Raci ng in the South and Assembly Charge Funds
Report describes racing events in the South with mentions of New Orleans winter feature history. Charges allege 856000 raised by track interests would be spent in the bill. Governor ordered committees to Siler to determine if funds exist and are usable. Grand jury action tied to the same purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonste
New Orleans
Assembly
Assembly Wednesday That A Tonn of 856,000 Had Been Raised By the Moetrack
Dommlsey
Dynamite Damages East Cleveland Trolley Car
In East Cleveland a dynamite blast on Overlook Road damaged a Heights trolley car. Several injured include Fr. Michael Gilday and Judge J. G. Murphy with cuts and broken bones amid a wrecked car. Another charge found further on. an investigation began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Evelid Heights
Overlook Road
East
Michael Gilday
St. Mary's Church
Moline
J. G. Murphy
Cleve- Tend Heights
Gilday
Murphy
Confederate veterans choose Evans as commander in chief
In Birmin, Alabama on June 11, the United Confederate Veterans adjourned after selecting General Clement A. Evans of Georgia as commander in chief to preside at future reunions. Memphis was named as a candidate for the next gathering amid memorial exercises led by Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmin
Ala
Memphis
Clement A. Evans
Georgia
Prceed
Inks
Stephen A. Ian
United Confederate Veterans
Evans
Boston Falls Silent as Cleveland Shutouts 7 0
Cy Morgan’s wild start and Hinchman’s timely hits spur Cleveland to a 7–0 shutout over Boston. Four defensive errors by Boston help Cleveland plate four unearned runs while Morgan allows four hits through nine innings. Dovelike offense from Cleveland stalls Boston’s hopes in a rough day for Campbell and the Red Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Doves
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Morgan
Wildues
Bouton
Dune L
Cy Morgan
N. Chirke
Ilekman
Rune
Moston
Boston
Morgan and
McFarland
Ciech
N. Clarke
Fine Game Played by Italian A C
The Lalinn Athletic club defeated Montpelier Seminary 10 to 7 yesterday afternoon in a tightly contested match. Joe Comelli stood out after his return from a layoff, while Star forward Thomas contributed steady play throughout the game setting the pace in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier Seminary
Lalinn Athletic Uh
Lie Seminary
Thomas
Wien
Italian Batteries Spark Montpelier Victory
In a tense seventh inning the Halians failed to score as Montpelier's offense surged with timely hits from Thorans Fairchild and Godfrey. Scampini and Complliy contributed for Montpelier while Bixhop Nicora and Thomas produced key hits for their side. umpire Hail called four hours of play as the batteries for Talia ALMGy and Montpelier closed the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halians
RUE
Italian AC
Montpelier
Talia Almgy
Talia Almgy Scampini and Complliy For Montpelier Ee Thorans
Fairchild
Godfrey
Bixhop
Nicora
Ol En Thomas
Six Months Hard Labor For Coast Artillery Private
Private Adame of the 189th Company Coast Artillery was found guilty by a general court martial at Fort Du Pont Delaware of misbehavior and aiming his rifle improperly. He received six months hard labor and forfeiture of $10 per month. The trial, made public yesterday, cited whether Adame snubbed orders and stared at a lieutenant while shouldering his rifle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adame
New York
Gluneburn
Frank W. Adame
Coast Artillery
Fort du Pont
Dol
Retern Adams
Lient
Glasharn
Bie
Adams
Lawley
Vic Commy
Linuten
Panama Crisis Described as Grave by Panamanian Envoy
Senor Arango called on the State and War Departments to brief Secretary Root and President Taft on U.S. measures for Panama. He warned that conditions in Panama are grave and that a rising could involve canal laborers. The report notes the seriousness of the situation and U.S. potential actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Senor Arango Calla
War Departments
Washington
Sénor
Joao Aumiatin Arango
United States
Panam
State and War Departments
Secretarye Root
Taft
Arango
Dr Howard’s Specific Sold Half-Price At Barre Sale
A large crowd in Barre shows strong demand for Dr Howard’s Specific for digestion and constipation. The Ne writes that local dealer D F claims hundreds of bottles sold at 25 cents, with many mail orders and no refunds to date, citing lasting cures and reduced dosing after a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Vis
Dr. Howard Co
Drevin Haw
Dr. Howard
Platform in Chicago Prepares for Labor Conference
Chicago hosts a labor conference with the national committee split over 22 contests. Key figures like Samuel Gompers and Ralph with Civic Federation are arriving. Illinois and Ohio disputes shape the scene as factions plan grand arrivals for frontrunners including Lowden and Upham, while Knox and Fairbanks camps mobilize large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Aya
Americans of Labor
Ieepab
Seth Low
New York
Olvie Federation
Aeligabes
Ae Albelgt Ipod
Ralph
Civic Federation
Illinois
Ohio
Aenity
A. J
Myron T. Herrick
Lowden
Frederick W. Upham
Chicago
Knox
Fairbanks
George
Ada
Thin City
Foraker
la- See
Sheldon of Nebraska Emerges in Taft Ticket Push
Senator Burkett backs Governor Sheldon of Nebraska as a potential vice president choice in the Taft movement. The pair advocate strengthening the Taft ticket as June reports on political alignments unfold in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkett
Taft
Washington
Sheldon
Nebraska
Senator Burkett
Taft Nomination Hinted by Seseria Shelden Speaker
Seseria Shelden, about thirty, described as a good speaker, is linked to securing Taft's nomination in a developing political scenario. The account notes her role and potential influence within the process as observers expect progress in party alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Philbin predicts XT will be Bryan and defeat again
Philipbin remarks that XT will be Bryan and defeat again while addressing a June Washington event. He notes Johnson as a personal friend of the president and says he phoned only to shake hands with Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philbin
Bryan
Washington
Ibs
New York
New
Pailbin
Johnson
Philtaos
Roosevelt
Save Constitution Address by Gov Johnson at Kansas University
Lawrence Kan June 12 John A Adjobnean delivered the commencement day address to the 275 graduates of the University of Kansas He spoke on Landmarks of American Time tracing his subject to the Cierthanic race and defended the Constitution’s principles urging strict observance in letter and spirit He urged no officer should act beyond the law pledged before God to support and argued for self government and nonimposition of colonial policy He noted the rise of constitutions since Independence and their reliance on the principles of the Declaration of Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kan
John AdJobnean
University of Kanselore
Kompan
Piriiggio
America
Saloons Closed by Oregon Elections Across Counties
Portland report notes local option results by June forcing prohibition in 21 counties and dry counts in others. Of 237 saloons operating June 1, total closures rise to 270 after precinct and statewide actions with nearly 600 closed statewide since the law took effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Presknet
Workmen's Bargains Offer in Furnishings and Shoes
A New York purchase brings extraordinary values in furnishings and shoes. The ad promotes men's socks at 5 cents per pair, six for 25 cents, lean hats at 50 cents value, and 3 hats for 50 cents. It urges budget shoppers to save money on these bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roofing Ad Promotes Asphalt Options and Prices
Local advertisement touts fire proof and sun proof roofing with asphalt. It lists prices from 75 cents to 3 dollars per square and notes 2 and 3 ply tarred felt at 1.00 to 1.20 dollars. Sheathing paper is offered at 75 cents and one dollar as the best choice.
Alex Corey and Co Opp Jack's Lunch Room Depot Ba
Local dispute centers on the site near Jack's Lunch Room with Alex Corey and Co challenged by Depot Ba authorities. Details remain sketchy in the fragment, but the issue involves property or business proximity and potential regulatory action. Further context is unclear from the OCR snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Corey & CO
Jack
Depot
Man Guilty of Manslaughter in New London
A man was found guilty of manslaughter by a Superior Court on a Wednesday session in New London. The defendant, named in court records as Frank Devon, faces sentencing to be determined by the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Frank Devon Grare Old
L. Rogers
Erie
Manele & Jory
Sen Tepeed
Meri- Oritiala
Sunshine
Fragmented OCR Note With Gaps
Readable portions show no clear event or entities. The text appears as garbled fragments likely from OCR conversion with missing words and punctuation. No verifiable names, places, dates, or actions are extractable for a proper summary.
Edward Leaves the Czar King Interv iews Navy Honor
Edward leaves the czar banquet in Reval after a formal toast. The British royal party with warships waited at 3 a.m. on return to Brigland. The czar then created Edward admiral in the Russian navy after a dinner talk with Prime Minister Stolypin. London dispatch notes St Peters burg lobbies discuss the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reval
Pehes
Brigland
Dinnet
Exar
Edward
Stolypin
London
St. Peters
Doma
Alliance and threats loom over new European entente
The article reports grave representations over a shifting alliance among Great Britain, Russia, and Prussia, noting attempts to deter a projected "new alliance" with warnings and diplomatic maneuvers. Names and places referenced include British, Russian, and Prussian actors and a tense geopolitical climate.
Steamer Goldsboro Seized Under Unpaid Cargo Charge
The Lone Goldsboro sailing from New York topt with F. G. Bailey and a large cargo, including wapitide, was seized at Tela Hone duras while three on board, according to advices received here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weasel
Bailey
Hin
Mobile
Ala
Goldsboro
New Ok Yoot Anonth
F. G. Bailey
Tela
Advicus
Seniors Win Track Meet at St Johnsbury Academy
Readable fragments show St Johnsbury Academy held its annual seniors track meet with multiple events won by various seniors. Winners include Beek, Lechange, Atwood, Barnett, Beck, Harnett, and Powell across sprints and distance events, with several seniors placing second and third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SE Tohnsbury
St. Johnbury Academy
Fair If
Arasan Rg Setolin
Ecro
Beek
Ron
Wesley
Fagree
Burt
Br Atwood
Russell
Divtaine
Atwood
Walker
Beck
Pen
Lechance
Barnett
Gilson
Powell
Hawkinson
Fon
Ight
Perel Sabon
Te Vhird
Harnett
Flagg
Gibfiat
Som
Ltt
Joe Jefferson's Son Ill at St Luke's Hospital
Charles B Jefftram eldest son of the noted actor Joe Jefferson is reported very ill at St Luke's Hospital New York on June 1st. He suffers from a grave ailment and his condition is described as serious with only faint hope for improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jefferson
Charles B. Jefftram
St. Luke's Hospital
New York
Charles
Freon
Jefferson
Luke's Hospital
Faite
Grain Fire Destroys Plant. Losses Plunge Over $200,000
A fire at Hammond Indiana destroyed the TriState Grist and Grain Plant's activator, burning 290,000 traders of commerce and property valued at $200,000. The blaze was caused by a hot box on a wheel of a grain belt that failed, spilling grain into the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicgo
TriState Grisimano
Hammond
Ind
Fought to retain formula claimed to cure stomach trouble
A controversial figure L T Cooper promotes a stomach-based health theory, claiming 90 percent of modern illness stems from stomach issues and gaining nationwide adherents. An interview cites anecdotes from users in Chicago and elsewhere describing severe stomach distress and improved well being after trying his approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Cooper
Mr. Cooper Wald
Yermela
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Louisiana Assembly
Gen. Evans
Oa Plan Mtoe
Averill) & Co. and
Eeerials
Bonaccord
Berlin Street Grounds
J. W. Dillon
Wand 4
Bolster Block
Barratt
E. Jacobs
North Maln St
Bare, Vt
Pork Town
Cincinnati
Boultes
Cinvi
Dahlen
Ted
Hitchoy
Ronners
Grahasa
Boultos
Lobert
Gankel
Beaumont
McGunn
Hantman
Ktehey
Kelley
Graham
Bouktes
Pee
Mcianadt
Dalton
Gamsl
McLean
McGanno Boulter
Brain
Taumont
Cinctanatt
Len
Mannlfan
Wacrifice
Ck Graham
Dublin
Stiler Hare
Mie
Fied
Boultee
Balle
Braaktom Chlorro
Brookigh
Ee Philalphia
Philadelphia
St. At
Pittsbury
Detroit
St. Louis
Stashington
Pittsburg
New York Philadephia
St. Youless
Brrooklyn
Ats
Everoland
JAM
A. C
Ely Fe
Philo Hay Spee. Co. Nowak
N. J
RED Cross Pharmacy
Shamrock JV
Lenton
Thomas Tipton
Sharrock JV
Gravesend
Brynhil
Will
Davis
Wade H. Ellis
George Ade
Faic
Banks
White House
Save Constitution
Kansas
Oregon
Ynfells
Monarch
N. D. Phelps CO
Czar
the King
St. Peteraba
Great Britain
Russia
Prange
Aniors
St. Johnsbury
Universal
Exama
Wasi Yard
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!