Prolonged Heat Record Marked by Severe Weather
A severe heatwave and related symptoms affected workers at Mondamin Meatworks on Faker Street as temperatures soared to an all time high. Observed by Dr Verrloy and city officials, the day featured convulsions, hospitalizations, and a cooling effort as crews reported the hottest day of the season with temperatures climbing above normal into the late afternoon.
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Verrloy
Mondamin
Fairfielt
Mone Hospital
Henry C. Betsholt
Wiber
Anthin Weld
Concordia Suysing
Aleaandria
Suidlenes
Helvetia
Uae Kuwach Steging Society
Watyhaniae Saamia
Taafanaotis
Frolortu
Maur Bon
Senate To Debate Isthmian Canal This Week
Washington reports a busy week as the Senate prepares to discuss the Isthmian Canal ahead of vital votes. Key figures and committees forecast debates on routes, funding, and related appropriation bills, with attention to the Nicaramie route and district measures.
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Senate
No New Developments In Miners Strike In Pennsylvania
Patrick Gilday, head of the United Mine Workers in the bituminous region, reports no new developments in the miners strike. He describes efforts to gather support, prevent soft coal shipments into anthracite areas, and strategize with national leaders, noting resistance from operators and differing district actions as the strike continues.
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Wilarsrarre
Patrick Glilay
Une Gene
Pennsylvania
Dliabetet
Ge Amorden
Cnme
Mitehal
Ater
Lo Kbs
Associated Pres
Todayy
Hig
Gilday
Mn Gilday
Mount Carmel
Philaidelpla
New York
Weel
Virginia
Henry Watterson paints Heroes in Home Spun tribute on Tippecanoe battlefield
Lafayette Indiana hosts a Tippecanoe anniversary event with Henry Watterson delivering an address on heroes of the battle. The gathering featured a parade, speeches, a church service, and music by the Royal Saengerind, Concordia Society, and Helvetia choir. attendees included fifty prominent citizens.
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Henry Watterson
Tippecanoe Battlefield
Lafayette
Tut
Dune
Tippecanoe — Waldetickt Association
Petitegram Doda
Hun
Jansy Watterson
Lonisgille Couriertournal
Watterson
Miners End Bloominglog Strike Near Phillips
About 160 men involved as a Bloominglog area strike near Phillips, imrg Pal, is settled and workers prepare to return. Five hundred workers in Tagt Titweday region affected by the stoppage, with communications via telegraph planned to coordinate with Western general labor organization. Mitchell and a delegation of miners officials are expected to press for information on the broader coal mining dispute as meetings in Astley and Kingston address wage and working conditions.
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Bloominglog Mins
Phillips
Imrg
Pal
Prealleit Michel
West Virginia
Mitchietl
Cts
Mitchell
Are Benen
Iubor Lyaders
Ign
Astley
Kingston
Ai Doriey
Akiek
Abribkera
Wilkenbernee Mines
Tordey Central
Stinherty
Blaghimptin
Taaper Clark
Poke
Nation
Hare Tenieght
Focal Tesmistiers
Will Resume Work Today at Parmount Plant
A garbled report indicates a resume of work starting today at Parmount W Vit region with unclear references to deadlines and locations. The fragmented text mentions fixes, dates, and uncertain terms like Nigra and Ling grumbeidgn without coherent details.
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Parmount
W. Vit
ASK Aid Of Railroad Men In Strike Induction Probe
An effort is noted to persuade railroad workers in this district to join a strike, with success potential affecting the May consequences and possible supervision. mentions of Mother Jones and others addressing men at Willow Free school house near Mana, as part of ongoing discussion.
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Thia
Oran
Saencerfelt Great Success At Conilivre Park Event
Saencerfelt great success as Conilivre Park hosted a largely attended day of exercises and a music program. Fort Wayne crowds enjoyed the singing and performances, with remarks from WHINY pilin and judges presenting prizes before a rousing finale by Fort Wayne artists.
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Conilivre Park
Frize
Fort Wayne
Sential
Warinia
Gaddiered
Anton
Uline
Sonny Alruekure
Bonar
Dawvard Lee
Hermati
Henry He
Carel Meyer Oomd
Chad
Aong Imilouc
Thoreneh
Tie Shigeers
Pilin
Animtion
Perilous Shooting Sparks Looming Lynch Threat in Peru
John Haynes a Wabash Negro shoots a white man in Peru Ind and nearly faces lynching. After the shooting he tries to flee but is captured by a crowd of steelworkers aided by officers. A white officer fires a shot that wounds Clarence Gillespie who lies in a desperate condition as threats of mob violence rise.
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John Haynes
Peru
Mally
Clarence — Chilloupie
White
Perut Steel
Castine Works
Jiang
Haynes
Willy CiNospte
Brady
Pickpockets at Saengerfest Cause Busy Day
Crowds at Saengerfest led to a string of pocket thefts yesterday afternoon. Sheriff and deputies pursued suspects from Wisconsin to Rubicon Park, as witnesses reported four men stealing valuables and papers. Police warned to watch trains for the alleged thieves and reinforce patrols near the Wabash station.
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Willum
Betis
G. Dawohy
al Curry
Latayette Struts
Willet
Wies Trkert
Ony
Ayeng
Jaysen Tost
Pune
Centlivis
Angele Wats
Viet Line
Searet
Rubicon Park
Sispl- Henk
Angell Advice to Michigan Graduates at Commencement
President Angell delivered a lengthy commencement address at the University of Michigan urging continued emphasis on higher education as a path to progress. He warned against narrow views and urged support for investigation, learning, and democratic government while praising the university’s role in shaping enlightened citizens.
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Annation
Sime Jb Ang
Coy University of Michigan
Universibias
Dirk Ter
Godin Sant Sanelsahebag
Shale University
Chan Th
Ubtoatd
Jn Placteus
Pioneer Indian man dead in Richmond case
A report from Richmond Indiana notes the death of an Indigenous man, aged unspecified, in a local incident. The piece provides few readable details beyond the basic event and unclear names.
Grand Prix Paris Race Delivers Narrow Finish Down to the Wire
American jockeys starred as the Grand Prix in Paris produced a dramatic finish with Bill Sourgan narrowly beating Rob Roy Mehilyred and Lognes in a tightly contested stretch. Lingbal extended congratulations to the winner while spectators cheered the exceptional display from Olivares, Kakinoud, and their rivals.
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Wonkens
Stern
Maxinom
Ratagank
Prt
Avizsnes
Miepe
Olivares
Watkins
Kakinoud
Matert
Rob Roy
Mehilyred
Asteomeny
Misery
Lognes
Kelty
Banryongant
Horace
AL. Ie Tinsalonapt
Ariana
Kallmono
Retz
Kieibourgan
Khel Roorgen
Rela
Maxl
Tomward
Yan
Bill Sourgan
Do Sk Almy
Lingbal
Winnhe
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Alma
Madlaight
Amd & BU
Washington, Jung
Nvoryrpe
Vonte Wittie
Con Trentay
Ature’ Cullen
Stewart
Bellater Cuma
Kestyr
HK Vetting
Mor Kar
Jim Fever
Micwragin
Kret
Spooner DI
Cormeister
Naval
Distriet of
Columbia
Washington
Toamer
Ranuldera
Aurnasiton Bopinais
Gil
Mitchell Soo
Mitchells
Corilintia
Portage
Bnth
Etre al Ita
Beande Tie Company
Col. Watterson
Colonel Watterson
Tippee
Boston
Wayne
Republic
Paul Atyat
Gromlors
Fouttily
Gorlslain
Lereaboult
Giestead
Saencerfelt
Peru, Ind
Ines Th—Gloh Haynes
Negre
Womesh
Nor
Gillespie
Angell
Giviar
Pashin
Hig Bape
Dingover
Heekers
Javier
Wiz
Way Grop
Waather
Inumianaicar
Ahate
le Slate
Suiniekin
Duiner
Richmond
Ind
Ture
Paris
Pais
Rebs
Arivoia Avis Courkly
Dhenreven
Heory
Abadda
Phrenushany
Pris Parmenalvilis
Lixelie
Roiane
Falat
Righy Wae
Niverils
Dattry
Pri
dMahpan
Whorpe
Sir Lemieet
Riahyoup
Hertilte
Heep
Medanys
Aceon
Kalaldoscoie
Nhiwranere
Champs Itrathilis
Reuh Qui
Seoand
Aul Tewendy
Menry Ap
Lamerne
Novelet
Henry
Mokatian
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