UPROAR IN PARLIAMENT OVER KITCHENER LOAN VOTE
London reports the House of Commons approved a £50,000 grant to Lord Kitchener with a separate £60,000 request amid a disorderly session. Irish Nationalist William Redmond denounced Kitchener, saying he had "made war on women and children," prompting clashes and calls for order. The closure passed 273 to 138, and the grant won 380 to 44.
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Mother and Daughter Killed by Freight Train
Two pedestrians, a mother Mrs John Dix and her young daughter, were struck and killed by a freight train near Cumberland Maryland as they walked along the Baltimore and Ohio line. The accident followed attempts to step aside for the passing engine. Washington moves on Philippine civil government bill with plan to take up next Wednesday. expected to last about a week.
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Hanna Favors Panama Route in Canal Debate
Ohio Senator Hanna urged the Spooner amendment to empower the president to buy the Panama Canal Company's rights, arguing the Panama route is shorter and cheaper and better for world commerce, while Senator Mitchell backed the Nicaragua plan. The Senate also approved the military academy appropriation for West Point improvements.
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Military Academy
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Senate approves Lodge Philippine government bill by 48 to 30
The Senate passed the Lodge Philippine government bill 48 to 30 after seven weeks of debate. Noted votes against came from Hoar Mason and Wellington while McLaurin supported the bill. An exchange between Dietrich and Patterson led to a censure and order ruling.
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Yaqui Uprising Escalates as Forces Move for Battle
Mexican troops rushed to the front with 600 soldiers aboard the transport Oaxaca arriving at Guayamas to aid General Torres. arms orders arrive from Southern Arizona and Hermosillo receives 2000 rounds for volunteers. Reports indicate a clash near Huichori with Yaquis routing a Mexican detachment. five Yaqui dead and five wounded, Mexicans two killed. Five hundred regulars head toward Torres while 15,000 Yaquis in Mazatlan mountains loom as loyal scouts monitor movements.
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Witness in Booth trial dies after furnishing key testimony
Professor L J Wichman died at his sister’s home in Anderson Indiana after serving as the last key witness in the Booth assassination trial. He had provided detailed testimony linking John Wilkes Booth to the Lincoln plot and believed his statements helped convict Mrs Surratt.
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Pavilion Floats Out to Sea In Atlantic City
A pavilion belonging to the Brigantine Transport Company collapsed into the water after high tides and recent foundation erosion. The summer structure, once near the city front, was driven away by wind and tide and is now afloat.
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General Gomez Rejects Pension in Open Letter
Havana June 6 General Maximo Gomez publishes an open letter declining the annual pension of 6000 provided for him by a Cuban house of representatives resolution. He asks friends to defeat the measure, saying it would be unfair to accept funds while other Cuban soldiers have not been provided for.
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Beef price record in Bronx market June 8
A fragment notes a new price record for beef in Bronx City on June 8, reporting higher prices than ever before paid in the market. The text is incomplete but indicates a price surge in the beef trade and mentions the Bronx market.
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Fournier on our roads and the push for auto races
The New York Journal quotes Fournier calling roads civilization, urging automobile hundred mile races on varied surfaces to prove progress. He contrasts roads with railways as freedom, recalls his love of horses, and praises the speed and perception driving offers on long country roads edged by elms.
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New Use for Wealth Drives Public Road Reform
The piece lauds George Gould for offering to cover one third of the cost to improve public highways near Lakewood. It argues wealth-backed philanthropy should fund better roads to support libraries universities hospitals and churches, noting good roads reflect governance and enable other public benefactions to succeed.
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Lakewood
Harper's Weekly
One Salary Man Sticks To One Thing For Success
A government employee recalls career pivots from stocks to pharmacy to law to real estate and beans and finally settling on a salary job. He argues specialization wins: focus on one path, save or invest in land or bricks, and seek a big company offer for valued expertise.
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Washington Star
Orchard and Garden Advice for Fruit Trees and Shade Trees
The article discusses raspberry plantings and grape roots, recommends digging deep for grapes and choosing fresh growth cuttings for rooting. It advises trimming young trees at planting, removing bruised roots, and notes soil nutrients and minerals are needed for fruiting. It also praises hardy shade trees over rapid growth to ensure long life.
Dr. De Wit Talni Adapts Sermon After England Crowd
The London Chronicle notes Dr. De Wit Talni visiting England in 187 and preaching in a large town church. A crowd of 15 000 to 20 000 assembled outside while the interior was only moderately full because one person paid four shillings for entry. Talni shifted his sermon from Without money and without a price.
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England
London Chronicle
Roads in France transport wagons carry heavy loads
In France carriers run weekly and semiweekly trips between towns many miles apart. Wagons bear wide tires and heavy loads. limits focus on load per horse. Roofs, sides, and spaces between wheels crowd with bales baskets and boxes as people ride inside amid rapid riflelike crack reports and giggling
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France
America
The Author at Home Sparks Wife's Frustration
In a domestic scene the author's wife complains about her husband’s rigidity over home tasks. She recounts his rage when asked to take down a stovepipe and rearrange furniture, noting his belief he has gone mad and is connected to Atlanta. Constitution.
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Atlanta
Reluctant Admission Cited by Man in Court Case
Fragmentary report notes a man described as dominated by his mother in law and labeled a fool by the accuser. The Baltimore News source provides a garbled quote suggesting tension and alleged deceit in a domestic dispute.
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The Difference Coming Out of an End The
A fragmented note hints at a discussion about endings and contrast. It mentions onan and difference, but the readable text provides no clear people places dates or events to confirm specifics.
Farmers Beat Investment The Extension Of Rural Mail
Fragmentary text signals focus on farmers and rural mail delivery extension. Reading suggests discussion of infrastructure and delivery routes. No clear names, dates, or organizations present to anchor specifics.
Business and imagination in American enterprise
A discussion contrasts American business with European thrift. Hutchins Hapgood argues American enterprise blends imagination and excitement, not just math, to drive great processes and inventions. He사 notes saving pennies signals decline, praising large outlays by inventors and financiers to cheaper production and broader good.
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Ainslee
Bacon
A Famous Painting Hidden Power Of Night Light
The Washington legation houses fine Japanese paintings and a legendary work famed for a phosphorescent water buffalo that appears only after dark. The artist used a secret pigment from mollusks to make the buffalo glow, a method lost with the creator. Priests say the buffalo hides in shade by day and comes out at night.
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Legation
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Japan
Tubich
Sharks Use Tailed Attack To Kill Whales
The article notes that thrasher and swordfish sharks are capable of attacking whales in concert, using powerful tail muscles as weapons to lash victims, while sharks themselves can be killed by spotter mobs surrounding them and striking with their flukes.
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Pierce
Fragmented OCR snippet with unclear context
The readable text shows disjointed phrases about a woman and a whip tied to a confrontation and command to hurry up. No clear event, names, dates, or places are discernible to form a factual summary.
Mt sees that the bees have eight million blossoms
Fragmentary note reports bees observing blooms and honey activity with a cryptic time stamp and Cleveland Plain Dealer attribution.
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Keatt
Cleveland Plain‘Dealer
Unclear Text Lacks Coherent Event and Names
OCR fragment shows scattered phrases about liberal parishioner planning and an unorthodox pastor with dialogue. No identifiable people, place, date, or event. Unable to determine a coherent news item or summary from the provided text.
Somerville Tour Promises Wealth for Curious Visitors
Local organizers promote a Somerville tour claiming insights into wealth creation while acknowledging general cautions. The project aims to attract residents and travelers seeking guidance, with plans for staged stops and expert talks.
Beef Cattle Prices Rise as Market Shows Firm Tone at Philadelphia
The Philadelphia market report for June 8 1902 notes firm prices across beef cattle with better steers priced above outside quotes. Hogs show fair trading with good control of shipments. fat cows veal calves and dressed stock also listed with varied figures. Local quotes include extra and body grades, with overall market activity described as lively.
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