In Throes of War Fever Over Morocco Crisis
Paris notes a war fever but officials deny an imminent crisis. French public and diplomats discuss possible mobilization while awaiting Germany's stance. France envisions a conference and emphasizes strong reserves and mobilization drills as lessons from past conflicts.
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Paris
Germany
Morocco
France
Ren Witted
Siemeee
Casus
Acces
Rouvier
Jess
An Amateur Assayer Stagecoach Tale in a Milling Town
A stagecoach arrives at a prosperous western milling town and a visitor in eastern dress asks about mining. Locals recount the telegraph operator’s hardships, rising suspicion of miners, a staged assault on the telegraph office, and a tale of poverty and a man named Billy who discovers gold rumors.
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Ingenser
Weaterner
Atranger
Willine
Tsao
Billy Harris
Ellyad
Hilly
Billy
Doorstep Gold Mining Saga Turns Cliff into Fortune
A rugged tale recounts Billy discovering a cliff rich in gold, secretly testing chips, and selling stakes to his brother-in-law. The cliff becomes a mining company’s prize, with Billy named president as wealth grows. A daughter marries a British duke, another a prince, while a doorstep disappears and a surveyor marks the claim. Dr. Harris, president of the Doorstep Gold Mining Company, looms as the era’s key figure.
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Billy
Issuyers
Avauy
Joaden
Menner
Billy Ag
Stringer
Doorstep Milne
Billy BS
Inalde
Veller
Harris
Door Wtep Gold Mining Company
Harriet Cawley
Quaker Range Contest Offered in Vermont Towns
The Times invites four women to win a Quaker Range, with four regional contests in Berlin Williamstown Barre Orange Washington Chelsea East Montpelier Plainfield Marshfield Groton Cabot Calais. Contest runs June 20 to September 21, with coupons for subscriptions and voting rules to prevent miscounts.
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Berlin
Williamtown
Foxville
Graniteville
Williamstown
Brookfield
Barre Town
Stevens’ Brook
Barre
Stevens’ Branch
Forville
Orange
Washington
Chelsea
West Topsham
East Montpelier
Plainfield
Marshfield
Groton
Cabot
Calais
Governor and sheriff clash over Missouri race track ban
St Louis dispatch reports Gov Folk and Sheriff Herpel defied by militia threats as they move to stop alleged betting violations at Delmar track. The sheriff warns troops will be arrested or shot if deployed, while Gov Folk demands removal of the sheriff and county prosecutor for neglect of oath.
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St. Louis
Gor
Missouri
John Herpel
Jefferson Eh
Het
Rae Bemittts
British Scandal Feeds War Time Government Debate
New York June 26 The British political crisis dominates the agenda as a royal commission probes alleged corruption and ministers face scrutiny over failed warnings. The Balfour government could suffer if civil control over the army proves untenable, while India’s army controversy tests constitutional limits. Prof Burke’s radium experiment sparks debate on science and religion amid cautious elite reactions.
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New York
London
Tyme
House of Commons
Royal Commission
Balfour
The
Manchester Guardian
Lord Kitchener
Hero
Geo
Edmond Elles
Viceroy's Council
England
Kitchener
Rns
Elles
India
Staton on Bears
An authority warns that stains on brass may react to oxalic acid and bagols. The acid must be used with utmost caution and any bottle left unused should be kept away from reckless or irresponsible family members.
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Staton
Bears
Jail dispute centers on deputy Cobb and Ketcham case
County jail turmoil in Addison County centers on Deputy Cobb and ex legislator J W Ketcham. Report describes Ketcham's treatment while jailed, including loose confinement, clerical duties, and sale of his Handy Returns book. Article notes political pressure ahead of potential discharge during tense county politics.
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Middlebury
Pess
Keriff Cobb
Bion
J. W. Ketcham
Addison
Chittenden
Ketcham
Ee Princesae Ie Bate
Peeeenan
Cobb
Vermont
Ketehum
Hi Treateient
Apt Co) Toners
Burlington
Ketchun
Ketchum
Davis
Cruel Plowing Case Involving Husband And Pony
Kansas City, June 2. An animal cruelty report led Humane Society officer Gibbons to a farm outside the city where a 200 pound woman controlled a pony with a plow tied to her husband. The officer advised changing the method, and the woman obtained another horse.
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Kansas City
The
Humane Society
Gibbons
Mr. Gibbens
Verdict Finds Robertson Guilty in Lynchburg Case
A jury convicts Lea Robertson of a crime tied to a white woman incident. The spy verdict orders confinement in the state penitentiary for 1001 years. Offense occurred about a week earlier in Lynchne, with Robertson described as a negro from the area.
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State Penitentiary
Lea Robertson
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