Roosevelt Sails Homeward From Southampton After Year Abroad
Former President Theodore Roosevelt concludes a highly celebrated voyage and returns to New York on June 18. He is welcomed by British hosts, thanks English people for hospitality, and attends engagements with public figures including Sir Edward Grey. Roosevelt’s return caps a year abroad marked by public praise and international diplomacy.
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Southampton
Hest
Sir Edward Grey
Hampshire
Eagpresses
Peoople
Peruvians Disband Volunteer Forces Amid Turmoil
Lima reports Peru's government disbands volunteers amid unrest as military and political tensions unfold in June. Officials say the move aims to restore order and reduce armed factions. details on timing and scope remain unclear.
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Associated Press
Lima
Peru
Jn'y
Ad Artille
A Rival of Nero tale of Sight from Mex and Amer exile
A fragmentary report describes a man named Diaz accused of anti government plots in Mexico and belonging to an exile circle in the United States. It outlines his alleged aims to topple the regime, his arrests in Las Vegas Los Angeles and other places, and his claims of escape and repeated detention and trial. He reportedly spoke about a new constitution and peace arts.
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New York
Los Angeles
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Las Gaeies
tMananea
United States
Canada Aims for Treaty With United States
Canada seeks a formal treaty with the United States as government officials announce efforts in Washington. The secretary of state signals a diplomatic push to establish terms and cooperation between the neighboring countries.
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Ted Pr
Washington
BD. C
United Stas
Support House Provision in Speeches and Acceptance
Fragmentary text notes a support provision in the House and announced speeches. It references political steps, expenses, and signaling acceptance of a house measure. Missing details hinder full context or parties involved.
Terrible accident injures man in tram collision
A fragmented report describes Cannen Chr. Cole suffering severe injuries in a tram accident. He was carried from the scene with bones broken and appears unable to respond as rescuers work at the site.
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Cole
Bandit Train Hold Up In Early Strike Scene
A garbled report describes a bandit aboard a moving train who threatens passengers with a gun and seizes valuables. The incident, part of a series featuring a poliman conductor, ends with departures and a private rear car confrontation.
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Moneng
Poliman
Nabl
Unclear fragment prompts historical note
Vague OCR fragment mentions June Hamilton in New York and Hampstead with testing and governors but lacks coherent events or facts to summarize a complete story. No decisive actions, dates, or organizations are clearly stated.
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New York
Hamilton
Hampstead Plain
Car Strikes Motor Cyclist in Local Incident
A motor vehicle struck a cyclist on a local road, causing injuries. Witnesses reported the impact near a factory gate where workers and passersby observed the aftermath and emergency responders arrived promptly.
Senators Buy Seats Debate Sparks Sentiment
United States Senator William Mason defends remarks on campaign influence and money spent to sway voters. He argues money shapes sentiment and seats in Washington, noting public interest in how donors influence candidate support.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Til
Doe
United States
Wilma E. Mason
Mr. Mason
Washington
Attack on student prompts sheriff investigation
Special report says a student was attacked by an unknown man near the railway tracks. Sheriff bn and Under Sheriff Goodan are investigating as they seek the assailant who disappeared after the incident.
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Goodan
Nani
Representative Harrison Ends Inquiry After Taft Meeting
Washington June 1. Representative Burton Harrison of York says he will take no further action after being pressured at the White House by President Taft. Harrison stated the matter is closed and he did not seek additional steps following the House inquiry.
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Harrison
Taft
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Burton Harrison
York
White House
House of Represtant
Robber Pleads Guilty In Wisconsin Case
A suspect from Wisconsin pleads guilty to robbery charges in a case tied to an earlier break in. The proceedings were conducted in a special unit and wrapped up with a confession and formal sentencing schedule.
Indian lands settlement measure moves in Congress
In Washington a proposed approval aims to open lands in Montana for a simplified common Indian settlement. The measure embraces reservation policy and includes provisions on mining and gun rights within the Montanal encroachment debate.
Senator Foster declines in conference committee remarks
Senator Foster declines to endorse the railway pill proposal during a conference committee session, signaling hesitation over the plan and raising questions about its future consideration.
Republican State Convention Convenes in Little Rock
Associated Press reports the June 7 Republican state convention was called to order in the Capital Theater in Little Rock Arkansas. Delegates gather to begin business and set party agenda for the session.
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Associated
Little Rock
Ark
Progressive is Governor faction settles nominations in heated race
Ambiguous factional lines emerge as supporters of the Progressive slate claim renominations and call for inspections of returns. Burkes and Martins lead stalwarts while other ticket contenders stand firm. Legal challenges and presentments may shape the final ballot.
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A Pierre
D. Levy
Hadar
Vessey
Paverner and Gard
Burke and Martin
Con- Brewers
Theterees
Iowa Election Returns Update
Fragmentary report on Iowa election results with mentions of Governor Warren Garst and lingering questions about official figures. The text is incomplete and hints at a June 14 date and a Standpat claim without clear outcomes.
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A FF
Kee
Girl Burns From Kerosene Fire In Kitchen Accident
Eight year old girl suffers severe burns while starting a kitchen stored kerosene lamp. Flames ignite the air and she sustains serious injuries to face arms and hands. Medical aid arrives but her age and extent of burns hinder recovery.
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M Bonn
Wool Imports Surge for Four Months in 1W7 Era
The report notes a large increase in wool imports over the first four months of 1W7, with Britain receiving substantial shipments. Data show improved valuation compared with the previous year, reflecting stronger demand and trade activity.
Battle for Estate in Supreme Court Case Lead
A contested estate battle unfolds as an expatriate seeks control before the Supreme Court. The proceedings involve the executors and a key party challenging the will across court filings and pleadings.
Safeguarding Cars Topic Joins Interstate Commerce Talk
A brief Associated Press report notes discussions on safeguarding cars and the role of state commerce powers. Officials consider how state actions interact with interstate commerce rules and consumer protections.
Fragmentary Notice On Defective Arms Sale
Fragmentary OCR lacks clear details but mentions defective guns and possible legal action. No identifiable people, organizations, or places are readable. The text appears damaged and inconclusive about dates or outcomes.
Judge Charges Jury in Sugar Fraud Case
A federal judge instructs the jury on the sugar fraud case noting defendants may be found guilty for involvement in the scheme even if they did not know all means and workers. He warns that a lifetime reputation can be damaged by a single moment.
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Benderaz
Martin
Heike
Lelse
Johnson Wins Sparring Bout Ahead of Arena Completion
The report notes Francisca Cab sparring result with Janett Johnson showing prowess in a gym session. A Kaufman pressured Johnson as work on the arena progressed and expected completion by July 3 with press seating and ring area prepared for the fight.
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Associated Press
Francisca
Cab
Janett Johnson
A. Kaufman
Johnson
Jarre
Wisconsin Weather Forecast Fair and Cool Through Weekend
Forecast calls for continued cool weather in Wisconsin with light frost expected in moorlands tonight. Local observations show cool conditions tonight and Saturday with a light frost in higher lands and continued fair skies expected.
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Lenech
Jane
Wisconsin--Fair
Lpm
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