Cooperation and Covert Mischief in a Prairie Tale
A long, first person reminiscence describes a group of youths and their mischief with a train, a chicken coop attempt, and a river crossing. They learn about cooperation after getting caught, facing consequences, and witnessing neighbors intervene. The narrator rejects isolation, praises teamwork, and imagines community projects and better roads through united effort.
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Hidge
Opporitie
Uryemi
Shige
Atick
hCg
Offernis
Tultl
Blacksmith Burned in Johnstown Work Accident
Johnstown Blacksmith, working at his shop, was seriously injured when a hot piece of metal broke free from the anvil and struck his face. The blow burned his cheek and eye area, causing a deep wound and eye protection to fail as he shielded his eyes. The incident occurred Tuesday afternoon.
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Johnatown
Gray
Harding Speech Delights Delegates Amidailing Debate
Delegates react warmly to a speech by the candidate asserting views on suffrage women's rights and national defense while advocating limited intervention in Mexico with the full backing of allies.
Convention Sidelights at the Republican and Progressive Gatherings
The story describes the opening of the two national conventions with 1,488 Republican delegates and 1,791 Progressives. Victor Murdock wielded the gavel at the Auditorium as plans for platform planks and credentials take shape. Notable figures include Frank Willis nominating Theodore Burton, and Orrin Hills attendees from Oklahoma.
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Ginithrmom Hilles
Nepublicans
Victor Murdock
Kensas
Nown
Ahd
Oklahoma
T W. Frey
Saliska
Frank Willis
Ohio
Theodore
Burton
John Wanamaker
Philadephia
Longe
Massachusetts
Wadsworth
New York
Toda
Sherman
Mlinois
Mlinois G. O. P
New On
My Shire
Mumberign
Pennsylvania
Kellogg Fairbank
Farrie Chapman Gatt
Warren G. Haring
Lempora'y
Harding seen as likely nominee by convention watchers
Veteran orator Senator Lado plans to present Weeks at Massachusetts as the party convention nears. Leading politicians compare the current rallying around Harding to the 1880 campaign that dominated Garfield, signaling continued uncertainty over the nomination and a fierce, unsettled contest ahead.
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Weeks
Massachusetts
Lado
Garfield
Man avoids $0.25 drink by shop’s decor charges
A West sider visits a lavish New York Avenue cafe and, after paying 25 cents for rye, learns the drink price covers ornate decor. He returns the next day, blindfolded, sliding 16 cents again, asking for rye. The tale ends with his admission of being tricked.
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Ag. B. J. Howes
Wai
First Steam Printed Newspaper in London Times
The Times issued on November 29 1814 its first newspaper printed by steam power. After early experiments printers resisted the change but the growing circulation forced adoption. The second John Walters oversaw the steam press setup and the Times announced the milestone in its leading article.
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Times
John Walters
the Times
London Chronicle
Cyclone Toll Across Five States On Monday Night
A deadly cyclone swept through Tennessee Mississippi Missouri Arkansas and Kentucky Monday night killing 10 to 190 people and injuring many more as rescue crews searched the wreckage for survivors amid widespread damage.
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Tae
Memphis
Tennessee
Mississippi
Missouri
Arkinsas
Kentucky
Iowa Suffragists Defeated in Unofficial Count
Des Moines reports indicate a defeat for suffragists with unofficial returns showing a majority against their measure. Details remain incomplete as figures continue to be compiled from June 7.
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Prema
Des Moines
Dhoy Thi Sitfrage
Progressives Demonstrate Enduring Campaign Energy at Convention
An unruly progressive demonstration at a convention lasts for minutes as delegates, led by Miss Kyove and Mrs. Hunter, wave flags and banners while speakers including Robing persistently address the crowd. The event showcases unwavering support for preparedness, suffrage, and social justice despite internal tensions.
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Onwara
Earwan Somers
Chatman Robins
Roose
Hue
Kyove
Nentucky
Hunter
Alontana
Urey
Roge I ah py transfers their gayettes to new Calumblaighway
An annual event reports railroad style progress with dedication today on the Oregon coast. The narrative mentions Roge I ah py and efforts near the gorge and Portland, noting a widening of the route and celebrations at Watwongs Falls as part of national enthusiasm.
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Tuna
Ih Bawali
Ay Y Treno Lada
VB i
Thie Elty
Oregon
Portland
Vwatwongs Falls
United States
Merie Weig
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