Lusitania Struck Sea Reef At Newfoundland Shore
The steamer Lusitania, bound from Liverpool to Montreal with about 100 aboard, ran ashore near Seal's Cove Newfoundland in fog. Passengers in fear fought crew for boats. one lifeboat reportedly capsized with possible drownings, while others were rescued and taken to local fishermen's homes.
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St. Johns
Lusitania
Elder Dempster Company
Liverpool
Montreal
Cape Rave
Seal’s Cove
Cape
Orient Steam Navigation Company
Dempster
McMey
Dempster Line
Laird Bros
Ist
York machinists end strike after closed-door declaration
Exclusive wire reports the York union machinists ended their strike today behind closed doors with no formal statement. It is believed the parties accused ten of late demands and may return to work as individuals once accepted by the others.
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York
Cleveland Transit Wage Increase For Conductors And Filomen
Exclusive AP report from Cleveland notes that the Little Consolidated Company led by Senator Maria will raise wages for all conductors and fellow workers who have served one year or more. The exact figures and effective date are not yet released.
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Cleveland
Cleveland City Railway Company
Betner
The
Little Consolidated Company
Maria
Fmelormen
T Ie Company
Dore
Governor Nominates Willis Topham to Philadelphia Political Bureau
Wacksburg reports Governor Stone will send to the senate the nomination of Willis Topham of Gronmantown Philadelphia for director of the political bureau in Philadelphia for the term of one year.
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Wacksburg
Stone
Senate
Willis Topham
Gronmantown
Philadelphia
Mliopl
Yale Commencement Highlights Endowment Drive Progress
Yale University held its 199th commencement in pleasant weather as President Hadley spoke on curriculum changes and university improvements funded by recent gifts. Ninety-six graduates received degrees plus several honorary doctorates including W M Pynes, J M Taylor, H P Beach, and Gifford Pinchot. The ceremony also marked completion of the bicentennial fund drive with substantial gifts from notable benefactors and an expected total endowment of 1.5 million dollars, with further large gifts anticipated from family donors and estates.
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Mresa
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Hadley
W. M. Py F Paunes
Brown University
J. M. Taylor
Vassar College
Harlan P. Beach
Yale
William J. Dodge
Theodore Tl. Devinne
New York
James Hougtelling
Chicazo
St. Andrews Brotherhood
Mepiscopal Church
Gifford Pinchot
Division of Forestry
Department of Agriculture
Washington
F. G. Newlandy
Congress
Nevada
Elmer J. Simney
University of Wyonne
Felomis
Het. Poni
C.D. Borden
Frederick Vanderbilt
James
Shelps Spokes
Bathdine
Charles
Edward Harkness
Pitt
Dennings
George Bliss
Senator Scott Named President Pro Tem in Senate Caucus
The Republican senatorial caucus in Harrisburg nominates Senator John M. Scott of Philadelphia as president pro tem for the next Senate. With 26 present, Scott is the sole candidate, and Lovett is chosen unanimously for the aide post. The committee includes Snyder Chester Keyser Philadelphia Matson MeeKeun Sproul Chester Heldelbaugh Lancaster Ware Philadelphia Stewart Franklin Fisher Indiana Stineman Cambria.
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Associated Brass
Harrisburg
John M. Scott
Philadllphia
Senate
Twenny
Quay Republicans
Melee
Magee
Grady
Philadelphia
Vaughan
Jackawanna
Mir Scott
Snyvdey
Ma. Lovett
Snyder
Chester
Keyser
Matson
MeeKeun
Sproul
Heldelbaugh
Liancaster
Ware
Stewart
Franklin
Fisher
Indiana
Stineman
Cambrila
Glaser Performs Desperate Jump Into Susquehanna River
Glaser, a traveling salesman from Wheeling for the Blowd Brothers Wobsceo company, leapt from Market Street Bridge into the Susquehanna River in Williamsport on June 26. He struggled as bystanders, including several young men, came to assist. temporary relief followed but the motive appears linked to a failed attempt to take his own life.
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Williamsport
M4a
Glaser
Miitshing
Blowd Brothers’ Wobsceo Company
Wheeling
Susquehnana
Glawe
Transatlantic Sails Report From Bremen To New York
Fragmented OCR notes show a ship routing report with arrivals and departures. It references ports in Bremen, Liverpool, Cherbourg, and Southampton and mentions staunch connections to New York and Queenstown service.
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Sow York
Dove
Kensington
Annwe
Bathoroea
Bremen
Bea
Uretagoe
Columbia
Manmnburg
Salled
Lowia
Southamplans
Teuharie
Liverpoal
Vaderland
Antwree Vie
Cherbourg
Southampton
Bit
Waal
New York
Saileiki Koenigwin Luts
Motterdain
Mugs
Ballyon
Queenstown
Servi
Liverpool
Navy Marine Drowns During River Maneuvers
Exclusive AP report from Philadelphia June 24 states Corporal Pramk Overly of Dalimon Ta a United States Marine attached to the V Yaokee in the League iniood navy sad drowned while attempting to swim the Veloraee river today. He was defeated with vimpe and wank.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pramk Overly
Dalimon
Vite States Marine
Yaokee
League Iniood Navy Sad
Deaths of a Day in Lehiah Valle Division Chief
Exclusive wire report notes the death of a Pennsylvania and New York division leader of Lehiah Valle at Lume to Punkhannock from illness starting last August. Mir. Keron, born 1891 in Maueoh Chunk, rose from apprentice to division superintendent and was widely known along the line. Funeral set for Saturday.
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Associated Pres
Tunkhaingk
Dane
Kaiser
Pennsylvania
New York
Lehiah Valle Nailed
Mir
Keron
Maueoh Chunk
Evach Boy
Three Killed in Wabash Train Wreck in Indiana
A westbound Wabash Limited derailed on an undermined trestle nine miles west of Peru Indiana at 12 30 AM. Sixteen dead and many injured, mostly Italian emigrants bound for Salt Lake City. Names and injuries list span New York Denver St Louis and Toledo passengers. Rescue efforts mobilized from Peru Logansport Lafayette and Danville as relief trains aided the wounded.
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New York
Associated
Presa
Peru
Ind
Wabash Limited
William Jetten
Iron Mountain Railway
John Ickes
Salt Lake City
William Catten
Iron Mounttain Railway
David Agnew
Green Oak
John O'Mara
Denver
Htalian
Niegla Polusu
Anna Tuber
St. Louis
Joseph Moxxa
Trinidad
Colo
Mercert Menger
Hilledate
Mich
Joseph Cruse
New York City
Joseph Crise
Teorge H. Milver
Dalton
Mwh
John F. Withiamson
Bowling Green O
Arma
Charles Lugenbuhl
West Hoboken
Nydy
Wilken
Lafayette
Walter Laid
Wabash
The
Hey
J. Mc Walsh
Logansport
Horne
del Derwinnis
Pittsburg
J. B. Wood
Mrewnel
Baggageman
Toledy N. WR
Sanders
Stonington
Mark ‘Taylor
Detroit
Toledo
Myer
William Cotten
Butler
Adams
Debrie
Ald
Ite
Loginsport
Danville
Breaker Burns at Delaware and Hudson Mine Wilkes-Barre
A June 26 report from Wilkes-Barre states the large No 2 breaker of the Delaware and Hudson mine caught fire, destroying the breaker and nearby buildings. Rescue operations saved most workers, but four men were feared dead until later found alive. about 650 workers were left idle, with losses around 100000 dollars.
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Wilkes-Barre
Delaware and Hudson Company
Cornelius Cannon
John Brake
Peter O'Donnell
Louis Dugdale
Weather Indications Today Local Rains Promised
The morning bulletin cites likely showers in the area with chances of light rainfall. No major flood alerts issued for Almtelda region and general weather updates are provided.
Railroad Wreck Kills Thirteen In Italyan Carriage Disaster
A train wreck near a culvert washed out the structure causing the collapse on the trestle. Thirteen Italians were killed with three fatally injured and eleven seriously hurt, while thirty one passengers were slightly bruised. One body identified, Fanny Mueht vie remains unlocated. Conductor Brownley uninjured.
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Dren
Brownley
St. Louis
Ramsey
Fanny Muehtvie
Prohibition State Convention Nominating Candidates at Harrisburg
Exclusive AP report from Harrisburg June 6 states the Prohibition State convention will meet to nominate candidates for state treasurer and Supreme Court judge. Possible justices include W. W. Lathrop Emmet Nichol and H. L. Robinson. Lee J. Grumbine is discussed as treasurer candidate. The gathering opens at Wolcott with welcome by Rev Silas Fallow and response by Homer L. Cassel. An oratorical contest was held tonight in the board of trade auditorium with college representatives competing for prizes. A district meeting is planned for Thursday with remarks by Oliver W. Stewart and H. L. Malton.
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Harrisburg
Prohibition
W. W. Lathrop
Scranton
Emmet (. Nichol
Wilkes-Barre
H.L. Robinson
Uniontown
Lee J. Grumbine
Lebanon
Wowelock
Blaze Chaairman Jones
Silas (. Fwallow
Homer L. Cassel
Pilsbury
Board of Rade
Diase
Nation
Oliver W. Stewart
Chitago
H. L. Malton
Pittsburg
Victim of Pan-American Ride Tragedy
A rider identified as Andrew Jones died after attempting to ride a wheel over a forty foot bend into a lake at Pan-American. The incident occurred June 5 during a public event, with details reported by Vie Associated Prona.
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Vie Associated Prona
Bullalo
Andrew Jones
Veddyide
Governor White Seeks Public Aid for Coal Field Flood Victims
West Virginia flood disaster widens with dozens of deaths and widespread property loss. Governor White says state aid will suffice for flood sufferers while coal fields remain in ruins and restoration may take months. More provisions and outside relief flow in as communications and tracks are repaired.
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White
Charleston
W. Va
Prbdice
Rowstome
Aindomie
Virginia
A. BR. White
Plow Trust Organized by Associated Wire
A new company named Plow Trust Incorporated was formed in Trenton on June 28 1910 with capital of 5000. The organization aims to support most plow companies in the United States through cooperative efforts and shared resources.
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Pxclidivne
Washington Weather Forecast Note
Unclear forecast for Washington with distorted terms likely indicating windy conditions and possibly rain. Readable fragments suggest a Friday update with northerly to westerly winds and low visibility in coastal areas.
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Tnstitution For Deaf and Pink
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Miller
Neely
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Associated Prem
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Joe Cruse
Fanste Mabloic
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Almtelda
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Prohibition State Convention
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New York Journal
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Newitt
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United States
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Benont
Texas
Plow Trust
Phihek Ea Aeceeser Nese
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