Navy honors crews at Vera Cruz with commendations
The Navy Department praised 108 sailors and Marines for conspicuous bravery at Vera Cruz. Secretary Daniels sent letters to Rear Admiral Fletcher detailing medals and promotions for most, reflecting thorough recognition of the occupation operation and the unit’s courageous performance.
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Navy Department
Vera Cruz
Washington
Blue Jackets
Fletcher
Daniels
Department
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Rocking the Boat Drowning at Everett Lake
Fragmentary report describes a drowning at Everett Lake linked to a rocking boat incident. Witnesses recount scattered details of the tavern gathering, attempts to assist, and the sudden emergency as responders arrived. The narrative is chaotic with garbled names and unclear actions but centers on a fatal water accident and subsequent rescue effort.
Weather Update Pending From Huonaria Mont
Fragmentary weather note mentions winds and pending report. Sources show unclear names and multiple typos. Core idea references northwest winds and a forecast for a northern area. No concrete figures or dates present.
Arms Shipment Order Issued By President Wasshinton
President Wasshinton issues an executive order authorizing arms shipments to Mexico by sea. The order asserts presidential authority over export controls and directs enforcement actions through federal offices.
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Wasshinton
Dune
Wilson
Cachy
Samioren
Fistrietings
Mexico
Indiana brief blur of names and places in scattered text
Fragmented OCR yields a jumble of names places and events including references to Indiana ATS SCT Hiner Betoun WOU and Ramla. It mentions a public notice about a march 24 deadline and a prosecution marshal and dissatisfaction with paths to livings, without coherent narrative or clear event.
Untitled tale of a famed collector and strange device
A fragmented account portrays a collector named Tim and his peculiar interest in ancient cells and a wooden hier anchor. The narrative hints at a public project, a vehicle, and a forensic skill set shaping looming tensions with an organization on the North Side.
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Karl Wayne
Falding
Honsideridte
Odea
Lie Biteresta
Tim
Walla
Mediation Reaches Delicate Stage in Mexican Talks at Niagara Falls
Washington reports mediation over Mexico at Niagara Falls is entering a delicate phase as provisional government members to succeed Huerta are to be chosen. Officials express guarded optimism that negotiations progress, noting favorable developments and continued effort toward peace despite tense moments.
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Washington
Niagara Falls
Fuerta
Garth Ait
Tayiived
Thratti
Bry Lest
Celebrate Flag Day Demonstration in Washington
Crowds gathered outside government buildings as officials marked Flag Day with ceremonies. Secretary Ursa appeared at the event and urged continued support for annual demonstrations while promising presidential involvement in amplifying the observance. Large numbers of employees filled nearby corridors as the scene reflected formal department exercises and national pride.
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Washington
Dune
Wilson
Hiren
Cal
Aegenterntel
Waites
Che Misturtins
Rear Chobas
Che Mery
Reeverins Uiniels
Peeletier Hains
Uwe Corehdars Oil
Ursa
Ani
Smoot Denies He 18 Plagiarist Accusation In City
Fragmented OCR text shows Smoot denying an 18 plagiarist claim. Mentions address at Menthol Street, a cemetery, and a public dispute with references to town officials and a letter from Mrs Murting. Details are garbled but indicate a defiant reply amid ongoing controversy and alleged desertion.
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Apeeel
Wwe
Bette
Farid
Duke
Miia
Aiaghor
Dartlig
Murting
Five Killed in Gas Explosion in Columbus Trench
A gas explosion in a Columbus trench where laborers were laying a main left five men dead, ten in hospital likely fatally injured, and five more burned but expected to recover. A cap blew from a gas pipe joint and escaping gas ignited by a cigarette. among the dead is George W. Scott, 40, of Columbus. Foreman C. F. Potter, 42, and John Gump, 36, also among the likely fatally burned. most victims are foreigners.
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George W. Scott
Columbus
C. F. Potter
John Gump
Graduates Hear a Splendid Sermon at the Church
A school graduation service was held in a Lawrence church yesterday morning. Graduates filled the pews and sang as Rev. Smith preached a sermon on courage, duty, and faith. The event featured a church choir and the presentation of graduates amid a solemn, reflective mood.
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Bork
Deaths and Marriages Reported in The Daily News
The article lists several family notices including the death of a named elder son and references to a marriage and baptism events. It mentions dates and locations in a ceremonial obituary style with brief personal details and lineage notes.
Congress Ready to Rush Adjournment Bill
Congress plans rapid passage of a civil appropriation bill, the biggest budget measure, amid anti crust debate. The Senate calendar moves toward a January session, with committee chairs signaling priority for final action before adjournment.
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Congress
Marshall to Attend Stevenson Funeral
Marshall will attend the Stevenson funeral in Paou Mington Wisconsin on June 24. The erroneous text mentions Aathay Keo Mtevendan formerly vice president and other garbled lines about burial arrangements and officials.
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Marshall
Stevenson
Res Morin
Rennis-may
One Balloon Still Missing in Oregon Search
A widespread search continued in Oregon for a missing balloon craft linked to the Portland Festival incident. Authorities report uncertain sightings near Springfield and nearby regions, with Captain Rex Domildson and crew of the Springfield photo ship listed among those aboard.
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Qomtlan
Halla Springfield
Raye
Portland
Amer
Indioina
Rome
Vinova
Rex Domildson
Uf Arkand
Bomb Explodes at St George's Church A Suffragette Attack
London dispatch reports a bomb blast at St George's Church Hanover Square. Police linked the explosion to suffragette actions after recent Westminster Abbey violence. Windows shattered and pew damaged. one pew scorched. Witnesses described a protest by women in a checkered dress. The incident followed a Hyde Park demonstration and raised security fears about militant suffragists.
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London
St. George's Church
Hanover Square
Westminister Abbey
St. George's Dal
Tle
Cremer
James
Mire Pankhurst
Uede Park
Micentia
Hyde Park
Butte Miners Riot as Union Civil War Flares
Violent demonstrations by seceding members of the Western Federation of Miners kept Butte awake overnight. Hundreds of the nine thousand local union members protested heavy assessments and the card system. Homes of officials were damaged and dynamite was reported near residences. Authorities and patrols scouted the area as the situation escalated, with election-related tensions looming.
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Butte
Mont
Western Federation of Miners
Miners’ Union
Michigan
HO Aegls Umier Itindad
Ells
Warrick
Warrick Cn: Oltect
AL Ibert Riley
Yuligr
Wrecklie Pines
Tellyts
Ue Lueal-Un- Jeu
Fair Weather In Sight Across Washington State
The forecast predicts generally fair weather for the coming week across the region. Temperatures will vary with a brief warm-up midweek, with cooler mornings and mild afternoons expected in the central and coastal areas.
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Washington
Chreta
Dir
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Norgwent
Bullebiin
Central Atetricta
Has Gentle Roast for Deadbeats Lenlogd Thearpsin
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Lenlogd Thearpsin
Wayne
Fae
Rupert
Poe
Hiefere Teaving
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