Coal supply running short amid mining strike in Wilkes-Barre
Reports from Wilkes-Barre and surrounding towns say coal reserves are thinning and many miners stay away as the strike persists. President Mitchell, mine officials, and union leaders offered no new statements while a mine explosion in Williamson West Virginia killed five men.
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Wilkeps Barre
Penn
Mitchell
Coal Company
Indianapolis
Williamson
W. Va
Fahy
Schuylkill
Reading
John Snyder
Dorrance
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
North Wilkesbarre
Herusband
Wilkesbarre
Kiny Workers’ Union
Carnegie offers £10000 for Patrick Burgh library
Andrew Carnegie proposed paying ten thousand pounds for a public library in the Burgh of Patrick near Glasgow if officials agreed to run it under the Public Libraries Act. He said his work lies in the Atlantic and declined invitations to take up duties in Shipley, noting he is here for recreation.
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London
Andrew Carnegie
Patrick
Glasgow
Carnegie
Shipley
Atlantic
Pretty East Boston Home Wedding of Dora Jones and Roy Dart
A Thursday evening ceremony at 2200 Lexington Street East Boston united Miss Dora Jones and Mr. Roy A. Dart with Rev Francis H Rowley officiating. Attendants included Miss Marie Godard and best man G Frederick King. After a three week honeymoon the couple will stay at Lake Inn Peace in New Hampshire.
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Lexington Street
Boston
Dora
Willam F
George A. Kisgock
Rollin G. Jones
Rs. Dart
Innipesaué
Pastor Edwin H. Hughes weighs New York church call
Malden June 20 The Rev Edwin H Hughes pastor of Centre M E Church has received a call from St Andrew s M E Church New York city to succeed Rev James Wilson The church is among the wealthiest in that city He has taken the matter under consideration and will not answer for some time yet.
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Malden
Edwin H. Hughes
Centre M. E. Church
St. Andrew's M. E. Church of
New York City
James ©. Wilson
Coal Supplies Warn of Broad Mine Tie Up
Indianapolis June 2 estimated by W B Wilson secretary and treasurer of the United Mine Workers of America that above ground coal will exhaust in under three months if mines suspend work. A national convention in Indianapolis July 17 may vote for general stoppage hindering U S industry and halting factories. Anthracite can be stored but current mine output is declining and no coal is available for immediate draw.
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Indianapolis
W. B. Wilson
United Mine Workers of America
National Convention of
United States
House Debates Philippines Bill in Washington
June 2 report notes continued debate on a government bill with lively remarks. Virginia representative Jon, insular affairs committee member, closed his speech amid applause. California’s Mesare Fines ben and John supported the bill. Tennessee’s Mr. Pattergon opposed.
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Washington
R. Jon
Virginia
Ing
Cama
Insular Rs Committee
Bie
Peet
Debating Panama’s Chances and the Ultimatum
Fragments discuss debates on Panama’s prospects following a controversial bill. References hint at treaty terms and an ultimate agreement, with mentions of members and possible stances. The text is garbled but centers on political negotiations and alliances.
Cutting Down Soft Coal Fight Weakened By Strikes
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate ongoing coal industry tensions with mentions of anthracite, strike activity, and production goals. The text references Pennsylvanian coal fields and a broader push to curb softer coal use amid labor actions.
Firemen push for amending law to aid Aldermen power
Fragmented text shows firemen seeking changes to a law to empower Aldermen, mentioning omitted funds and Provid money. The context remains unclear and lacks concrete actions or outcomes.
Grand Ar managers stage matinee at Boston theatre
The Grand Arm managers of The Drummer Boy of floh at the Boston theatre arrange a school children's matinee this afternoon with best seats at 20 cents for children and accompanying adults. The aim is to attract a large audience of pupils for a patriotism lesson presented by the famous play.
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Grand Ar
Floh
Boston
Eatre
Boston Steward Killed in Suspected Accident
Fragmented OCR text reports a Boston steward killed in a suspected event near a nearby site. The report mentions a widow and a law event, but details are unclear due to damaged source text.
Mine Representatives Arrested in Clarksburg
United States Marshal Hilliot and deputies arrested Thomas Haggerty, Mother Jones and about a dozen miner representatives in Clarksburg for violating Judge Jackson's injunction during a mass meeting.
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Clarksburg
W.va
United States
Hiliot
Thomas Haggerty
Mother Jones
Judge Jackson
Bens Kavel 96 nee event of aes Saas assault omens
Fragmentary OCR text describes a local incident with unclear names and events. No identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or locations are reliably readable for a full summarization.
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Aes Saas
Perse Eas A Ag. Bratt
Aeak
Move to Drive Out Paterson Anarchists
Paterson moves to expel anarchists as 60 wealthy citizens form the Paterson vigilance committee to shadow leaders of the reds. Private detectives will push peaceful departure. if needed a planned action may follow. Troops dispersed crowds while mills reopened with union and non union workers. Emma Goldman arrived, suspected of inciting violence among strikers.
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Paterson
Hinchiiffe
Britnall
Emma Goldman
Quiet Paterson Shaped By State Troops
Paterson remained calm as State troops kept order today. The force presence reduced unrest and maintained public safety in the city.
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Paterson
States
Brewers Elect Officers
The board of directors of the Massachusetts Breweries Company elected officers yesterday. Charles Pfaff was named president, James D. Casey first vice president, William Smith second vice president, and Edward Ruhl secretary.
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Maassachusetts Breweries Company
Messrs
Charles Pfaff
James D. Casey
F. J. Alley
Edward Ruhl
A. C. Ratchesky
I. R. Clark
Charles A. King
William Smith
Librarians Elect Officers At Magnolia ALA Branch
The Magnolia American Library Association branch elected officers including president Osmer Min Lah Pee Hyton and vice president Dr James Columbia Arerety. Other officers named include Gardie Jones Salem Mass Helen B Haines Librarian Journal New York and council members Elvin Dew Albany Jane Hodges Cincinnati Ernest C Richard Princeton University and Miss Lutie Brearns Milwaukee.
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Magnolia
Jun
American Library
Onl Tah
Dent, Osmer
Min- Lah Pee Hyton
James Columbia
Arerety
Atlanta
Ernest C . Richard
Princeton University
Lutie B. Brearns
Milwaukee
Wis
Unknown woman dies on Beacon Street on street
The body of an unknown woman, about 30 to 40 years old, 6 feet 2 inches, 100 pounds, dark complexion, wearing a dark jacket and skirt, pink and blue waist, pink necktie, red stockings, and a black hat with white trim, was found on Beacon Street at about 9:30 p.m. She whispered South Margin street before dying. Police seek identification and possible missing person reports.
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Beacon Street
Jones
Lagrange Street
Mary Hansenius
Cherry Street
Hassenfus
William Eastman
Tremont Street
Dr. Oliver
South Margin Street
Division 8
United Irish League Year Ends With Social Fund Drive
The United Irish League held its final seasonal meeting at 1006 Aromont street chaired by J Willam Henderson. W Regan served as secretary as ten new members joined and John M. Cotter left for Indiana. The group elected a new vice president and approved a $40 contribution to the National Order of America. A welfare organizing committee was named including William F. Henderson, Michael Gerrin, Mrs John J. Clifford, Miss Neil, Miss Margaret Coughlin and P. Wiles.
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United Irish League
Aromont Street
J. Willam
Henderson
Miseen W. Regan
John M. Cotter
Indiana
National Order of America
Imed
William F. Henderson
Michael Gerrin
John J. Clifford
Mies
Neil
Margaret Coughlim
P. Wiles
British Ambassador and Family Enter Washington Society
The Hon. Michael Herbert arrives as British ambassador with his wife Miss Wilson of New York and sister-in-law Mrs. Cornelius Van derbilt Jr. The Herberts aim to lead society and heal any rift, while Mrs Van derbilt seeks to restore her social standing amid past feuds and boycotts from American elites.
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Michael Herbert
Miss Wilson
New York
Washington
Herbert
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Cornelius van
Derbilt
Vanderbilts
Missing Polish wife found by patrolman in Cambridge street
Patrolman McDonald of Division 3 found a Pole mother with an infant on Cambridge street. She could not speak English and was brought to the station. An interpreter said she lost her husband while shopping with Orlanda. A Polish man later appeared and was sent to Joy street.
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McDonald
Division 3
Cambrid Street
One
Orlanda
Cambridge
Cambri Rt
Joy Street
Jere Scammell Founder of Phail Chipping Gun Dies
Jere Scammell aged 65 of St John Pv B died June 20. He founded Phail and was known for his chipping gun work, leaving a legacy in local industry.
Coffee Sense Ends Coffee Habit With Postum Switch
A St Paul woman shares her experience quitting coffee due to sleeplessness and heart palpitations. She reports better sleep, renewed strength, and cessation of palpitations after using Postum Coffee, noting some still mix a small amount with Postum while others prefer pure Postum.
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St. Paul
Donovan Denies Linehan Charges Over Civil Service Petition
Superintendent William J. Donovan of the ferry department rejects Councilman Linehan's accusations as political ploy. He says his refusal to sign a petition was to avoid endorsing a friend’s bid before the State Civil Service Commission. He claims no ties to J. G. Smith & Co. since leaving the firm and offers full, immediate investigation with no fear or hidden facts.
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William J. Donovan
Ferry Department
Linehan
State Civil Service Commission
J. G.smith & Co
Australia
King Edward and Polo Rivalry Highlight Field Editorial
The Field defends King Edward against claims of excessive royal leisure. It argues a monarch should engage with the people and notes polo as a social function. It also mentions his visit to Ranelagh and the first international polo cup match between American and British teams as a sign of growing cross Atlantic ties.
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London
Edward
Ranelagh
United States
Herring Fishers Seining Event Draws Local Attendance
A community gathering on Carroll Hes Hare aoh avenue featured Herringe fishers in a seining event with electrical workers present. C J Mac eley Melville and Walter Dey led the proceedings as guests offered addresses and music after a banquet following the election.
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Clener
Herr
Carroll Hes Hare Aoh
Electrical Workers
Cat
C.J. Maceley
Melville
First Powers
Ae Mig
Bey
O'Brien Stops Kenney in Third Round Bout
Philadelphia journalist reports that a six round boxing match at the Globe Athletic Club ended in the third round when referee stopped Kenney of New York as he was unable to continue. O'Brien dominated the contest.
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Philadelphia
Jack’ O'Brien
Yank’ Kenney
New York
Globe Athletic
Kenney
O’brien
Jury Discharges in Hooks Poisoning Case Without Verdict
The Memphis jury deadlocked after days of deliberation in the murder trial of Mrs. George Emma Hooks charged with poisoning her husband Gordo Hooks. Autopsies by Dr. William Krause found arsenic and ground glass in the stomachs of both husband and son, fueling a sensational defense.
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Mpmphis
Tenn
George Emma Hooks
Erro Gordo Hooks
Hooks
William Krause
Krause
Forest Fires Threaten Two Towns in Washington
Tacoma fire department dispatched engines and hose on a special train to Buckley where residents fear total destruction from advancing forest fires. Estimated damage already exceeds $100,000 with Buckley and nearby communities under immediate threat.
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Tacoma
Wash
Buckley
Claw Ia
Venezuelan insurgents advance near La Guaira
From Willemstad Curacao a Daily Male correspondent reports Venezuelan insurgents prevail against President Castro’s forces. Guerrillas reportedly entered La Guaira and killed leaders Carrietdo and Sarrin.
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London
Willemstad
Jeland
Curacao
Daily
Castro
unclear OCR fragment about Rus Woe and Mia tied to niece
Fragmentary report mentions Gregory De Wal, Mia, and Helen Tide with unclear relation. Context and details are obscured by OCR errors. No definite event or outcome can be determined from the readable text.
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Rico City
Gregory de Wal
Mia
Helen Tide
Indiana Bails For Newport
Newport News Virginia June 2 The United States battleship Indian Spee mander E C Conan when a temporary se agatra ship or ing novel c ts sailed for Newport.
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Indiana
Newport Newport News
Newport
Dyspepsia Relief Mentioned by Hood's Sarsaparilla
The passage describes chronic indigestion and irritable mood from dyspepsia. It notes a constant need to eat, sour taste, and stomach tenderness. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla offers a permanent cure by many, touting its effectiveness.
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Hood
Runaway Horse Thrills Abraham Bornstein in Fenway
Abraham Bornstein twenty five of 552 Columbus avenue escaped serious harm yesterday afternoon when his runaway horse dashed along Commonwealth avenue after a passing automobile. He fell while trying to check the animal, was dragged about fifty yards, and became unconscious. He is now at City Hospital with multiple injuries but expected to recover.
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Abraham Bornstein
Columbus Avenue
City Hospital
Fenway
Commonwealth Avenue
Bornstein
Possible Cuban Reciprocity Treaty Pursued by War Department
The War Department has gathered data for a Cuba reciprocity treaty in case the President sends it to the Senate if Congress fails to grant relief to Cuba. It is unlikely a treaty will be submitted this session due to time constraints before adjournment.
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Washington
War Department
Cuba
Senate
Congress
President Roosevelt Plans Western Trip To Detroit And Beyond
President Roosevelt prepares for a Western tour stopping in Detroit for a veterans convention and reviewing Spanish War memorials. He will travel to Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids, with requests to visit Louisville and possibly Duluth. Kansas City also receives a Western trip invitation from the Commercial Club.
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Hington
Wil Hem ‘E Maybury
Detroit
Heelert
Keamazoo
Grand Rapids
Westontinue
Cochran
Stenn
Morse
Antennesota
Dinah Whith
Irwin
Entree
Louisville
Duluth
Kansas City
Roosevelt
Commercial Club
Caldwell surrenders in Phenix for forged Lowell checks
William Caldwell gave himself up to authorities in Phenix Ari stating he forged two $500 checks from Lowell banks the Five Cents Savings Bank and the Industrial Savings Bank and that most proceeds went to accomplices. He claims the forgeries date back a year and asks to face trial. Lowell police chief telegraphed to detain him.
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Phenix
Ari
William Caldwell
Five Cents Savings Bank
Lowell
Mass
Industrial Savings Bank
Caldwell
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