Colonists' Liberia venture collapses amid desertion and starvation
New York June 2: Thirteen of the two hundred emigrants sent to Liberia by the International Emigration Society in March 1896 report a total collapse of the plan. Many await return in England after the society failed to fulfill contracts, leaving colonists stranded while facing hunger and fever.
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New York
Liberia
International 2 Society
England
Yusheup Turner
Jeremie Millan
Birmingham
Ata
Interna Ration Society
Beria
L. Johnson
Co S
Ark
Savannah Ga
Si Charles Peterson
Starvati
Tariff debates show progress with end near in sight
Rapid progress on tariff measures amid Senate and House discussions. Debates focus on reducing duties, including cotton protection, with votes close and amendments proposed by Mr Bacon of Georgia. Quay at Harrisburg campaigns for measures while officials push to limit school and brewery taxes.
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Bacon
Georgia
McTauraw Cotton
Contempt Finding in Trial Referenced in Brief Court Note
A brief court item notes that Judge Brad issued an order amid a jury trial. The article mentions a Senate committee and a contempt finding connected to an investigation. It also references Macartney and a related point of law impacting the case.
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Opitie
Brad
Senate
Macartney
Bradiey
The Clevelands at Gear Gables
A fragment hints at a scene involving the Clevelands and Gear Gables with an incomplete phrase Bation Fiat yérmmain, lacking clear action or date. The readable text suggests a meeting or event but provides no concrete facts to confirm participants, place, or outcome.
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Clevelands
Gear Gables
Bation
Fiat
Nineteen Rainy River Drownings Shock St Petersburgh
Nineteen sailors from the Nijmineveeped regiment drowned when boats capsized amid heavy surf off St Petersburgh. Local officials say many were swept into rough water during a storm, prompting rescue attempts that failed.
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St Petershurs
Mothers Save the Babies warning about dysentery and Dr Bull's Syrup
A Grove Ohio mother endorses Dr John W Bull's Baby Syrup as a remedy for infant bowel complaints. She notes thirteen years of use with good results and urges mothers to buy the 25 cent product from dealers amid warnings of summer illnesses.
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John W. Bull
Sherman Will Not Retire as Secretary of State
Cleveland reports Senator Hanna declares John Sherman will continue as secretary of state with no truth to retirement rumors. Hanna, en route to the state convention, vows to investigate veteran appeal and notes a break in readings at a strike at To Works, with 1,306 workers affected and a near-death incident of Captain Boreatt in London.
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Annu Sars Sherman
Cleveland
Ma. A. Hanna
John Sherman
Judge Day
Canton
Hanna
Reading
To Works
Fire at navy yard claims lives and rescues
A fire at the navy yard last night endangered families at Fox Corn. Four rescued a child from severe burns as chaos spread through crowded venues. Reports also note a deadly railway head end collision near Conroe, Texas with six fatalities among white and Black tramps.
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Navy Yard
Fox Corn
E. C. Bur
Auegusta
Congress
Seth L. Miltiken
Waterto
International and Great Northern Railway
Conroe
Tex
Pegro
Queen's London visit described with royal pageantry
Leiden June 22 reports a grand procession in honor of the Canadian Premier's Privy Council appointment. The article details decorations from Windsor to Paddington, the queen's carriage, and the sprawling display at Great Western stations. Royal and colonial dignitaries are presented, honors conferred, and a parliamentary address amid jubilation.
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Leiden
Paddinet
Wis
Wian
Great Western Railway Station
Es Uint
Mhtee 2
Tan Tin
Great Western
Grouns
Oxferéa
Kirtle Park
Burton
Cis
Royal Engineers
Bertmiajesty
Chambers
Mies
Whitelaw Haid
Net
House of Commons
Lt Meanders
Hiedssend
Paurnellus
Uidfour
John J. Cliney
John Bluntell Maple
Wiliam MacCurma
James Pender
John Pender
Wilfred Laurier
Richxariwriche
Gtver Mowat
St. George
Vernor G.A Kirkpatrick
Ontario
Hon. C. &Vies
Sanford Fleming
Courtner
J. L. McDengall
Pas White
Wiliam F
Sir Herbert
Prince of Wale
Egerton
Tatton
Mart of Glassow
Viscount Dow Justice Tapes
Hahora
Tir
Britain
Vilar Raz Woesar Starvation Tied to Tasuar Fess Injuries
Aiorit GPF YNGSIT SAC ASM reports Vilar Raz Woesar and Raz Raz have starved to emigrate under Tasuar fess injuries. The cause of aging remains unclear after the rumpus involving the Sirecis and ca.
Missing Philadelphia boy abducted July 1 1874 search
Mr Ross pursued the missing child with thousands spent and hundreds of trips across the country. The abduction startled Philadelphia and became a world wide mystery, with the search continuing despite challenges and false clues.
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Christian W
Debs era speech and 1890s union actions in one piece
Debs outlines a cooperative commonwealth plan for Washington with colonists and a potential constitutional convention. The article notes the lack of trust with capitalist structures, aims for state control of industry, and hints at legal challenges from the Supreme Court. It also covers a Lackawanna iron works layoff and a Pennsylvania court case involving custody. The piece moves through labor agitation in Scranton and Pittsfield, mentioning figures like James Hosen Burns and Sylvester Kelcher.
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Social America
Willa
Dicers
Debs
Willie
Mas
Stu
James Hosen
Burns
Tecturs
Sylvester Kelcher
James He Jain
Phiche
Co-Operative Commonwealth
Washington
Supreme Court
Jury returns second degree murder verdict in Pa case
In Easton Pennsylvania on June 22 the jury in the Fausto Depaola murder trial found murder in the second degree. The jurors began deliberations at 3 50 yesterday afternoon and returned at 8 0. Depaola faces sentencing Monday for stabbing Nicholas Ruggerio at a dance near the latter's home.
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Easton
Fausto Depaola
Nicholas Ruggerio
Bateman Attacks Bryan in Maine Bribery Charge Tale
Lewiston Maine June 23 Professor L C Barn of Auburn a Populist gubernatorial candidate is alleged to have published a letter praising Bryan and exposing a supposed bribery plot. The Populist leader claims Bateman used another name and intends to present the dispute at the Nashville Real National Conference.
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Maine
Lewiston
L. ¢. Barn
Auburn
People's Party
Alaine
Bmlaine
Ysterday Publishing
J. Bryan
Vivinan Hinewies
South
Bry
Bryan
Bateman
Griven
Nashville
Tenn
Nieman
Baseball Brawl Marks Reading Paterson Tilt
June 22 witnessed a violent scene after a disputed call. Paterson catcher Smink threw at umpire Pyle, who fought back, sending Reading pitcher Lucid to hit Smink in the face. Smink suffered multiple teeth lost and facial injuries. police restrained a potential melee as umpire Betts replaced Smink.
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Avinriven
Reading
Paterson
Pyle
Smink
Lucid
Betts
Westlake
Death of veteran firefighter Levy at 69 in Lewia Building
John Levy a long time Independent Hose Company No 1 fireman died in his room in the Lewia building on East Patrick street after a paralytic illness beginning last Monday and two subsequent strokes. He witnessed Harper's Ferry and Brown's hanging, age 69, funeral planned for tomorrow, cared for by Hank Miller. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs Taylor Sweadner of Liberty aged about 40 from pneumonia and heart trouble, to be interred Mt Oliver Cemetery in Frederick, and infant Alfred Ryland Gawthmey of Richmond formerly Frederick resident.
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John Levy
Joan Lb
Levy
Frederick
Felong
Lewia
Independent Hose Company No.1
Afr
Hank Miller
C.and GO. Cans
Harper's Ferry
John Brown
Brown
Charlestown
Sweadner
Irs
Taylor Sweadner
Liberty
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Fine Ice Cream From Mountain City Creamery
Chas E Zimmerman of Mountain City Creamery treated Tos News staff to ice cream praising its smoothness purity and quality. The note mentions daily fresh butter and a large steam freezer to fill orders for picnics excursions and receptions.
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Chas. E. Zimmerman
Mountain City
Freder
Tos News
Wheelman Hurt Near Mt Airy On Bicycle Crash
Calvin Zimmerman proprietor of the Mt Airy hotel was pitched from his bicycle beyond Wellington Hammond’s farm while en route to Frederick. A puncture caused the fall. he reached Frederick then rode the cars home with painful scratches and bruises. Junior Steam Fire Engine Company adjourned meeting set for 8 this evening. George C. Karapanoapoulour Greek poet has been sent to jail with his full name noted.
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Calvin Zimmerman
Mt Airy
Wellington Hammond
Frederick
Zimmerman
Rederick
Junior Steam Fire Engine Company
George C. Karapanoapoulour
Jall
Mr. Karapaniapoulous
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International Emigration Society
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