Emperor Surprised by Foreign Policy Debate
The article reports on German reactions to William II and Bismarck, citing Covet Von Bulow's Oration and the emperor's stance at the Cuxhaven address. It covers press interpretations, potential renewal of commercial treaties, and international views on Germany’s neutrality and colonial ambitions with references to Berlin and Ghent press commentary.
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Germany
von Bulow
Blamarck
Ghent Penerar
Binnarek
Greaves
Nolow
Ceraans
Noel Dovett Spee
Slocum's Report Indorsed by British Critics
London June 22 The afternoon newspapers comment on General Chuffve and American officers report on the campaign to Cape and the return of Captain Slocum as military attache with the British army during the war in South Africa. They urge testimony to the great crime and criticize measures to hide the medicines used in the conflict.
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London
Jong
Chuffve
Clee
South Africa
Spain Repairs Armament With Major Maxim-Vickers Order
Spain undertakes large scale repair of armament using Maxim-Vickers guns as part of war effort. London reports a windfall order and tests praise the Ramh line, noting a remarkable record and a 280 pay share. The Wateleeoer, Wan VLOGS is cited as a top Britain battleship in the fleet.
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Maxim-Vickers
Lenton
Gothionte
London
Great Britain
Students Honor Bismarck Memorial Event Recalls Prince Frederick Wilhelm
Students at a university mark a Bismarck memorial with an orchestral concert and speeches. The ceremony honors Prince Frederick Wilhelm and the late chancellor, naming the Bismarck column and naming Herbert Bismarck as the organizer.
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Bismarck
Prunsiv
Orchlizit
Prince Bismarck
Frederick Wilhelm
Herbert Biamarck
Univeraity
Audents’ Dolcgaire
Biemirck
Sen Joh Ha
Nortal
Promia Christens Cruiser Launch in June
France Henry of Promia christened a cruiser named for the launch event on June 22. The ceremony marked the vessel's official entry toward active service with Promian naval forces.
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Kipl
France
Henry of
Unclear World Events Spark Diplomatic and Military Moves
A scrambled report lists a tariff dispute with Inaesta, a Military governor on Philipplon Islanda, a Columbian hotel incident, a firework explosion at Patterson, N J, and various international actions. Mentions include German imperial moves, Spanish unrest, and U S responses to Ching Wl with noted casualties across several engagements.
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Inaesta
Chiffar Wie
Philipplon Islanda
Court of Criminal Appeals Upholds Death Sentence
A garbled report notes the Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed WI King B Oegro’s death sentence. It mentions a wave police monitor, a special legislative session, a sheriff pursuing a suspect, two children burned with one death, and various local notices including property sales, deaths, and maritime exports.
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Court of Criminal Appeals
WI King
B Oegro
Tieke
Pnewerlig
Prince Eiwards
Las Ben Deen
Aamith
Fort Worth
Galveston
Democratic Reorganization Sparks Debate in Fort Smith
Fragmentary interview quotes criticize self appointed party organizers and discuss efforts to reorganize the Democratic Party. Names and places are garbled but reference Missouri congressman and broader party realignment themes appear, with calls for renewed leadership and strategy.
Virginia Derby Upsets as Waddell Wins Narrowly
In a crowded program at the American Derby, Robert Waddell of Baltimore edges Termine and Mo Trader to claim first at 2:98.40. The event draws strong entries as racing records loom and a tight finish shapes the day’s results.
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Virginia
Robert Waddell
Baliiian
Termine
Tun Mo
Drigtdier
Hundred Men Killed in Accidental Encounter
Aden reports describe a clash where a British force suffered heavy losses as the Med Mullah and allied forces engaged near the frontline. The encounter resulted in scores killed and wounded, with several British troops repelling the attack after a night assault.
No Fresh Demands to Be Made
United States will not press new charges against Olina as of June 2 in Washington. Government intends to discourage further action and plans to present a single bill on the matter. London reports Nicaragua treaty talks continue with cabinet consideration and delays in decision. General Morschtedt succeeds Ver Taine in Quertisan troop command. Belileth Jidinn moves to replace the unit.
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Bortchledt
von Tedel
Trent
United States
Olina
Washington
Chloe Podle
Legation Gullide Ln
London
Nicaragua
Jaye
Fort Pauneefote
Lanadowne
Forview
Earl Russell Committed for Trial at Bow Street Court
London reports Earl Russell reappeared at Bow Street police court on a charge of bigamy and was committed for trial. In San Marcos Texas, watermelons are reported and various local notices discuss visits, legal matters, and upcoming events at community institutions.
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Earl Russell
London
Mark Husesl
Bow Street
Wey
Digamy
Fire Loss and Insurance Figures in Victoria Case
Unclear OCR lists fire loss figures at Victoria with names such as AR Levy and Peter Jecker. Amounts include 870000 HS, 300 from First National Bank, and 109 for a saloon. Details and context are garbled.
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Victoria
A. AR. Levy
Flrst National Bank
Peter Jecker
Fire damages buildings as police aid rapid response
A major blaze hit a street in a town, gutting parts of a bank and several offices. Firefighters and volunteers worked overnight to control the flames, while police and guards secured the scene. Most interior contents were saved and a bank building narrowly escaped damage. The origin of the fire remains under investigation with no injuries reported.
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Fevs
American Central
GMO
Continental
Tennarivania
Manchester
Norwiley
Upton
Phoegis
Brogkiva
Leiden
Tlapentire
Greenwich
Hime
Lary
Tom
National Bank
Grand Lodge Meeting to Be Held Next Year
June 22 Indiana Colimbuk Ohio reports Grant Banited Ruler resigns due to the burning of Hotel Jeter Gog. The Elks National Home committee cites inability to entertain the grand lodge here and will seek permission from Citizens to move the assembly to Milwaukee.
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Colimbuk
Ohio
Decome
Fiabe
Mike
Mt Tahmond
Grond Lodge
Colimbua Lodge
Grand Lodge
Citikens
Mil ‘Wuhoe
Waxahachie Democrat Committee Sets Primary Plan
The Wil county democratic executive committee met in Waxahachie to fix dates for primary elections and to authorize affidavits for primary conventions. They set June 2 as the election date and scheduled county and precinct conventions for follow up on Monday.
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Ellis Cou
Waxatachie
Wil County
Democratic Executive Committee
Waxahachie
Nombar
Texan Gets an Appointment
Washington June 22 The comptroller of the currency today appointed as National bank examiners J M Legals of Port Work ene 2 B Millee of Med Oak lows
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Texan
Washington
J. M. Legals
B. Millée
Med Oak
Lows
Commission Signed for Morave and Allen to Museer Aureu
The president signed the commission of Morave and Allen of Ohio to be museer to Aureu. The action was reported from Washington on June 22.
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Washington
Tod Ay
Morave & Allen
Ohio
Museer
Aureu
Negro Badly Injured in Court Room Incident
Unclear report describes a violent incident in which a Black man suffered serious injuries after an attack by a group. The fragmentary text mentions names and a late June date but lacks clear sequence or locations. Further details are unreadable.
Convicts Die in Heat At Bretnar Valley Work Site
Unclear OCR text reports two convicts killed by heat at a jail work site in Bretner Valley yesterday. Justice movement held a court proceeding, with officials stating the verdict and ages of the deceased are not clearly readable.
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Ailishere
Treas
Jane
Bretner Valley
Mgwewr
Chaffee Named Governor of the Philippine Islands
Washington reports Judge Tartell named governor of the Philippines with orders cabled to establish Ayuntamient o sede as government seat. Mata Cayon to remain headquarters for General OM and ManArtine while civil offices move in. Other posts ordered to occupy Wa Chowar Tut, and natives halt resistance as new governance forms take shape.
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Washington
Judge Tartell
Philipines
Yi Ordor
Hina Feen Lesueil
Rover
Manila
Philippines
ManArtine
Ater Fan Hoon
Witnd
Cleyrd
Gomera
Fiuen Leon
Onitin
Dr. Franklin Kerfoot Dies After Illness in Atlanta
A longtime Baptist physician and church leader Dr. Franklin G. Kerfoot died in Atlanta after an extended illness. He served as corresponding secretary of the Baptist Holle Moroton Guard and held past roles with the Southern Baptist Pheotmewa nominary and Ettoge Mace Biprlet, among other positions. His death follows a years long career in Baptist work and education.
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Atlanta
Franklin G. Kerfoot
Baptist Holle Moroton Guard
Acme Vbternation
Kerfoot
Orleyne
Korfoot Han
Ettoge
Beouithtaater
Vanin Plaet Bagitat
Omar
Fifteen Bodies Recovered After New Jersey Mine Explosion
Disaster in New Jersey from a dynamite explosion at a mine destroyed by fire on Main Street. Rescue crews recovered fifteen bodies including two small children and several women as investigators link the blast to fireworks factory mishap. Police believe the explosion stemmed from a torpedo fire at W. O. M. Rittenberg's factory.
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Boyett
New Cottog
Fieree
Tour Dia
New Jersey
Dierson
Hulding
Main Street
Sie Tooshin
W. OM. Rittenberg
Piteets
Annie Lannean
Annie Pontaman
Juonepic Elvin
Feiine Atenipg
L Suheleman
Brooklyn
Pls Moos
Tolaw
Aliten
Phi Fremon
Temporary Injunction In Wisconsin Machinists Strike
Milwaukee June 22 A temporary injunction restrains machinists from interfering with Villers Manufacturing Co shops. The case names International Association of Machinists leader James O Connell and local agents, with a court date set in Dodge County. The outcome could affect national labor relations.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Viller Manufactiing
Jy Fe
Commsel
Viller Com Pny
Anton Fe
James O'Conne
International Association of
Dirlinks
Machinists
Or.er
Woodmen of the World Ordered to Pay in Contested Case
A chancery court in Karaville Tennessee rules that the Woodmen of the World must cover certain costs in a contested case though the exact nature of the dispute is unclear from the fragmented OCR text. The decision references earlier statutes and procedural terms but lacks readable specifics of parties or amounts.
Nebraska Cyclone Dispatches From Naper Update
Today's dispatches from Naper Nebraska and Canada report no material change in yesterday’s cyclone situation. Bertha Anderson has added to the list of killed, reflecting continued weather related fatalities in the region.
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Canada
Nake Fons
Naper
Nab
Thuratay Cywlony
Bertha Anderson
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Aids Dyspepsia Sufferer
A Ky man, Joseph P. Laine of Flansgan, writes that years of dyspepsia were cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. He says it relieved bad mouth taste and stomach tenderness, restored energy, and made him feel like a new person.
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Hood
Joseph PF. Laine
Flansgan
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises to Cure and Keep Promises
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a guaranteed cure and warns against substitutes. It urges readers to buy Hood's only and trust its promised results.
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Hood
American's Hard Luck Ensnared in Texas Train Wreck
An American traveler faces a brutal accident near a Texas railroad line and a subsequent imprisonment tale. The incident involved a Mexican session, a collision, and a dramatic escape as survivors fled toward San Antonio with others affected by the disaster.
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Antouin
Texas
Heyrs
Afiotus
Wedrol
Lenale
Corre
Colle
Anatas
Renin
Three Drownings Reported Crossing Swollen Stream
A telegraph dispatch from Virginia reports three children of Paty Dake drowned while attempting to cross a swollen stream near Hostoke on June 22. The incident occurred as flood conditions disrupted routes for the Norfolk and Western division and nearby residents were advised to seek safer crossings.
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Hostoke
Wazevell
Paty Dake
Tegin
Norfolk
Wemern Cine
Tandelites
Ciineh
Pan American expedition entrants at Buffalo meet
Competitors Williams Bison Mee Byran represent the Bryan family at Buffalo in the Pan American event today as part of the judging and exhibition.
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Bryan
Buffalo
Vie Hote
Williams, Bison
Mee
Byran
Elimren trio to depart for Watertown town event
Three individuals including EliMren My and Bern will travel to Watertown tomorrow to attend a gathering featuring entries such as Speedimakion 668 and a list of participants including PRloipila Noetilk Byisvel Tenis Montragte and Bowling Gooey. The event will bring together several Southern towns.
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eliMren
Bern
Watertown
Speedimakion
Prloipila
Noetilk
Byisvel
Tenis Montragte
Tena
Bowling Gooey
Adelbert Hay Found Dead Outside New Haven Hotel
Report states Adelbert Hay son of Secretary Hay and former consul to Prussia was found dead outside a New Haven hotel last night. Police are investigating the circumstances as details from the chaotic OCR fragment suggest an accidental or foul play inquiry.
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New Haven
Hay
Consil
Grain bug threat noted in Grayson County corn fields
Readable OCR describes a wheat and corn disease or pest issue in Grayson County near Sherman Texas. Mentions Prolab and boron beetle concerns, complaints about ravines, and widespread impact on early grain crops with local names and parishes referenced.
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Sherman
Texan
Howlley
Lerestern
Gordonville
Passenger Train Wreck Near Birmingham
A derrived account reports Train No. 6 on the United City line wrecking near Birmingham, fifty miles east of the city. The engine overturned and a car derailed, with smoke and jolt reported as the train halted after the mishap.
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Birmingham
Kondis City
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