Weather and Crisis Echo Across a Turbulent Morning
Partly cloudy conditions precede a day of unrest as workers, guards, and emigrants surface in reports. A boy is shot by a colliery guard in Wilkes-Barre amid a near riot, while labor groups press for legislative relief. United Mine Workers meet at Fort Holh to push for benefits. Democratic primaries proceed with no opposing ticket in sight, and the Rochambeau-Lafayette delegation appears at St. Louis exposition.
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Wilkesbarre
Fort Hrolih
Georgia
Rochambeon- Lafayette Party
Bt. Louk
Unclear Federal Actions and Military Funding Scrutiny
The report references congressional actions on Chalmorte fret sation and Chonel Crowder, with blame placed on the administration for exposure mane. It notes funds of £1,545.08 tied to Texas and mentions advocacy opposing the Panama canal project. A West Polst academy reform and a casetawe agreement are cited along with homestead provisions for the Ute Todlan reservation in Colorado.
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Congress
Reputer Hanna
Panama
Military Academy
West Polst
Amid Global Shifts Noted in Parliamentary Toasts
Fragmentary report notes a vote of thanks to imperial forces, a new French ministry formation with M Henel Brisson declining, and a chaotic scene in the French Chamber where insults flew. Mentions attempts to thwart Mr Morgan's merger and evolving colonial governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evo
Kitchener
Couimots
South Africa
Rommene
Conilien
M. Henel Brisson
Chamber of Deputies
Bank News and Market Wrap from a Confused 19th Century Page
The article blends misread text about land commissioners, conventions, and elections with stock market moves and commodity results. It notes a Land Commissioner Rogan J. A. Reali nomination, a Fifth district convention decisions, and a Temple precinct primary. It reports on American jockeys at Epson, wheat and corn prices, and general market liquidation with mixed indicators.
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Gocerner Barera
Rogan J. A. Reali
Electinna
Chicago
St. Louis
Local Texas Projects Prompted by Commission Orders
The commission has ordered Interidekng devices installed in mids in Texas. Changes announced affect Katy and Dallas areas with mentions of Fort Worth. The Katy extension is described as protected to a designated area and plans include shops and renovations in Northern Tow.
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Mids
Texas
Kmook
Dallas
Katy
Fort Worth
Frantic City Water System Debate Reaches Final Report
Officials say sewer tests found a leak at the station beneath the haven. Beldewin proposes citywide franchise reform as Perartainia objects at the meeting yesterday.
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Beldewin
Perartainia
Treaty Debate Clarifies Alleged Violations and Military Power
A June letter to Governor Leneline from Secretary Gay discusses Colonel Crow der’s investigation into charges of treaty violations amid U S and allied forces. The report outlines claims about arms shipments, military activity in the county, and contested interpretations of Article 6 affecting open warfare and civilian safety.
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Rewder
Enti
Teuls
Chalinette
Gay
Leneline
Cornel Crowder
Wae
Way
Voareon
Africa
Moy
Crow
Tia
Mr. Tay
Matette Ny
Tirrean
Oliver Thraigh
Chalmweite
Guent
Londo
War office reports South Africa campaign losses to May
London June 3 an official statement from the War Office reports the total revision of British forces in South Africa to May 30. It lists Elles prisoners dead and wounded, many regiments recalled, with about 28,400 dead or permanently maimed and a total death count noted in the effort.
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London
South Africa
Wallidh
Taft Sees Pope Urges Unity With American Church Aid
June 5 Rome The Pope receives Governor Taft representing the Philippines and American church leaders. Taft outlines needs for mission aid while the Pope expresses pride in the Roman Catholic Church of America and pledges to assist in the Philippines through papal committees and high level discussions.
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Roman Catholic Church of
Taft
Philippines
Islands
French Chamber in Turmoil Over Emissaries and Accusations
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies erupted as deputies hurled charges of swindling and treachery. Former premier Hueled and radicals faced off against ministers as President Loubet’s cabinet reshuffle sparked clashes. Combes stepped in to steer efforts amid the fray with accusations flying and deputies exchanging sharp taunts.
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Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Joe SM
Henri Releson
Trhe Fliesee Palace
Loulbet
Xymimers Bod Wakae
Helehen
Combes
Tide Aint
Depu
Ueda Nord
Winileres and Traiters
Aidie
Numiter of
Republicag
Retakien
de Dergegrare Midi
Commissions Declared Necessary by Harriman Judge
Judge Prouty remarks on commissions as essential and criticizes federal overreach in rail transport matters. He supports regulation to protect public interest while allowing private enterprise to manage its own affairs under government supervision. The exchange touches subsidies, rates, and transportation policy under President Wilson era context.
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Prouty
Washington
Jetge
United States
Pacitte Rodlenmih
Pie
Gombine
Fort Worth Area Report on Local Matters and Meetings
A fragmented Texas page notes Fort Worth and surrounding towns discussing an annual city meeting date, plant construction, and local events. Mentions include Fort Worth, Marfa County, Palestine, and Celeste with scattered references to ships, mills, and a public sale or auction. The garbled text references civic actions, a Kiln regiment, and various local figures.
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Palestine
Fort Worth
Follett
Hie
Fenelon
T VG Fort
T VG Fort Worth Koln Kron Toner de
Joe Fiom
J. N
ENGLIGH COTTON SPINNERS Report on US Conditions
Representatives of the Lancashire spinners conducted a tour of inspection in the United States and found the conditions for fine cotton manufacturing to be poor. They noted deteriorating factory practices and urged the Federal authorities to address the issues observed during their visit.
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United States
London
Lancashire
Statenearther
Ar thur Lyne plans Lamon trip amid treacherous talk
The AP correspondent reports Arthur Lyne intends to travel to Lamon early next week. He faces charges or accusations connected to actions with the Keers in Bonth Africa amid uncertain circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Irarne
Oom Paul La Quite Well Report Amid Mixed News
A garbled note suggests mixed health news about Me Reiger with wording implying illness while other lines hint at recovery. The fragmented text references individuals and rumors without clear dates or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Me Reiger
Convention of Mine Workers Pass Aid Resolutions
Fort Smith Arkansas reports the Convention of Limited Mine Workers adopts resolutions urging reform. Delegates condemn harsh monthly pay, demand better conditions and medical support, and call for reorganization within their union to secure employment protections and political freedom.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Pastal Mine Workers of America
Tefe
Elias ii
Debate on Antianarchy Bill Ends with Two Tomorrow Speeches
Washington June 5 Congress wraps up general debate on the antianarchy bill with two scheduled tomorrow. Lawmakers address legal aspects as Sibley Armond Hill and others press constitutional questions while warning about the bill’s impact on governance and national security.
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Washington
Linte Beld
Maine
Mensrs
Sitley
Dé Armond
Hite Olle
Wooten
McDermott WN
Heel
Ona
Crompacker Cad
Maddox
Uim
Hall
Texas
Hark
Mr. Sibley
Jovieg Hans
Wil
Ornayton
Che
Sharety
Etl Ieee
Soutec
Hlinsti
Nein
Hawnyid Eevee
Leee
Armond
Dichetier
Fiat
Annette
Wimfats
Grow
Cranipackee
Ind
Herhusett
Med
Cxolydia al Buffalo
New York
Gultenu
Bali
Mebermatr
Bowes
Fire destroys mix store dwelling bank and saloon in Calera
A blaze in Calera, Alabama wiped out a mix store, a dwelling, a bank, and a saloon. Total loss estimated at 100 dollars, covered by insurance. Local authorities and fire crews investigated the scene as residents assessed the damage.
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Calera
Ala
York
Jeanne
Met Lanerre
Aberth
Tan
Malcolm
Mies Langtry
Han
Séagon
New York
Skehenshy
Prague
Cranenow
Mier Martinelli
Topmeris
Worhitietan
Pryi
Hae Bern
Seward We
Landin
VOOR
Equierete
Widtaning
Innedor
Spanteh Fey
Lenenemnb
Neraty
Wenithe
Spantarde
Miohat
Chariemange Trower
Tails Bartlett
Mansachieetts
Tie Tallew Mortiert
Aehington
Tely Adame
Joan Tannock
Arabella Montington
Trent
Collin T.ontington
Menlier Kylvester Ho Raveslond
Isaae G. Ciaten
New New York
Thie Elle
London
Michael le Therber
Washington
Toni Pauncefare
Fire Destroys Fort Worth Shop and Home in June Incident
A house and the Lenses at Morgan property burned after a frame building on Charles Street caught fire around 1 o'clock. Losses included building damage, furniture and stock, with insurance noted at multiple companies. Fire then spread to nearby shops, with estimates around several hundred dollars and a blacksmith shop later affected.
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L. A
Coronal Institute Commencement Honors Noted Students
The commencement program highlighted top students led by Olive Lake of San Marcus who received the medal for outstanding achievement. Bless Alta Butler of Telone earned second prize as the audience applauded the evening’s performances and speeches.
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Coronal Institute
Weil
Howe
San Marcns
Alta Butler
Telone
Floods Hit Western Oklahoma In Early June Tides
Damaged OCR fragment reports floods affecting western Oklahoma with unclear dates and scant details. No coherent names or locations clearly readable.
Women’s Press Association excursion to Stamford
The Texas Woman’s Press Association finished its meeting in Waco and will travel by Texas Central Railroad to Stamford for a few days excursion. Members were warmly received, papers read attracted attention, and officers were elected for the coming year including Mrs. Fred B. Robinson as president and Mrs. W. S. Holt as first vice president.
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Waco
Texas
Texas Weain's Press Association
Mombers
Texas Central Railroad
Stamford
Joes Counter
Piembersiln
Parky
Panthoogen
Hewanaper
Fred BO Rohinara
Nevin
Firet
Jonrenat
Sheraan
Ecolt
Roga
Oot
Bemgien Ais
Alre
Fate Fh
Makenvaniy
Grorgatown
Ryordng
Meretacys
Ates
Mary McCiellyn
Vaal
Paso
Méeerng
Marin
Helen M. Srnditard
Glee Indiastria
Mollege
Anderson
Mantel Pal
Georgia Primaries Adlan to Lead Democratic Ticket
A noisy election report lists Adlana as leading a Democratic ticket for Georgia governor and state offices. It names nominees for secretary of state treasurer and attorney general plus a slate of commissioners and judges. The piece notes opposition expected from another party in the general election.
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Adlana
Jime-A
Hhe Democrate
Grrrs
Teovertier
M. Terrell Sergetory
Agelilare—ci
Stevene
Thomas Basten
Samuel Lawpuln
A. BR. Cine
Rene
Fleming
Mo Gress
Levely
Woo
Adame
Bachiett
Maddox
My Howard
Tate
Pow
Horavick
Pommerod Tader
Ontahe
Gomez Refuses Pension in Cuban Military Funding Row
The report notes General Gomez declines a pension amid tensions over minting and funding for Cuban soldiers. It describes Gomez urging friends to oppose a government resolution and hints at a standoff over payment and control of military personnel.
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Havens
Ione
Maxima Gomez
Mintel & Peedinnion
Gomer
Cuba
All Quiet in Gape Colony Night Train Service Reform
Report from Capetown notes all commandos are returning via night trains. The British command intends to rename and reform service routes as they move to respond to the ongoing tension and redeploy forces.
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Gape Colony
Capetown
Poome
Wousten Gun Match Yields Narrow Victory and Strong Scores
Le Pr. M. Gallegher wins in a tense event with 2 ant ar w jomsthie. Mr Maniele bering topped the field last week with 2d out of 25 as WF Cleveland placed runner up. Competitors included De Alken Grittin F. Cleveland Mat fallee Bert Sider WW Dani Galligner HOB Willlansen Brean pfeard Theoden Bering and others. Twelve hundred and Aftewn ta Oh Wrenn threw solid scores while Miss Tuesday promises a quieter next session feeding small cattira.
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M. Gallegher
Maniele Baring
Cleveland
Ganee Parker
Soml
Béring
de ‘Alken
Dr Grittin
F. Cleveland
Mat Fallee
Bert Side
Won't Accept Re-election Isler, Texas Dine 4
In a terse local note, Ton Hampssn Aly, long time representative for Smith, Tipstar and Camp counties, announces he will not seek another term. The decision triggers mixed reactions and reflections on past leadership in the region.
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Isler
Texas
Ton Hampssnaly
Smith
Tipstar
Camp
Thas
Unclear OCR Fragment Notes Missing Names and Places
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places with errors. The readable parts reference individuals and a county state institute but lack coherent events or dates to form a clear news item. Further readable context is needed for a precise headline and summary.
Castro County Instructions In Local Democratic Meeting
A June report from Minit Texas notes Vaatre County Democrats issue instructions for Ole 52. The meeting mentions justice and appeals in the evil case, Been and iietring, with fienagh for Trremntatite and Dy. Decker for wen. ater.
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Castro County
Minit
Texan
Vaatre County
Hays
Ehvil
Been
Fienagh
Dy. Decker
Grove's Slack Root Liver Pills
Fragmentary note describes Grove's Slack Root Liver Pills made from an active ingredient linked to Bark Root. The text is garbled and unclear about purpose or instructions.
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Grove
Excellent Purchase Movement Despite Unfavorable Conditions
The report notes a strong total movement in purchases despite strikes and adverse commercial conditions. Demand remains steady from out-of-town points, with continuous performance and renewal orders aiding the pace. Supplies are tight in many regions, while New Orleans and the Southwest show firm prices and optimistic summer prospects.
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New York
Dan Talmage
Sens Compgni
Thorp
Outtown Polinte
Beard Dealera
Anil Grovere
Japan
Atiwotic
Southwear
Sant Sota pHnkare
Mackey
Rene Aimake
Charleston
Eaily
Washington Notes Report Nominates Official and War Value Shifts
A June 6 Washington note reports the president nominating Toho F. Wowel of Tutneala to a post at Martin iye, West India. It also covers rising values for the tin master at Fort Worth from 99200 to 3300 and the pharmacist at CRN Afewe from 1200 to 4en, with a review by Martiniwne and Hornaday Jett noting potential wartime significance.
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Toho F. Wowel
Martiniye
Weat
India
Domen
Mornadar
Washington
Taijanapoite News
Hornaday
Horniites
Mui
Fort Worth
CRN
Wool Sale Breaks Records in Kerrville Trade
Captain Charles Fetreiner sells one million pounds of wool at peak figures for 1892. Charles Schreiner Selig ships goods valued at one million pounds to Meanes Hecht Lisbmann & ts. Post sale payments and dealings involve multiple parties as Kerrville markets report strongest wool figures in years.
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Charles Schreiner Selig
Kerrville
Jie
Charles Fetreiner
Hile
Wow
Meanes Hecht
Lisbmann & Ts
Nod Hotinrell
Donald
Bor Srins
Bestan
Sep
Wiehowr
Petes
Sion Tate
Movement of Ocean Vessels Reported Near Coast
Special dispatch details multiple ships arriving departing and sailing. Vessels named include Salteel from Tampa Mona from New York Ab Biers and Hare ald docking for Purp Linton Condor for Livingston Morstex Anselm for Puetie Belize and others. The Steamer Denver sails to Copenhagen and Galtveaten while Margaret Ger proceeds to Talvestyp.
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Halventon
Tampa
Mona
New York
Ab Biers
Purp Linton
Nord
Rarae
Port Linen
Condor
Street Cars Attacked by Angry Crowd in Providence
Streetcar strike erupts into violence as crowds block streets and taunt officers. Police struggle to restore order while rioters throw objects and disrupt transit amid rising tensions. Credible names appear scattered in garbled text but indicate Providence context.
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Providence
L, Jones
Atreat
OO Cate
Unclear fragment hints at an officer confrontation
A garbled OCR fragment references officers and crowds and multiple individual cases. It suggests charged individuals and a tense scene but lacks concrete details like names, places, or dates.
Abandon Coal New York Rapid Transit Plans
The Gedeites Rapid Transit company advances plans for a vast power plant by the Fifty ninth street and Eleventh avenue site. It will require about 200000 tons of coal at a projected cost. a Texas oil syndicate is expected to supply fuel at high figures to power the new facility.
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Abandon Coal
New York
Gedeites Rapid Transit Company
Rapid Transit Railroad
Ninth Street
Twelfth Avenue
Beaumont
Ower
Texse Oil
Brlaont
Rapid Transit
Oil Strike Reported at Humble Well
A brief report from Humble states a oil strike was observed at the local well last night. Mr Pudor was among observers who noted activity but the details remain uncertain and no official confirmation has been issued.
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Humble
Pudor
East Superior Aristocrat Faces Unintended Help Request
An East Superior man, described as aristocratic, has faced a curious scene where a group of Finnish girls sought employment and offered help. The unnamed man struggled to understand and communicate, relying on an interpreter to answer requests like washing, cleaning, and cooking.
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Doloth News-Tribune
Finland
Mill & the We Donate Lease Free Forum Home
A local note from Orange Texas notes Mill and leading citizens have donated a forum home lease free for a term. The paper aims to secure Hank and a subscribed amount to back the enterprise. The management has begun booking class at the rare season. The session plans include a white children program and a goal of fifty children in attendance.
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Orange News
Orange
Texas
Hank
Beeun
American Corporations and Cuban Relations Highlighted
Washington June 5. President Truman chaired a committee briefing on Cuban relations. The session addressed American corporations and their interests in Cuba, noting ongoing production and trade impacts over the past four years.
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Cales Washington
Truman i
Chicago
Aia A
Selescyte
Dal
Interesia
Angar
Cuba
Rochambeau Party in St. Loii and Delegations Arrive
A fragmentary report notes a Rochambeau gathering in St. Loii with Francie, Jane and a delegation from Anteetee chasing a man named Monners. They meet the Lafayeite party which arrived nearby.
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Rochambeau
St. Loii
St. Lois, Jane
Residence Fire Destroys Home in Austin Texas
A residence in Austin Texas was destroyed by fire. The home located at the corner of Thirty seventh and Treats is reported to have about two hundred dollars in damage. No injuries are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Wilsas
Deed of Trust Recorded in Winnabore Texas
A deed of trust is recorded in Winnabore Texas naming B. Howell as trustee and detailing obligations secured by a property. The document references a date around the early part of the year and notes the involved parties and recording location.
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Winnabore Winnsbore
Texas
Ana Aes
B. Howell
Secon
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