Smith Inaugurated Georgia Governor Opens With Open Air Address
Hoke Smith took office in Georgia delivered an inaugural address from a platform in the open air. Troops and citizens gathered as he urged curbs on corporate influence, registration of corporate political spenders, and constitutional amendments to refine voting standards and qualify voters by service, literacy, and property. The speech emphasized state control of railroads, public service oversight, and a push to end liquor trade while advocating reforms to ensure fair elections and a modern electorate.
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Ex- Marto
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Hundred Houses Burned in Arizona Blaze
Fiahee Arizona June 1 fire destroyed about 100 buildings including lodgings and stores. The loss reaches around 200000 dollars with insurance covering about 40 percent. Flames swept quickly from a gas explosion at the Coto-Tada Woliseon Brewery and spread along the depot district, most structures being small hotels or rooms. The blaze drew hundreds of millers and others seeking shelter as harrow walls shielded nearby homes.
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Fiahee
Ariz
Coto
Jos Lhele
Uwek O¢Hey
Ake
Vustness
Ugloh
Isembhrea
Tro Department
Val- Aintonia
Cheapern- Hou
Nittre
Weathered Forecast From Distant Climes Across Regions
Midnight to four day temperature readings show maximums around seven and minimums near four percent, with seven percent precipitation and wind speeds near mo miles from a barometric pressure reading. The entry lists multiple cities across the east and west coasts with scattered notes on atmospheric conditions, unsettled fronts, and cooler northern regions. however, the text remains garbled and fragments many place names and figures.
Judge Loving Is Acquitted in Virginia Murder Trial
The jury acquitted former Judge Wilson G. Loving of Noxon in the Virginia estate murder case tied to Theodore Estes. The verdict came after a tense trial. Loving’s daughter Mina Loy testified, and supporters noted the emotional scenes as relatives greeted the outcome.
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Thor
Midge Loving
Laving
Furenmin McGraw
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Barkadata
Spmk
Harkeslabis
School Children Parade Flags Candy Given
A parade on Tuesday morning will involve pupils from St. Vincent's academy, St. Aloysius' school, and public schools. At 9 30 a.m. at Warren and State streets, each child marching will receive a flag and a box of candy.
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St. Vincent’s Academy
St. Aloysius’ School
Warren and
State Streets
Wine Frauds Bill Drives Parliament Toward Adjournment
The government moves to adjourn Parliament by July 7 as it promotes the wine frauds bill aiming to curb abuses in wine production and sale. The measure requires annual declarations from wine growers and restricts market practices to prevent adulteration and price manipulation.
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Amendax
Workmen's Pension Us
Western Railroad
Tu Aahinot
Ubcontent
Senate
France
Ural
Paar
Expoan
Yilalegaly Hinyera
Fire Incident Near Florence Causes Major Damage
A blaze erupted at an attic area amid disruptions between two parties. The fire spread rapidly, destroying multiple works and threatening nearby structures. Authorities report significant loss, with estimates near six hundred thousand dollars.
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Tremipey In New Moanattves Vortanioirh
Fragmentary notice from New Moanattves region describes a weather event with intervals of wind and rain, noting a sequence of unclear names and places and a possible treaty context between two groups. The text includes garbled, nonstandard terms and uncertain dates, offering only faint geographic anchors and language hints.
Koreans Decry Japanese Violations At Conference
A Korean protest delivered at St Petersburg claims Japan violates rights and international law, seeking intervention for Korea’s independence. Korean delegates accuse Japanese marchers of savagery, demand support from the conference and America, and criticize Russia for its stance.
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Korea
Sane
Begins Work for Bryan Delegates at State Meeting
The editorial notes Bryan delegates start organizing for the upcoming national convention. The article outlines plans to rally support, with mentions of Wy, Tan queallan Mixer, and informal speeches. Danton and Renata are referenced in context of political maneuvers and preparations.
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Oma
Cine
Jad
Thea
Ryan
Dolla
Emi
Teynis
Danton
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Anna Wal
Hiryan
Alven
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Open Meetings Discussed At Federation Convention
The federation debate centered on whether to continue open meetings with unions and the World Federation. Joseph Cannon argued for open meetings citing Pinkerton detectives and the need for transparent reporting amid a heated session. The afternoon focused on the Miners' Magazine attack and editor John M. O'Neil, with some members condemning federation leaders for backing opposition views.
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Dune
Digenaaton
Meukomega Coe
Iin Wantern Federation of
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Warkera
Federation
Dennte
Joseph Cannon
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Miners’ Magazine
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John M. O'Neil
Prospects Bright for End of Strike
San Francisco June 2 The telegraph and telephone unions report little change in the strike situation with business largely unimpaired while union operators protest slower service. Labor officials hold talks in New York and Philadelphia with executives to end the dispute, but no agreement is reached.
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San Francisco
Weaterie Uniow
Affielata Thes Ace
Farvitrdins
Wocaturn Union
Postal
Pinkerton Role Probed in Western Federation Strike
The report details Morie Priedian and other Pinkerton operatives cited as infiltrators during the Western Federation strike era. It describes undercover detectives entering union halls, gathering reports, and aiding strike relief efforts while aiming to influence union leadership and local offices.
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Morris Priediean
Phikertun
Taner
Taeioy
Winlerens
Wow Ulingwood
Pintertons
Wextarn
Ditand
Gettling
Ty Coluyns
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Friedman
Neeney
Meo Ming Gvenorn
Retell
Phikerton
Lemeratn
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Clarence Darrow
Wedett
Twig
Pinkerton
Glava
Ville
Muon
Wnton
Federn Tons Briedmin
Adler
Federation
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