Gettysburg Commemoration Opens With Union Confederate Leaders
At Gettysburg Pennsylvania veterans from Union and Confederate sides gathered on the battlefield for the first day of the centennial celebration. Governor Toner and Secretary Garrison spoke as General Bennett Young and Alfred Beers addressed the crowd, while rail transport brought tens of thousands of veterans to the site amid frigid night cold.
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Pennsylvania Anniversity Calebration
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Kentucky
United Confederate Veterans
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Deidgeport
Grand Army of the Republic
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Aquwu
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Freason
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Wheeler
Una Gottysburg
Rae
J. M. Senoommaker
Pras
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Army Medical Oak
Lauvel Mye
Tennsylvanis
Uealth
Gallysburs
Bennett Young Weard
Bennett H. Young
Mather
Rigid Excise Law Imposed in District of Columbia
The new strict excise law in the District of Columbia took effect yesterday banning sale of any intoxicating liquor from 10 PM to 7 AM and on Sundays. Publicans faced shutdowns and Frank Kenny, a 2 galoonkeeper, reportedly died by suicide after fearing loss of his business following the law’s enactment.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Frank
Kenny
Chicago Cool, Death Toll Rises as Heat Wave Breaks
Chicago officials report a heat wave death toll climbing with at least seventy-four deaths recorded, as a cooling north wind and showers arrive. From Denver to Pittsburgh and Lake Superior, temperatures dropped but cities like Chicago faced lingering heat and ongoing fatalities.
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Chicago
Denver
Pittsburgh
Lake Superior
Middle West
United States
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Adiy
Hibbing
Winn
Biwahts
Ming
Milwauke
Rezine
LaCrosse
Wis
Peoria
St. Loui
Craud Rapids
Sieveland
Wisconsin
Duluth
Weather Bureau
Labor Leaders and Former Congressmen Face Lobby Probe
A Boston to Washington inquiry explores Mulhall’s bribery claims involving labor leaders and manufacturers. Gompers and others may testify as investigators examine alleged attempts to influence legislation and elections, with testimonies and private interviews planned amid the ongoing congressional probe.
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Louis J. Stebold
New York
Gervlee
Mulhall
Wild disorder after Durango occupation sparks violence
Reports from consular sources describe deranged behavior by rebel victors in Durango after the occupation. Foreigners faced harassment, American citizens attacked, and German women allegedly subjected to abuse. Mexican forces plan to march on Juarez as Medina leads Sonora recruits with siege cannons toward the border town.
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Medina
Juarez
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Tuarez
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Sonora
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Ariy
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Toda
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Prieta
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Count Martial 'Canvieitot
Vasquez
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Medina'a
Wilson
Mexicoo City
Ietorjano Huerta
Tuly
México City
Téary Lane Wilson
Vera Crag
U.S. Navy
Mexican Republic
Casas Grandes
Paso
Texas
Acl
Reconsider Action on Risk Exemption in Tax Debate
Washington session details Democrats in caucus push to finish income tax provisions in tariff bill. Key debate over exemptions for individuals and dependents continues as committee amendments move, with goads made on child labor and goaods produced by minors. Senate leadership aims to close discussion tonight with votes anticipated.
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Advertising in Local Newspapers to Boost Sales
A guide explains that local newspapers are the key to creating actual demand for stocked goods. It urges retailers to cooperate with manufacturers who finance national and local advertising and to promote products through city papers to move merchandise from shelves.
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Capraducta Wa
Bureau OF Advertising
New York
Mohave Desert Goes Dry on Hottest Day
Bernardino Cal July 7 The Mohave desert became completely dry as the hottest day of the year set in. Saloons along a 200 mile stretch shut down after midnight leaving Needle as the last desert town with drinking establishments. County supervisors acted to enforce a new dry rule across Mohave country citing record heat and drought conditions.
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Mohave Desert
Bernardino
Cal
Mohave
Vinidekeat
Wilson Goes Aboard Mayflower For Short Rest Cruise
President Wilson left Washington today for a three day rest cruise on the yacht Mayflower. He will take a complete vacation from official duties for 72 hours in Chesapeake Bays waters. His sole companion is Dr Cary T Grayson.
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Washington
Washington, D.C
President Wilson
Wilson Wil Tae
Chesappeake
Hla Phryalela
Cary
T. Grayson
Geiman Publisher Dies in Turbulent Year
Obituary notes the death of Geiman publisher Connor Fa in a turbulent year. The article outlines career milestones, leadership at the publishing house, and community impact. Details remain fragmentary but confirm a prominent local figure passing away.
Japan’s Latest Note on Alien Land Law Arrives
Washington July 1 Japan’s latest note on the California alien land law arrived by cable early today. The document is a long supplementary statement intended to preserve continuity of its case. It will be presented to Secretary Bryan and a supplementary note will be prepared for submission in a day or two.
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Japan
California
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Bryan
Ble
Court approves dissolution plans ending long merger struggle
Federal judges in Salt Lake City approve final decree dissolving the Union Pacific merger. The government and railroad councils signed off after years of litigation begun in 1908. Commission role to oversee execution named Louis C. Strauthout and the decree becomes effective next week.
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St. Paul, Minn
Walter H. Sanborn
Wiliam G. Hook
Walter 7. Smith
District Court of
Utah
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Union Seat Railroad
Union Pacific
Federal
Salt Lake City
G. Carrell Todd
Venera
Clarke
Hanlon
Atterney-General
Roads Council
Louis C. Strauthhot
New York City
Miners in Cabin Creek Strike Accepts New Pact
Charleston West Virginia July Severs al hundred miners joined the strike reports say from inland Cabin Creek districts. The two year agreement ends the nine hour day allows supply purchases at miners choice and sets a semi monthly pay check weighing to be chosen by miners. It provides reinstatement for those dismissed and settles disputes by a jointly chosen board with the governor as final resort if needed. Miners remain at work while the board considers issues and operators may guard property while the 919 mine guard system is not to be enforced.
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Charleston
W. V
Ainland Cabin Creek
Ottumwa Politician Reports to Revenue Office
Fragmentary text shows Ottumwa politician connected to the internal revenue service. Mentions a Mr Pickler, special agent, ordered to report at Omaha. Seems to note a dismissal or commission issue and mayoral reference amid unclear details.
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Internal Revenue Toda
Ot .T
Pickler
Ottumwa
Omaha
Dormer
Ote Ottha
Greeks Decline to Accept War with Bulgaria Declared
Reports from Athens say Greece plans offensive against Bulgaria with no formal declaration, after Bulgaria’s conciliatory steps failed. A Bulgarian attack on Greek and Servian positions in Macedonia triggered the crisis as Servia agrees to arbitration under Russian mediation. Military actions estimated 140 miles front, with heavy Bulgarian if limited resistance reported at Saloniki.
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Berlin
Toly
Athens
Greece
Belearia
Bulgaria
Greec
Realyamu
Sofia
Jematioa
Ateng
London
Stip
Elewthera
Hierto
Bgariang
Sajoniki
Oskup
Viskup
Servia
Belgrade
Russia
Balkan
St. Peterelburg
Ions At Large In Town Hunt For Wild Deants
Citizens join in a hunt as Osage authorities spread word that several deer are at large near Ontigr Cipules City Iowa July 1. Deputies and bloodhounds join the search though no clear trail is found and reports say two lon medical and other details are unclear.
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Ontigr Cipules City
Osage
Ubat
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Joby
Viey
Educators in gala dress at national convention
Utah City hosts National Education Association gathering as Salt Lake City lights up for the event. Advance teachers arrive and about seventy five hundred members expected. Twenty one meetings in one day across Atlantic City Baltimore St Louis St Paul noted as future sites. Thompson of a state university and Grate perd of Boise eyed as potential presidents.
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Lake City
Saly
United
Fragmented Iowa weather note provides odd timings
A damaged OCR fragment shows a terse weather style entry with stray phrases about temperature and time. Readable items mention Wednesday and a clock related word, but details on location or forecast are unclear. The garbled text limits firm facts. constraints prevent identifying a real event.
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