Board of Pardons Report Sparks New Action in Labor Talks
The Board of Pardons reports pardons and commutations for several convicts connected to labor disturbances while the steel and labor leaders fail to settle at the Hotel Lincoln. Pending decisions could affect the ongoing United States Steel strike and related union actions across mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Lincoln
Arma
Association of Tron
Amelia Sree Sheet
American Steel Hoop Compuis
United States Steel Werperacion
Steel Combine
Beeen
Toejeek Trinspor Pak
State Board of Health Eyes Hospital for Poor Consumptives
The forty ninth meeting of the State Board of Health at the institution discussed smallpox preventives and urged a liberal appropriation for a hospital for poor consumptives. A $3,000 emergency appropriation for smallpox suppression was rejected. Pennsylvania reported 20 current cases. Py. Kummel T. Duvia of Lowenester was reelected president. Concerns were raised about conditions at the United Brethren camp meeting grounds at Mt. Pth.
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Verneersville
Detali
Lee
Pennsylvania
Py. Kummel T. Duvia
Lowenester
United Hrethiren
Mt. Pth
Welcomed Heroes Parade Honors Returned Company Veteran Support
A large crowd gathered in the city to greet the 1000 plus unit from the Hurothied regiment as they returned after twenty months in service. The parade included military personnel and aircraft displays with locals recognizing Captain John Ss Woe and others for their service and sacrifices during the campaign at Lagu Hite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tevet
Chia Poole Felene
Altea Company
Mitment
Mhuiliggine
Owhiek
WNL
Prenton
Tye
John Ss
Val Wiernate Coengy Steele
Poland
Harry Mann Dead in Saratoga Funeral Planned
The exclusive wire reports Harry Mann died today in Saratoga. He was educated at Noweivtown College and had a varied career in entertainment and business. He leaves brothers Al and Al Hawman of New York and W.Va, with services scheduled in New York City and interment at Westlawn Cemetery.
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Saratoga
Ants
New York
Anite Alideee
Kenvel Hayman
Enateion
Hawman
Cyratricul
W.va
New
Noweivtown
College
Tuebingen
Steamship Arrivals From The Atlantic Ince July Start
Exclusive wire reports ships sailing to and from New York with calls at Liverpool Havre Boulogne and South West Europe. Vessels listed include Norindicie Bremen Che fboure Gil and Taurlo with arrivals in New York for Liverpool and Havre or Boulogne.
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New York
Tha Norindicie
Views Moaterh Tard
Marion Vli Piva
Keenigin Likke
Bremen
Ela Chefboure
Gil Southwepton
Gueentiwn
Tmiante
Fdverpool
Hiiewic
Patreg
Mienorck
Hn Weil Fee
Boulogne
la Chamjuagne
Havre
Taurlo
York
Liverpool
Pension Granted to Widow Daly in Washington
Exehusive Wire reports that a pension has been granted to Ang EB Daly widow Seranten in Washington. The notice notes the award is official and applies to Daly's surviving spouse.
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Ween
Washington
Ang EB. Daly
Seranten
Wreck on the Nickel Plate at Springfield Pa
A heavy freight operation pushed three loaded cars onto a bridge at Crooked Creek north of East Springfield Pa, caused the structure to collapse fifty five feet into a ravine. Ten men were killed and ten injured among railroad workers, as the passenger train had just passed. Engineer William Griffith and Conductor Phil A. Moore were among the dead. the wreck scene drew swift hospital aid and a hurried rescue effort.
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Springfield
Associated Press
Connenwil
Nickel Plate Bridge
Tenether
Conneaut
William Griffith
Warfate
Phil A. Moore
Buffalo
Otor Mit A. Moore
Seatoss
Workman
Cleveland
Geog Swaitz
Tmi Keck Witt
Foreman
Oarrant
Carl Kanda
Werknen
Crooked Creek
East Springfield
Winsone
Dynmite Explosion Kills Two in Denver Area
A dynamite magazine near the Grant smelter exploded in Denver Colorado on July 11. Two Texans were killed and several hurt as fragments were scattered across the prairie. Windows at Union Stock Yards banks were shattered and damage is estimated at 1000 dollars. Extreme heat is blamed for the blast.
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Denver
Colo
Grant
Tralians
Union Stock Yards
Pythians Face Fund Shortfall and Special Assessments
The Supreme Lodge Kaighta of Petting votes to raise Tearance rates to cover an estimated 8000 deficit in the endowment fund. A special assessment of 50 cents will be levied on each member for the tenure of the endowment risk. Immediate action is contingent on possible foreclosure and further review of prior investments.
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Kaighta of
Petting
Rector of Georgetown University Appointment
The report notes a change in leadership at Georgetown University with John T. Whitney named rector. Endowed by a donor identified as Mrs Parker Whitney, the appointment marks a three year term.
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Georgetown University
Associated Prees Washington
Vy Roy
Jamies Tigheriv
John T. Whitney
Dhe
Fieormelawn University
Mome Parker Whitney
Youre Acu
Weather Record from Asengated Prien Area
The report notes an unusually hot spell in Loulaville with high temperatures. The weather station recorded a maximum around MA degrees at 2 o'clock, reflecting extreme heat for the period.
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Loulaville
Caerason
General Wood Improves War Effort Amid Palace Address
General Wood delivers an address at the palace this evening praising his forces and outlining a strengthened development plan. The remarks emphasize improved efficiency and a renewed focus on strategic actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Wood
Aidenlinge
The McKinleys Go For Extended Canton Drive
President and Mrs Kinley, aided by Min Mel Kinley and Abnee McKinley, spent the forenoon on an extended drive around Canton. No incidents reported, officials say they enjoyed a quiet outing.
Defense in Shinn case trial ends with vertigo theory
Defense rests on claim that Samuel Shinn killed Thoames Applesite during a stable incident. The defense, led by Applegate’s counsel, argues Applesite was murdered and suggests Applegate died from a vertigo induced kicking by a horse. Johnna of Allentown testifies support for the theory.
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Renton
N. Ed
Samuel Shinn
Thoames Applesite
Mes
Applegate
Bhinn
Dy. Johnna
Allentown
N. of
National Educational Association backs national university plan
At Detroit on July 11 the National Educational Association reaffirmed its support for a national university focused on true university work. The meeting featured remarks by D Pressant Joese of the University of Missouri and papers by Prof. George Chinten of New York and Reuben Pest Hallock, plus reports on nominations for president and treasurer.
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Detroit
Mich
T Hose
National University
National Educational
D Pressant Joese
University of Missouri
N.M. Butler
New York
Breadschir
Iowa College
J. M. Keyes
Hartford, Conn
Tresenrer
Dapital
Citienti
Reuben Pest Hallock
Frederick W. Coburn
Department of Business
Albany
Variants Of The Reading Strike Versus Reading Mills
The Reading strike continues as workers report efforts by the company to reinstate old employees to break the strike. Supervisors and officials expect President Maer’s cable from Europe to influence talks. Strikers claim engineers and boilermakers are blockading progress while freight operations suffer and shop departments remain idle.
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Ansrlated
Reading
Philadelphia
Prince
Maer
Europe
Executios Committee
Mas
Soen
Thending Lion Company
Smink
Lin Fred
Hove
Henter
Cemeiny Lanlied
Polletta
Weadinge
Portland widow of Confederate president dies in city hospital
A Portland woman, widow of the former president of the Confederacy, died at a local hospital after a brief illness. The deceased, identified as Mrs Sciew defferen Davie, had been in the city for medical treatment following a long period away from public life. Her passing marks the end of a notable connection to southern heritage and era events.
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Portland
Sciew Defferen
Governor Signs Bills and Vetoes Key Measures
Governor Stone approves the Ford compulsory education bill and signs acts increasing Congress from 30 to 32, adding a member for Philadelphia and Allegheny County, plus local court and bridge provisions. He vetoes a relief bill for indigent soldiers and widows, warning it would create a soldiers pauper list, and disapproves inspectors of scales and measures measures. The action includes appointments and tax provisions, with notes on militia history and state commissions.
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Asociated
Harrishire
Stone Tuing
Philadelphia
Allegheny County
Tancaster
Lacka
Rene of
Mennaytania
Pantimrobio
Ini Vili
Nedwin
Buh
Stone
Mallers
Sunundor
Scutes
Clare
Movar
Nonolin
Crantineg
Lydia
Willig A. Whitley
Ponnsylvania
Weather and local notes mix in scattered early 20th record
Partly cloudy conditions forecast with scattered notices. A railroad wreck in Spelmafield, Pennsylvania results in two fatalities and two survivors. Governor Maeson is mentioned alongside Carbondale department actions and dividend of contracts. Northeastern Pennsylvania officials and labor matters appear in brief items.
Hickory Ridge Strike Impacts Local Colliery Workforce
Shamokin area coal mine Hickory Thidge colliery, operated by Union Coal, faced a sudden strike by about 100 workers after a committee accused of the Mine Workers of standing at the slope head and inspecting miners cards to verify union membership.
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Shamokin
Paduly U
Hickory Thidge
Union Coal Comming
Alted
York Strikers Sentenced in Moulders Strike Contempt Case
Judge Stewart held Geo W Test, John P Frey, and Howard Wilber in contempt for violating a court injunction during the York Manufacturing moulders strike. Test and Frey received fines of 2100 and imprisonment for 20 days. Wilber paid 25 and was released.
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York
Stewart
Geo. W.test
Iron Moulders Union of North America
John P. Prev
Worcester
Mass
Howard Wilber
York Manufacturig
Test
Frey
Wilmer
Steward
Walls
Columbia Wins Race in Close Finish
Exclusive wire from Newport reports Columbia defeated the Constitution by four minutes thirty seven seconds after correcting times while the Independence finished two minutes fifteen seconds behind. Strong breeze favored the top yachts as the Treleg"/>
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Newport
Columbia
Widay
Constitution
Independence
Fioston
Herreshoff
Niles
Miehiv
Narragancett
Suffrage Debate At Convention Sparks Limited Agreement
Fragmentary notes describe a Virginia suffrage conference amid confusion over a plan that Iowa opposed. The draft provision would extend voting rights but faced unclear language and minimal debate, with officials signaling possible later discussion.
Morocco Men Elect Officers
At the annual meeting of the National Association of Motedin Manufacturers officers were elected. President Henry T. Mitchell of Wilmington is named. Vice President Frank Thomas of Wilmington Del and other officers including Crasueve GM McNealy of Philadelphia were chosen. The convention was held in Wilmington.
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Associated Press
Atlantie
Ice
Jaf
Henry T. Mitchell
File
Dolphiny Vine Ueaident
Prank Thomas
Wytemington
del Wienetant
Binal
Phitedelphia
Crasueve
McNealy
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Respite for White's Murderers
A garbled dispatch reports a delay or reprieve related to the case of White’s murderers. The text mentions Philadelphia and Pittsburgh figures and refers to a legal or political process affecting those convicted, with unclear outcomes and dates.
Pennsylvania's New York Agent
Exclusive wire reports George to serve as general agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad company in New York. A. Geer, long general superintendent of the Union Line in New York, is transferred to a new post after years of service.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Associated Proms
Philadelphia
George
Pennant Vania Railroad Company
At Verk
Whee
A. Geer
Brilillee
Nine Teen Dead in Wreck of Epworth League Trip
A revised list shows nineteen dead and twenty injured from the Chicago and Allen wreck near Kansas City. Epworth League excursionists were aboard the tourist car bound for San Francisco. many injured have returned home while several remain hospitalized.
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Chicago and Alton
Moat
Epworth League
San Francisco
Kansan City
Daly
Chicago and
Allen
Kansare City
Mars Acres
Mira Holda Teassip
Chenona
Rad Denieey
Hrotheetieven
Soran
N.Y
MAING
HOSS
Kenilanl
Miss Lull
Kentland
Wilmington
Tony
Eterna
Epworth
San Prameiaen
MIDS
Weel Twit, Ha Wi Wits Rhoda Curtis, Amet i, Bimpeon
Ran
Susey
Pace of the Races Sets Track Record in Bygone Meet
An unnamed driver aboard Custinnl set a new track record this afternoon in a racing meet held in By Exclusive Tittlewilk, Pa. The event featured numerous competitors including Neeley, Wey, and Raymond with multiple horses listed in pacing competition and fines noted for last year’s infractions.
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Tittlewilk
de Reenter
Smith
Phan, OL
Neeley
Phuaro
Breccmil
Elas
Pune
Rae M. Won
Raya Avia
Decowd
Castanet
Uhre Tite
Diy
Enty
Shooting of Price Detailed in Court Trial
Exclusive wire reports the murder case of George Prine in a New York courtroom. Witnesses described a tense scene as Prine faced allegations tied to a deadly fence line dispute and a subsequent shooting. The defense argued the shooter acted in self defense, while prosecutors pursued intent and motive.
Philadelphia Water Loan Proposal Vindicated by City Officials
City officials propose a water loan measure raising the rate to support supply costs. Officials say the plan keeps bills affordable while funding needed infrastructure upgrades. The finance plan aims to stabilize the water system with a modest rate increase and timely repayments.
Weather report fragment from yesterday in unclear text
The readable parts mention yesterday's weather data with hints of temperatures and precipitation though most values are garbled. No clear figures or locations are extractable from the OCR text.
Weather forecast for Washington July 1 detailed in local issue
Partially legible weather note for Washington dated July 1 shows scattered clouds and morning conditions. Forecast hints at mild temperatures with possible rain later, but the entry is fragmented and lacks complete measurements or timings.
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Great Labor Conference
Pittsburg
Ment
American Steel Hoop Co
Warner Arms
Who
Teeds
Chas
W. Bray
Betwalf
Agnelpam Ted ‘Association
Organinathon
Uh Atlas
Milla
Fiondale Jn
Bhater
Vani- Our Preeent Colpnies
Oraumeonia
Eelick
Board OF Pardons
Board of Wardens
John Welen
Lancaster
John Kidridge
Bucks
Thomas C. Peek
Charles Toss
Venane
Damien Hutler
Parsons
John Birch
Jobe Pollen
Oneida
Thomas Harour
Stephen Cinegosid
Petraville
E. Reed
William §. Zimmermann
Willan A. Reppard
Kenward
Zaern
Thomas A. Poll
Shamokin Comune
Charles Wileson
John H. Mekiwee
Chester
Auguste Brevese
Allegheny
Elmer Shoemaker
Lycoming
Jarceny
Robert Bradley
Crawford
Fiell
Samuel He. Tuck
Thilr
Della Denna
Tiunstiughier
Charles Kinselman
Armpteong
Erceny
William
Moore
Arson
Harvey Strite
Bouard
George 1. Thristhin
Martin Fry
Cartvale
Chica Perry
Henry Ivery
Mie
White
University of Pennsylvania
Dela Mechiliek
Tite Gerne
Daomes Giliveple
Edward J. Yun
Sehuythill
State Board OF Health
Altoona
Harry Mann
Prea
Associated Preas
Pythians
Supreme Lodge
Louisville
Associated Pree
Mra. Davis Ill
Ford
Spelmafield, Pa
Hille Maeson
Gener
Carbondale Department
Lea
Counel
Megal
Winana Hult
Dewal—feounder
Wark
Francisco
Leon
Scranton
Siburhan
Cioneral
Pennetania
Finameyiat
Comercial
Towal
Warkere
Huleet
Olt
Offeeray
Indnateial
Hickory Ridge
Tings
The
Rennin
Rene OL
Bieler
Way
Virginia
Stanton
Iowa
Ohio
Morocco
Tiriikhorg
Charles Merny
Mery
Peiewmer
Penieyivania
McMuiay
Pittshing
Frye
Census Bulletin
Kyle
Prem Pierre
Dy Daly
Bernice
W. EK. Smith
Rerwatas
Hy W
Mallon
Kintir
Syrnie
Tyne
Conner Thin
Wyat
Friner
Fohewter
May Wilkes
Hineter
Aline
Price
Miles B. McDonnell
Tom Tay Ageneration Tras
Low York
Mander
George Prion
Prine
Odin
Kenny
Weis
Milladelphia
Wales
Sh Howe
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