Canoeist Clifford Foore Drowned Near Port Jefferson
The body of Clifford Foore, son of real estate operator W. Poe, was found near Port Jefferson after he set out in a trail canoe at 7:30 PM Monday to return home. He had come to retrieve a canoe made for him and left from Pettit's summer home area. foul play is not suspected.
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Port Jefferson
Clifford Fooe
W. Poe
Setauket
Pettit
Young Foon
Young Foos
Inoal Beilier
Stip
Balloon Indiana Wins Despite Farmers Rifles
Carl G. Fisher of Indianapolis piloted the balloon Indiana to victory in the national balloon race staying aloft longest. He landed Monday night about seventy seven miles from Tennessee City, after an eight hour flight from Kodedway. Fisher said the Indiana traveled about 230 miles with two stops, while University City reported about 75 miles. Farmers fired at the balloon during its flight through County Ind and Tennessee, marking a regular fusillade along the route.
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Tniianapolis
Carl G. Pisher
Tidianapolis
Indiana
Fisher
Noahvilly
Tenneanoy
Fotor
Ind
Tennessee
Yale crews depart for training camp
Yale crews prepare for a training camp with sixteen varsity oarsmen and ten freshmen, selecting eight to race. The squad aims to develop rowing strength ahead of future competitions, with leadership from the rowing authorities and medical staff.
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YALE
Hatters Return to Work as Unions Expand Strike
Danbury area hatters resume work after 21 weeks as 15 notaries resigning from unions and seven shops reopened while non union plants solidify a broader strike against union opposition. Workers in South Norwalk New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania still stand with the National Association of Hat Manufacturers as most local factories move toward settlement and some operate at full swing again.
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Dani Conn
United Hatters
Norwalk
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
National Association of Hat Manuufacturers
Massachusetts Senate Pauses Bill on Railroad Holding
The bill implementing Governor Draper's plan for the railroad holding controversy is engrossed in the Massachusetts Senate with no opposition, no divisions requested, and now moves to the governor for action. The filing date is June 10.
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Massachusetts Senate
Boston Railroad Holding
Dbon
Senate
Yesterday's Baseball Scores and Weather Delays
Yesterday's American League results included Boston at Detroit with Detroit winning 5 to 2 while others were postponed due to rain. National League action saw Cincinnati defeat Boston 18 to 4 and Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and St. Louis games affected by rain with only partial outcomes reported.
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Tiaten
Foston
St. Louie
Cincinnati
Boston
CUTLER REINSTATED AT HARVARD QUARTERBACK
Harvard varsity quarterback Will Cutler has been reinstated after being expelled for breaking rules. The trustees reviewed his case last Sunday and announced his return to classes pending final examinations. He will not receive his degree yet but is expected to receive it once trustees approve. The reinstatement follows an earlier removal and reflects a decision by university authorities.
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Maxe
John Cutler
Harvard
Cutler
Oet
Bit
Tae
George
Star Pitcher Killed in Wyoming County League
Anthony Canavin star pitcher for Parsons in the Wyoming County league died from a gunshot wound sustained at a hospital in Wilkesbarre. He was hit in the right hip and died after fighters fled before police arrived. Canavin was a top amateur pitcher likely to turn professional next season.
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Wilkesharre
Madian
Anthony Canavin
Parsons
Wyoming County League
Canavin
Belmont Entry Second Makes Odd Race For Two Year Olds
Belmont's field featured a quirky two year old race where Bishop Stolen Kins led with five sovereigns and ten severely ended bets, as Quicketiteh finished third amid rainy conditions and a close finish reported from Beverly, Kansas.
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Beverly
Stolen Kins
Stee Belmont
Bank employee accused of pilfering funds hiding stocks in safe
New Haven reports a safe deposit box rented by Frederick Iy Prigham, bookkeeper at Merchants Nations Bank, opened to reveal stock certificates and deeds worth potentially $100,000. Authorities suspect diversions of bank funds. Prigham has not spoken.
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New Haven
Frederick Iy Prigham
Mar~ Chante’ Nations Bank
Linky
Boon
Willch
Stroke
Shuren
Arighamy Ta Te
Mindy ii
Shriners Elect Officers in Louisville Assembly
The Imperial Council elected officers including potentate George L Bir, imperial potentate, Frederick K Anaslis imperial chief rabban, J Frank Pratt of Fargo imperial first ceremonial imam, W J Cunha imperial assistant rabban, Jane T Fats ren of Gatstie imperial scribe, William Brown reelected treasurer, Fred W Smith as canonical master, Henry Neidring imperial second ceremonial imam, Charles E Grenshine guard, in Louisville on June 10.
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Louisville
Yeateris
George L
Imperial Nt
Tie L
Frederick K
Anaelis
Imperial
Rabban
J. Prank Pratt
Vargo
W. J. Cun
7000 GET INCREASE THIRRISBURG STEEL WORKERS AIM
A local steel plant in Thirr isburg, Washington, announced a wage increase for seven employees. The new pay raise is set to take effect on May 1, with details still to be finalized by company management.
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Thirrisburg
Enmapranie Steel Company
Wax
Margin of Ten Votes on the Wool Schedule
Washington reports a narrow 40 to 0 vote on the wool duties, with debate over top waste and roving waste duties and calls to maintain the committee’s protective measures. Senator Be veridge and others weighed in on the state of wool industry profits and grower agreements amid party lines.
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Washington
Wisauksen
Crawford
Gambit
Reyni Tnd Democrats
Foe
Scott
Indiana
Beveridge
Senate
Dolliver
Warren
Colonel Sellers
Iowa
Five Girl Graduates Wed in Batch at Exbury and Henry College
In a single ceremony five couples from Bristol and Virginia were married after graduating. Each bride arrived in white on a train, continuing a long tradition at Exbury and Henry College. The event marked a notable tack in the community as graduates tied the knot before starting new lives together.
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Bristol
Alfred Ti
Burroughs
Twowlay
Virginia
Atgemut
Exbory
Henry College
Marrisyem
Mining Stocks Sold For One Thousand Dollars A Load
Sheriff Henry Sharp sold yesterday a load of mining stocks to satisfy a judgment for ten thousand dollars obtained in New York. Lawrence Wechoco, attorney for the plaintiff, was the only bidder, and the stocks were knocked down to him. The item involved a line of products including Campbell's Stains and Floor Polish and related refinishing goods.
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Dune Eee
Henry Sharp
Jude Ment
New
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Promoted to Women Readers
An old classified style ad touts Parisian Sage as a hair tonic for women of Pasia and America, claiming it maintains luxuriant hair. It promises a 60 cent bottle trial via The Bed Crow Pharmacy and offers a money back guarantee if results are unsatisfactory.
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Pasia
America
Crow Pharmacy
Bread that tastes like more and the flour’s name
A witty remark attributing exceptional flavor to the flour, suggesting the bread’s taste reflects the flour used. The speaker muses that in most cases the flour determines the bread's quality and flavor.
Ceresota Eightlees Painters Work Shown at an International Congress
An article reports on Winifred Holt and a blind artist who painted with color boxes at an international congress for the blind in England. It notes mixed reception of the art, plus a separate tale of two blind boys saving drowning companions. The piece also covers New York construction foundations, a memorial tablet for Rabbi Loeb Wormser, and mentions Turkish wife property rights and Parmentier popularizing the potato in 1781.
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Winifred Holt
England
Pain
Biled Men's Improvement Club
New York City
Niko
Ming Holt
New York
Bilod
New York Sun
Michelstads
Hesse
Loeb Wormser
Inez
Germany
Ranle Scheu
Michelfindt
Black Hand gang in custody after widespread operations
In Ohio cities Columbus Marion and Dennison arrests followed raids on alleged Black Hand activity. Letters, secret codes, and a fruit-store headquarters appear central to the network linked to Sicily and Mafia. Officers report national reach and coordinated indictments across many cities with several ringleaders identified and Italian connections noted.
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Cincinnati
Jane
United States
Secret Service
Italy
Black Hand
Columbay
Mariod
Cincianadl
Holmen
Sores
Raluartion
Volun
Ced
Tin
Joe Rizzo
Marion
Antonio Maret
Denison
Tony Pickario
Columbus
Ohio
Hisck Bland
Feadieen Ts Ir Vietlna
Cers
Ee Setae Conti
Pasewords
Xigoe
Petri
Indie Dvale
Cinelanati Aflients
Sicily
Mafia
Mauretania Sets New World Record For Distance In A Day
The Mauretania increased the daily speed record to 673 nautical miles for the day ending noon Monday, June 1, with the ship traveling from Queenstown to New York after departing June 6. The prior record of 671 miles was set on February 15.
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New York
Finer
Queenstown
New ¥ York
Cape Race
Ley
Fragmented Readership Note From Damaged Page
The readable text shows garbled phrases about a queen, a zoo, a little girl, and a question to a keeper. It mentions Harvard, New York Life, an elephant, a cat, and Joe, with scattered exclamations and partial songlike lines. Overall, no clear event or report emerges.
The Wily Comedian and the Cleveland Contract
A frugal comedian refused a high percentage share and signed a lump sum guarantee. In Cleveland a sold out show led to regret as he sought to break the contract with the town’s top attorney, who had drawn it himself. The fee dispute ended with the attorney confirming the agreement could not be broken.
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Cleveland
Ned Hind
Minple Woulding
Washington
Finger Pain Relief Tip From a Simple Remedy
A fragment notes relief for a bruised finger by soaking it in hot water for a few minutes. No further details or sources are provided.
Coal as Fuel in Ancient Times and Early Americas
The passage traces coal use from biblical and ancient sources to China and Europe, noting early mentions circa 4000 BC under King Hotomoen and later records in the Bible. It cites Roman wars, Chinese coal preparation, Marco Polo’s 1275 remark, and the first U.S. coal mine near Richmond with a Wyoming Valley discovery in 1705.
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Golemon
Annals of Mankind
Hotomoen
Fiyrin
Rotman Wall
Invaston
China
Marco Polo
Cathay
Marco Pollo
United States
Jeautt
Henneph
Lacks Tact. Dates and Diction Stir Family Dispute
A terse argument centers on a nephew's insult and a family feud over truth and language. The speaker urges factual stance about the boy while referencing lingering tensions and perceived slights within the kin.
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Blackguard
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