Transit Bills Passed Amid Contested Election Conflict
The Senate and House approved transit related measures by a 31 to 6 vote. The bill to pay election contest expenses for My Squier of Tunkhannock failed, while other appropriation bills advanced with debates on interest rates and public funding.
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Governor signs bill extending vote machine approval
Governor Stone signed Senate Bill for use of voting machines in elections. The measure directs adoption of vote counting devices with state and local approvals, while critics warn of cost and implementation across counties. The action follows Supreme Court stipulations on executive decisions and outlines anticipated funding and advertising for the reform.
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Supreme Court
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Unclear OCR fragment hints at civic or policy meeting
Fragmentary text mentions a convention or meeting this afternoon and references a compulsory wire and dual ownership system. Names and places are unreadable, leaving only general civic themes and policy language.
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Boltot
Dune
Iter
Tipu
Americans Honored at London Banquet by Commerce Delegates
London June 1 delegates of the New York chamber of commerce were feted at a London banquet. Speakers including Lord Lansdowne Morris Jessup and Mr Carnegie praised Anglo American friendship and forecast closer cooperation. The gathering urged peace and commerce as the path to mutual benefit amid hints of tariff talk and expanded shipping.
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United States
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New York
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McKinney
Bostom
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Mr Bryan Speaks at Jackson Democratic Club
The Jackson County Democratic club heard a talk by Mr Bryan on “The Outhook” criticizing the Supreme Court for a recent decision. He urged reform within the party, stressed organization and unity, and warned against conversion attempts by opposing factions.
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Fight for Loper on Trial in Hidden Conspiracy Case
Reporter notes Evelisive Wire detailing the defense in the Loper case. The trial concerns alleged conspiracies tied to a crime and a claim that evidence points to an active plot within the statutory period. The defense argues for dismissal or an exception under the law.
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Philadelphia
Vlehavel Looper
Ishier
Sioa
Tividtithons
Strike at Dayton Settlement Reached
Dayton officials settled a strike at the National Regather Works. The union agreed to terms, with four new dismissals noted. Around 200 workers are expected to return to work next Monday.
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Dayton
Nationael Reghater
Arnell Runs Amuck In Curious City Tale
A fragmented account describes Arnell acting wildly at a local venue. Names like Chetitoll Miya and Le de New appear in a puzzling sequence. The piece mentions arrests and a scene at a jamellon arch to end with a jail mention.
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Coumly
Final Effort of Miners Presses for House Action on Bills
Representatives from the anthracite coal counties urged to withhold support for the Capitol bill until action is taken on three miners bills in committee. The letters target Senate Mines and Mining Committee as miners push for early report and passage of House Bills 895, 216, and 217 with wage, weighing, and inspection provisions.
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Guthrie
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Trouble in Honolulu. Alien legal turmoil and pardons.
Exclusive report outlines lawyers Holaludu-chegwenial AL 8 Hantwell W A Biniewail M Valli sentenced for bribery involving Judge Humphreys. The defendants sought recusal and bias claims in affidavits. Aoley Smith faced perjury charges. all were pardoned by Acting Governor Cooper before imprisonment.
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Ban Pratedseo
Holaludu
Chegwenial AL
Hantwell
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M. Valli
Ubiniy Dasa
Humphreys di Tie
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Umaliat Aoley Smith
Adventider
Grand Jury
Hiovernay Cooper
Weather and local notes mix up morning news
A fragmented morning page lists weather shifts with showers and cooler air, plus several local items: resignations at churches and schools, civic meetings, trolley project labor, and educational contest notes. Names and places appear in scattered fashion.
Pick attack at Archbald mine leaves worker near death
David Thomas, nineteen, a driver at Archbold mine of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western, was struck on the head by a pick in a quarrel with laborer Thomasuske. Thomasuske fled but was captured, confessed striking, and jailed to await Thomas’s outcome. Thomas is in precarious condition under Dr Webb Olmstead.
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Thomasaske
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John Gyn
David Evans
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Harris
Thomas
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Burgess Griffiths
Archbald Mine
Tragic trolley collision claims local man
Anthony Pantin of 1019 Brook Street was killed when a inbound trolley car reversed and crushed him on Stone Avenue. The accident, witnessed by Puntion and others, led to the body being moved to the morgue and an immediate inquest with coroner Roberts and several jurors. Puntion, a married man with four children, lived on Brook Street and worked as a machinist.
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Piste Avenue
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Cear
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Roberts
TP Squier
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Engineer Fatally harms wife and daughter then commits suicide
Bricey, an engineer, fatally injured his wife and his young daughter while they slept before calmly walking into the street and meeting a neighbor. He then produced a weapon and took his own life in a public safety incident.
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Mrs McKinley’s Condition Reported Stable
An Associated Press bulletin from Washington states Mrs McKinley’s condition improved slightly this evening. Doctors report no dangerous changes and say she is resting comfortably as care continues.
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Washington
Cuban Muddle Delays Convention Message on US Relations
Secretary Root objects to the convention resolution but the delay in mail prevents proper delivery. Governor General Wood reports the issue may affect the fifteen delegates who supported the measure affecting relations with the United States. Washington's refusal to accept certain interpretations follows a dispute over amendments.
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Havana
Washington
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After the Dog Fighters Arrest in Abu Yu League
Agent Robert Wilson arrested Charles Matile, a well known man of color, on suspicion of aiding and abetting a dog fight. Magistrate Miter ordered a fine, with detectives and constables involved. The crowd dispersed as tensions rose and a man was reported wounded in the ensuing clash.
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Sato
Drowned Man Named John Miller Found in River
An accident drowning occurred in the Louisiana river near Oak Hill. Witness John Christ a thirteen year old boy saw the body and relations gave statements. The coroner ruled death accidental caused by slipping into the water.
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Aed My
John Miller
Thowe Street
Laokiwanna
Charkest Wiggins
Wilton Matin
Mitchhell
Deh Richards
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Squier
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John Christ
Gaa Hille
Conener Broterts
Incomplete Wire Report From Hutton Maine
A fragmentary exclusive wire note from Hutton Maine reports a notable event with unclear details and missing names. The brief mentions a period or time frame linked to a person or group but lacks concrete facts.
Weather Outlook for Washington Dine Day Thursday
The forecast calls for showers and conlir storms Thursday with likely thinder activity. Friday may bring cooler conditions and lighter winds with a chance of rain lingering into the evening.
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