Desperate Fight to Check Blood Waters at New Ortenan
Desperate struggle wages in Ou reehe and adjoining parishes to hinder floodwaters from Hymelig eravanse inundating sugar plantations. Many planters abandon the contest and move belongings as livestock face starvation in Fourche parish. Steamers with sealage and wapples head toward Fourche. rabbits spread. musketa and rats inhabit flooded areas. levee builders battle the encroaching waters.
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New
Ortenan
Ourehe
Fourche Pariah
la Fourche
Children Problems Being Considered
Delegates at the 39th annual conference of charities and corrections in Cleveland discuss housing recreation and children. A Seattle delegation pushes to host the next meeting in their city as immigration after the Panama Canal looms as a key issue for Pacific coast concerns.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Conference of Charities and Corrections
Pacific Consta
Heattle
Wael
Panama Cannal
Pacific
Atlantic
Kendall Signs as Second Baseman in Congress Team
Washington reports Representative Kendall of Albia aligns as second baseman for the congressional Republican team set to face the Democratic nine on the town lot tomorrow. The contest may be umpired by Representative Prouty.
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Washington
Kendall
Albi
Congressional Democratic
Prouty
Congress
Taft
Commerce Court
Commerce Court, and the Army Bi
Becwade
Wood Wa
Audi
Woman Dies During Turkey Trot Practice at Home
Friends say Allanth:lly Nod, 21, died at 10 Mount Vernon Avenue while practicing the turkey trot with her husband. She felt sudden pain, collapsed ten minutes after leaving the house, and died before medical help arrived. Autopsy indicated severe internal bleeding.
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Allanth
Lly
Day
Fey
Mount Vernon Avelle
Gle
Hatfield Mccoy Feud Ends One Of Oldest
Hinefield West Virginia June 13 The Hatfield McCoy feud once among the bloodiest on the West Virginia Kentucky border is described as ended Dr H J Hatfield cousin of Devil Anse Hatfield received a telegram from A J Motoy leader of the Motoy faction endorsing his candidacy for governor of West Virginia telegram dated Princeton WV states Greetings to Dr Hatfield from a Motoy Corrulational That you wind ovember in my desire Dr Hatfield was nominated for governor at town republican primaries tit Wowk
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Hinefield
W. Va
Hatfeld
Princeton
Hatfield
Hid
Tow
Unusual Speed Seen in Plane Crash That Killed Pilots
Washington June 1 The Army Board of Inquiry investigated the death of Lt. Lota Ion W. Khanle and Arthur L. Welsh Wright pilot. It reported that the wreck resulted from Welshs excessive speed during a sharp turn causing the wings to flex and collapse under air pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Lilet Lota Iion W. Khanlehuret
Arthur L. Welsh
Wright
Welsh
Investigation to Seattle on charges referenced in report
A fragmented text notes plans to travel to Seattle to investigate charges. It mentions names and locations in unclear form, with references to individuals and possible legal matters, lacking readable context or complete details.
Not Guilty Verdict Declared in Myrtho Case
A jury returning from abheevilli acquits all defendants in the Myrtho case. The courtroom attendance and jurors’ deliberations conclude with a verdict of not guilty on every count.
Detectives' Claims Tether Reward in Darrow Trial
In Los Angeles June 14 detectives Burne and Browne claim a 60,000 reward tied to the Times dynamiters case may intersect with the Clarence Darrow jury bribery trial. Testimony described a November 4, 1911 planted setup at Third and Los Angeles streets as part of the bribery scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tow Angeles
Cal
William J. Burne
Samuel L. Browne
District Attorney's Office
Times
Clarence 8. Darrow
Third
Los Angeles
Campaign of window smashing in Dublin
Dublin June 14 The Irish suffragists opened a campaign of window smashing aiming to imitate their leaders but clashed with authorities. After an energetic attack on public buildings several women were arrested. They shattered 42 windows at the Custom House Post Office Long Commissioners Office police offices and the Communary Building.
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Dublin
Custome House
Olympic athletes hold benefit track exhibition at American League Park
New York June 14 Nearly all U S Olympic hopefuls competed at a rain shortened exhibition for the national Olympic fund. Craig of Detroit won the 70 meters, Kiviat of the IA team led the 1200 meters, Court ney of Seattle won the 300 meters, and Ralph Rose of San Francisco topped the shot put with 91 feet 10 inches.
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New York
United States
American League Park
National Olympic Fund
Craig
Detroit
Gerhardt
San Francisco
Ginsing
Davenport
Chicago
Meredith
Meyersburg
Kiviat
Metlure
Oregon
Courtney
Seattle
J. PB. Nicholas
University of Missouri
Eller
Thin City
Kelley
Los Angeles
McCrath
Adame Brothers
Platt
Henjamin
New York Athletic Club
Zera
Railway Men Fight With Yaqui Indians
Yaqui Indians attacked a Southern Pacific work train crew between Limon and Potrero in Mexico. About 100 Yaqui fighters battled conductor Honora J. Jackson and crew, who repulsed the attack. no injuries reported though bullets lodged in the train. Yaqui forces destroyed telegraph lines and burned bridges as they retreated. Railroad officials sought Gov. Bonora’s authorization to deploy troops to halt the Yaqui.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscan
Aria
Pacifle Tin Mexico
Limon
Potrero
Honora
J. Jackson
Yaquila
Bonora
Actress Lillian Rummel Weds Alexander P Moore in Pittsburgh
Lillian Rummel, actress and singer, married Alexander P Moore editor of the Pittsburgh Leader, in the Hotel Achenly yesterday. Mrs Moore plans a late night cast rehearsal while Mr Moore heads to the Republican National Convention. the lodge named Council Bluffs for next year’s grand lodge meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitthburgh
Lillian Rummel
Wade
Achenly
Alexander P Moore
Pittaburgh
Moore
Hirage
Pennsylvania
Council Bluffs
Grand Lodge
Pipeline Companies Declared Common Carriers
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission holds pipeline companies are common carriers and must meet obligations. Oil pipe lines among the largest, directed to file schedules by September 1 and comply with pertinent interstate commerce provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Unclear text on Jasper Coal Road ballot plans
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Jasper Coal Road and a ballot in a county race. References to individuals and groups are garbled, with no clear events, dates, or outcomes to confirm.
Woman Wins Law Prize At Local University
Mina Bihel Vv. Kynaston of Moberly Mo won the juries prize in legal ethics at the university law school exercises in Columbia. Four hundred and thirteen certificates and degrees were conferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Mina Bihel Vv. Kynaston
Moberly
MM Jymgur University School of Law
Money Trust Collapse Highlighted by Pujo Committee Evidence
Testimony before the Pujo committee details how the New York Clearing House pressured banks during the 1907 panic. The Oriental Bank and others faced forced resignations and suspensions as the clearing house backed by its members moved to defend solvency, ending in near collapse and later shutdown.
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New York
Gearing House
New York Clearing Howe
Parlc
Pujo Committee
House of Repreventatives
Money Trust
Bartel Titermyer
Oriental
Clearinghoi
Manediation
Bank of North America
Amaterdam National Bank
Charlies W. Moree
Clore
Clearing House Committee
Clearing House
The
Mr. Untermyer Hed
William Sherer
Clearing House Association
James G. Cannon
Fourth National Bank
FR. W. Jones
Erakine Hewitt
Charles A. Beekman
Jones
Brooklyn
Hii
Clearing Horse
Orientel
Hewitt
Beekman
Hugh Kelly
the Oriental
Kelly
A. Barton Hepburn
Clearing Louse
Oriental Bank
Tee Aleweing
Constral Bank
A. Barton Bevvern
Berm
Nephire
Etvarites
Hepburn
Franti A. Vianderup
National City Bank
Morse
Vanderhe
Banle
Morgen
Washington Notes on Legislative Executive and Judicial Appropriation
Fragmented notes describe opposition to a wage or budget measure and a Senate effort to limit funding. The text hints at tensions over appropriations across branches and a failed proposal tied to national governance.
Unclear Text Record From Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places in a blurred historical context. It references possible individuals and events but lacks coherent details, dates, or locations to determine a precise news item or outcome.
Final Olympic men workout draws near in New York
Nearly 100 athletes will compete in 13 events at American League Park as the last hard workout before departure to Antwerp and Stockholm. Admission proceeds go to the Newsboys Home club. many top stars and officials will participate on June 13.
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New York
American League Park
Antwerp
Stockholm
Newsboys
Halpin
Ira Davenport
Menaul
Chicago
James KB. Sullivan
New York City
Mure
Wright
George Horine
Pacific
Bum Bellah
Gerhardt
Donahue
Courtney
Drew
John J. Miler
Figon Erickson
Simon P. Ginlig
Matt Melrath
Doctor Leaves Bride of Four Days Mystery
Police seek to solve the disappearance of Dr Louis R Morrin a Johns Hopkins graduate who left his bride of four days in a motor car on upper Broadway after saying he had an important operation to perform. No trace of him has been found.
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New York
Louis R. Morrin
Johns Hopkins
Upper Broadway
In Memory of Rep Weil at Judiciary Committee Hearing
Railroad attorneys attacked the injunctive bill as the judiciary committee held its hearing and adjourned at 6 22 p m honoring the memory of the late Representative Weillet unit tom Wed Weil
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Benatar Culbertson
Judiciary Committee
Lat
Wiellite
Tom Wed Weil
Fragmentary OCR on fashion remark prompts moral reflection
The garbled text hints at a man noting a woman's attire and the reaction to it. It reflects a fleeting judgment on dress and its social impact, though details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Murder and suicide tangled in a cryptic report
A garbled notice references Liem Malin and a fatal shooting tied to a person named Da. The text mentions a revolver, public funds, and an attempted extradition involving a Mexican movudu, with unclear dates and places.
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Mann
Five Doomie
Merry
Two Lives Lost in Aviation Accident
June 1 A Wright brothers aeroplane test at College Park caused the deaths of Lieut Lelhton Wo Hestenurat and Fred Welch. The machine failed during a 240 foot climb and collapsed, killing both men instantly as Army spectators looked on. Welch, a professional aviator, and Hazlehurst, an officer, perished in the wreckage.
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Wrehington
Alefred de Welch
Wright Brothers
Welch
Oftry
War Department
Dayton
Orville
College Park
Tim
Thieutenant Haalehuret
Hongare Welch
Ollin
Hazlehurst
Haszlhuret
Government forces defeat rebels near El Cobre Cuba
June 13 Santiago Cuba government detachment led by Rosendo Collazo defeated insurgents near El Cobre ten miles west of the city. Rebels suffered ten killed as artillery aided the pursuit of fleeing fighters. A separate report from Calimanera notes a battle 19 miles from Imias on Oriente coast with no known outcome.
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Santiago
Cuba
Groupx
Winder
Imias Calimanera
Imias
Province of
Oriente
Baracoa
Illinois Governor Grants Clemency For Three Murder Convictions
Springfield reports Governor Deneen granted executive clemency to three murder defendants. Charles L. Lamh of Cook County had his life sentence commuted to 20 years, Luchin Brown of Cook County’s life term was shortened to expire July 1, 1912, and Annie Wollert of McHenry County saw her life term reduced with the date July 1, 1912. The records cite extenuating circumstances for Lamh and Brown, while Wollert’s case included insanity testimony and continued imprisonment at Kankakee state hospital.
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Springfield
Deneen
Charles L. Lamh
Cook County
Luchin Brown
Annie Wollert
McHenry County
Land and Brown
Kankakee
Pilal
Aimee
Cement Freight Rates Unchanged by ICC in Midwest
Washington June 12 the Interstate Commerce Commission declined to disturb existing cement freight rates in the middle west. Oklahoma saw partial parity with planned reductions while other routes to Kansas City and Missouri Nebraska Colorado South Dakota Montana and Texas were held reasonable and discriminatory.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Middle West
Oklahoma
Kansid
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
South Dakota
Montana
Oklahomna
Texas
Oklahome
Sarasnid
Deadlock in Congress over Senate repeal of reciprocity law
Washington report notes a deadlock between the Senate and House over the reciprocity law repeal. Senate vote stood 64 to refused to recede from its position, signaling a stalled path to revisions and action on the measure. The clash underscored partisan gridlock affecting tax and trade policy.
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Washington
Senate
Isons
Two Persons Die in Georgia Wreck
A fatal vehicle crash in Georgia claims two lives. Names appear garbled but reference is made to Patton, Minner Duka and others with unclear affiliations. The article mentions drought context and notes an institution in Berlin. Further specifics are obscured.
Mystery Deepens in Villisca Murders Threats and Clues Surge
A reward total of 1200 dollars from state county and citizens grows as authorities heighten the Villisca murder probe. Fingerprint experts visit Omaha to compare prints. Nodaway river drag resumes amid theories the killer knew the Moore family and Home. A new lead links Sam Moyer through Belley and unexplained threats as inquest yields little.
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Nodaway
B. F. Carroll
Montgomery
Reckless Auto Driver Ordered Under Arrest
Des Moines area report states Offen dealer Welt, a car dealer, has been ordered arrested by local officers after allegedly running over an elderly man and leaving the scene without rendering aid. A companion, Julia Nichols, suffered severe injuries with a severed arm reported and potential death.
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Des Moines
AL Welt
Lowa Tity
Welt
Fies Moines
Als Vietin
Julia Nichols
Tosett Personal Crisis at Mother's Grave Reported
A garbled report notes C. L. Tosett facing a personal crisis at his mother's grave. The incomplete item includes references to a company executive and an apparent self-accusation or suicide claim, with unclear details about the death.
Nevada Forest Fire Rages With Wide Meridian Impact
A large forest fire in Nevada spreads rapidly through vast timberland. Fire crews battle the blaze as evacuations and air support coordinate efforts to control the fast-moving flames threatening communities and natural resources.
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Nevada
Frederick Passy Dead in Paris
Frederick Passy, noted French economist, has died in Paris. The report confirms his death and notes his influence on European economic policy and academic work.
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Frederick Passy
Paris
Pretorick Pusey
Fremch Ecomomistated
Paneypeoathe
Go-Between Mixed on Stand in Darrow Bribery Trial
SAIBER'S GO-BETWEEN GETS MIXED ON STAND with White testifying he was promised non-prosecution for his role in the George N. Lockwood bribery case. Browne of the district attorney’s office recalled Darrow saying to him after Franklin’s arrest that he would take care of White.
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J. P. Mogan
K. A. Thanks
Emelange
Ingney Trust
Thomas
Jones Stillman
Nationality Bank
Stillman
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Perkins
Los Angeles
Cal
BA White
Cresce B Darrow
George N. Lockwood
White
Ata
Cook White
Franklin
Decree N
Lock
George Lockwood
Lockwood
Browne
Samuel L. Browne
District Attorney's Office
Crenoe S&s
Darrow
Bert H Franklin
Fearful Alaska Volcanic Eruption Looms Over Settlements
Reports from Seward indicate Katmai volcano eruption on the Alaska peninsula coastal villages near the foot of the mountain may have caused extensive damage and possible loss of life. Uyak on Kodiak island reportedly escaped with no fatalities.
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Beatile
Wash
Alaska Peninsula
Kodiak Alogniak
Raspberry Islands
Katmul
Seward
Uyak
Shelikof
Kodiak Island
President Taft seeks $100,000 for volcano victims aid
Washington dispatch reports President Taft sent a special message to Congress requesting an appropriation of 100000 dollars to be used by the revenue cutter service to assist volcano victims near Kotollak Alaska.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Oan
Revenue Cutter Service
Kotollak
Alaska
Buffalo Wyoming Cloud Burst Wipes Out Town
A cloud burst hit Buffalo Wyoming at 6:30 last evening causing $300000 in damage. One man Red Child, 30, drowned while attempting to rescue his sister. The business district, Occidental hotel, a railroadless town of 2900, suffered extensive flooding with stores ruined and horses drowned.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Buffalo
Here
Red Child
Occidental
United States
Fate of Commerce Court Up to Taft
President Taft told friends today that Congress would veto the legislative action and that the fate of the commerce court hinges on his signature. Prospects for the court’s creation depend on interbranch negotiations with the House and Senate and on appropriations and political support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wissington
Taft
Uiattea
Mont Monne
Bente
Supreme Court
Commerce Board Grants Roads Competing Rates
Washington June 1 The exports board approves a plan to connect major cities and coastal routes. The action directs road projects to balance competing funding claims and accelerate construction across central and western regions.
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Commerce Board
Decision to Gross
The report from New York notes a court decision in a confusing shorthand, detailing a party named Ahosa of New Works and others in a disputed matter. The text references a night event and weighing a point of law, with unclear local details.
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New York
Jumi
Hedeh Ahosa
Cnathootond
Mtveebumecid
Unclear OCR Fragment S
Fragmentary OCR text shows many garbled names and places with no clear event or outcome to summarize. No readable facts beyond scattered proper nouns and possible dates.
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