Resolution Adopts Appoint Col James M Bell Brigadier General
The article reports the adoption of a resolution recommending the appointment of Col James M Bell as a brigadier general in the Regular Army. It also notes bills related to the Lackawanna hospital becoming a state institution passing finally and various amendments and legislative actions including appropriations and public works, with Senate and House proceedings and upcoming sessions. The text includes mixed parliamentary chatter, committee references, and procedural details from a congressional setting.
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James M. Bell
Lackawanna Hospital
Tia
Corby
Weller
Bedford
Horonehs
Tstechiss
ARES
Stites
Janes M
Iwermey Seventh Regiment
Baptists Advise Missionary Society on Chapel Request
Exclusive wire dispatch from Washington reports the state department received a request related to a Baptist chapel project. The U S Mintetwi Hisay and Pethonutis were cited as authorities, with the American Baptist Missionary Society noted as advised in the proceedings regarding the historic chapel proposal.
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Washington
Jupe Ata
Mullah Expedition Draws Heavy Fighting May Twenty Three
British forces led by Colonel Swayne advance toward the Mullah base as heavy fighting erupts on May 23. The attacker claims capture of cattle and casualties while MacNeill's column guards Zuriba and Aariba as the Mullah's forces strike thrice, leaving Arriba with casualties and the Mullah isolated from his base.
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London
Qanathiey
Dpe Daewe
Swayne
Tetib Noe
MacNeil
Guand
Fir Caphair MacNeil
Bettish da Arriba
Molineux Asks For A New Trial
The Court of Appeals today heard the brief argument for a new trial for Roland B. Molineux, a New York clubman and chemist, convicted of polt, with death penalty sought for Katherine J. Adame in December 1898. Judges Heard arguments as defense and prosecution presented their positions, with the court preparing to consider questions that could lead to a reconsideration of the case.
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Rutvala
Court of Appeals
Roland BL Molineusx
New York
Polteniine
Katherine J. Adame
Threy Cornish
Athletic Spears
Parker
Wait
Bartlet
Gras
O' Brien
Haight and Wernen
Campisel
United States
David Theaimett Pi
Jelay
Hill
Tahour Hier
Aid
Ght
Milburn
Cheorge Cordon Battle
Privtow Sr. Weeks
Molineux
Grenerat Molineux
David N. Carvalho
Henry C. Pairnett
Bering
Tweeloek
Loveloek
Abe’s condition improves after long illness
An Associated Press report from Washington notes Abe’s health showing steady improvement after a lengthy illness. Family friends report Abe has regained some strength and is expected to stay under care for a period of time.
Franchises and Pacts Condemned in City Debate
In Philadelphia a group of citizens orators denounces recent franchise legislation and pacts as harmful. They condemn the streetcar plan and powers granted to the city, urging repeal and questioning legality and morality amid local unrest.
Fragmentary note hints at a domestic incident and damage
A garbled OCR passage suggests a domestic scene with a yard, a person named Bettie, and a tense confrontation. Readable elements indicate someone speaking or reacting amid a doorway and garden area, with references to a building and emotional disturbance. Details are unclear due to text corruption.
Guilty Verdict Reported in Maine Jury Trial
A jury in Portland returns a verdict after two hours of deliberation in a high profile tauder case. The defendant, Van Grain, faces a possible sentence as the court prepares to announce the outcome. Local authorities and press coverage note the significance for Maine’s legal landscape amid broader public interest.
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Portland
Abita
Hite
Maine
Enusive Wire Report On Transatlantic Ship Arrivals
A misspelled wire dispatch lists arrivals and sailings including ships to Antwerp Liverpool Bremen and New York. It cites passengers and cargo movements with unclear destinations and names, reflecting a chaotic wartime or early modern travel update from The Associated Press.
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Associated Presa
New York
Sinderkaind
Antwerp
Movie
Liverpool
Jeanman
Lily
Bremen
Luiphon Breuwn
Kooulgou Luis
Barbarcaen O
Bren
En Vouk
Peowle Motor
Pasil Whoslun
Boulogue
Hotterdam
Agreements of Ministers Move Toward End of Indemnity Talks
Exclusive AP cable from Washington notes that foreign ministers plan to finalize the indemnity agreement known as the American British or British American plan. Officials hope negotiations close this week, with possible minor changes and continued consultation on troop withdrawals and trade issues.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Tckhihl Tn Peli
Ehofi
Russia
Hhapan
Saul
Strange Tale of Uganda Park Proposal Sparks Debate
An old report describes a plan by Sir Phares and an unnamed commissioner to establish a conservation area in Uganda. The piece cites a photomap and claims a vast stock of wildlife including elephants and rhinoceroses, with concerns about hunting and preservation, highlighting tensions over landmark designation and park management.
Machinists Strikes Settle In Chicago Plants
Chicago’s machinists strike ends after three week stoppage affecting about seventy plants. Settlements reimburse workers and restore operations. workers return to five shops tomorrow under new terms. Original 20 million area impact narrows to 1800 still out of work.
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Stelkers
Tigvat
Geienmil Stelke Af
Todor
Wan
Cleembneehiouie
Wheel to San Francisco Exclusive Wire Report
An obscure wire dispatch describes wheels moving toward San Francisco with plans to arrive by a late Friday. The report mentions Chicago as a transit point and hints at a staged daily rollout, with a target by Novi DieXoaus to reveal the full operation.
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Yoleda
Dune
Bidward Miller
Chicago
Vriday
San
Jennings to Play with Baltimore in Major League Row
Baltimore manager John McShaw says Jennings will be used at first base if the ban on his play is lifted. He claims Baltimore has the right to restrict his participation and threatens to seek restraining action if interference continues. Keanodies has sent letters to President Johnson and Connie Mack outlining Baltimore's elimination of Jennings from the schedule.
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Mobilite Tres
Baltimore
Dye
John Mcshaw
Baltimore Ameren Toate
Piagh Jennings
Jennings
Me McGun
Doh Devi
Ammerican League
Keaiodies
Johnson
Connie Mick
Philadelphia
Will Investigate Exporters Prices
The Interstate Commerce Commission adopts a general inquiry by circular letters into why American exporters charge lower prices abroad for similar goods than at home. The secretary was directed to draft a letter asking business interests for frank statements on expanding foreign sales and pricing practices.
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Drea
Washington
Tower Police
Ambition of Rhodes Speech in Bulawayo Sparks Rhodesia Federation Talk
The Rhodesian premier Rhodes addressed a Bulawayo assembly predicting a federation of South African states within three or four years. He praised Rhodesians and Natalites, warned of political lashings, and faulted opposition for rejecting unity while urging restraint and order.
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Mesa
Cape
Dane
Ceell
Bulawayne
Rhodesia
Ume
Ole
Ube
Pew Toloney
Hoodes
Strike on Canadian Pacific Ends in Long Strike Action
More than 3,000 track workers walk out demanding higher pay and safer conditions. The disruption halts railway operations at several yards as talks stall, with union leadership stating the walkout will continue until wage and benefit demands are met.
Reverse of the Rifles at Cape Colony Scene
Fragmentary text describes a reverse of rifles and related activity near Cape Colony. Mentions South Africa region, Murtrayshurs, and Hewtsen’s alii at Sreenhoelaprude with references to Pyne Loderddya and Solmeeger's cant Wana. Detail unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Loderddya
Thie LY
Dtaethetiens
Betordia
Pede Hewtsen
Alii
Sreenhoelaprude
Amme B. Ste
South
Attlew
Solmeeger
Murtrayshurs
Cape Colony
Foulein
Put Out by Handler Exclusive Wire From The Associated
An exclusive wire report from The Associated Prom Teenton details a notable event involving New Nath where a handler faces campaign pressure and a public response. The piece notes local figures and venues, including Cape and Sewoek, with implications for broader cooperation and sporting or club activities.
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Prom Teenton
Biairahan
New Nath
Aubtebho Clube Cape
Amar
Sewoek
Barker at the Bar In Arlington Court Case Draws Clergy
In Newark Arlington a high profile assault case features Thomas Barker and his wife with Rev Tol Keller of Trinity Chapel testifying. Prosecution presents photographs and witness testimony linking Barker to the shooting, while Barker’s defense contends jury selection and legal questions. The courtroom draws many clergy and lay supporters from the Newark Episcopal Diocese as proceedings proceed.
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Newark Episcopal Diocese
New York
Thomas, Phorker
Triad
Tol Keller
Arington
Nowk
Keller Oi
Trinity Chapel
Arlington
Barker
Tiavd
Hfmg
Keller
Wi Freiends
Mar Keller
Iris Belle Me
Mes. Barker
Molloy
Tust Oiaine
Comek
L Atelock
Jodas
Dheawa
Harker
Bethe
Wetler
Loutee
Winkle
Choi
Anetter Pita
Barkey
Local Rain Forecast Brings Skies Somewhat Unsettled
Weather indications today point to local rains. The report highlights chances of showers across areas, with northwest to northeast winds. Officials note changes in standings of committees and labor groups at key sites, including Scranton, as preparations and advertisements continue.
Metropolitan Thank Offering Movement at New York meeting
Traclusive Wire reports a Tie Assuriated Press dispatch about a city meeting supporting the Metropolitan Thank Offering Movement. The drive aims to raise funds for Methodist work, with a $20,000,000 national goal and $1,000,000 for the local city. Subscriptions pledged include $2000 and $250,000 for related institutions, plus $700,000 for church debts and $10,000 for a children’s home in Dateless Fer.
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New York
Dune
Auiss
Cites
Methodist
New York City
Conference Ofiaviewets’ Coundi
Hinist
Wisslon
Manphittan
Hristopher
Doris
PORTO RICO WILL OBSERVE THE 4TH
Washington June 17 Exclusive wire report from The Associated press states Secretary Eloy will announce a proclamation observing the Fourth of July. The notice, issued after negotiations with Porto Rico authorities, sets terms for a celebration and indicates a delay in selecting a formal date until Congress acts.
Fort Fort Strike and the Wilkes Fire Riot
A fragmentary report describes a strike in Fort Forty Fort amid chaotic events. Details are obscured by garbled OCR but indicate workers clashed with authorities, with references to Wilkes and a plant or mine, and confrontations over interference. No clear outcome or dates are readable.
Unclear Wire Copy With Jumbled Names
A garbled wire report from The Associated Press mentions various proper nouns and places in a jumbled sequence. The legible bits reference a poll, a factory or city context, and possible deaths or events, but the text is too distorted to extract coherent facts or determine a clear outcome or entities.
Unclear source text but mentions names and places
The fragmentary text references several proper nouns and places such as Kadeaire Wine Vie Ascaniated Mons and WEN Wale SUR with scattered phrases about individuals and locations. The content appears incoherent and lacks a clear news event or outcome to summarize.
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Kadeaire Wine
Vie Ascaniated Mons
Wen Wale
Sur
Phir
Seth Tee
Bowie
Vaomatriee Hae BR ORS Aaaeceiabid PNteeaditee galls
The text appears jumbled with fragmented phrases and no clear event. Readable elements mention Avraih Viens and a beaver CQ, but the overall meaning is obscured. No coherent individuals, organizations, or dates emerge to form a reliable summary.
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Vaomatriee
Sappetlnet Besiente
Exclusive Wire: Mutitia Heevye Purchase Leads to Monthly Fee
An exclusive wire report from Vly Assivtnd Pinew Washington notes BF silae Newel of Mutitia Heevye arranging a sale. Aamireal Maye agrees to a pinea bednas costing four dollars monthly.
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Vly
Unclear historical note on hotel and names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and a hotel setting but lacks clear events, dates, or locations to form a coherent news item. Entities are unreadable. no identifiable actions or outcomes to summarize reliably.
Case Dismissed by Ruling of Arbitrator Pioda
The commission, including Minister Mindat of Switzerland and Mr. Gage, American Commissioner, agreed that Chilean damages were not caused by unjustifiable U S actions. The panel found U S and Chilean authorities responsible for certain measures, with rulings on compensation and the overall tally of cases against Chile and the United States.
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Pioda
Switzerland
Mr. Gage
Dresents
United States
Washington
Senin Veto Steamship Corptne
Cheehain
Mindat
Switverhind
Aerio Ar
Viranioof Chill
Vlbssontet
Commission
Satidpees
Wrenschen
Chile
Cheriton
Sat
Federation of Zionists Meeting in New York
A fragmentary report describes a Zionist federation gathering in New York with attendees including notable figures such as Dr. Stephen S. Wise and others. The text references organizational leaders and affiliations, noting ceremonial or deliberative actions within the anti missing context.
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New York
Newe York
Wats
Herbert Seer
Hotorics Teasager
Bein Matris
No Bills Against Hubbell In May Byes Near Clewell
Fragmented OCR text mentions Hubbell and Clewell area with unclear names and dates. It references a legal or civic action in May, with mentions of byes or decisions near Clewelaned, and possible involvement of individuals such as Lannie, Lire Witte, Ebabhell, and Patty Wisbidange.
Unreadable OCR fragment references varied places and names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions multiple places and people in a jumble. The readable items include floating terms like Malpas Cape Spain and Merwinde, but no coherent event or clear facts emerge for a fuller summary. No identifiable date or outcome is present.
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Ashing
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Chiaki
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Todd
Jessie Morrison
Mr. Pingree
Stingon
Moston
Medio Mio
Sofon
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Heelies
Aspen
Federation OF Zionists
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Miogis
Hubbell
Tom L. Johnson
Buite
Fay
Ambet
Iker
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Thor
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Washigton
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