Thieves Plague Maine and Economic Worries Highlighted
Damaged OCR notes widespread theft in Maine alongside discussions of travel and trade, including Isle of Man spending, wheat yields, and a tram line plan. Entries touch on social changes in China, Paris investments, and a mix of local stories from Asheville to English worship attendance, creating a broad snapshot of era concerns.
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Isle of Man
Waterioog
Paris
Faureesarty Qogstierts
Telia Ny
Gabe Lidiis
Nastia
Tata
Pearrin
Royal visit and state events described in late June piece
The article details Queen Victoria's reception of international envoys at Windsor, including diplomats from France and the United States, plus a description of the royal audience and etiquette. It notes President McKinley sending a personal congratulatory letter on Victoria's accession anniversary.
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Queta
Heid
McKinley
Reid
Lennon
McKiniey
Quven Victoria
Whitelaw Reid
Victoria
Great Britain and Ireland
India
United States
Miajesty
Great Lintein
Dong
Washington
Queen Victoria's Imperial Jubilee Gifts and Royal Progress
A lengthy royal congratulatory letter from ALDS dated May celebrates Queen Victoria's reign and honors for Britain and Canada. Nobel orders, peerages, and gifts are noted for the Queen and royal family, with later details on the Windsor Windsor train to Paddington and Buckingham Palace reception for envoys and dignitaries.
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Iss
Empire
Heckingham Palaces
Prince and Princess of Wales
Victoria
Windsor
Frederick
Germany
Christian of Scheleswig-Heistein
Henry of
Battenberg
Paddington
Lode
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Ohio Valley silver clubs convene in Cincinnati
The Silverites meet at Pike's Opera House with delegates arriving from Indiana Kentucky West Virginia and across Ohio for a statewide convention expected to be the largest of its kind in Ohio. D L Sesneder chosen temporary chairman with speeches planned by A J Warner C A Towne H F Bastine and E B Finlay.
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Ohio Valley Silver Crub
E. B. Finlay
New Jersey Millionaire John J Blair Nearing Death
New York report says John J Blair of New Jersey, famed billionaire, remains in delicate health and may die soon. Blair would turn five on August 22 if death does not intervene, and he reportedly continued his business interests despite ill health. Estimates place Vishr's wealth at about 60 million dollars.
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New York
John J. Blair
New Jersey
Mr. Blair
Vishr
End of tariff bill debate signals near in Senate
Washington June 21 The tariff bill moves toward a Senate decision with wool schedule issues likely to dominate. Republicans urge swift action while internal revenue provisions and free list items spark clashes. Senate vote to strike foot matting from tax schedule marks a procedural victory for opponents.
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Washington
Committee On Rules
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Senate
Wasuisaron
Mr. Alison
Dax
Hemn
Ramie
Severe storms sweep Upper Tennessee and surrounding regions
Severe storms sweep Upper East Tennessee and nearby areas causing cloudbursts, river flooding, train delays on the Southern road, and property destruction. In Bristol trains halted due to washed tracks while many residents evacuate. Five children from East Buffalo die or are severely burned in a fire linked to the storm. one family suffers multiple injuries.
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Knoxville
Upper Oecast
Tennessee
Southwest
Virginia
Westernworthy
Dius Mens Digistas
Washington
New Orleans
Bristol
N.O & OW
Upper East Tennessee
Oak tree of 61st Indiana yearly meeting uprooted in Sab
The old oak under which the 61st Indiana yearly meeting of Friends was held in Sab was blown down in the past week storm. Whitewater monthly meeting appointed a committee to preserve the tree and mark the spot where it stood.
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Ricusony
Ind
Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends
Sab
Whitewater Monthly Meeting
First Sunstroke Reported in Berlin Township
The county records the first sunstroke case of the season as Nettie Adams of Berlin township was stricken Saturday and is seriously ill.
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Berlin Township
Nettie Adams
Capt Fred Wilson to Wed Miss Ethel Martin
The engagement of Capt. Fred Wilson of Company E Kentucky state guards to Miss Ethel Martin of Woodford county is announced. The wedding is set for June 22 in Lexington.
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Ether
Lexington
Fred Wilson
Company E
Kentucky State Guards
Ethel Martin
Woodford County
Earlham College Announces 20 Expowment Scholarships
Ricuseno Indiana June 21 Earlham College has funds totaling nearly £30 000 decided to award as expowment scholarships Each worth 50 dollars annually twenty such scholarships will be given in the coming year.
New Torpedo Boat Proposals Draw Heavy Bid Interest
The Navy Department opened bids for three torpedo boats drawing major shipbuilders as competitors. Proposals include 239 to 550 ton craft speeds of 23 knots or more, with several firms offering multiple boats and prices ranging from about 210 000 to 585 000 for single or paired vessels. Names appear for George Lawley Son Union Iron Works Cramp and Sons Gas Engine and Power Co and others.
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Washington
Navy Department
United States
George Lawley & Son
Boston
Union Iron Works
San Francoisco
Tarian & Hollingsworth
Wasnington
Del
Coe
Siotjaci
Gas Engine and Power Co
New York
Stinge
John HL. Dialogue
Camden
Wolk 7Ewicker
Portland
Ore
Charles Hillman Shipbuilding and Engine Co
Philadelphia
Bradley
Seymour
Senate Sugar Trust Investigation Committee
Mccartney
Devastating Oaxaca Earthquake Crushes Tehuantepec Town
News from June 22 reports Tehuantepec with about 15 000 residents nearly obliterated by a quake and aftershocks. No buildings remain standing while survivors live in tents and along the outskirts as volcanic activity nearby fades. Telecommunication to the Isthmus remains disrupted amid ongoing tremors and rains.
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Tehaunteveec
Collins Recovers From Beating and Robbery Incident
Cc D Collins, a prominent southerner, was beaten and robbed at Merames Highlands last week. He slowly recovers in Meramiere with his physician predicting a matter of weeks for full recovery. Collins reiterates charges against Martin Eustex, saying an apparent friend lured him to the scene.
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Meramiere Flightands
Sk Bovis
Collins
Merames Highlands
Iis
Martin Eustex
Lasley
Robum
Nineteen Dragoons Drowned in Kens River Flood
In Perensnens on June 22 the Kens River overflowed near the Nanthig allroad depot in the Tis district flooding swept nineteen dragoons from the Nijuinovgorod regiment into the water where they drowned.
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Perensnens
Kens
Nanthig
Tis District
Nijuinovgorod Dragoons
Milliken Success in Maine Third District Victory
Augusta Maine June 22 E C Bur teleh of this city was Mondar elected to congress from the Third district to succeed Seth Milliken deceased. The victory was an easy one over Frederick W Plaisted the democratic candidate. The populist vote was meager.
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Augusta
E. C. Burteleh
Mondar
Congress
Seth
Steel Works Close Down After Wage Dispute
The Lackawanna Iron and Steel Co south works in Scranton Pa shut Monday night leaving about 2 500 men unemployed due to a wage reduction dispute. Christian K Hoss died in Philadelphia at Germantown home after brief illness of angina pectoris. He was Charley Ross father and survived by two wives two sons and three daughters.
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Big South
Lackawana Iron and Steel Co
Christian K. Hoss
Philadeliuta
Christian K. Ross
Charley Ross
Germantown
Mr. Ross
Tailors Strike Ends In New York After 20,000 Hearns
The great tailors strike in New York, once involving about 20 000 workers, has ended. The last of the contractors surrendered to the men on Monday.
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New. York
Senate tariff debates make gradual progress in June sessions
The Senate and House advanced the tariff bill through multiple schedules from June 16 to June 22. Key actions included completion of the sugar schedule less the Hawaii provision, votes on amendments, and steady progression through dairy, meat, wines, spirits, and cotton schedules, with push toward the free list and wool provisions.
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On to Havana Gomez Plans Major Cuban Move
The Havana Herald reports Gen Gomez aims for a bold offensive next month concentrating forces in Havana province. Col. Reuter’s 500 strong column was repulsed with Gomez asserting Cuba’s war grows stronger and independence will soon be won.
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Weyner
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Ireland’s Boycott origin and murder case in West Virginia
Loxpen June 22 Capt Borcott is dead aged about 55 famed as first man subjected to boycotting in Ireland He urged abstention from agrarian crimes and harsh landlords and bailiffs to Coventry The term boycotting arose from his actions Murdered man Crull identified in Sistersville West Virginia Letters to Crull and a pocketbook with Warren Brown found on the suspect.
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Ife
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Capt. Dorcott
Sistersville
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Richmond
J. M. Cruil
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Pyle
Seth Hill
Grafton
J. M. Crull
Warren Brown
Alamo, M. Y
Georgia Outlaw Hanged in Presence of Four Thousand
Tom Delk the 24 year old outlaw was hanged at Zebulon Pike county Friday afternoon. The execution was private in name only about four thousand people witnessed it. The crowd tore down the flimsy enclosure and a ghastly sight was revealed as Delk died beneath the sun while the crowd cheered. Pike county avenged the murder of Sheriff Gwyon.
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Tom Delk
Zebulon
Wike County
Pike County
Gwyon
Mapisoy farmer dies by suicide amid health and family troubles
Mapisoy Ind June 19 James Adams a farmer six miles east of the city leapt into a cistern and died. He was described as despondent over ill health and family troubles. Lixinetox Ky June 19 J J In gram and ELIL Adamson claim innocence after robbery charges at the second toll gate on the Richmond pike. They were arrested and jailed by constables Rose and Doyle.
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James Adams
Lixinetox
J. J. Ingram
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Stivers
Richmond Pike
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Doyle
Z. T. SweEeNey
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Scottsville
Jacob Schmidt
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Death of Dr Lorenzo Dow McCabe in DeLawake Ohio
Dr Lorenzo Dow McCabe died at 3 o'clock Friday morning in DeLawake Ohio surrounded by his family his physician and professors of Ohio Wesleyan University. He had been sinking since mid day and slept quietly away.
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DeLawake
Ohio Wesleyan University
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