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Miners in West Virginia faces continued disruption as talks and sporadic resumptions idle actions. Reports indicate general restart may come in Keagwhaatt New Liver and Wickhorn districts with semimonthly paydays and weather concessions. Union leadership under President Mitchell directs the West Virginia strike as John A. Fitcharde returns to upper coast belts.
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Counterfeiters Arrested In Nationwide Sweep
A police-led operation captured Elena Kladkars and other alleged counterfeiters, linked to a gang active across several states in recent months. Officers pursued the group through stealth and tips, detaining multiple suspects as the case moves toward formal charges and wider investigations.
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Fatal Shooting at West Baden Flares in Trouble
Charles Wal De Matenatt dies after a saloon incident in West Baden during a disturbance at Dulower's action. One man injured by a stray shot. Walter holds for murder. Carroll Walker accused and who gave Walter his revolver.
Hudson Regatta to Bring Varsity and Freshmen Crews
Wisconsin varsity and freshmen crews prepare for a major Hudson River regatta this Saturday afternoon. Six colleges are expected to send crews, marking the largest gathering of college rowing teams in the country for a single event. The event will be held on the river near West End and Lotarraw.
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Palma Denies Story On Gomez Withdrawals In Cuba
Havana report says President Palma and General Gomez were questioned about a US story claiming General Gomez received 25000 dollars to withdraw from Cuba’s presidential campaign. Palma denied any involvement in such a scheme and asserted his innocence. General Gomez, present at the interview, did not substantively add to the denials.
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Cuban president rails at Gomez amid bribery accusations
The Cuban president challenged Gomez’s honesty amid a claim that Gomez had been bought off by two bribes totaling 26,000 dollars. He warned such attacks would pass unanswered and questioned the integrity of both men in the dispute.
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Tragedy in Coatesville Ends in Double Fatal Shooting
At Goslesville, near Coatesville, Mrs. Bachel Sabler was shot dead by Harry N. Rietz of New Castle while a second woman, Mrs. Mary L. Ernest, grappled for the weapon. Rietz was killed as the pistol discharged during the struggle. The incident follows a quarrel and an alleged engagement involving Sabler. A second report from Columbus notes Miss Curla Alina Lowry claiming no engagement with Rietz, amidst disclosures of tied relationships and a murder investigation.
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Three Chicago Churches Hit by Lightning Strikes
A severe storm in Chicago on June 15 causes three churches to be struck by lightning. Calvary Presbyterian on West Twenty Seventh Street suffered a fireless damage, while the Me Methorha German Episcopal and Lady of Sorrows on Jackson Boulevard and Albany Avenue saw steeples penetrated and windows shattered. One man, Josaph Killian, was killed by lightning near Lac Calumet, with other residents reporting injuries and downed utilities as a citywide power cut followed the storm.
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Potteries in Liverpool Threaten Shutdown Over Labor Troubles
Reports indicate workers and manufacturers in Liverpool are discussing a potential nationwide pottery factory shutdown if labor disputes flare in any region. The move would affect Pottery firms in the east and west ends as a protest measure.
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Sunday Excursions to Chicago From Fort Wayne
Beginning next Sunday the Nickel Plate Road will sell excursion tickets from Fort Wayne to Chicago and return for $2.00. Go on train No 5 to Chicago and return on train No 6 the same day. See ticket agent C. Aster, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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London M.P. Callan Dies A former Irish member passes away
London report states Philip Callan a former Irish member of the Commons is dead. The June 15 notice confirms his death and notes his parliamentary service.
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Earthquake Shakes Newport Oregon Last Night
Two shaking tremors were felt in Newport Oregon with one strong jolt and another lighter shock. No damages were reported locally and residents described the quakes as brief but noticeable.
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Col Watterson Speech Reflects Nation’s Progress and Liberty
Col Watterson speaks on progress and the republic, contrasting past privations with modern power. He notes the shift from frontier hardship to urban growth, praises public institutions, and warns that vigilance and unity under constitutional government sustain liberty amid rapid change. He cites the press, commerce, and public opinion shaping the nation’s course.
We shall be rather go turned than backward the transtitution
The passage echoes a 20th century progressive belief in human progress and civic duty. It recalls republican ideals, women's equality, and civilization's advance through education and religion. It honors pioneers of liberty, cites Tippecanoe, and praises American freedom as a shared covenant and duty.
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A Poem of One King Fragment
A fragmentary poem fragment speaks of a king’s son and bald neils noted with odd wording. It references endowment and insuring by a nationality or national entity in unclear order.
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Keep Cool Shaving at Mie Wayne Salon
Advertisement notes a cooling shave and fine hair cut at Mie Wayne with emphasis on skilled workmen in the city, signaling affordable or prominent grooming services. It presents a promotional tone about the shop's offerings and expertise.
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