Convention Costs Miners Heavily in Western Union
Denver June 2 The Western Federation of Miners convention is costing $1400 a day and plans to bend the United States toward reform. O By r ne of Nat te offers a substitute for the pending wne flaw. It renounces allegiance to actions of the Industrial Week and calls for a Jol convention in Chicago in September. The executive board is invited to send reps from the IWA and the Wob to the convention. The question may not be settled before Saturday. The charges against the acting president and secretary and the alliance with the IWW continue today.
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Denver
Western Education of Miners
Niet
Ke. O'Byrne
Natte
Ghlengs
Wealern Herbratiar of Ainers
Uniwerr Workers of America
Hilted Workers of America
Saburday
Pohitty
Andes
Th Federation
Tung
Iearing
Chentung Liang-Cheng
Vere
United States
China
Daht
New York Harbor
Nyc
Pugs
Metenti
Tamest Ingersoll
Ie Ruther
Feage
Sagamore
Messy OCR Improves to Lower Work Hours Rating Change
Fragmentary report notes a shift from FR to FANG rating and a reduction of working hours from ten to etaht. Mentions Jenapnger Maye Strike and Atacand with references to Jane and the American District Telegraph Works unit.
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Jenapnger
Maye
Atacand
Jane —Tie Messenger Boys
Telegraf Aut Works Companion
Weather report fragment at midnight with stray data
Fragmentary weather note reports midnight conditions with a temperature around six above and partial hints of precipitation and wind. The readable items mention temperature and vague measurements but lack clear location timing or complete values.
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Toten
Japan Ready at Any Time as Japan Builds Army of Million
Noyene Mule, general secretary of the American Baptist Mission, reports from an orient tour that Americans should warn against underestimating Japan. He notes a powerful army, intense daily drills, and argues Japan would defend its honor if crisis arises. Immigration policy and treatment of Japanese subjects also come under scrutiny, with cautious expectations for diplomatic adjustment.
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Ban Bemelara
Noyene Mule
American Baptist Maoston Union
Ateamship
Japan
Ax Squire
Ana Teint
Tommy Atkins
Dupareke
Wheat advances above a dollar in shaky market
Calengo June 2 wheat prices rose above a dollar as September and December futures posted gains after reports of a larger crop. Analysts cited dampening expectations, with traders adjusting to higher planting and production outlooks despite favorable weather.
Divorce case shadows fatal farmyard shooting
Sadik Phem fatally wounded his wife and mother in law after visiting a farm home in a tragic incident. Mrs Smith had been granted a divorce months earlier. He threatened, drew a revolver, and killed two women before fleeing into the woods where he was later found dead.
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MathersiIm
Awe
Finn Smith
Dina
Mira
Sarit
Smith
Kia Farmaywitt
Tornado damages town and injures residents in Kinmetal area
A heavy hall storm accompanied by a tornado struck Taneka Kan on June 2, wrecking two large homes and many barns. The three daughters of A. Be Mer were injured, one seriously. A railroad halt near Ulyssen reported wind damage and scattering debris.
Telegraphers Strike Dying Down Says Union Leader
The telegraphers union claims the strike is losing steam as the Western Union tolls rise. They cite daily message totals at the Ferry Building showing a drop from 2,200 to 400 outward and 44 received, while average daily traffic nears 3,000. President Small urges paying tolls for telegrams sent by those offended by the delay, amid reports from the Western Union that the strike is normalizing.
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San Francisco
Girlks
Thea! Ferry
Small
Ieleltrraphers
Unden
Aaid
Mier
Western Union Telegraph Company
Chikoveny
Sitia
Willy
Forest Fire Under Control In Washington Towns
A large forest fire near Port Drecovery Tay region in Washington state was controlled after damaging hundreds of thousands of dollars in cedar timber. The blaze involved confusion in early reporting, with officials stating containment by late actions as crews battled flames and secured affected areas.
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Howe Forest
Newpeny Ataya
Port
Tay
Tin Ehyy
Umber
May Sutton Triumphs in Dune 272-Tang Tennis Championship
California star May Sutton defeats Mim Lowe Cobk 6-0 0 2 in a tense match at Witt with strong returns and service games. The doubles pairing Halevind Wright earns a walkover, while Mondolt and partner show mixed results in the day’s events.
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Lonmion
Dune
Naylian
Gaumea
Witt
Wtedon
May Sutton
California
Iriented
Mim Lowe
Halevind Wright
Dunne Angers the Defense in San Francisco Trial
A chaotic San Francisco court scene features Judge Dunne railing at the prosecution amid accusations of political tampering. Court actions center on delays and appeals as defense and prosecutors clash over sentencing and trial timing in a case tied to Mayor Schmitz’s alleged misconduct.
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Demperativa Prve
Avis Max
Inch
Dismarek
Densieot
MilGa Hyeo
New York
Duntiny
Luton
Spokane
Calgary
Alvertaam
Naronwior Ia
Monta
Caltine
ILI
YOUNG
Bection Droctor
Han Meetelagd
Jalidbe
Sudga
Kentenge Une
Igueeng
Refinls
Jane
Uvensex
Jungmei
Aintriet Altobtey
Urey
Dunne
Sprechtes-Langdon-Iteney
de Palitten
Schmitz
Tovowlney
Associated Trans
Connidrilter
Neune Caley
Darne
Ana
Jugs Kuni
Thame
Camnattatiana
Extremists on the War Path Surround Impeachment Debate
A contorted report describes extremist factions pressing impeachment near a chamber vote. The piece notes opposition from moderates and conservatives, with calls for withdrawal of troops and internal party tensions shaping a volatile political moment.
Local flood and property disputes flood regional town
A flood event floods multiple areas including near Lavin and the BrisKelaell river, causing crops to suffer and prompting county officials to destroy damaged property. Authorities note record water levels at Wonder town as residents cope with rising waters and ongoing property claims amid unsettled vigilante activity.
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Blowheth
Gowmdrys
Apeelal
Aivingsten Mayer
Heivy Elauindy
Holland
Cariless Crork Gree
Wninga di Marbnero Ronateation Gia
Alieve
Ube
Tanin
Lavin
Uvicy
Tee
Couple Plans Retreat After Disputed Morning at Tavingrton
Nicholas Langwert and his partner face a two week stay near Uns Yellewalane Nie Uonied. They will sail for Monatulu to spend a rent or two at Wakil beach, following a morning dispute and unfolding events.
Rockefellers Summoned at Chicago
Officials in Chicago summon members of the Rockefeller family amid a formal proceeding. The action signals a high profile legal or financial matter drawing regional attention and involving noted industrial figures. Further details were not disclosed in the readable text.
Subpoenas Issued for Standard Oil Officials in Chicago Case
Subpoenas issued in U S district court target leading officers of Standard Oil of Indiana and its parent, demanding testimony on logistics and freight matters. Named executives include president John Dr. Jackes feller and vice presidents W E Tillerd and G W Stan, with multiple officials from the Indiana subsidiary also summoned. The action follows a prior refusal to testify and cites pursuit of information related to the Chicago and Alton railroad case.
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Chicago
Tuny
United States
Standard Ol Company
Tadlanu
John Dr. Jackesfeller
Wiliam Rockefeller
John J. Arclbold
Leary Ih. Rogers
W. E. Tillerd
C.M. Pratt
Wiliam
Assistany Treasures
Charles ‘T. White
Indiana Yeongany
J. A. Moffett
W .F. Cowan
G. W. Stan
Aubretary
Terrer
He Kelton
Volon ‘Rank Hoe
Ay Warn
The
Chlenge & Allen Rilroad
Aggpoems
Gandis
Tadlank Company
Studd Oi Company
Esa
Train disaster in Colorado kills several workers
A train wreck near Cameron in Colorado kills one worker and injures others. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene as the locomotive derailed and toppled, with the crowd noting the crash's sudden, deadly impact and the immediate rescue efforts continuing at the site.
Counter-Conspiracy Claims at Colorado Mine Trial
The text details a defense and prosecution exchange in a Colorado trial involving alleged conspiracy linked to Harry Orchard. It references statements by Clarence Darrow and witnesses like Boyer, with focus on proving or denying a broader conspiracy among miners, state troops, and political actors.
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Hole
Thahe
Jane
Judee Wood
Wiliam de Tay Wood
Binekin
Clarence Darrow
Mr. Hawlay
Harry Orchard
Corbin Bens
Conte d'Alenes
Td Boyce
Frotard
Boyer
Royte
Federation
Ami
elUzeda
Gretiney
Culocallo
Mayer
Yaywood
Penyer
Crenneih
Davis
Cart
Atari
Ing Benntor Borah
Marten
Flo
Wien
Doyle
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Lruters
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Une Talistician Bay
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Tommy Duns
Yorith
Monty
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Mestey
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Sadik
Phem
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Es Dovers
Whatte
Sagamore Hill
Wenge Cmata
Francisco
Liang Cheng
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Ania
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Murata
Chneees Pulcfont Devlwis
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Rowan
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Aldo
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Telfer
of Ore Company
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Strandard Ot Company
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Haginere Ried
Tayeena
Colorado
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Duta Saal
Cameron
Alerlo
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Boyce
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