McKinley Visit to South Hadley and Mt Tom Trip
President McKinley and party receive a hearty welcome at South Hadley delightful crowds fill the streets. They attend church services at Second Congregational and plan a the Mt Holyoke visit with a parade at Smith College and a climb to Mt Tom. Grace McKinley appears in cap and gown as townspeople greet the president and Mrs. McKinley with handshakes and smiles.
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Whiting
Taneh
Palace Electric
Fimaunnon
Trobley
Booth Hadley
Mt. Tolyoke College
McKinley
South Hadley
Uttle College
Roger Waloett
Grace McKinley
Tretty
Bhen
Mead
Jacobus
Mortford
Lal
Smith
Whith
Misa Grace McKinley
Halyoke
Somorton
Northampton
McKintey
Captain Williams
Tom
Seniors of Mt Holyoke present A Midsummer Night's Dream
At five o'clock the party arrives in South Hadley for an outdoor performance of A Midsummer Night's Dream by Mt Holyoke College seniors at Prospect Park in the grove. At eight o'clock the president attends the Glee Club concert in College Hall. Decorations line College street making a pretty view. few decorations adorn the college buildings.
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South Hadley
Strike for Nine Hours Hits Maryland Steel Workers
Two thousand marine department workers at Maryland Steel in Sparrow's Point plan to strike after seven days if nine hour workday and wage demands are not met. Five thousand workers are at stake across the company. Committees will present an ultimatum tomorrow morning as the strike warning spreads to other branches. The firm is constructing three torpedo destroyers, a navy steamer, two sailing colliers, an 180 foot tug, and a dry dock. a successful strike could disrupt ongoing projects and affect store access for workers.
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Balttimore
Marine Department
Marynand Steel Company
Sparrow's Point
Navy
New York and
New Haven Steamboat Company
Stee
Eqvetem” of
Impeachment Call Echoes From Sensational Atlanta Sermon
Dr. Jen Broughton, pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle, urged Atlanta’s city council to impeach Mayor James G. Woodward in a fiery sermon. He called the mayor a “confessed fumbler” and a “disgrace,” as about 2000 people cheered. The mayor dismissed the remarks as ridiculous and asked the public to suspend judgment.
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Atlanta,i
Jen. Broughton
Baptist Tabernacine
James G. Woodward
Atlanta
Broughton
Cit
Woodward
Dr. Broughton
Dreyfus Expected in Brest on Dreyfus Voyage
Despatch from Cape Verdes reports the French cruiser Sfax carrying Captain Dreyfus bound for Brest to face a new court martial. He is expected to arrive by Saturday and be landed at night. A special train will hasten his transfer to Rennes for the trial.
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Brest
Paris
Cape Verdes Islands
Sfax
Dreyfus
Renness
France
French Guiana
FixtoOffers 10000 For Fitzsimmons McCoy Bout
Otto Fioto manager of the Colorado Athletic organization confirms a Chicago report that a 10000 offer is made for a middleweight title bout between Bob Fitzsimmons and Kid McCoy. The match would weigh in at 18 pounds with plans to avoid delaying McCoy’s rematch with Choynski.
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Denver
Cal
Otto Fioto
Colorado Athletic Geeseration
Chicago
Bob Fitzsimmons
Kid Mecoy
Plate
McCoy-Choynski
Fitzsimmons
Motoy
Miners Victorious in Importation Standoff at Pittabunshan
June 1 report from Pittabunshan states striking coal miners halted Southern Negro importation by mine operators. Injunction hearings on blocking out-of-area miners postponed to June 9. Miners claim incoming workers are criminals and disease carriers posing public health threats.
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Pittabunshan
Platen
Chicago Firm Plans Electric Vehicle Transport System
The Wines Electric Vehicle Transportation company aims to start operating in Chicago within a month. It reports no authorized capital of $20.00.00 and will run its works from the Grant locomotive plant shops, recently purchased and fitted for use.
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Chicago
Eleectric Vehicle Transportation Company
Grant Locomotive Pliant
Twelfth Meeting of Homeopathic Ophthalmological Society Opens
The twelfth meeting of the American Homeopathic Ophthalmological Society opens tomorrow with three to four hundred members expected. The convention runs through Batunidluy.
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Ashiwithay
Woligicon Society
Fast Trotter Dies in Rondville Massachusetts
The fastest trotter bred in New England, died last night in Rondville Massachusetts. Owned by J Malcolm Forbes of Milton, the horse Nico with registration 20814 led speed trials and was named the premier t roter in the region.
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Rondville
Mas
Nico
New England
J. Malcolm Forbes
Mu- Ton
Deaths of a Day Collage Grove Gre June 1
Ex Senator Benjamin E K Harding dies in June 1 obituary note. Elected to the United States Senate in 1842 to fill the unexpired Baker term. Born in Pennsylvania in 1806. Also Joseph Borke Wits, pioneer businessman of Altoonna, dies of heart failure aged 77, with early Alton business roots in 16.
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Collage Grove
Gre
Benjamin EK
Harding
United States
Baker
Peonsylvania
Altoom
Joseph Borkewits
Altoonna
Distribution Difficulties Highlight Cuban Army Pay Controversy
Reporting from Havana on June 18, Governor General Brooke and General Gomez discuss distributing the US relief funds to Cuban soldiers. Many names on rolls are questioned for eligibility, while others missing or fraudulent delay payments totaling about 3 million dollars. Remedios sees over five thousand soldiers awaiting payment, with reports of debt and mislisted individuals.
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Brooke
Gomez
Remedios
Havana
Maoxino Gower
Ag Povernor
Gomex
Prooke
United States
Wafe
Militars Assembly
Rafferty
Everal
Benito Hernandes
Cardeaux
Mayato
Monsignor Santander Y F Prutes
Paula
Stiff Fight With Bandits Near Mancanile
A force of bandits raided Guame near Mancanile, Cuba, on Thursday. A detachment of gendarmerie attacked but was repulsed, seven guards killed and several wounded. The bandits withdrew toward Tunos with cavalry in pursuit. General Rabl urged surrender of arms and acceptance of U S terms, with officials praising his stance.
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Santiago de Cuba
Guame
Mancanile
Tunos
Rabl
Boyamo
Sanchez
United States
No Increase of Tax on Wheels in Berlin Amid Treaty Limits
Berlin reports a semi official note saying no tax reduction on bicycles is possible due to commercial treaties with America, Rocha and Italy excluding such changes. The statement underscores treaty constraints affecting local fiscal policy and bicycle pricing.
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Berlin
Heroic Railroad Worker Killed Saving Woman in Cleveland
Blase Patrie a railroad section hand died while trying to save Mrs. Jennie Price who fell on the Lake Shore tracks near Gordon Park. Both were struck as the train passed. Mrs Price lost an arm and leg and suffered skull fracture while Patrie was fatally injured. The woman remained conscious briefly but physicians report both men’s injuries as grave.
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Cleveland
Patric
Jennie Price
Webster Street
Lake Shore
Gordon Park
Patrie
Suburban Handicap at Sheepland Park
The Suburban Handicap was won at Sheepland Park by Nate Turner aboard Hualastar, the favorite faltered with Bannockburn second and Warrenton third while Danny Maher faced a $200 fine for abusing his mount. The winner paid 6 to 1 in a light crowd, with a final time around 208 4.5.
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New York
Suburien Handling
Sheepeland
Inp
Hualastar
Bannockburn
Warrenton
Danny Maher
Bunastar
Hideon
Nate Turner
Disabled Steamer Tows Vessel Toward New Castle
It is learned the Taulane tows the Mendled British steamer Perthshire to the port. The Perthshire sailed April 26 from NSW for Pluff and was found 40 miles east of Sydney with a broken tail shaft. She had been drifting since then as tugs searched for her.
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New Castle
N.S. W
Wallace
Gees Nsw
Bydney
Election in Hawaii Delayed by Presidential Order
Vancouver June 18. President McKinley directs that the general election for the republic of Hawaii, set for the last Wednesday in September, shall not be held. Native officers whose terms expire before new legislation is enacted by Congress will remain in office at the president's pleasure.
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Vancouver
Boc
Honolulu
McKinley
Republic of Hawaii
Gasoline Explosion Destroys Home in Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 18 a gasoline blast leveled the front of Abraham Kohn’s brick house at 2 Wadworth street. Kohn his wife and child were hospitalized with severe burns. The infant’s condition was reported as critical and the husband likely fatally burned. the wife had been cleaning garments with gasoline and left the container uncovered inside the home.
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Cleveland
Abraham Kohn
Wadaworth Street
Kohn
Train robber's sentence in Sedalia case
Sedalia Missouri June 18. James Stubblefield found guilty of robbing a Missouri Pacific express train near Sedalia in November last. The jury fixed his punishment at ten years in the state penitentiary. Trial of alleged accomplice Joseph I West will begin. Stubblefield was employed as conductor and was an engineer.
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Sedalia
James Stubblefield
Missouri Pacific
Here
Stubblefeld
State Penitentiary
Joseph I West
Stubblefield
Tragic drowning near Galveston during bathing outing
In Galveston Texas on June 1 a party of thirteen youths in the water were swept out by an undercurrent. Thirteen-year-old Marian Howard and ten-year-old Reno Lauderdale were among those drowned.
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Galveston
Tex
Broadway
Marian Howard
Reno Lauderdale
Bohemian Picnic Tragedy Near Cleveland Inquest Begun
At a bohemian picnic near Cleveland on June II, a man named Frovik Gajurit was shot through the head and killed instantly. Police have yet to identify the shooter, and no suspect has been named.
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Cleveland
City
Lmit
Frovik Gajurit
World War II era casualty list from Manila and Zapote
Major General Otley reports a May to June column of deaths and injuries among U S troops. Names include private Charles Gamble and private George Schulte of the Twenty third and private William Gray of the Twentieth infantry, with several other soldiers from the Ninth and Fourteenth artillery and Fleet units. Report notes additional five men killed at Zapote June 1 and various injuries described as light to severe.
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Washington
Otto
Manila
Charles Gamble
Twentythird Infantry
Ith
George Marshall
Twelfth Infantry
Marck FD
Mynott
Ninth Artillery
John F. Hrannen
Fourteenth Infantry
George Schulte
Charlies W
Demonstration Planned as Cleveland Street Strike Grows
Cleveland strikers prepare a large protest as 10 000 workers expected to march to city hall. They push for a new ordinance requiring 20 days experience for motormen and urge Mayor Farley to curb police protection of the Big Consolidated company. Debs calls for socialist ticket votes.
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Debs
Trosteed
Cleveland
Fathor Willalso
Miyor Farley
Weather and Sports Roundup From Early Morning News
The morning issue reports weather indications and multiple baseball games, plus political crisis news in the General-Prench cabinet and presidential party moves in Mareachusetts. It notes pay difficulties for Cuban soldiers, a local-building trades trip inauguration, and rounds up local court procedures and community notices.
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Prench
Mareachusetts
Cleveland
Trouble at Old Forge In A Late Night Stabbing
A telephone call to police headquarters from Old Forge requested an officer to arrest a Polvader who stabbed a neighbor during a heated dispute. They sought Scranton assistance as they worried the emetable refused to arrest him and to deputize a local to the task.
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Old Forge
Scranton
Seren Ridgeway
Lone One
Died Under the Faith Cure in Newark Home
William Cowan of 4 North Fifth Street Newark died at his home on Frida night after two years of illness. His wife, a believer in Christian Science, urged prayer and attendance at the First Church of Christian Science. Det Henry Clark signed the death certificate after physicians had given up on him. Cowan’s widow maintains faith in the Science cure despite the death.
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New York
William Dowan
North Fifth Street
Newark
First Church of Christian Science
Belleville
Evenues
Susan Sehenek
Henry Clark
Gargeon
Washington
Cowan
Negro desperado surrounded in Calumet swamp
New Orleans reports Louis Guidry, a negro outlaw, cornered in a swamp behind Calumet plantation in St Mary parish. A previous attempt to arrest him ended with Constable Bernier killed and a bystander wounded. A large posse tracks Guidry as he remains in the swamps.
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New Orleans
Louis Guidry
Calumet Plantation
St. Mary
Guidry
Henry Crock
Berwick
John Bernier
Patterson
Guldry
Bernaver
Calumet
Missionaries Murdered During Escape in Neuneawei Province
Report from Shanghai states that missionaries Rev. Chr. Dips, Mise Sears, and two others with three native converts were killed while fleeing. The party was under protection and escorted toward Kien Ning Fu but murdered en route. The church was damaged as natives attacked. British consul pursuing aid amid flooding. Mrs Phillips, Mr Phillips, and Miss Sears survived the voyage or escape. a nurse caring for a child remained safe.
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Ehina
Wdudhy
Hong Kong
Chr
Dips
Mie Iillips
Mise Sears
Church Missiotary Society
Rat
Phillips
Mise Biers
Sears
Australia
Phillipa
Tneane
Belgium loosens ban on American meat cattle imports
Belgium's government issues a decree lifting the prohibition on importing American meat cattle and beef from the United States. The decree cites protectionist measures and allows importation under the terms of the 1887 decree, detailing landing and slaughtering locations.
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Washington
Wasson Hae
Belelin
Belin
Belglum
Tavat
America
Belgium
Powder Works Explode in Marin County Killing Four injuring several
A United States Smokeless Powder plant in Marin County blew up at 1 oclock in the afternoon. The blast killed Joseph Seccombe and four others while seriously injuring Ed Seccombe Edward Morriesey FY Hollenbeck foreman Josiah Farrell and Charles Welwter. Five tons of powder exploded wrecking six buildings and triggering a second blast with two bodies not yet found.
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Jon P Franciven
United States
Marin County
Oelock
Joseph Seccombe
Tle Son
Ed Seccombe
Edward Morriesey
FY Hollenbeck
Koaehwwr
Josiah Farrell
Charles Welwter
Fire disaster at Allen's wholesale grocery in Omaha
A June 15 fire at Allen's wholesale grocery in Omaha Nob caused an estimated loss of 115000. Firemen moving a powder magazine to safety detonated causing injuries to eleven firefighters including the chief, two seriously.
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Omaha
Nob
Allen
Rockefeller Stranded as Cottage City Grounds in Alaska Waters
Aground near Alaska waters, John D. Rockefeller and Captain J. J. Howley were aboard the steamer City from Floston and New York. News from the Beytte reports no serious injuries and hopes for a swift clearance amid excitement. Frank A. Wilcox of this city files for bankruptcy as general manager of the Pennsylvania Rubber works. creditors numbered, with liabilities at about 71,000. The case proceeds under protection of the Envelld Avenue Savings Bank in Cleveland.
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Soalthe
Beytte
Fom Bkaewsey
Avi Mumbotie
Aliskdir
John DD
Rockefeller
J. J. Howley
Yukon
Coligne
Floston
New York
Bowonte
Akron
Frank A. Wilcox
Penneylvania Rubber Works
Weie
Uabilitier
Newlat Hha
Envelld Avenue Bavings Bank
Cleveland
Lafayette Commencement Exercises in Easton
The Lafayette College commencement opened in Easton with a sermon in the chapel by Rev. George Heckman DD of Reading. President Warfield delivered the biocentennial sermon as seniors gathered for their farewell in Pardee Hall. principal speaker Willam Steans of Danville, class of 1897, addressed the graduates.
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Lafayette College
Coorge, Heckman
Li M
Reading
Warfield
Pardee Hall
Rew
Will Fam
Steans
Danville
Columbus Defeats Buffalo in Tense Game Ends with Arrests
In Buffalo on June 2 the Columbus team beat Buffalo by 1 point as both squads faced arrest for violating Sunday laws. Players were charged and held for appearance tomorrow.
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Buffalo
Columbus
Sinking of German steamer Arischwuof near Bremen
The German steamer Arischwuof and British steamer Mauritie collided near Bremen today. The Artehief sank with ten crew drowned.
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Bremen
Explosion at Farrell quarries claims life of Peter Cromley
In the Farrell quarries yesterday afternoon an explosion killed Peter Cromley and burned or badly burned several other workers. The remaining men are expected to recover from their injuries.
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Chester
Padune
Farrell Quarries
Peter Cromley
Townsend is Welcomed by King Leopold in Brussels
Brussels June 1 Lawrence Townsend the new United States minister to Belgium was received today by King Leopold in a formal audience at the royal palace. Townsend arrives amid ongoing postwar diplomacy as ties between Washington and Brussels expand.
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Brussels
Lawrence Townsend
United States
Belgium
Leopold
Shipping News From Southampton and Maine
Arrivals include Bre men from New York to Bremen and Friederich Ber Groepe sailing Bremen to New York. Maine reports arrival of La Champagne at New York.
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Southampton
Bremen
New York
Friederich Ber Groepe
Maine
la Champagne
Paris Cabinet Crisis Shapes Germs of Irritation Clash
In Paris the ex president may join efforts to curb irritations as ministerial talks pivot on Casimir Perier and possible socialist inclusion. Waldeck Rousseau pressure grows while Lepe, former police chief, and Le Plou, ex premiers, weigh cabinet options amid a persistent crisis.
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Toubet
M. Cesimer Perier
Frater
M. Lowlot
M. Casimir Perier
Chamber of Depuis
M. Leploes
Parte M
Wahleck Roeseande
Consideritle Atticulty
M. Lowbet
Oogotinoprotahia
M.waldeck Hougeeau
Ministry of War
M. Casimir Persor
Chesimir Persor
M. Waldeck Rouseeau
Ths
Republican Union
Jehimeeit
Kik
Hement Pallieres
Senate
M. Loubet
Seoeres
Alexander Milleramd
Buchvist
M. Waldeck Rousseau
Purvis
Loubet
Woman In a Fender Incident Near Midian Beach
A bicyclist named Marthe Young of Rockiva escaped injury when a Midland Railroad passenger car struck her rear wheel near the tracks between Midian Beach and Grant City. The car, moving fast, stopped fifty feet later after passengers helped the rider to her feet.
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New York
Pwdbine
Grant City
Midian Beach
Midland Raiflroad
William Gibson
Boone
Wari
Heath
Mole Fwiesen
Tewie
Marthe Young
Rookiva
Monument at Samoa Honor to Fallen Allied Soldiers
Officers of Hut fah and Anrican forces decide to erect a joint memorial in Samoa to honor British and American soldiers killed in the recent conflicts. The memorial will display names on a single pole, commemorating both sides and marking the shared memory of the dead.
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Vanover
Bom
Port Clinton Chronicle Confusing Civil War Era Note
Fragmentary OCR summary notes Port Clinton and nearby areas, mentioning a figure or place called dillie Pietuliniga and an Erie model soldiers reference. It mentions a bay near Sandipay and a city home, but details are unclear and context is fragmented.
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Clinton
Dillie Pietuliniga
Feland
Erie
Chietlon
Bownd
Sandipay Bay
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