Cuban Rebel Band Burns Pompo Mining Property
Conny Holliday in Santiago reports to the state department that Pompo Mining Co property at La Matna near Santiago on the Guantanamo Western railway was burned by a Cuban rebel group. The incident follows a possible link to the sudden departure of an individual from Santana for an unknown destination. The Cuban authorities and U S officials consider the matter in the context of Havana’s stance toward Cuba.
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Washington
Conny Holliday
Santiago
State Department
Pompo Mining Company
la Matna
Guantanamo& Western
Hin
Aunie
Paducah
Santana
Oresien Yorenioe Ferrerra
Ture
Fortunes Tied to St Louis Land Suit Reaches California Heiress
One million five hundred thousand dollars will be shared by four California family members after a long St Louis land dispute ended in favor of the California plaintiffs. The defendants are holders of St Louis real estate who failed to record a deed and later faced the suit. The chambers family members, led by Tudsow Chambers, inherit the fortune with Beaty's heirs continuing the land dispute after his death.
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San Meaneleco
Cal
California
St. Louie
Tudsow Chambers
Thorman Henley
Chamber
St. Louis
Beatty
Heatly
Hie Helre
Navy tests new ship launched aeroplane device
Annapollo Md June 21 naval officers prepare to test a new catapult device designed by Capt W J Chambers to launch aeroplanes from ships. The system uses a compressed air impulse to give initial velocity and will occupy deck space on a warship.
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Annapollo
W. J. Chambers
Navy Aviation Corps
Louisville man testifies on beer intoxication limits
In Louisville on June 2, inspector Keene questioned witness Alvin Oller about alcohol consumption. O'Donnell allegedly drank two bottles of common beer but appeared not intoxicated. Keene asked how many bottles could be drunk without intoxication.
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Louwisville
Mike
Keene
Ehiree
Melly
Lawl O'Donnell
Cuatemn
Alvin @oller
Railway For Service
Ydonnell
Passengers Lose by Delay on Railroads
The Wisconsin Railroad Commission orders main carriers to reimburse passengers for missed connections at Junction, after Alfred W Hurrell, deputy for the University of Wisconsin, filed a claim. The case centers on financial losses from a late arrival at Madison due to railroad delays at Junction.
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Madlaat
Wis
Alfred W Hurrell
University of Wlaconein
Hurrell
Agricultural College
Madison
I Junction Point
Missouri River Water Typhoid Germs Test Planned
Des Moines June 21 the state board of health asked city officials to summarize Missouri river water samples for typhoid germs. Tests to run for 60 days to assess contamination along the river source and potential cures from affected areas.
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Dex Moines
Alate Board of Health
United States Marine and Public Aerviow Hospital
Suriniswo
Returns From Search Report Castaways Not Found
Report from Punto Arenas states a warship searched for the American castaways but found no trace. Aboard the vessel Jaume 21 relayed that no Americans were rescued or landed near Cape Horn.
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Punto Arenas
Hile
Jaume
Costaways
Leyte
Tom Mote
Cape Horn
Glasner Edges Hepperle in Secretary of State Contest
In a tight race Glasner defeats Hepperle to win the secretary of state position with a regional tally showing a clear plurality. Voter returns and official tallies indicate Glasner led by a margin despite ongoing counts in several districts.
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Glasner
Hepperle
Vierve
Glaser
Hepperie
Ed Ehate Howto
Plegyorte Vlatory
Dia
Bykiakk
Myse Hepperte
SMD
Wine, Dog and Bear on the Way to Baltimore
Fragmented OCR reads as a travel note or headline about a trio including wine, a dog, and a bear en route to Baltimore. The text is garbled with illegible segments but implies a peculiar journey or report involving these entities.
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Baltimore
Record altitude for Dimigilabe Motlans Wessania
Reported in Paris on June 20 a remarkable altitude record for a celebrated model within French arms circles. The event notes a height of 9928 feet achieved by the titled individual amid technical and ceremonial reverberations.
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Paris
Motlans Wessania
Taft Signs Eight Hour Day for Government Labor
President Taft signed into law an eight hour daily limit for laborers and mechanics on government projects and issued an executive order exempting Panama Canal contracts. The canal is expected to be completed by January 1, 1916 according to engineers.
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Woellington
Dune
Taft
Democrats Prepare for the Convention Confronts on Ticket Bets
The Democratic National Committee discusses possible second place on the ticket as candidates push for regional balance. National Committeeman from North Carolina backs the governing plan while others expect few seats contested and see Virginia content with any strong candidate.
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Halthmore
Democratic National Committee
National
Lentela
Opps
Elaine
Woden
Woolson
Peridipe
Gev. J. Taylor Fillyston
Virginia
Amy
Ellyson
Thaw called to stand identifies a letter
Harry Kendall Thaw testified in the Supreme Court proceeding concerning his insanity claim. He was placed on the witness stand to identify a letter he wrote to Clifford Hartridge, stating it was not intended for public reading. The session largely reviewed testimony from a prior hearing and included Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw appearing briefly.
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White Pintia
Harry Kendall Thaw
Aiate
Supreme Court
Hhingelt
Sune
William WT. Jerome
Weitten
Clifford Hartridge
Jerome
Yhaw
Sher
Jeter
Ti Thaw
Vhaw
Evelyn Nesbitt
Wireless telegraph service in Argentina discussed
In Buenos Aires debate in the House of Deputies discusses establishing wireless telegraph service across Argentina. Plans aim to enable sending and receiving messages over distances up to about 100 kilometers from the coast to inland stations. The government would require passenger vessels to equip wireless apparatus with at least one kilometer of range and a 60 day period to complete the work.
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Huenos Ayres
Argentina
House of Deputies
Fisoll
Art Gem Sold by Dealer for a Few Shillings
A fragmented New York report notes an art gem sold by a dealer for only a few shillings. The item drew speculation about its origin and value while a separate court case and local civic details unfold in Indiana and beyond.
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New York
der Biatow
Cerin
Chainie
Geell
Lome
Hornell
Drwrdt
Miners Entombed After Mine Explosion in Colorado
Thirteen miners are believed dead after a blast at the Hastings mine of the Victor American Fuel Co. near Trinidad Colorado. Rescue crews worked amid gas and unstable passages 4,000 feet from the mouth as 18 men were at work in the shaft.
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Victor American Fuel Company
Colorado
Trinthat Coto
Dune
Hastings
Victor Amero Fuel Company
Vrinidad
Tie
John
Army airmen die in midair collision near Dow France
Captain Du bolk and Lieutenant Albert Penguin of the French army were killed when their biplanes collided during dawn practice near Dow France. Both pilots failed to spot one another as they rose to altitude, their machines interlocked and crashed to the ground.
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Dow
France
Dubolk
Albert Penguin
Ida
Pelynan Wes Galeen
Opti Mubois
Real Estate Men Gather for National Exchange Meet
Real estate men from Canada and the United States gather in Louisville to open the National Association of Real Estate Exchanges. The event, at the armoury, showcases regional resources and industrial prospects as bids form for the 194 cane convention.
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Canada
U. S
Louisville
National Association of Mea! Eatate
Bet Regiment Armoury
One Alse
Focal
Jacksonville
Pla
Chielninath
Tampa
Vedrodek Angeles
Ice
Gompers on Ground to Get Labor Plank
Chicago June 1 Samuel Gompers president and Samuel Ho Lennon treasurer of the American Federation of Labor arrived in Chicago and began formulating planks for insertion in the Republican platform. Gompers said he would not drive the proposed planks until submitted. He noted opposition to certain anti labor provisions and the use of federal judges to control unions. He said no hearing date was set and they would act to influence the convention as soon as possible.
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Chicago
Samuel Champers
Dolo Ho Lennon
Americ Peleration of Labor
Milough
Gomper
Hatin
Wonhoe
Ciompern
Doctor of Letters Degree at University Ceremony
A fragment notes a commencement event for a Doctor of Letters degree at a university. It mentions the institution and a formal ceremony but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to identify specifics. The readable text emphasizes academic honors and the ritual surrounding the degree conferral.
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Ptvilanabodgeinda
Fouhainia
Godoy
Abmatigyhiapea
Jolie Swain
Swarthmore College
Delto Cielo Bubbea
Perl Hento
Princeton University
Taft Grants Another Pardon in June
President Taft issues a fresh pardon today shown by officials in Workinging. The pardon concerns an individual named D. Muse and follows prior clemency actions. No further details on charges or outcomes are provided in the readable text.
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The readable fragment mentions names and places in a garbled sequence. The article appears to be a historical notice or brief item with unclear details. No clear event, date, or organization is extractable for a precise summary.
Five Deaths That Look Suspicious Reported
A report details five deaths with suspicious elements. Prof. Walter and Bates omitted from comment. Coroner Homan orders autopsies on two individuals. A widow and family are connected to the cases as investigators probe possible foul play.
Conference on Charities and Correction Sets Agenda
The 20th conference in Seattle focuses on standards of living, labor, and children. Speakers include Henry B. Genoard and John Shider, with discussions on housing, recreation, and child welfare policies for better homes.
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Citer
Seattle
Weel
New York
Hivieg
Dabor
Henry BM
Giavdard
Vineland
Ae Dersey
Anade
Pogey No Balewin
Bt Pane
Pregman
John Thider
Philly Seamer
Mich
Walter ‘T. Suinner
Hile
Boy Grasped Electric Wire in Tragic Brentwood Stunt
Ten year old Bamwis Polls climbed a four foot steel tower near Brentwood yesterday and gripped an energized wire. The current killed him instantly as onlookers and a nearby worker, George Williams, attempted to lower him by the dangling cord.
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New York
Jane .C
Bamwis
Brentwood
George Wiliams
Witharne
Lan
Cuvernt
Bothell
Firemen Battle In Tournament Events
Pierre 8 D leads at fremen tournament as Scotland wins green hose, Gettysburg second, Hot Springs third. Gettysburg takes green hook and ladder race with Hot Springs second. Cart Patton and Relwer vie for first while Larkin trails. Scotland and Hot Springs surge ahead in the freen hat and tub events. Pierre and Port Porte win band prizes.
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Pierre
Scotland
Gettysburg
Hot Springs
Patton
Boothind
Ob Relwer
Raupla
Larkin
Port Porte
Destroyer Mayrant Wins In Double Test
The destroyer Mayrant under Commander Chas P Nelson won the speed and smoke elimination in Newport Rhode Island. Conditions were rough with a 30.5 knot trial and two hours at full speed. The Merking and The Walke also competed with smoke observations reported.
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Mayrant
Newport
Dune
Chas P Nelson
Paterson
Navy
Prominent Attorney in Texas City Public Crisis Reported
In Kl Paso Texas yesterday afternoon attorney and state legislator representative was found dead by suicide with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The motive remains unclear and officials are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Paso
Tes
Rebels Prepare for Advancing Federals
Fragmented OCR note describes rebels near Madera and movement toward the northwestern border, with references to a garrison and potential action surrounding a town and voting. Details are garbled, but indicate preparations or mobilizations involving rebel groups and federal forces.
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Madera
Ptuwtithon
Twee
Double Electrocution in Auburn Prison
A fragmented readable entry reports an execution event at Auburn Prison. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to an execution in Auburn is present, with potential inmate identifiers and dates obscured.
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Auburn
Aeroplanes Fall in Angers Cholet Race Tragedy
In Angers France June 1 a crash during the Angers Cholet Sanna aeroplane race injures several pilots and passengers. Allard Merhine suffers a broken leg while Delwaar is seriously injured and Mrs passenger is hurt. Fifteen aviators started and the course covered multiple legs with prizes of two equal sums of 1000.
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Angers
France
Allard
Merhine
Allantis Mechsaniien
Delwaar
Chartres
Aeroplate
Cassienge
Bettie Loge
Thange
Border Fire Threat Across Rio Grande Escalates
Reports from Juarez and El Paso describe Mexican and American tensions as Col Pascual Opexcost warns of firing into American territory if Mexican federal troops are recruited. Col B Breever demands restraint while generals discuss potential cross border actions amid rebel movements and a move to form protective detachments.
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el Paso
Tex
Duares
Rio Grande
Col Pascual Opexcost
Jaurex
Col B. Breever
Department of Texas
United States
Juarez
Col
Pascual Qragco
White
Tirlos
Vis Tien
Liorente
Mexias Mma
Wismette
Ais
Mmpa
Chincha
Flood Conditions Continue in South Louisiana
Flood conditions persist in several southeastern Louisiana parishes with no relief in sight while the levee break near Mymeliato remains unresolved. The relief committee reports 140 persons need immediate rations and hundreds face exposure. several deaths have occurred.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Mymeliato
Maine voters begin joint primary for senator and governor
Maine citizens gather in Portland and across the state to choose party nominees for U.S. senator and governor. Republican contenders include Dobbey Haynes Shaw for governor and Burlelat Meath Powers for senator. Democrat slate renominates Gov Plaisted and backs Gardner for Congress.
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Portland
Maine
Allte
BE. Dobbey
Wot Haynes
Waterville
A. H L. Shaw
Bath
Edwin (. Burlelat
Herbert M. Meath
Augusta
Frederick A. Powers
Houston
Frederick W. Plaisted
Obediah Gardner
Congress
Wight
Methodists Ban Tobacco Growing in Kanex County
Detroit dispatch reports a Methodist church ruling forbids growing tobacco by members in Kanex County. The prohibition, debated at the annual conference in St. Thomas, faces strong opposition from farmers along the Detroit river area.
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Detroit
Mieh
Methodist Church
Kanex County
Kent
St. Thom
Wealthy Ida Farmer Dies by Own Action in Hayes County
Ida Orove, a well known farmer living in Hayes Caveship, Hayes County, is found hanging in her barn on June 1 after family members notice she had been in ill health. Authorities report no clear motives but say she left a note indicating domestic troubles. Her husband and relatives are grieving as investigators review the scene.
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Ida Orove
Anederson
Hayes
Negroes and Charity Conference Discusses Roles
The conference addresses the involvement of Black communities in charitable work and social services. Participants explore cooperation, discrimination, and equal access, noting historical barriers and calls for inclusive programs within social agencies.
Cuban Leader Threatens Hangings Near El Cobre
Reports from June 17 to 18 describe insurgent Juliontomarchi ordering whites to leave near El Cobre and threatening to hang anyone approaching. Cuban authorities say depopulation reduced visible danger as 200 American nationals remain in the area. The U.S. and ships like the battleship Nebraska prepare for possible expeditionary action.
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Meta Cubs
Juliontomarchi
el Cobre
Washington
Julio Antomancht
Fl Cobre
Atte
Moladaylina
Cub
Nebraska
Key Weal
Pla
Huantaname
Ubs
Colonel Bryan Seeks To See Steam Roller At Chicago Visit
Chicago June 18 Willig J Miven reports Colonel Bryan in pre convention scenes at the hotel lobby as visitors and delegates press around him. Bryan interacts with Theodore Roosevelt associate and McKinley aide while reporters catch the moment and tease about a steam roller. He jokes about a model convention and deflects questions on his presidential nominating prospects.
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Chicago
Willig J. Miven
Sun
Eel Chapel
Bryan
Theodore Toogevelt
Senator Dixon
Roosevelt
Iretor
Mameghig
McKinley
Taft Bureau
Hirsan
Apeech
Newayiper
Abe Roller
MicKinsey
Baltimore
Mr. Bryan
Wife Diary Reveals Husband Fines in Court Case
In Boston on June 8, Dr. Frederick Bennett faced divorce proceedings where a wife's diary was cited. The diary lists fines for various acts such as sauciness and reading a mother's letter, plus other entries about household costs and personal conduct, including payments for shopping and child care.
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Boston
Frederick
Bennett
Nagegne
Maida
Local Police Investigate Mystery Shooting in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee a shooting occurred early today near a bar on Jefferson Street. The superintendent of the city garbage plant was wounded and died minutes later in front of Michael Esare's saloon as a crowd clashed with men linked to a street melee. Authorities say no further details are available.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Leone
Oirty
Ome
Howe Lowder
Michael Esare
Jefferson
Denies Application F Southern Pacific
A fragmented article text notes a denial of an application related to Southern Pacific. It references local figures and places in a court or commission setting with unclear details due to damaged OCR. No clear dates or outcomes are legible.
Darrow Trial Proceedings Renewed as Defense Seeks Witnesses
In Los Angeles the Darrow trial for alleged bribery faced renewed activity as prosecutors backtracked from a prior stance and allowed the defense to question witnesses. Anton Johannean, labor leader, testified with Darrow asking questions while Chief Counsel Rogers limited certain lines of inquiry. The session featured references to Earl Rogers and the alleged Caplin case, with several witnesses expected to appear in subsequent hearings.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence
Darren
Tribe Chine
Anton Johenneen
Ann Froneieen
Witfewe
Darrow
Rogers
Defoue
Thom
Jidee
Hutton
Earl Hogere
Mire
Miers Caplin
Captin
Johnna
Flore Captin
California
McNamara
Teese
Perl Towers
Jelena
Cliponmes S
Vesterdi
San Praneisen Labor Leniers
Mere Caplan
His New Sweetheart Is Old One After All
Kenneth M. Fitts a Cleveland businessman and Isabel Petzot of South Norwalk wed by Justice Linxweller after a whirlwind two hearts find a shared past and future. They claim a lifelong connection dating to youth and a Spanish war era.
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South Norwalk
Conn
Jiine
Optimixis
Helf
Kenneth M. Fitts
New York
Kenneth
Miss Petaolt
Mr. Kits
Miss Petwolt
Joseph J. Linxweller
Rabies Scourge Near Lavest Prompt Slaughter
Memphis Tennessee June 1 hundreds of animals including dogs cattle and horses in the Lavest Ark area are being slaughtered as farmers try to eradicate a rabies outbreak. Two weeks ago a band of dogs most afflicted with rabies roamed the countryside causing bites and illness in several people treated at Pasteur institute.
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Memphis
Teno
Lavest
Ark
Merupotita
Motorcycle Rider Dies In Jacksonville Accident
In Jacksonville Illinois on June 17 Harry Wells Jr a motorcyclist died after his bike skid at a half mile track while racing with four others at about 45 mph. He was third in the race and looked back when he crashed into the fence, dying en route to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Harry Wells, Jr
Welle
Doaspettal
Rebel Officer Arrested in Chihuahua After Raid
In Chihuahua Mexico June I Gem Kole Campa described as a rebel army officer who had just returned from a daring raid on Torreon was placed under restraint along with Jom Aja during a following operation led by Gen Paiva Grea today.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Kole Campa
Che Iit Dab
Torreon
Paiva Grea
Hanno
Suffraget Attacks Asquith At Reception
At a London function on June 17 a suffragette assaulted Prime Minister Asquith. The attacker struck at his heir apparent, grabbing and tearing the epaulet from his mayoral uniform as guards restrained her. Mrs Asquith attempted to aid her husband before security escorted the offender from the scene.
Jewish Butchers to Close Their Shops
New York reports indicate Jewish butchers plan to close their shops. The article details Community reactions and notes actions affecting local markets and merchants.
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Haale
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Gieruwho
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Jae Dent
Indigna Athletic
Riya
Gompers
Lowie Lindlaf
Profesenr
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Hoffman
Onaively
Homan
Wailing Kindlor
Alia Lindo
Mallen
Mir Lindos
Hee
Ois
Conference of Charities and Corrections
Man
Steel Tower
Bold
Ieowge AL
Whalen
Angers Cholet-Saumur
South
Negrova
Dlisrenimia
Ion
Insurgent
Steam Roller
Me. Kinley
Teeelvoudl
Joan
Southern Pacific
Woienthianthern
Setifis
Porto
Atiguat
Miss Petzolt
Mr. Fitts
Asquith
London
Promise
Khong
Alma
Garystot
Tte
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