First place tied for Tarve Golf club weekly result
First place was tied up with a net score of 70. J Daniels and Harry Brown tied for third. Miss Holden led the ladies. The weekly Tarve Golf Club event saw James Rhinid and Janne Pakner with a TD net score. American League scores list Cleveland 3 Howton 1 and New York 7 Chicago 5 with other games noted.
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J- Daniels
Harry Brown
Miss Holden
Tarve Golf Club
James Rhinid
Janne Pakner
J. Daniele
Boston
Cleveland
Howton
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louie
Philaee
Washington
Detroit
Sawmill Boiler Explodes in Stratford
Four men killed when a sawmill boiler explodes near Stratford NH. Emergency crews rush to the scene as physicians depart from Harington for aid. Milestone national league results report New York 2 Cincinnati 0 and Philadelphia 7 St. Louis 1 with Chicago Boston postponed due to cold weather.
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Abz
Rochester
Strafford
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
St. Lenin
Morse appeals for new trial in national banking case
Morse seeks a new trial after being convicted under the national banking law. His counsel argues the indictment and conviction violated his citizen rights, asserting the bank loans and repayments were legitimate and the case mishandled by the court and officials.
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Otarley Nies
Walmer
Elroult
Morye
Deakin
Morse
Fen
Athetan
Ion
Ho. Stimacn
Towel
United States
Durinho
More
Littleton
Macre
Morer
Littleton U
Carrail
Quake Deaths Number 54 Reported in France
Paris reports a major earthquake in southern France with 54 deaths and widespread destruction. Strong aftershocks shook the region as residents faced collapsed homes and injuries, with St Cannat severely damaged and thousands left homeless. The death toll rose as authorities counted fatalities and urged caution in the affected villages.
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Paris
France
St. Cannat
Per Valian
Notice to Contractors for Barre Vermont Water Project
The City of Barre Water Department announces sealed bids for construction of a storage reservoir in Orange Vermont. Bid forms from the Barre city engineer, with prices in writing and figures, must be submitted by 7 pm on June 28, 1909, to the city clerk. Bids require a $500 certified check, and a $10,000 performance bond.
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Orange
Vermont
Barre
Teally
Suen
Lewis
Cornhill
Boston
Director Durand Confirmed by Senate Vote
Washington June 16 The Senate confirmed Ward Durand of California as director of the onus. N. Paribi to hi i Rant commissioner of oll de 64.
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Washington
Senate
Momimathirs
Pane Durand
California
N. Pari Bi Wu It
York
New German Finance Plan Details Courtesy of Berlin Government
Berlin reports the government submitted to the Bundestrat a minor tax plan intended to raise substantial revenue. The bill covers insurance policies, stocks, bonds, and federal checks, aiming to accumulate large sums for fiscal needs.
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Berlin
Bundesreth
Alaska Gold Shipments Reach 2 700 000 This Season
The steamship Tanamd has arrived with 500 000 worth of gold, bringing total receipts to 2 700 000 this season en route to Beattie, Dawson Yukon.
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Dawson
Yukon
Tanamd
Beattie
Parisian Sage Ad Claims Youthful Beauty For Ladies
An old classified style ad touts Parisian Sage hair product promising to preserve youth and beauty. It lists a Red Chrome Pharmacy location and urges readers to consult local druggists who offer a guaranteed remedy. The copy references Elizabeth K Ander and emphasizes rapid results.
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Paorikian
Red Crome
Te Wold
Kinga
America
Dandeud
Atoye
al ‘Vieni
Ube
Ipeer
Elizabeth K Ander
Uae
Plan to Legalize Income Tax Faces Supreme Court Reversal Risk
Washington reports that the finance committee is expected to amend the tariff bill to submit an amendment to the constitution legalizing income tax. President Taft favors this route over a direct income tax bill and hopes the Supreme Court may reverse its ruling on the constitutionality of such legislation. The plan would also affect tax on dividends and widen funding opportunities, with a likely House challenge and debates over state approval thresholds.
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Vy Supreme Court
Finance Committee
Washington
Taft
Gupraine
Funda
Senate
New England
Boeing
Ludlow Associates Mantlae Company
Ludlow
Mana
Calcutta Hagreing
Conureas
Taftae
Philippines
Jowsly
Capitol
Venetors
Senator Clay Warns of Tariff Fight Over Hides and Cotton
Washington June 15 Senator Clay says the Senate will press the tariff issue in the current Congress. He notes the committee has placed a tax on hides and on cotton bagging and ties. He warns the South will resist higher costs, arguing New England should not burden its people while others face duties.
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Washington
Denny
Clay
Yentering
Congress
Havel
South
New England
Fisherman Finds Body After Weekend At Sea
A drowned man was found in the water near Toledo on June 15. The body remained unidentified and was discovered by Peter Rhore while fishing. Authorities say the victim showed signs of violence before being recovered.
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Toledo
Petode Shipbalitna Company
Oledo Shipling Company
Peter Rhore
Euach
House Session Ends After Brief Ten Minute Session
Washington notes that after a ten minute session yesterday the House adjourned until Thursday.
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Wwahington
Ceresota Flour Price Argument Sparks Bread Quality Pause
The Ceresota Flour discussion argues the product is too high quality to compete on price and too good for everyday bread and biscuits. It stresses that the value is shown in the first loaf baked, highlighting premium quality over affordability.
SING MUSIC WRITTEN BY SLAIN GIRL AT SMITH COLLEGE
A fragmentary account lists names of attendees and participants at a Smith College event on Ivy Day with a tense program note about a song written by a slain girl. Local names include Byers, Leonard, Garretty, Kalten, Remington, and others from New York, Brookline, and Watertown. The text is garbled but references a student recital or exercise marking Ivy Day observances.
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Slain Girl AT Smith
Hull
Byers
Buty
Thome
Anne C
Mitchell
Montelais
Oot
Bi Leonard
Danse
TW Garretty
St Louis
Aliee W. Kaltenfuck
Yorkers
N. Y
Elvien Remington
Water
Haskell retracts libel in Oklahoma City case
Governor Charles N. Haskell retracts a libel claim linked to an article in his newspaper The New State during the 1910s campaign. The arbitration committee failed to report, delaying trial. A report now shows a formal retraction by the governor, with the case still unresolved in Ohio.
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Oklahoma City
Charles NX. Haskell
Ohio
Faskell
Haskell
New State
Tritone
Cardwell
Cri Hbel
Exw
Lee Cruce
Jess J. Dunn
Roy Salford
The
Oklahoman
Eri Bante
Randolph Center notes and town updates
Local items report deaths and visits including Mr and Mrs Dukett, a private northern trip, Henry Bower and wife moving from Way-Side farm to Huntington, and the Bickford brothers remodeling their house. Normal school commencement drew twenty nine graduates. Weather and seasonal cues weave through the town collects with poems from Lanlie's Weekly.
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Aitoe Aera
Maplewood
Arthur Dukett
Greenfield
Massy
Thenry Bower
Buntington
Bickford Brothers
Richard Damon
Normal School
Germans to Fight Taxes Rally Halts Unfair Burdens
A mass meeting in Berlin on June 15 organized by the Hanes League drew four hundred commercial bodies and pledged to resist taxes on natives and unfair burdens, aiming to defend trade and industry and elect representatives to oppose oppression.
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Berlin
Bene Id Peellesen Rete
Wtock Pacar Commercia
Native break up mission in Lagos riot over expulsion
In British West Africa tensions rise as 250 local chiefs assault Rev G Pinnock's compound on June 7 and loot the mission, while authorities in Lagos refuse to act. a protest is made but ignored by British officials. A separate item notes a royal audience as Prince Ito honored in a Japanese ceremony. A Colorado mine holdup nets $40,000 in gold with three masked men and two women implicated.
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British West Africa
Lagos
G. Pinnock
Foreign Missions
Board of the Mouth Baptist Convention
Bdgeria
Kanonk
Conte
Telluride
Col
Zanetti
Nelilé
Farewell to Griscom Amid Earthquake Relief Work
King to Griscom bids farewell at a cordial audience with thanks for Griscom relief work during the earthquake. The envoy notes a significant connection with the pope and mentions Abasandor Griscom. Also advised to consult D F Devis about Hill's Pile Pomade.
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Fane
Victor
Aueows
Ta bin Tutus
Mr. Griscom
Abasandor Griscom
Helen
D. F
Hill
Mutineers Repulsed in Mindanao Attack at Davao
Details show native constabulary repulsed a June 6 mutiny near Davao on Mindanao. Mutineers fled to hills after assaults on officers, then fortified a convent as government forces gathered. A siege followed with natives attacking the convent on June 7, driving the mutineers away. Several mutineers were killed or wounded. Governor Bolton's killer is recalled. Collector Roddy wounded amid later violence.
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Manila
Davao
Mindanas
Aties
Walker
Preece
Roddy
Dayne
Bolton
Drummer Boy of Missionary Ridge Dies in Toledo
Gen. John B. Kounte longtime Grand Army of the Republic leader died at his Toledo home after enlisting at age 15 in the Thirty seventh Ohio. Known as The Drummer Boy of Missionary Ridge he inspired veterans with the tale immortalized by Kate Brownlee Sherwood. He lost a leg at Missionary Ridge.
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Toledo
Ohio
Jane
John
Kounte
Hoe
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Grand Army
Drummer Hay
Missionary Ridge
Kate Brownlee Sherwood
Mie The National Five Hundred Dollars at Chicago
A brief Chicago note records an amount of five hundred dollars tied to a National financial item. Details are sparse in the fragment, but the sum and location are clear.
Brown Beats Amherst In Intercollegiate Baseball
Reported game result between Brown University and Amherst College. Notes mention a long, garbled OCR fragment referencing a base ball contest, a notary date, and a sale price of 14 dollars in Amherst. Contains unrelated health terms and scattered names, but centers on the Brown win over Amherst in a college matchup.
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Jaime
Cook's Falls
Leonhardt
Amherst
Leonhardt Ca
Station! Pestertay
Buffalo
Unclear Fragment Offers Hazy Local Notice
The provided text is garbled and renders no clear event or entity. It mentions Newark and Red Cross Pharmacy in Barra and vague health related phrases, but no coherent action, date, or outcome to summarize.
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Newark
Red Cross Pharmacy
Barra
Harvesters Suit Begun In Jefferson City Missouri
In Jefferson City Missouri on June 16 the Harvester suit proceedings resume. Attorney General announces that a member of J & Co aided in the graft and may appear before Special Commissioner Brace President Cyrus E McCormick and Charles Deering have also been summoned.
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Jefferson City
International Harvester
Missouri
Indictment of Seaford Robinson Reported
A June report from New York states Seaford Robinson, formerly president of a local company, has been indicted. The document alleges involvement in financial irregularities at the firm, with further details pending court action and potential charges.
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Aay York
Seaford Robinson
Ze F Oonurpalaky Inca
SAY COURTS ARE NOT PAIR. Hoffwo Attorney Claims Discrimination
Attorney Gino Sper anza, to the Italian consul general, told the National Conference of Charities and Correction that foreigners and potential citizens face discrimination in American courts. He urged replacing certain tribunals with courts. Frank B. Wade argued juvenile law should emphasize welfare and parental fault, granting broader juvenile court power.
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Hoffwo
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Gino
Speranza
Italy
New York
United States
Frank B. Wade
State Protetion Commission
Wade
Clergyman Fatally Hurt In Webb City Collision
Reverend Dr James T W Spear pastor of First Presbyterian Church New York City was fatally injured in Webb City Missouri yesterday when his carriage collided with an automobile. The sudden crash ended a long pastoral career.
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Webb City
James TW. Spear
First Presbyterian Ehurch
New York City
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