Extension of War Tax Changes Probable in Treasury Report
Washington July 1 The Internal Revenue Bureau may recommend changes to the war revenue tax including a license for money exchange by express and telegraph firms and for patent related items. Officials anticipate a tax on the privilege of money exchange and possible shifts affecting mutual insurance and insurance affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Internal Revenue Bureau
Washington
Internal Revenue
Mutual Iisnes Companiet
Bisuranes
Gurniuer & Striethy Jocal Dustress
Canada
United
Sttea
Pension Inquiry at White House Army of the Republic
The pension committee of the Army of the Republic concluded a day of meetings with Senior Commander Johnson Commissioner Evans and the Noyes church corps. They met President McKinley and planned a report for the September Philadelphia campaign, addressing a memo with about thirty cases under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pension Committee
Crna
Johnson
Penssuig Evans
Hhe
White House
Mokintey
Philadelphia
Trind Army of the Republic
Tt Wat
Burvan
Wiley
Hastings confession grips Randolph county sleuths
The record describes Abs William Hastings in Randolph County who claims to have killed his mother-in-law during an orange cultivation dispute. Hastings states she persuaded him to flee, and authorities fear a fatal incident may have occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Gulns
William Hastings
Randolph County
Hastings
Mc Laurin Seeks Lead in State Primaries
A fragmented note reports Governor Mc Laurin aiming for a stronger position in state primaries. It notes two votes cast so far and a tally of ninety needed to secure the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daceon
Mire
McLaurin How
Powerful Combination Unites American and British China Deals
A New York July 1 report says an American Chinese British alliance of capitalists has formed to pool efforts in the American Ching Development Company. Key concessions include a 750 mile Canton to Hankow railroad and coal mining rights. A British line from Canton to Kowloon is also involved. Washington was asked to back a similar stance, an unprecedented move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Tribune
Mio
FW. Whiteridge
Calvin S. Brice
American Ching Development Company
Thiet
China
Americine Ching Development Company
Canton
Hrankow
Lowe
Kowloon
Frvo
Dn Fhinghal
Pekin
Whiteridge
Lord Salisbury
Washington
United States
Alleged Robbers in the Toils at Reading Railroad
Eight men formerly employed in the freight department of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad are in custody charged with stealing goods worth thousands from railroad cars. Named are Henry Kauffman Robert Kowabaeh John H W Hoyts Joby W Fisher W BR Gallagher Mraden W Chapman Edwin L Wilde and Abner Jaumisen. Investigators say the thefts spanned over a year with cigars whiskey and fine fabrics taken from Reading trains. A night scheme involved tampering with cars during runs to siphon merchandise before the car was resealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pthilindelphia
Forrmerly
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Henry Kauffman
Robert Kowabaeh
John H W. Hoyts
Joby W. Fisher
W. BR. Gallagher
Mraden W. Chapman
Edwin LL Wilde
Abner Jaumisen
Wikity
Jaron
Fisher Wer
Stesetind
Mornig
J Schfman
Reading
JA. Bristley
Reading Company
Betner Dieverishte
Notable theologians address moral forces in education
Detroit midthread coverage notes venerable theologian Wilber Moret among a group of elder Colorado ministers who argued on paper about Love and Law. The piece highlights a national audience of educators discussing moral education in universities and the impact of antagonistic forces.
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Detroit
Tramps Die in Missouri Wreck Near Chenmub
An early accident report from near Chenmub Missouri states three tramps were killed with ten others injured after a wreck linked to a Chicago wind. Perry Curtiv of Atlanta Georgia is identified among the crowd as the sole survivor found near the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
Senator Arthur I Gorman Improves After Illness
United States Senator Arthur I Gorman of Magnolia Maes shows improvement after illness attributed to changes in surroundings. Reports note he was somewhat indisposed but better today and his condition remains watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Maes
United States
Arthur I Gorman
Uncertain Naval Record With Fragmentary Names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a gun captain on the monitor Amphitrite and a date in July with unclear names such as New Pedfard Max and Ernest Ilupert Bhorwin. Details are garbled, leaving an opaque note about a crew role and a filled event.
Germany Exports Subsequent Trade Figures Edit
Berlin reports exports to the United Kingdom for the quarter ending June show 21,000,000 marks versus 40 million in the prior period. The July II figures indicate adjusted trade totals amid shifting postwar controls in 191? context.
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Germany
Berlin
Clermany
Deaths of a Day in Trenton and Wilmington
Daniel W. Vanutta longtime supervisor at New Grey State Hospital for the Insane died of Bright's disease. He had served thirty years at the institution and left no known relatives. In Wilmington a man died suddenly from a paralytic attack at his farm, aged years, and was the father of United Biites Bewater Kenney of Trenton.
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Wilmington
United Biites Bewater Kenney
Trenton
Daniel W. Vanutta
New Greey State Hospital
Bright
Tig
Taylor Nominated by Republicans in Kentucky
General Taylor received the Republican nomination for governor at a Kentucky convention with John Marshall named lieutenant governor and Caleb Powers for secretary of state. The platform denounces election laws and pledges support for civil service reform and the McKinley administration while courting black voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Goebel
Lexington
General Taylor
John Marehall
Louieville
Caleb Powers
Knox County
B. J. Jone
Ifton J. Pratt
Taylor
Stirfiog Speathes
Tomy
Republican Party of
Kentucky
Republican Party
Meitthey
Anil
Ciba
United
Bturches
Civil Service
Miltery
Teller
John W. Throckmearpon
Favetu
Tesfigien
Tayler Ter Royeroar
Thie City
Leuwisville
International League council acts on strike amid misread protests
In Buffalo in November a council meeting addressed a tense labor issue. A resolution passed granting authority to manage or enforce a strike while outlining the disputed demands. The measure was directed toward the Buffalo labor body and referenced the broader league context and local leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Eton O
Iiternathomal
Belore
Ander
Bey Atros
Buffalo Frelott Lisnadligs
Drowned Youth in shallow Carilale Creek
A young man named Richard Parker Wyveurs, son of Mrs. Mire Parker, drowned at Gugean's dam in Peres County while with the Carlie Young Men's Cherbsthin association. A stamping party from Carlie Young Men's group joined the outing and attempted rescue as he fell into the creek water about four feet deep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carilale
Richarad Parker
Mire Parker
Mt Gugean
Peres County
Toniy
Carlie
Milengo Man Pleads Guilty in Bank Fraud Case
George Schoey of Milengo admitted stealing 10 000 from the Metropolitan National Bank teller desk. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to state prison for a term of not less than two and a half years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toston
Eph Paanbel
George Schoey
Milengo
Metropolitan National Bank
Golinary
United American Glue Company Formation
New York reports the creation of the United American Glue Company with capital of 50000 dollars. The firm plans to invade Canada and expand into the United States to secure a monopoly in the glue trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United American Glue Company
Wix
Canada
Wndiiver
Litied
America
Case of Malineux case in New York
Case of Holand W. Malineusx ties to the tmatsler of Mr Cuthering. Adium, way prey ventiel forias to the peril Juicy of New York county. The prutiodjage were se cret and will be continued Ltamorprow.
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New York
Holand W. Malineusx
Cuthering
New York County
Railroad firm orders fifteen ten wheeled locomotive engines
Cleveland July 11 The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad company has placed an order with Mrowke Locomotive Works for fifteen ten wheel locomotives to be delivered as soon as possible.
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Cleveland, O
Lake Share and Michigan Southern Railroad Company
Mrowke Locomotive Worke
State Board of Health Holds 23rd Annual Meeting at Glenolden
The twenty third annual meeting of the State Department of Health convened at Glenolden Delaware County with many health officers attending. Dr John Fulton of Johnstown was elected president following Dr Gro whose term ends. A plan to seek 2000 for smallpox relief was discussed and 25000 was credited, with 2000 to be used immediately.
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Philadelphia
Demn
Glen Olden
Delaware County
Eelon
Delaware River
John Fulton
Johnstown
Benjamin Lee
Fulton Wie
Gro
Port Hieo
Lancaster County
Lee
Trenemeer
Aguinaldo plot blamed for Manila massacre fears
Bishop J. M. Hepburn, longtime missionary in India, states Filipino leaders intended a general massacre in Manila during the war. He cites two Filipino servants who warned their American employer, and reports five thousand new victims found on streets. American discipline prevented the massacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinchimtl
J. Msm. Hepburn
Methodist Episcopal Church
India
Wardin
Manila
Aguinalide
Manilia
Galliner Muddle and Charges Across the Board
Concord, N E July 1 The service commission investigation into charges against United States sea boy Chay et Teeiye ptene poole seat elements to offs Holders ended today with Concord examining. United States Senator Chandler declares he will prefer charges against Commissioner Marks Krewer on account of General Mike Anduer to the commission in the interest of Senator Chandler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. FE
Eh Fervice Commission Investicntion Brate the Charers
United Stipes Seaboy Chay
Teeiye
Ptene Poole
United Stater
Chindlier
Tye VI
Nevinest
Marks Krewer
Mike Anduer
The
Henrine
Sonmitor Chullinger
Rent Charge Bill Passes in All Night Commons Session
The Rent Charge Bill advances after an extended Commons debate of July 1 into July 4. The government steered clauses through committee despite near midnight opposition, delivering passage after a lengthy legislative night in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
London
Ontos
Dune
Ponajerity
Pipadi Li
Liteon
Vale team makes strong showing at Preeten park
A battered but clear report notes Veichian Ene and the dais W-The Vale team performing well during practice days at Preeten park. The text mentions health and effort with reference to watch duties and Queen's cloth, and to Ubiiat Creek.
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Veichian
Ene
Dais
Vale
Tlurvards
Viesbio
Ubiiat Creek
Proclamation of Rebellion Fail In City Proximity
Report claims a revolt attempt against President Cabrerk faced strong opposition and was thwarted. Authorities announce the uprising was unsuccessful and stability returns to the capital region. Local sources identify no lasting casualties or arrests described in the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praneteen
Aly i
Ciyotenmals
Cabrerk
Unclear text cannot determine a proper headline
The provided text is heavily garbled and unreadable, lacking coherent names, dates, places, or events to summarize into a valid newspaper card. No verifiable facts are extractable for T or S.
Unclear fragment from Lorain harbor report
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Lorain Ohio a tugboat and a found object or vessel near a street location with unclear details. Names and specifics are not readable.
Queen Donates 2 000 000 Pesetas in Madrid
The cabinet after a brief discussion accepted an offer to adorn the throne with two million pesetas, raising funds during July in Madrid. The decision followed negotiations involving the palace and royal finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Polley
Appointment of Sigendel A Price to Volunteers Regiment
Sigendel A. Price, formerly major of the Sixth Pennsylvania volunteers, was today appointed by the president as a captain in one of the new volunteer regiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whashropton
Sigendel A. Price
Penneylvania Viluiteer Infamtry
Electrical storm at Stroudsburg causes deaths and injuries
A Stroudsburg electrical storm struck eastern Monroe County causing extensive crop damage and fatalities. Paul Play and two horses died when lightning hit a wagon by a walnut tree. Penjamin May and Clayton Play were injured. Mrs. Bruzeman suffered near strokes. two bolts struck Gear Brutzman’s house as heavy rain washed crops and woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe County
George Buntzman
Benjamin Play, Jr
Paul
Clayton Ios
Paul Play
Penjimin May
Chiyton
Gear
Brotzman
General Americans Drive Filipino Rebels From Laguna de Bay
Armed action reported as American forces push rebels from Laguna de Bay area in early operations. War tax extension discussed while rail freight theft arrests surface amid broad wartime updates. Local notes include Montrose postoffice issues and community briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laguna de Bay
Patel
Bliruidebure
Governor appoints Pennsylvania commissioners to Paris exposition
Governor Stone announced a list of commissioners to represent Pennsylvania at the Paris Exposition. Appointments are without compensation from the commonwealth and cover numerous Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and other city delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Pennsylvania
Hurrichore
Ashbridge
Philadelphia
Henry
Pittsburg
Emil Winter
Putte Bute
Joel Iverson
William OF. Harritg
Thomas J. Iseenon
Jn. Pitsburg
Theorge Bb
Nellie Gives
Agnes AL Boundrette
Atestheusy
Eleanor BE
Wiener
Thirty-First Tennestrania State Vertil Society Session
The final session of the thirty first annual convention of the Tennestrania State vertal society was held this afternoon. Dr Charles C Matria of Baltimore presented a recital on “Resitive teat Welds aed aed Waste” denouncing unsafe preparations. Members appointed to rem IMintion included H M Beek of Wilkow and W O Van hessel of Sharon. The censor board recommended election of Burgeane Perici of Philadelphia and others as honey members. A demonstration on dep kink mverhouts of making celaly iy lay fines followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Tennestrania State Vertal Society
de. Charlee C. Matria
Baltimore
Iremor
War Siunted
H. M. Beek
Wilkow
Tarre
W. OE
van ©Hessel
Sharon
Board of Censor
Burgeane Perici
Miledelphia
AL Beseloom Phiatdohha
Tie NS. Dowel
Die Eaden
Chet. Ty
Honey
Seed distribution planned for Texas flood sufferers
Representative Thinley from Texas urges Interpol and the agricultural department to distribute seed to Braxoe valley flood victims. Seed will be sent to post offices for distribution by postmasters as devastation area is extensive. Hawley notes the war department has provided tents and rations to aid relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thinley
Texas
Agricultural Department
Braxoe Valley
Hawley
War Department
Unclear fragment reports death of Duke George in hill country
Fragment describes an accident near Abbuse Tums leading to the death of Duke George Parsied away due to illness. A mishap while wheeling over hilly terrain caused loss of blood and led to his death at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krevte
Rueela
Hezerwich
George
Pennsylvanian Pensions Report
A short dispatch from Washington lists pension actions dated June 2 and July 1. Names include Jaime Inque Opie Lavertons Tahini Taumerni Lew Hartrantt and widow Elisabeth Gravis Beran lon Bs. The fragmentary item notes official processing and beneficiary designations by the pension office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jaime Inque
Pepnevlvinki
Opien Thiip Lavertons
Tahini
Taumerni
I Lew W. Hartrantt
Weet Humpton
JH. Orsaial
Hileabeth Gravis
Beran Lon
Appointment of Overseers for Norristown Asylum
Governor Blane appointed Theme Bradley of Pull Adolphn and Josh Thomas of Quaker Town as trustees of the Norristown State Insane asylum. The appointments were announced July 1 and assign oversight responsibilities to the named individuals.
Proceedings of the Los Angeles Convention of Little Interest
The National Educational Association meeting in Los Angeles featured technical sessions with papers on religious influence in child formation moral character development and ethics, classroom employment of teachers, and science education. Election results named O. T. Coron president and Lyte as first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Convention
Los Angeles
Cal
Tiurle
Rew
G Montgomery
Cathie Wishop
Philistelphin Nurryal
O G. As Luckey
University of Nebraska
BR. B Welcher
Ban Proncisca
Tesslin
Honed of Education
Thacoma
Schoal Lunas
Scienice
Albans
Setelle
Scienur
Natural Scienee
W. OW. Havtings
Universality of
Nebraska
Lineal
Onnin
O. T. Coron
Columbus
Othe
Waterielay
Nive Hon Educational Association
Tlram Lyte
Pennsylvania
Vicwm
Peirce
Omaha
Court upholds ban on third party marriage brokers
Judge Shigund of the appellate court declares new marriages without third party brokers illegal under law and public policy. The case centers on a dispute involving a betrothal and a reassertion of rights to recover a promised fee amid a failed marriage arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Broweh
Shigund
IWL Heyen
Judement of
Sie Veriov Court
Fuehes
Dade
Ile
Traker
Potter identified in Middletown Post Office robbery case
The article reports that Porter was positively identified in a Maryland court as one of three suspects connected to the Middletown Post Office robbery. Frederik Seeman, Amond Movers and another employee were bound and allegedly forced to aid the robbery. Porter faced a $2000 bail and awaited next court steps in the general session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winliden
Atlarx
Fly
Pottaville
Pan
Batarlain
Oobis
Carty
Eine
Awole Seeman
Frederik Peotone
Amond
Morter
Middletown
Atlantic City Horse Show Opens With Fourteen Classes
The Atlantic City horse show opened at Inlet Park with favorable crowds as 14 classes were judged yesterday. About 300 horses from New York and nearby cities competed in harness horses driving, ponies, water wagons, and hunters. New York entries arrived yesterday afternoon and other area horses were on site earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic City
Paris
Ruletimore
Philadelphia
Untidy OCR Report On A Local Fire Result
The text reports a fire incident in New York with damaged names and unclear details. It mentions Willman J. Willites of Meninty and a difficult to estimate loss, but the specifics are unreadable.
Brush With the Rebels in Luzon Reported Losses
A Manila dispatch details a clash near Lake Liguena Bay where 900 insurgents fortified near a ford. U.S. troops shelled them, suffering several wounded and fatalities. News notes volunteers’ fatigue amid three months of harsh weather, with heavy casualties in Nebraska Kansas Montana and other regiments, and cites Brig. Gen. Summers aiming for peace by the end of the dry season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Aguinaldo
Summers
Manila
Lake Liguna da Bay
Fourth Cavalry
Winder
McGraw
Larson
Fen Josie
le Thirivetive
San Franelisco
Adviers
Newport
Liem
Nebraska
San Pernandino
Parks
South Dakota
Yostevilas
Montana and
Kansas
San Pernanding
Washington
Alorong
Lauran
Noeliensia
Gold Mines in Paris Exhibit Dazzles at 1900 Exposition
The Klondike exhibit promises a dazzling display with bootie and varied minerals. It features primitive art modeled statues, beds of rock veining with dark ferruginous tones, and crystal likenesses of northern flora and fauna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondike
Mont Poxiern
Placera
British Ship Wrecked Near York Time
A British ship named Aetna was wrecked off York Time in July. Fifteen crew members are believed missing or dead, and only a portion of the crew survived. The vessel sailed from Fremantle via Perth and is linked to Captain Jones. Rescue efforts and further details are awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Belianid
Enew
Severt
Cape
Tate Cine
Cy Piely Jones
Fremantle
Perth
New York Arrival Noted in Fragmented Report
A damaged OCR snippet notes arrivals from New York including names and places but the text is garbled. It mentions measures like livens and football fees and lists several unclear individuals and destinations, with no coherent event or dates.
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Pension Inquiry
G. A. R. Committee
McLurain
Reading Railroad
Senator Gorman Improvig
Kentuckians
Schey
Malineux
State Board OF Health
Sennator Chandler
Charjjes
Yale
Harvard
Guatemala
Japan
Pittabiere
Aleeirie
Poland
Browns
Lorain
Stourier
Price
Stroudsburg
Stroutfeburs
Penjamin Minny, Jr
Clayton
Geo
Pruteman
Cornell
Willa Lackwanna Telephone
Gidiaunes, Postoffice
Hobliera
Montrose
Tl. & Win
Charme
Hotones
Leent—Weet
Loval—Court Proceedings
Dental Convention
Pennsylvanian Pensions
Insane Asylum
CUPID
Porter
Pottsville Red
Whitney
Willman J. Wiilites
Meninty
I. B
Lake Laguna de Bay
Tatty
Iver Ameivot
Ghtengatuwine
Aire Rived
Weather Forecast
Workingtan
Wraaat
Ceatina Vetaey Sues
Eluwete Bibles
Vondlijde Bayanduay
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