Guests at Westminster Longworths Visit Parliament
In London on June 15 Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Mrs. Longworth joined by Secretary Carter from the American embassy attended the Yeomen of the Guard inspection at St James Palace. They met Speaker Lowther and others, then viewed the House of Commons, with Mr. Tanigworth present later at dinner in the Lords. Questions on Chicago meat packing disclosures were raised during the proceedings.
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London
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
Carters
St. Tames Palace
Ambasadir Widh
Reid
Armal
Longworth Auteryards
James Lowther
House of Commons
Cossacks Restive Rebel Against Odious Fighting Duty
June 15 report from St Petersburg notes growing unrest among Cossacks and officials. M Milukov and Ruel Shrewd Junior discuss discontent as Cossacks allegedly refuse to continue subduing the populace, with a flood of letters from soldiers and a shift away from traditional protective roles.
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St. Petersburg
Ruel
Milukov
Constitutional Democrats
M. Syosshnikof
New French Insurance Law Regulates Life Policies
Paris reports a decree under the new law requiring existing foreign life insurers to replace current securities within five years. The move ensures operation in France and Algeria through security lists approved by regional authorities, with premiums backed by improved French securities.
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Paris
Newrrele Ae
France
Algiers
Rust Meena
British officer killed near Tanta during drill detachment
A British officer Captain RC Bullar of the Lomiktifing Dragoons was killed near Tanta on a June march to Alexandria. Four other officers were badly wounded after natives ambushed the party while visiting a village to shoot pigeons. The incident occurred as the detachment stopped at a hamlet and was attacked with bludgeons.
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Cate
Bullar
Lady Mary Hamilton Weds Marquis of Graham
Lady Mary Hamilton, noted figure in Great Britain, married the Marquis of Graham yesterday at St George's Avenue Hanover Square. The ceremony was attended by King Edward and other notable figures of the era.
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Tandon
Jone
Mary Hamilton
Milton and Brandon
Tas
St. George's Ave
Hanover Square
Marquis of Graham
Duke of Montrose
Edward
Space Controlled by Central Labor Union in Barre Vicinity
A local notice states that the space is under control of the Central Labor Union of Barre and Vicinity. The announcement identifies the union and the Barre area as the controlling body for the space.
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Central Labor Union of
Barre and Vicinity
Union Label Urges Barre Shoppers Demand It
A call to workers and spouses in Barre and nearby areas to boycott products from unorganized or convict labor. The notice argues local goods lack Union Libel branding and urges patrons to insist on the Union Label with every purchase to support union principles.
Frisky as Champions and Dorner Shuts Mets in Rain Interruption
Dorner pitched superbly for Boston Nationals as they beat Cincinnati 7 to 2 on a rain shortened afternoon. Wenney held Wicker to seven clean innings, with Boston taking the lead in the fourth on Howard, Bates, and Hetehusity hits. In the ninth, Cincinnati scored on two singles and a walk, then Nehlei and Livingstone added a late rally, while the New York, St. Louis, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Chicago scores were reported.
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Dorner
Boston Nationals
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Dorver
Hede
Hin Ee Np
Wenney
Mien
Wicker
Hanehied
Brain
Jhowhin
Bates
Fon Howanl
Hyamn
Hetehusity
Deere
Hoxton
Nent
Corcere
Bridwell
Pop
Tenney
Weds
Livingstone
Nehlei
Huggins
Sebler
Seymour
Bid for Votes in Polls Across Cities Spark Inquiry
Reading fragments show a Chicago Philadelphia and Boston linked scandal of vote buying at polling places. Citizens and professionals allegedly paid for ballots in multiple districts with Democratic candidates. Police noted a witness list of individuals openly purchasing votes across cities.
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Chicago
Pitot
New York
Savannah
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Cerves
Justine
Ponce
Lee American League
Detroit
Louisa So Chica
Washington
Toston
Hyome Promises Cure for Catarrh in Simple Inhaler
An old advertisement touts Hyome as a universal cure for catarrh a germ disease. It claims a dramatic drop in cases after its use, with a simple inhaler to be used three or four times daily. The cost is one dollar for the main bottle and extra bottles at fifty cents. It emphasizes pleasant use and deep penetration to lungs and throat.
Detectives Follow Berkman Couple From Rochester West
Rochester dispatch reports Pinkerton detectives Emmn Goldman and Alexander Heerkmaan tracked Mr and Mrs Berkman, hired by Henry Frick, leaving Rochester for the West. Mrs Goldman confirms plans to wed as a trial marriage lasting two years, with likelihood to continue if successful.
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Rochester
N. Y
Pinkerton
Henry ©. Frick
Rochester Force
Emmn Goldman
Alexander Heerkmaan
West
Goldman
Berkman
Detroit
Irs
Man
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in the American League
Rain affected games with St Louis and Cleveland reporting results. Cleveland edged the Yankees, Detroit defeated Philadelphia, Chicago won, Washington listed without a final score.
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St. Louise
Cleveland
New York
Dad Drake Signed by Rutland Ball Team For Next Season
Ratland reports that the Rutland ball club of the Northern League will sign Dad Drake famed all round athlete from Bristol. Drake attended Pennsylvania Medical College and St Albans of 1902 and Malone, N.Y. He coached Vermont football last season. Carrigan and Hoey, signed by Holland, reportedly left their contracts.
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Ratland
Allons Ae
Jeague
Smiths Specific Urie Zero Reopens For Rheumatism
An irregular ad-like text promotes Smiths Specific Urie Zero claiming it cures rheumatism without minerals or alcohol. It urges readers to buy at home for $1.40 per bottle or send money to Smith Drugs in Buravase, S. V., for mailing. The rest of the material references a Congress committee reopening and adjournment, with inconsistent, garbled political notes.
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ASI Sisterery
Harre Aml
Buravase
S. V
Eastoko
Controversial Theory On Typhoid Cause Emerges
In Washington on June 18 a controversial theory attributes typhoid fever to factors other than the germ theory. Dr Wille Tin dall, secretary to the Board of District Commissioners, and Dr Pine jdall present an exposition suggesting climate related changes in body physiology after sudden temperature shifts may trigger typhoid. They do not fully reject germ theory but emphasize environmental and sanitary factors as contributing risks.
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Wille
Ich ‘Tindall
Board of
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Tindal
Ene
Prope
New Subway Plan Eyed For Manhattan and Jersey City
June 18 New York report states Union Terminal Co plans a subway route across Manhattan and to Jersey City pending Senate interoceanic committee review. Proposals include a six track tunnel under the East River and a Union Square passenger station with a Broadway branch and a West Thirty-first Street spur to the Pennsylvania Railroad depot. Adjournment of a meeting and ongoing railroad cost estimates are noted amid public works discussions.
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Union Terminal Company
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Morgan
Manhattan
Senate
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Eria
Jersey City
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East River
Omc River
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Broadway
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Chand Central
Posaiure
Spr
West Chirtywreund Street
Pennsylvania Ailroad
Georgia Proves Fastest Battleship in American Navy
In Portland Maine on June 16 the Georgia built in Bath Maine maintained 19.26 knots for four hours during an endurance and acceptance trial off the Maine coast, surpassing the New Jersey by six knots. A telegram from Bath Iron Works to Governor Terrell of Georgia proclaimed the victory.
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Maine
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Georgia Jist
Wrongfully Imprisoned Man Cleared After Confession
Harpster, jailed for murder, is declared innocent following a confession by a dying man. Guthrie residents report the case tied to Byron Cole and an impending retrial. Authorities say Harpster may be released if the retrial confirms the new testimony.
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Guthrie
Okie
Tae
al Harpater
Kansar
Byron Cole
Verner-Mr Unseel Visit Mentioned in Wrening Tale
A fragmentary exchange suggests Mies Verner and Miss Verner discuss a visit by Slovwm-Ah and its potential impact. The speakers hint at expectations and possible pleasure tied to a Philadelphia connection, though details are unclear.
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Mies Verner
Unspecific death report linked to lockjaw and injury
A garbled notice links a fatal infection to an injury involving Chas Oswald of Dalton and a New York writer. It mentions a physician at Red Cross Pharmacy and claims a cure for a severe neck wound but remains unclear and fragmentary.
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Chas Oswald
Dalton
Saclny Leg
N.Y
Seth Hareh
Yver Paar
Red Cross
Excursion Rates and Tours by Boston and Maine Railroad
The Boston and Maine Railroad has issued its 1900 rate book with routes to principal resorts and a selection of side trips and steamship excursions. It covers parlor and sleeping car rates and all essential information for travelers. Free copies are available from the General Passenger Department in Boston Massachusetts.
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Boston & Maine Book of Rates
Boston & Maine Railroad
General Pawn Department
Boston
Mtume
Will Disarm Coal Guards At Smithfield
Citizens in Smithfield Ohio protested against United States coal company guards after a mass meeting. Several guards were charged with assault. they pleaded guilty on condition they would not return to the district until the strike ended. Local authorities formed a patrol to preserve order amid the standstill.
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Dillensale
Smithfield
United States Coal Company
Local Notes From East Montpelier And Barre
East Montpelier reports James Young recently recovered from rheumatism in the feet but remains weak. A Dulverantint church event near Seturday features a stage farce by youths and a children’s drill. Mrs Ap Ch Whiteher and Miss Ning Von Oye attended school day exercises in Spaulil we. Dobu Lang and Mya N. Rivers visited Barre for piping activities.
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James Young
Misa Ning von Oye
Marre
Spaulilwe
Dobu Lang
Mya N. Rivers
Barre
Who Will Claim Them Lottery At Postufilen List
A garbled list of names and scattered words appears to reference a weekly lottery, with entries including Mens Praudh Abbiatti Auretl J J Crown Peter Coniiner Merry Church G Calani Charence Goonwy Taas Gtr gran Chi Guunains C Garibobli Fi bo Graemmi Carlo Guanhini Vrank Morris Bete Hayom Frank Jondeo Ye Johnson Jolt Nayerott Cleo San W Raniela A Walkers omits mw May 4 Me Hier ey Mia Wot Mourn Atha Xehie pentlon Mn Haw Mcdonald Mrs A 4 Pringle Mis Ie Taytiamil steele Sajiar Me Vinanie fave Mra Eva Wood Sve lupo Wile
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Doe Auretl
J. J. Crown
Peter Coniiner
Merry Church
G. Calani
Charence Goonwy
Taas Gtrgran
Chi Guunains
C. Garibobli
Fi Bo Graemmi
Carlo Guanhini
Vrank
Morris
Bete Hayom
Prank Jondeo
Ye Johnson
Jolt Nayerott
Cleo San
Raniela A
Walkers
Mie
Mia
Atha
Xehie Pentlon
Mn Haw
Mcdonald
Mrs. A
Pringle
Mis
Ie Taytiamil
Steele Sajiar
Me Vinanie
Fave
Mra
Eva Wood
Sve
Lupo Wile
New York Interview on Meat Trade Policy
The Sun publishes an interview with W. J. Bevan from St Petersburg noting European views on American meat imports. It discusses the beef trust, monopoly concerns, and calls for strict inspections, arguing public interest outweighs private moneyed influence.
Bryan in the Duma During Agrarian Debate
In St. Petersburg on June 15, William J. Bryan observed the agrarian debate at the Lower House. The discussion touched on a seat in the diplomatic chamber as Ambassador Mayer attended. Noted leaders included M. Aladin of the Peasant-Workings, now called the Great of Toit, a key political figure amidst the session.
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St. Petersburg
Willian J. Beyan
Mayer
Bryan Mecun
M. Aladin
Vt Peasant-Workionsip
Record Proposal Sparks Free Seed Fee Debate
An unclear draft from The Record discusses abolishing a fee tied to free seed and references a Congress record. The quirky note mentions "Coal trees" and a critique of abolishing the fee, with garbled names like Vatyoston and Pritane appearing as possible misreadings from the source.
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Vatyoston
Pritane
Sliver Injures Worker Amid Timber Shop Incident
A worker suffered a severe sliver injury during a timber process when a splinter projected into his body. He remained conscious as medical staff stabilized him, though the event prompted nearby colleagues to rush to his side. He was taken to a hospital for treatment.
Fine Ice Cream Parlor Opens with Fruit Store
We have opened an Ice Cream Parlor in connection with our Fruit Store, where the finest Ice Creams are served. Try our Strawberry Ice Cream made from real fruit. We also wholesale and retail Ice Cream, and all orders of a gallon or more delivered. We deliver Fruit free at your homes.
New Yorker Pays Wife Five Thousand After Spree
In New York June 15 August Wieder a journeyman baker paid his wife five thousand dollars to gain liberty. Wieder who had fled with about twenty thousand dollars inherited from his father in Germany was confronted in court by his wife and her fourteen year old daughter Annie Hoes. The wife declined immediate prosecution on abandonment but accepted the money after Wieder offered five hundred to settle. He had been fined ten dollars for drunkenness the day before and paid the balance of his fortune fastening his recent spree.
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New York
August Wieder
East ‘Iwelfth Street
Manhattan
Wiliam
Wennesley
Annie
Bast Tenth Street
Wieder
Germany
Mooney
Foo Latar
Will Not Wed Engagement Rumors From Newspaper Cable
A Sun cable reports Captain Graham and Miss Barrymore in the country with Graham’s aunt Sally Barington in England. Interviews in Boston checked engagement rumors to an English actor in New York but no confirmation followed. Harry Graham, son of Sir Henry Graham, serves in the Coldstream Guards and writes as Col Th Streadyver.
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Sun
Lamon
Grahan
Miss Barrymore
Garham
Sally Barington
Fe Lon Jon
England
Boston
J Cup
Harry Graham
Sir Henry Graham
Coldstream Guards
Col Th Streadyver
Democratic Fusion Sparks Vermont Debate in The Age
The Age reports intense interest in a Democratic fusion in Vermont aimed at uniting rival groups for a stronger slate. Barre-based Mr Pape is offered a second ticket if fusion proceeds, signaling a potential Burlington union on January 28 with diverse reactions from Democratic factions.
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Allane
Proctor Quene
Darwin Cratin Yuriv
Vermont
Pape
Barre
Vnion
Burlinngton
Jane
Fit
Hen
Werade
Age
Dem
Bertha Krupp Heiress’s Suitor Accepted by German Nobility
A German nobleman Von Bohlen, tied to Bertha Krupp, is named as fiancé after a Vatican post. The match faces family doubt amid a yearlong separation due to his posting to Peking. The Krupp trust and relatives weigh his suitability as a husband for the world’s richest heiress.
Raid hits Rochester stores over wings and feathers sale
Rochester in June saw state forest officers and two constables visit four large stores to seize wings and feathers offered for sale. Officials say the moves were prompted by Audubon society efforts and Albany orders. Warrants were served on store representatives as the case proceeds.
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Rochester
N.Y
State Forest
Steamship Sunk by Warship Afloat Near Antwerp
A steamship named Monee, coming from Spain, was sunk in the North Sea near Antwerp by a warship. Ten crew members died and five were rescued, according to reports. The disaster appears to have been caused by enemy action during wartime.
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Ano
Monee
Spain
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