Johnson Denies Little as Manager for Vanquish Fight
Reno dispatch reports Jack Johnson arriving after a derailment delay and denying George Little as his manager. Johnson says Plasagan handles his business and Little is not reappointed. Governor Dickerson says Nevada will not interfere with licensed price fighting if laws are followed. Jeffries spars with Armstrong and suffers minor facial mark while Sullivan rumored to visit camp. Muldoon predicts Johnson may be aligned with Sullivan’s stance.
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Jack Johnson
Reno
Plasagan
Crasy
Johnson
George Little
Pianagan
Little
Johson
Johnson Sasmer
Jim Jeffries
Armstrong
Tuck Jemtrive
Jack
Jeffries
Rickard
Dickerson
Dinkervon
Nevada
John L. Sullivan
William Muldoon
Sullivan
Joffrien
Webu
Corbett
Moana Springe
Muldoon
John
Veteren
Roots Barks Herbs in Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad and Baseball Note
An article fragment discusses Hood's Sarsaparilla and medicinal claims in 1920s style prose. It mentions Wiehest efficiency, Sarsatabe tablets, and a left handed pitcher and college year end. It notes Dennis team and National League scores from Hick Pittsburgh to Philadelphia with miscellaneous misreads.
Congress Nears Adjournment Amid Budget Deliberations
Congress planned to adjourn soon after reports of endgame budget talks. President and Hale discussed timing with White House officials as lawmakers weighed appropriations and possible threats to delay.
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Hale
D Manger Says Harmen Will Not Pitch This Season
A Vermont university piece received word that Harmen will not play this season. The letter, written in Massachusetts, states the writer intends to join any team if needed and to participate independent of the current season.
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Waynes
Vermont Universty
Bungta
Tower
Mase
Harmen
Higgins
Fragmented notice fragment on medical product and dubious claims
A garbled OCR fragment references piles and internal remedies with dubious claims by proprietors. It mentions facsimiles of a guarantee and warnings against waste of time, along with stray phrases about ether and dubious pharmacy style language.
Two Girls Found In Freight Car Prank Death Imminent
Two eleven year old girls Mary Monla and Nunale Mtfulve were found unconscious in a Lackawanna freight refrigerator car near Hoboken after being left without food or water since Thursday. They were revived at Hoboken HQs with stimulants but danger remained as authorities investigated a malice act blamed on boys, with no murder yet proven.
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New York
Lackawanna Railroad
Lexcangon
N. J
Shitaio
Malicione
M. CA
Hobwbeen
Mary Monla
Nunale
Indincia ‘Steogt
Priffiie
Berm
Boston & Muni railroad workers gain daily wage increases
A General Advance from Boston and Munis railroad officials grants wage raises for twenty five and dred employees. Receiving clerks, delivery clerks, checkers, and station staff see raises from 10 to 23 cents per day depending on current earnings, with several brackets outlined.
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Boston
Boston & Muni Railroad
Hernia
Chariew
Imscea
Heaton
Ion
Bowe
Submarine Contracts Reported by Secretary May
Secretary May considered four submarine contracts as he readied the notices. The Batsea Boat Company of New York reportedly received three bills for the bate, while Lake Torpedo Boat Company of Bannestront was linked to the other hull contracts. The discussions focused on hinge designs and cost adjustments for the Atlantic program.
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Electric Boat Company
Lake Concern
Washington
Maymaread
Bowie
Batsie Boat Company
New York
Lake Torpelo
Bannestront
Wilbur Estate Left to Family in Will
The will of Bliss P. Wilbur, financier and railroad man, leaves his entire estate valued at 17 million dollars to his family. The Pennsylvania executor returns notice from Bethiehen dated June 2. Details list railroad shares and a clearness of settlement with possible charitable bequests under probate.
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Bethiehen
Bliss P. Wilbur
Pork Barrel Empty and Construction Bill Opposed in State Hearing
The hearing in Washington on the authorized-for-purp ose reserve construction bill drew attention to a potential twenty million dollar push for public buildings. Critics argued the measure would advance no immediate appropriations as the House and Senate debated the need for public works versus delays and printing costs.
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Marvin
Merchant Marine
Washington
Mary
Howse
Sant Et Wae
Senate
Scott
Senate Committee
Forest Bill Faces Opposition in Senate Over Preservation
In a lengthy session the Senate debated a bill to create forest reserves in the White Mountains and the southern states. Senator Newlands opposed the measure while Senator Burton argued against it as anti Roosevelt policy. Debate stretched as supporters urged timetables and objections were raised to the bill’s scope and necessity.
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Senate
White Mountains
Newlands
Benator Burton
Rewla
Ohio Penton
Guilinger
Jefferson
Cate
Reed
Panos
Sewlands
Avery
Mr. Gullinger
Denounces Foreign Steamships In House Inquiry
The House committee investigating ship subsidies renews its scrutiny, amid continued debate over tariffs and subsidies. Key lobbyists and lawmakers seek clearer evidence of overseas vessels and national support programs.
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Marvin
Mont Dangerous Trust
House
Better Health Claim Sparks Shipyard Lobby Doings
Fragmented OCR recounts a controversy over health tonics like Syrup of Pigs and Elixir of Senna and a wartime lobbying clash. It mentions the California Fig-Yap Co and alleged statements by ship interests including Hamburg-Amer to oppose American ships, with ترى the Marine service and a cited unnamed Minnesota group.
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California
Fig-Ayrup Corte
Congress Votes Over a Billion Public Money
Washington June 28 Congress failed to pass a plan to curb government spending. Aimed at trimming expenditures, debates centered on the public building bill the river harbor projects and military budgets. Lawmakers considered new economies in agriculture commerce and diplomacy, with mixed prospects for reductions in army and defense funds.
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Woshington
Taft
Lerbor
Aundry Abeil Peneae
Columbia
Sky Liner Waiting List Highlights Experiments in Air Travel
In Dusseldorf in June twenty passengers paid 890 each for a three hour airship tour over four routes of 100 miles. The return flight faced a light wind but completed without mishap. Future trips between Dusseldorf and Friedmafen were planned with similar occupancy.
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Duseldorf
Douteshland
Weil
Pactos
Reperler
Deutsch Jond
Dusersdorf
Sivanooe Abe
Wloft
Dunselinrf
Friedmafen
Tvo
Ialureyen
Igen & Buffet Reekfant
Eretian Bigtan
Slave Jury Reports Amid Rockefeller Case Tangle
The New York land jury report on slave conditions, tied to John T. Rockefeller Jr., faced action by Fudge O'Sullivan who tried to shelve the report. The jury was discharged then kept under supervision for two weeks, with continued scrutiny and inquiry into alleged irregularities.
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New York
John T. Rockefeller
Fudge O'Sullivan
O'Sullivey
Guilty Plea Ends Cotton Leak Conspiracy Case
Moses Haas of New York and Frederick A. Peelham of Cincinnati pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud in the cotton leak case. A judge imposed fines of 68000 and 6000, paid in full, leading to release from custody. Other indictments were nolle prosied. Theodore Price faces New York charges.
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Nolle
Peckham
Rowin S. Hales, Jr
Huse Ant Porkhem
Italines
Helina
Cass
Tewan
New York
Theodore YW. Price
Wim
District of Columbis
Boy Fright Death Drive Across Ocean Homeward Hope
A distressed boy, nine years old, traveled with his mother and guardian from Oakland to return home across the state. Eight weeks prior he sat in a boat on a creek, frightened and ill, fearing drowning. Doctors report persistent fright and fever like symptoms, with the voyage seen as a last chance to save his life.
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Harlington
N. Ty
Keith Tatlow
Grare O
J. Petar Tate
Oakland
Mateus
Wilf-Eunsi
Unclear British Egypt policy sparks rumor of high-level remakes
An unconfirmed report from London claims Sir Edward Grey intends to recall Sir Eldon Gorst and appoint Sir Arthur Hedinger as new viceroy in Egypt with Sir Charles Mardinge as adviser. The misspelled item mentions Wingate and Maxwell amid speculative shakeups familiar to Roosevelt era critics.
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London
Edward Grey
Eldon Gorot
Egypt
Arthur Hhedinge
Roosevelt
Tylealan
Wingate
Egrpeen
St. John Maxwell
Mancwell
Louie Selina Bon
Cul
Commander Hill Guilty in Dereliction Case at Portmouth
In the Portmouth gunboat case, Commander Frank K. Will and Lieutenants Wilber I. Smith and Pant Desa man were found guilty of dereliction in duty regarding the Marietta incident. The court recommended actions against the officers, with adjustments in punishment for Lieutenant Abby wine as noted in the findings.
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Miicer
Mariette
Wickersham Calls for Federal Control of Railroads
Attorney General William Taft era figure speaks to the Minnesota State Bar Association urging national oversight under the Interstate Commerce Act. He argues Congress must limit railroad abuses and restore federal supervision to curb stock and bond speculation and ensure just carriage of goods between states.
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Chicago
Railroad Corporathone
Wickersham
Minos State Bar Association
Congress
Waterad
Anil
Bomit Stock
Knotty Problem Before Court in Philadelphia Case
A court case in Philadelphia examines whether a guardian can prevent marriage by restraining a man from portioning his share. The central issue is whether a chart has a right to compel a person, not of sound mind, to enter a marriage contract and whether he can comprehend the nature of the agreement amid guardian oversight. The debate centers on capacity to consent and the guardian’s authority over marriage actions.
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Philadelphia
Johneon
Cristian Phillitt
Witnom
Dever
Rallitt
Doutore
Sleter
Mins
Dover
Eilew
Conference on Household Management Speakers Listed
On June 8 at Lake Plaid North, the netions conference of household management and home economics announces speakers from the Inter iory Kitchen Barton Mary Hora New Best Kitchen Bos on and professor Sam M. Gale of Tarrant University. A bey Mine Sarah Lene Artold of timmons college will attend.
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Lake Plaid
Move to honor Hiram Cronk last War of 1812 survivor
A proposal in New York seeks a monument for Hiram Cronk the last survivor of the War of 1812. Cronk died in May 1808 in W. C. Ava Chardy county and the bill calls for an appropriation to fund the memorial to Cronk and other home veterans.
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Washington
Fano
Hiram Cronk
Ava
Chardy County
W. C
New York
Mount Victory
Cypress Hite Ery
Borough of
Brooklyn
N.Y
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Lenge
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Newata
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Burton
Gallinger
Poreign Steamships
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Paul Eifeuad
Putin
Hamburg-Amertoin
Etforta
Mery
SKY Liner
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Rockefeller
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Orange
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Phelps
Monroe Bridge
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