Pur to the Cubans public stance in Platt Amendment debate
United States plans to control Cuba until the Platt Amendment is substantially adopted. Officials discuss the constitutional convention and possible delays, while municipalities petition to join the process. News from Havana reports mixed views on Washington policy and the prospect of a Cuban draft constitution. The piece notes election outcomes in Florida and a separate incident involving Quintin Bandera.
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United States
Cuba
Washington
MAES
Aethan
Roottas
Havana
Congress
Jan Letteh
Committee On Velirens
Tie Ceoomiitiere
Aretha
Sender Ceger
Naver
Flavina
Council
Quintin Bandera
Adler
Colon
Matungas
Havana Elections Result in Mayoral Victory for Miguel Gener
In Havana the Nationalists elected Miguel Gener as mayor with 14 votes against Renan Mora 7 and Carlos Garcia 20 for the Democratic party. Nationalists also won eleven municipal council seats with Republicans taking four and Democrats five.
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Tlavana
Miguel Gener
Nathunatian
Havana
Seinal
Renan Mora
Carlos Garcia
Nationaliais
Eiglven
Republicans
Democrats
Fivo
William A Willyms Buried Best Known Negro in New York
Funeral held this afternoon from the Church of St. Benedict The Moor Ate for William A Willyms a long time sacristan of the church. He was educated at Rome and counted among his fellow pupils Archbishop Corrigan Dr McGlgan and Dr Birdsall among other church dignitaries.
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Aptomated Press
New York
Jane
Willam A. Willyms
St. Benedict the Moor
Willyms
Rome
Archbishop Corrigan
McGlgan
Birdsall
Reveluted Prose Kansas Ole Fire Loss Report
A wire report notes a Western Stores community incident causing a loss of 800 dollars. Insurance coverage is described as ample.
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Kansas
Rey Wilelog
Quay Men Win Full Ticket in Lebanon Primaries
Quay and anti Quay factions contested the Lebanon Pennsylvania Republican primaries. A large vote was cast with returns delayed to morning. The Quay faction secured four delegates to the state convention, an attorney, and two directors of the poor, despite anti Quay gains in county offices.
Governor Bliss Angrily Demands Special Session
Governor Bliss says the legislature failed to pass key measures and vows an extra session. He targets anti graft and taxation reforms for sleeping car committees, plus changes to passenger fare taxation and inheritance tax law per the state tax commission’s guidance.
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Lansing
Mich
Peninsular
State Tax Commission
Allied troops to leave Pekin as transfer of city admin begins
At a June meeting generals of allied forces decided Pekin administration would be handed to civil officials during June. Count Von Waldersee and staff will depart Pekin tomorrow, with two special trains daily to Taku. German baggage including carts and tables is cleared as the British farewell ceremonies proceed. American officers attend to honor the British send off.
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Pekin
Ehilteary
Count von Waldersee
Wil
Taku
Balueht
Aimid
Fareavell
Dowie Returns to Earth.
Exclusive AP dispatch reports John Alexander Dowie addressing 5,000 supporters from the Auditor ium platform. He denounces authorities and the Roman Catholic Church, rails against newspapers, calls for divine governance, and claims prophecies fulfilled through his mission.
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Elijah, John the Baptist
Associated Press
Chicago
Elijah
John the Baptist
John
Micah
Mathew
Cod
Jesus
Peter
Moses
Eheems
John Alexander Thawle
Auditoriany
Alon
Mlakonis
Chienge
Cokie Dorie
Gad
Ly Coil
Ciod and
Powill
Unclear historical report from a strained wire copy
Filiations are garbled in this unreadable wire text with references to a Quavite organization and state delegates. Contents are fragmented and several proper names and events are not decipherable from the readable segments.
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Bartley
Pan
Republic
Quavite
Primary contests in Washington County draw sharp race
The primaries were the most hotly contested in the county’s history with minority opposition mounting a strong challenge. Voters faced a tight field as candidates sought party nominations amid a charged political climate.
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Jim
Washington
Van
Washington County
Anounced unveiling of Aianarck mount delayed
Faclusive Wire reports from The Associated Presa Molin that the unveiling originally planned for tomorrow will be postponed due to the death of Count Wilhelm Boontok. The new date has not been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molin
Tomernyw
Pondewig
Wilhelm Boontok
Dinie Bn
Emperor's Sympathy Report From Berlin Mystery Note
A cryptic telegraph from Berlin reports a figure named Willein Von Bivmaoeh connected to a domestic affair. The message mentions a husband and a desire for support or sympathy amid uncertain circumstances.
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Berlin
Dune
Eogenor Willian
Willein von
Trade in American Machinery Noted by Nantes Consul
Consul Gettan of Nantes reports a growing trade in American machinery to Western France. Harvesting implements are popular, wagons and locomotives set records, while French buyers show strong demand for American mowers and choppers.
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Gettan
Nantes
United States
Tiseldige
Associated Briss
Washington
State Department
France
New England
Consul Covert
Lyons
Frortiers
State of Coal Trade Sees Prices and Stocking Up
A Philadelphia dispatch reports the coal trade entering the drill season with rising prices per ton for various qualities and a shift toward stocking up in anticipation of waterway demand. Merchants expect price changes to affect consumer costs as mines ship to tidewater and midstream buyers.
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Philadelphia
Waal
Coit
Tidewater
Uncertain OCR Summary of Transatlantic Mail Route
Fragmentary OCR text mentions New York Liverpool Queenstown and shipping origins or destinations. Names and places include New York, Liverpool, Queenstown, Nieuw York, and a reference to Cherbourg. Content is garbled with no clear event or dates.
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York
Hawt - Arvid
Craser Burien
Cherbourg
Lidathas Ly
Frontinea Ail Nations
Nieuw
Fire Flares Amid Waste Near Minneapolis St Paul Rail Yard
Exclusive wire report from The Associated Press describes a blaze in a rubbish view near the repels shop of the Cil tage Minneapolis and St Paul railroad at Rhud sol Wis tudes. Twenty six box cars were damaged along with four lanes of material and tacks as crews fought the flames.
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Iresm
Paul
Ciltage, Minneapolis and St. Paul
Rhudsol
Wis
Dostro
Hempale
Anik Tacks
Lve Iy Wbanat Smh
Impressive Services for Rev M D Babcock in Baltimore Music Hall
A large Baltimore audience attended a memorial service for Rev M D Babcock, former Erick Presbyterian pastor and Brown Memorial leader. Speakers including Johns Hopkins President Gilman and Princeton’s Patten reflected on his interdenominational spirit and memory church fundraising efforts.
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Babcock Memory Church
Brown Memorial
Babrorik
D.C. Gilman
Johns Hopkins University
R. L. Patten
Princeton University
Did
P Gacher
Woemens College
Baltimore
Ol Wer Hueckel
Lalaws
A. Powell
Rathi Adolph Guttmacher
Guttmacher
Rabeack
Palten
Short Work With The Revolution
Kingston Jamaica reports the San Domingo revolution crushed at its inception. Prominent rebels shot or imprisoned, including a son of the late President Herenux alleged as leader. La Plata notes little cargo from Colombian ports due to heavy export duties.
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Kingston
Jamaica
San Domingo
Herenux
la Plata
Pan American Exposition Opens Exhibits as Weather Shifts
Buffalo June 2 The Pan American exposition buildings opened today with the midways and government structures closed to the public until 1 pm. A morning sun gave way to hail and thunder, then sunshine at Poi. Rain fell heavily at four, then cleared and cooled. Organist W P Stanley gave a recital in the temple of music as few exhibit cars were readied for bonding and installation nears completion. Intercollegiate games at the stadium Tuesday will dedicate the group for athletic events with many college entrants noted.
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Buffalo
Bop
Poa
Temple of Music
W. P. Stanley
Brooklyn
Frank
James A Herne Dead Veteran Actor and Playwright
New York city mourns the death of James A Herne famed actor and playwright. He died at his home after an eight week illness of acute bronchitis and pneumonia with his family at his bedside. Born in Tras, N.Y., Herne had a prosperous career and had recently been in Chicago before returning home. The funeral arrangements are pending as officials decide on details.
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New York
Joe
James A. Herne
Celly
Herne
Chicago
Say Harbor
Dave
Excisive Wire Report On A Close 20-Round Bout
The match ended after twenty rounds with Mike Javette defeating his opponent in a tightly contested battle. Observers from New Yvette Vourestowie Pittelidind and others watched as the bout unfolded with cautious strategy and disciplined defense throughout.
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Preas
Youngatin
Olio
Dann
Newasthe
Mike Javette
New
Local notice fragment on district attributes and officials
Fragmentary OCR from a local notice mentions district attributes and named officials including Gopal SVE OF and Joel Pitt. Details are unclear due to garbled text. appears to reference township and distribution aspects within a county or municipality.
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Seston
Catele
Neti
Doelabi
Fonn
Towteliip
Goa
Joel Pitt
Dlobiosem Towpshiy
Gopal Sve
Torpedo Boat Arrives to Restore Order in Corunna
The torpedo boat destroyer Rudaz with Marines reaches Corunna to quell riots after violent clashes with gendarmes. Two rioters died from injuries and the houses of workers are draped in mourning. Anarchists linked to Marseille reports were arrested here but released for lack of proof.
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Rudaz
Mar
Andioind
Madrid
Jive 2
Ais
Corunha
Auda
Corunna
Crape
Marseilles
Weather Outlook and Local Affairs Stir Headlines
The morning brief reports fair and warmer weather. A flurry of items mentions anarchists in Spain and troop withdrawals in Doha. Local notes include municipal matters, court cases, and a machinists strike with labor updates and hourly details.
Five Large Cracks in Butte City Cause Alarm
The Ascociated Pires reports five earth cracks in Butte Montana with the largest on West Helena Street widening to twelve inches. Cracks appear west of Main street and north of Broadway, shifting up to a foot, disrupting gas and water lines and troubling residents. City Engineer Rickenbach notes ongoing ground movement and unknown cause.
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Hutie
Mont
Butte
Ely
Marka
Senator McLaurin May Resign to Name Successor
A Bennettsville dispatch reports strong talk that Senator McLaurin will resign before Congress reconvenes in December and urge Governor McAweeney to appoint his successor. The likely appointee would share McLaurin’s Democratic views and campaign on the hustings to maintain party alignment. There is also word of a daily morning paper in Columbia with a South Carolinian editor from Richmond to reflect McLaurin’s views.
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Charleston
Scl
Observer
Bennettsville
35. C
McLaurin
Congress
Mel
McAweeney
Mesars
Bryan
Tilman
Senate
Piryan
Tima
Columbia
Richmond
Melarin
Be achioive Wire from tie Vee iatod Pte
A court record details a fatal shooting involving a man named Walker near Mayville and a woman, with Logan fined and another party jailed. The report notes the suspect’s actions at the scene and the legal response to the incident.
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Owen Logan
Tiealee
Auiie
Dieasie Walker
Mayville
Legan
Mies Walker
Waller
Five Sailors Fatally Injured in Rig Sinking
Report from The Associated Press states five crewmen were fatally injured when the rig was sunk by a fast vessel near Findley, New York. The men aboard were on their way home, with Muh Waters and Miobaet Pith among the injured.
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Findley’s
Unclear source text in preformatted input
The readable fragment provides no coherent events, names, or places to summarize into a factual card. No discernible individuals or organizations are identifiable for a proper headline or summary.
Monument for Lincoln's Mother to be Erected in Spencer
A monument honoring the mother of Abraham Lincoln will be erected at Jingule City in Spencer County. The ceremony includes elaborate rites and will be attended by state officials and dignitaries.
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Abnalaias Limon
Jingule Ci
Spencer Commie
Uilinhals
Fragmented Wire Report From The Associated Paper
Vague, garbled text appears to be an Associated Press style wire report. Names and places are unreadable, with multiple misspellings and missing context. No clear events, dates, or outcomes can be identified from the readable fragments.
Unreadable OCR Record Summary
The readable fragments describe a historical dispute or trade matter in a city involving a company and a mineylnur abay, with dates and names obscured. Strong entities include a company of thin city and a Peumy Danii Boe family, with mentions of pay and day beet the here lily ye dons for Whe ued.
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Kachuedve
Coste
Trolley and Steam Cars In A Collision
A collision occurred between a trolley and a steam car on the United Traction line near McKeesport today injuring nine people. The injured include a child aged eight from Dinquesne with a head injury and contusions, Tony Jordan of McKeesport with facial contusions, James Smith of McKeesport bruised, Conductor Trwin Montgomery badly cut and bruised, and others with varying injuries. One passenger may be fatally harmed.
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Mekecosport
United Traction Voteway
Medeesport
Pelhevernen
Meiteesport
Teibes
Booths May Bury the Hatchet
Exclusive AP dispatch from Cleveland reports negotiations for reconciliation between General William Booth and Ballington Booth. The Volunte ers of America and related groups are reportedly to be dissolved as part of an impending transfer and reorganization within the Salvation Army.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Danler
TD Misard
Colonization and Social Settrement Department
Salvation Army
Witthing Booth
Ballington
Lave
Eschingedd
Dori
Volunteen
Aimerion
Atiae Et Clees Beri
Hazard
Ballingtom Booth
United States
Cunda
Volunteers of
Armerlca
Te Saebewation Army
Franklin Syndicate to Pay 6 Percent Dividend
New York June 2. The Franklin Syndicate authorized by judge Thomas to pay a 6 percent dividend on proven bonds. The Me Miller who was sentenced to ten years at hard labor in Sing Sing is mentioned in relation to the case. The dividend is to be paid on June 2, with gross receipts around seven million dollars.
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New York
Wotai FY Miller Alu Peer
Branklin
Miller
Sing Shai Prieon
Thomas
Brook Ion
Tee
Missing Ship Sighted Near New Cathe In Avatrddin
An exclusive wire reports a missing vessel Biwelh under Captain dewis is sighted near New Cathe Avatrddin. The crew and fate remain unknown as authorities track the Biwelh and investigate the strange signals from the Delian Mahal area. Local observers report unclear debris and potential distress calls.
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Meroe San
Dewis
Biwelh
New Cathe
Avatrddin
Agathe Sldge
Delian Mahal
Tony
Anil
Uncertain biographical notice from a damaged Meenfateak page
Fragmentary text presents a long list of names places and roles with many garbled phrases. It appears to reference a pastor or religious figure linked to multiple locations and events but specifics and coherence are unreadable. The piece seems to cover deaths appointments and community notices without clear details.
President McKinley Nears Endurance Trial as Wife Fights Illness
White House reports from June 2 indicate Mrs. McKinley’s condition worsened despite doctors’ consultations. President McKinley spent most of the day at his wife’s bedside, with limited improvement noted and renewed concerns over her recovery prospects. Judge Watson met the President during an afternoon outing, while medical staff remained hopeful yet cautious.
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White House
Washington
Menine
Kinley
Ter
Dre. Rixey
Rixen
McKinter
Judge Watson
Olbo
Dae Wiuch
McKinley
Winley
Vellueie Wits for Whe Asi yteal Wires in San Francisco
Fragmentary OCR text reports on a San Francisco area incident involving stolen wires. Details are unclear due to garbled words but mention of a city and possible theft or infrastructure impact appears. No clear dates, names, or organizations can be reliably identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fy Vellueie Wits
San Franesco
Duper
Announced Franco Haj Annexation Amid Mixed Signals
The report outlines a proposed annexation by France involving Haj Nan and surrounding regions, detailing the political maneuvering, allied stances, and potential implications for regional power dynamics. Key parties include PAL, Langs Latriules, and Bhionas Whugs with varied endorsements and objections.
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Pal
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