Hearing Date Set For Coal Road Rebates Probe
Washington inquiry into coal shipments and rebates resumes with Commissioners directing railroad presidents to Washington on June 21. Testimony will address car weights duties and the meaning of terms like blind Billy and S GO. Witnesses discuss marked cargo and settlements through general office.
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Coal Road
Tailadelehia
Interelate Commerce Co Dussion
Clements Annoinesa
Ashington
Clements
Rotary Mosley
Washington
Lita
iKue
Eouly
A.A. Paulding
New York Central
W. P. McCullough
McGullough
McCullough
Billy
Biind Billy
Harler McFadden
Wad
Wicratood
Greenwich Pier
Pennsylquinia B. A
Lynching Fear Grips Pocomoke City After Attacks
Reported assaults and a brutal attack near Kingston and Kings Creek spark mob fears. A South Carolina man fatally attacked a farmer, and a mob attempted to seize the suspected offender, with tensions rising in Somerset and Worcester counties.
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Preas Dispatch
Pocomoke City
Kingston
Sanyel
Farmer
Kings Creek
Somerset
Wartoster
Mr. Barnes
Rees Watson
Barnes
Wilkon
Dynek
William Jarvis Recieves Sad News of Mother's Death
William Jarvis learned of his mother’s death early morning while planning a visit to his home. The message arrived around 4 am, prompting immediate notice of the bereavement and related arrangements.
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William Jarvis
Jarvid
Councils Plan Evening Meeting Over Salary Ordinance
Local councils announce a meeting tonight to discuss an ordinance on wages and salaries. The text references salary reductions and possible employee compensation adjustments, with notes on positions and timing, amid unsettled budget considerations.
NEW CASTLE EAGLES VISIT ELLWOOD LODGE
The Frateroal Eagles of New Castle paid a transferal visit Sunday afternoon to Ellwood Lodge amid delighted guests and entertainment. Attendees from there included William Kyte Charles B Lytin William Newell Carl Gaston William Ward C J Jacousi and John DeGarmo.
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Hivvily
Eilwood Serbara
Eagles of Winodd
James J Will Gets Residence in New York
New York report states James J Till, president of the Great Northern Railway, purchased a private house at East Goth Street for five stories with a basement, on a 42 foot lot, valued at $500,000. The deal was arranged through John N. Onlling of Pine Street. Till is currently staying at the Savoy hotel.
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New York
East Goth
Amnie J. Bliay
James’ J. Till
Great Northern Railway Company
John N. Onlling
Pine Street
Hill
Mm New-York
Savoy Hotel
County to Place Markers on Graves of Old Soldiers
County commissioners received a consignment of sight markers to be placed on graves of old soldiers buried in the county. Six markers will be placed in the city cemeteries, with country cemetery markers not yet received. The expense will be borne by the county under a state law.
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County
Thy
Hoyne
Hunting Father He Does Not Even Know Hunting Father
Robert Thompson, adopted in Thibe bard, traveled to Siwran to locate his birth parents. He learned his sister Irving in New Castle but family names remain unclear. He plans to continue the search while living in New Castle with his sister and Sneddon ties explored in Sharon.
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Robert Thompson
Siwran
Thompson
William ‘Thothpyon
Thibe Bard
Irving
New Castle
Mr. Thompson
William Thompson
Nia
Sharon Hel
Sneddon
Burglary at English Residence Ends in Tragedy
Robbery at No 717 Grove Avenue in Richmond leads to the murder scare as Mrs English dies from fright after burglars steal four dollars, jewelry and silverware. Mr English, nearly insane with grief, discovers his wife collapsing after dawn as guards discover the intruders had entered about 1 am.
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Publishera
Richmond
Robert J. English
Grove Avenua
Nervous Collapse Shocks Andy W Woods Supporters
Friends of Andy W Woods, noted contractor, learned of his collapse Tuesday afternoon. He was taken home after a belated fainting spell, and last night his condition worsened, alarming his family as doctors hope for a speedy recovery.
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Andy W. Woods
Woods
Words
Waskanil
Rhonda
Wilson Hints He Will Not Quit Cabinet
Washington dispatches report Secretary Wilson of Agriculture denying plans to leave the cabinet. He declines speculation about a Pinchot successor and notes the story origin is unclear while acknowledging the question’s prominence amid farm and naval graft discussions.
Bryan and the Donkey on the Wilhelm Train Tale
A garbled account recalls Bryan and a donkey mishap aboard a Kaiser Wilhelm steamer. Passengers recount misadventure as Bryan supposedly fell from a carriage, with varying versions including jokes about prophetic consequences and wardrobe fears.
Senate near full quota despite Delaware gaps
Washington June reports the Senate will soon reach full membership with only minor gaps since Delaware’s representation has lapsed during a period. Judge Ben. 800 is named successor to Senior Aurien of Kansas and Col. Dupont’s election from Delaware completes the 90 member quota for the present session. Kansas has been partly represented for two years and Delaware has lacked a steady senior senator, with Ball's brief tenure in the 58th Congress noted. Merchants Picnic set for June 21 at Connegn Late.
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Tobliébers
Washington
Delaware
Senate
Fis
Ben
Aurien
Kansas
Col. Dupont
Dela Ware
Nita
Supreme Court
St. Louis
MaLon
Ball
Three Killed In Baltimore Docks Fire And Rush To Escape
At Baltimore docks a spectacular fire destroyed the shipyard's Wer ship and involved vessels Essex and Wagex. Three crewmen died and many others escaped or were saved from burning decks, with significant property losses estimated near half a million dollars. The incident drew rapid police and harbor rescue efforts.
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Baltimore
Am. Sheet & Tinplate Faces Wage Clash for Rollers
An advance for heaters is demanded by rollers as the Amalgamated Association wage conference opens in Pittsburgh. Heaters seek higher pay while manufacturers push for price fairness, with mixed worker sentiment and potential reductions in some wages. The dispute pits rollers against heater workers over compensation and output costs.
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Amalgamated Association
American Sheet & ‘Tinplate Company
Pitsburg
Mit
Fila
Amer Dent Walter Larkin
John i
Ward Ani
Tribe of
Vermont
Snakes Annoy Rockefeller In Violent Street Scene
The article recounts an incident on Weervol street where Henry Miller attacked a man on John D. Rockefeller's estate, prompting police action and a broader “war of extermination” against venomous snakes said to infest the area. Rockefeller reportedly feared snakes, while locals describe a tense confrontation and ensuing arrests as neighbors reflect on the danger and the impact on the community.
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Burah Miliar
Oalland
Tell
Ne Alderwan
Hey Hug Band
Miller
Publishers' Press Dispatch
Moms
New York
Juno Bedokn Ney
Ronkefollar
Weirhig
Makar
Hamaethy
Hockefoller Alwiyy
Rockefolloe
Avery
Annee Trier Catrotie Acter Route Hotel Mischance
An unclear passage mentions Ada Ral, a 27 year old, and an orphan entering a hotel. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent events or dates. No verifiable outcome or clear action is stated.
Four Drowned at School Picnic Tragedy Report
Four boys aged 18 to 20 drowned during a school picnic excursion on a river or lake outing near Hines Pont to Quinton. The group attempted swimming or boat rescue. two swam ashore exhausted while others clung to debris before disappearing beneath the water. Authorities recovered two bodies with search efforts continuing for the remaining victims.
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Mango
Line
Lamont
Wilfield Bown
Lawrened
Atle
Anh Norn Merrick
Montbars
Raduat Ing
Agrool
Gabe Slao
Hines Pont
Quinton
Conkt
Miy
Awimmare
Prins
Shoes Won't Fit Customer Seeks Refund
A shopper in the fifth ward complains that shoes did not fit after purchase and asks for a money back refund. Schindler allegedly refused the return, claiming the shoes were wearable, while the claimant sought restitution. Local merchant Conant is named in the dispute.
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Schindler
Fool and a Gun Diary of a Double Tragedy
Fragmented OCR recalls a violent incident with multiple victims. Names like Carter, Miss Stanton, and witnesses appear amid a chaotic narration. It notes a gunman and ensuing shots at a vigil locations near a corner by Ferry Street and Watertown, with bystander injuries and police action.
Election results and party leadership discussed in Richmond
A Richmond correspondent reports on the 1904 election outcome and the Democratic Party's state of leadership. The piece notes Bryan’s potential role and references Thayer, Hearst, and Randolph in the ongoing party discussions ahead of the national convention.
Colored man charged with biting
A disjointed police report fragment claims a colored man, Philip Haid, faces a charge involving biting. Details are garbled with multiple names and places unreadable, rendering the factual context unclear.
Cables Arrive for Conduit in Town Report
Fragmented notice notes cables for conduit arriving today. Mentions local area, city, and upcoming work in Haveli and nearby districts. Details are garbled but indicate delivery and planned installation on a weekday. Nearby residents may expect activity related to the works.
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