Brussels riot turmoil as mobs clash with police
In Brussels on June 28 a violent melee erupted as Socialists jeered Premier Van Denpeeroen and mobs clashed with gendarmes and police. Rioters tore up paving stones, fired shots, and three were injured. about thirty five arrests were made as troops were eventually deployed to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Chamber of Deputies
Soviatiste
van Denpereboen
Reone
Vivandier Wilde
Nisht M. Destree
Rederice
Wien
Sockaliers
MM. Denperehoom
War Ministry
Hitwr
Mhrhonera
Rue Royale
Belig
Tremaine
Hotel Deville
Hussineseek
Mo van Don Perschoon
Prividea
Sspep
Uoniite Popresentation Iin
Witt
Edberaly
Clash with Highbinders at Nantown injures deputy
Deputy Sheriff Bache was shot and wounded during a clash with highbinders near Nantown as Sheriff Langford and several deputies confronted a group from San Francisco led by Jill Go Poon. The gunfight left one Chinese possibly dead. four highbinders were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sandee
Suneth
Nnatown
Thibight
Sheri Bache
Langford
Soynlhat
San Francis
Jill Go Poon
Min Sine
Wong
Bache
New York Names Acting Fire Chief Edward Croker
New York appoints Acting Fire Chief Edward P. Croker to lead the Fire Department. Croker is a nephew of former Fire Chief Richard Croker and assumes a long term as head of the department amid changes in city fire leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ine S
Omn Milestoner
Edward PL Croker
Department of Fronter
Bmiehard Roker
Certificated Notices From Inereopee Bank at Carbondale
June issuance records show certificates issued to Clarence W. Ute and Betle Hoiliham. Names include Monononey Woonmim and Shamokin as associated entries with small numeric notations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Enston
Inereopee
Bents Bowis
Carbondale
Clarence W. Ute
Roosevelt not a candidate favors McKinley renomination
Albany dispatch reports Governor Roosevelt, while passing through the city en route to New York, states he is not a candidate for the Republican nomination and urges support for President McKinley’s renomination. He praises the western mood for McKinley and supports continuance of the war efforts as a path to prosperity and peace terms after victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Roosevelt
New York City
McKinley
West
Comree
Philippines
McKinnon
Rumors From The Hague Reach London In June Dispatch
The Timor correspondent reports that naval and military sub commissions will dissipate doubt about disarmament in the talks at The Hague. A circulating rumor says Emperor Nicholas may dispatch a confidential emissary to Berlin who will later join the conference here, though it cannot be confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Hague
Tum
Nicholas
Berlin
State Livestock Sanitary Board Holds Reorganization Meeting
Harrisburg reports a meeting of the State Livestock Sanitary Board during which $40,000 was allocated for the coming fiscal year. Dr. Leonard Penrton, state veterinarian, cited herd losses from tuberculosis and outlined county distributions of funds. The board reorganized with Governor Stone as president, Prof. John Hamilton as vice president, Levi Wells as treasurer, and Dr. Pearson as secretary.
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Harrisburg
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Executive Department
Deonard Penrton
Montgomery County
Chester
Washington
Bucks
Lycoming
Dauphin
Westmoreland
Lebanon
York
Pearson
Jefferean
Dour
Governor Stone
John Hamilton
Levi Wells
Pearvon
Riot at Cleveland as streetcar mob confronts conductor
A crowd of 300 to 400 men and youths halted a Jennings avenue streetcar in Cleveland. The conductor drew a revolver and fired at pursuers but missed. stones were thrown and he fled to a house. Police charged the mob and arrested the conductor on a shooting charge.
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Cleveland
Jennings Avenue
Melornin
Storm at Shamokin Destroys Barn as Lightning Kills Childs
A severe storm hit Shamokin Pennsylvania causing flooding along Shamokin Creek. Lightning struck a barn at Springfield killing four year old Joseph Siocon and another child while igniting the barn, which Smougans body was rescued from before the structure burned.
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Shamokin
Springfeld
Joseph Siocon
Smougans
Incomplete Mexican corporation formed with international investors
Frenton Joe S3 reports a new company formed to operate oil wells in Mexico. Incorporators include James Gardiner Howard Daether John T. Millett and others from New York New Brunswick Hoboken and Brooklyn with a capital of 2000 and state secretary involvement.
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Frenton
Joe
James Fl. Dewey
Hoboken
Victor Frothingham
Brooklyn
Maritime Shipping Qoutes and Arrivals in New York Harbor
An OCR read lists varied ship arrivals and departures around New York on June 20. Vague entries name vessels such as Patria and Germanic plus ports like Southampton Rotterdam and Queenstown, with destinations including New York and Amsterdam.
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New York
Wurst Hinmayek
Hambore
Cherboure
Southampton
Patria
Kan Iy Sol Bhonlage
Bremen
Kateer Prievirich
Queenstown
Ryle
Rotterdam
Amsterdan
Solendam
Washington Finance Report From June Thwarts Revenue Gap
The June statement shows the year’s revenue falling short by a small amount after weeks of tight estimates. Expenditures rose sharply in the period, narrowing the near term surplus and signaling continued financial strain.
Eddie Medoile Sets Mile Record At Bullet Wool Meeting
Eddie Medoile clocked a new mile best at the Bullet wool meeting, beating Mater Taylor’s previous mark by 0.26 seconds. Daly paced by a motorized machine, with Bedford and Maes noted in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Maes
Eddie Medoile
Iniattierquon
Mater Taylors
Daly
Hit Motor Machine
Pacific Cable Debate Stirs Government and Pressed Protest
A deputation from the Master Telegraph Company pressed objections to state competition with private enterprise over the Pacific cable. Joseph Chamberlain and Sir Michael Hicks-Beach promised written replies while noting government rights. Marquis of Tweeddale warned the plan could ruin existing companies and urged a British imperial telegraph option, which officials rejected as untenable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Colonies
Joseph Chamberlain
Michael Hickse-Tteieh
Master
Marquis of Twreeddale
Chamberlain
Marquis of Tweeddale
Michael Hicks-Beach
Nether Ima
Australia
Spanish Cannon Sent to Five PA Cities
Harrisburg June 20 The war department allocated five cap-tired Spanish cannon to Pennsylvania and placed distribution with Governor Stone. He grants requests for Philadelphia Allegheny Wilkes Barre Harrisburg and Bradford. The bronze six inch bore guns 74 inches long weigh 1815 pounds and bear the Spanish coat of arms and inscriptions. Transportation costs from the Brooklyn navy yard must be borne by the state.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Stone
Grand Army Poste
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Wilkes-Barre
Harrishire
Bradford
Welch
Thooklyn Navy Yard
Chiva
Millersville State Normal holds 45th commencement
The Millersville State Normal school in Lancaster PA graduates 120 and awards 76 M A degrees. Honor scholars deliver orations including Susan K Becker Lebanon PA and G R Krout Jacobus PA. Other names listed: Anni May Hall Millersville Ellen D Lewis Scarlet Mills Elsie D Black Huntingdon John B McGurl Minereville Wilhelmina Konaie Altoona Grave Herr Franta York.
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Lancaster
Millersville State Normal School
Susan K. Becker
Lebanon
Saluatory
Gorge KR. Krout
Jacobus
Wickersham
Anni May Hall
Millersville
I. Emmett Davis
Ebengyne
G. Revere Thorns
Higlersville
Ellen D. Lewis
Scarlet Mills
Elsie D. Black
Huntingdon
John B. McGiurl
Minereville
Wilhelmina A. Konaie
Altoma
Grave Herr Franta
York
Will Change the Calibre at Frankford Arsenal
The Frankford arsenal will suspend production for six weeks to implement changes in cartridge and munition manufacturing. Washington orders a fibre change for army revolvers, requiring adjustments at the plant. About 500 workers will not return during the temporary layoff.
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Philadelphia
Frankford Arsenal
Washington
Bernhardt Delights Stratford With Hamlet Performance
Mme Sarah Bernhardt and her company staged a new Hamlet at Stratford Memorial Theatre today drawing a large distinguished audience. The mayor and corporation greeted the French actress on arrival and the town wore decorations to honor the event. The mayor presented a memento bow to Bernhardt after the show.
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London
Mme Sarah Bernhardt
Linkenjoure Memorial Theatre
Stratford
Mme Nernharde
Marer
Trenton Incurnany In The Asphalt Company of America
In Trenton on June 2 Arildhs Incurnany of the Asphalt Company of America was filed with the secretary of state. The Philadelphia firm with authorized capital of 1000000 aims to produce asphalt and paving materials. Incorporators include Ridney FL Tyler Blils Anns Mallard James Hay George AL Tidy from Phanarom and James Younes of decoy City.
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Trenton
Arildhs
Asphalt Company of America
Philadelphia
Ion
Hollinger Hanged in Harrisburg Jail Yard
Self confessed murderer Hollinger was hanged in the Smauphin County jail yard before a large crowd. He admitted the crime after arrival at Harrisburg and was pronounced dead. He had killed his wife by knife in August and faced execution after appeals were exhausted.
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Tirreburg
Joseph Hollinger
Smauphin County
Hollinger
Heckerville
Burkal
Tarmer
Orimie
Hammelatown
Harrisbore
Supreme Court
Juev
Alber
West Tivetay
Smith
Undertakers' Act Ruled Unconstitutional in Wilkes-Barre
Judge Halsey struck down the undertakers act requiring exam and certificate before practicing. Defendant J M Florro of Hazleton faced prosecutor J M Nulty of Philadelphia in this landmark test case. The ruling declares the law unconstitutional as special or local legislation.
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Halsey
Streitwols Divorce Challenge Reaches Supreme Court
Streitwols, claiming residency in Mandan North Dakota, seeks a writ of error to the United States Supreme Court challenging a New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals decision that voided a North Dakota divorce granted to him from Elizabeth Streitwois of New Brunswick New Jersey. The appeal contends the New Jersey court violated the federal constitution by not recognizing the North Dakota decree and asserts the New Jersey ruling relied on his alleged New Jersey bona fide residency.
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Trevtey
Streit- Wolf
Mandan
N. UK
United States Supreme Cowret
New Jersey Court of Errors
North Dakota
Streitwois
Elizabeth Btreliwois
New Brunswick
N. J
New Jersey
Streltwale
New Jerseys
Becker Trial Sudden Stop Over Indictment Error
The Chicago case of Ange st Becker ends abruptly as the indictment misnames Mires Becker or Elizabeth instead of Therese. The jury had been sworn when the court denied a motion to discharge, Becker re-arrested, and a new indictment ordered.
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Chicago
Angest Becker
Havin
Tdi Sut Lelio
Mires
Becker
Elizabeth
Walle
Lightning Strikes House In Gardenville Killings Reported
A severe electrical storm hit Gardenville, Massachusetts, injuring a farm hand and killing a man as lightning struck three houses. One chimney entry caused a fatal blast. Mrs Connelly stood nearby unhurt but startled. A second fragment mentions price lists and rail shipments unrelated to the event.
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Deslestown
Gardenville
Here
Jaeon Bwarte Lite
Joseph Connelly
Connelly
Mars garet OW sinks in heavy storm off Lorain
The steamer Mars garet OW owned by L P Smith of Cleveland sank in Lake Erie after heavy seas shifted limestone cargo. Only Lorin Coyle survived after being rescued from the wreck. twelve people are listed among the dead including Captain John Brown and his wife and son. Names of other crew members and survivors are partially reported.
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Klesge
L. P. Smith
Cleveland
Loraine
Oia
Reformers in Buffalo Discuss Expansion and Militarian Views
The national social on political conference resumed its season with five speakers and a 20 minute discussion period. Rev A W Thomas of Chicago advocated expansion and opposed militarism citing Cuban support but Dewey’s name was greeted without applause. William W Ghent of New York argued for popular sympathy with the government.
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Hota
National
Social On Political Conference
Ginernlnk
Milliaren
A. W. Thomas
Chicago
Thomas
Philippines
Hitler
Admiral Dewey
William W. Ghent
New York
Record Iron Ore Output Surpasses Global Benchmarks
The Onalath and Iron Range ores have loaded 175000 gross tons into thirty eight ships in a week. A 700 ton daily record was set, with Duluth, Message and Northern also ahead. Daily shipments reach 100000 gross tons via rail and lake, hinting at an 18000000 gross ton season, about 50 percent above prior peaks.
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Hualath
Jue
Iron Range Orks
Duluth
Message and Northern
Mathers
Explorer Andre Believed Dead Amid Balloon Letter
A report from Wrangel Alaska cites a sealed bottle with a message dated May 4 claiming Andrea the Arth explorer is dead. A Norwegian passenger on the Rosalie found the letter aboard a bottle washed ashore off the Norwegian coast. The note mentions a balloon near 74 north latitude west of Ireland.
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Andre
Passelier
Rosalie
Seattle
Skugwig
Andrea
Ireland
Unclear Detroit Boxer Draw in St Louis Bout
Detroit fighter Jack Ilammond and St Louis rival Bob Douglan fought to a draw in an uneven bout. Both men showed tentative defense with few clean connects as the rounds progressed and neither gained a clear advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwathhes
Jack Ilammond
Detroit
Bob Douglan
St. Louie
Railroad official retires after long service in Pennsylvania
The article notes Alvah B. Chamber, a seventeen year cashier of the Lehigh Valley railroad, and Daniel F. Mernan, mayor of New York, both tied to recent rail and civic news. It mentions Chamber’s long tenure and Mernan’s death in New York, with dated references to June 2.
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Gethrniite
Weetery Mourvland
Nis Heme
Towands
Alvah B. Chamber
Init
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Sharin
Feliz
Pennsylvania
New York
Daniel FO Tmernan
Wieckveen
Ancil Heket
Pennsylvania Earnings Report From The Pooneyivetlia Railroad
A mangled OCR summary shows Pennsylvania earnings for the Pooneyivetlia Railroad company for months ending March and five months ending March 9. It notes increases and decreases in gross earnings and net earnings with figures around $300 to $1000, and mentions cities Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania
Philadephia
Pooneyivetlia Railroad Company
Dnevedia
Smae
Prien
Lino West
Pitteourg Amd Bebedor
Tess
Ingednetetiee
Tierce
Ron Otnits
Inerenke
Foul
Expenseu
Yi. Onger
Ine Geuwe
Othe
Counterfeiting Plant Discovered in Lancaster Area
Hidden in a warehouse connected to W. 1 Kending, law officers seized a counterfeit operation run by the Jacobe Kending Taylor group. The raid uncovered eighty one cases of merchandise along with an engine and holer and a safe aboard the site.
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Lanogwster
Ollaw
Hershey
Kending
Sirview
Jacobe-Kending-Taylor- Fired
Dreyfus Expected Home Tomorrow Night
A well circulated report from Rennes notes Captain Dreyfus is due to arrive home tomorrow night after a prolonged absence.
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Rennes
Dreyfus
Unclear historical article item on multiple events and officials
Fragmented text describes rowing events, chamber proceedings, leagues, and local notices with names and places obscured. It mentions testimonies, officials, and local news rounds, but readable details are insufficient to determine specific people, dates, or outcomes.
Tragedy at Pittston Averted By Officer Action
June 11 Pittston A death scare at a North Main street store prompted rapid police response. Anthony Phasyle, an Oratian, faced a fatal outcome but intervention prevented a tragedy. a man named John Perrie warned others and helped avert harm. The suspect was detained by an officer, Alderman Tarred set bail, and the hearing followed with eventual funeral plans announced for St John’s church and Market street cemetery.
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Pittston
Anthony Pfasyle
North Main Street
Rhitis Gspostbban
Joseph Freeanin
Fh Ting
Siwiney
Selon
Pim
Peale
Winder
Underteker Paros
St. John’s Church
Market Street
General Medill Dead at Towanda Pennsylvania
Major General Henry J. Medill died at his Towanda home aged 70 after illness. He enlisted in the Sixth Pennsylvania Reserve Regiment in 1861 and led units in key Civil War battles including Gettysburg. He served as brigadier general from 1865 and later held county legal and administrative roles in Bradford County.
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Towanda
Henry J. Medill
Cieneral
Mier Poinsul
Bradforms Cawnte
Pit
Brailford
Dorrance Strike Over Safety Lamp Dispute At Mine
Five hundred miners at the Dorrance mining operation in the Lehigh Valley walked out after the company insisted on using a heavier safety lamp in dangerous areas. Workers complained the lamp was too heavy and loud for the roadway, hindering passage. Company officials, led by Superintendent Lathrop, stated the strike aimed to protect workers lives and the mine from explosion damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Sernis
Bomding
Dri Company
Eal
Veetele
Port Richmond
Telaware
Timliar
Lehigh Valley
Dereey Esniral Delaware
Tlowkunoanna
Wester
Wilkes-Barre
Dorrance Ming
Lehigh Valleys
Tony
Lathrop
Dunmage
Dreyfus Return in Rennes Guarded by Gendarmes
A fragment reports Dreyfus return to Rennes with the house under guard by gendarmes during the night and daybreak patrols by other officers. A giant prowler kept to the outer area while entry required Dreyfus approval, the entry restricted by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmé. Dreyfus
Rennes
Cave
Maine
Dreyfus
Fragmentary Philadelphia financial report fragment
OCR readout shows a distorted financial summary with May and June figures, reflecting earnings, taxes, and net totals. The text mentions Valley Coal and minimal legible items but many numbers and names are unreadable, yielding an incomplete municipal or corporate accounting notice.
Mrs McKinley Plans Usual Drive After Illness
In Washington on June 2 Mrs McKinley remained at home with Dr Hiney noting improvement. She expects to be up and out for her customary drive within a few days, signaling gradual recovery from illness with no anticipated complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wishington
McKinley
Hiney
Mike
Ato
Harvard Crew Clinches Triple Victory Over Yale In Regatta
Harvard varsity eight beat Yale by six lengths in a 2 mile race finishing in 20 minutes 52 seconds. Harvard freshmen eight won by two and a half lengths over Yale on the same course. Harvard substitute four also defeated Yale by six lengths in 10 minutes 41 seconds on a two mile course. Yale observers noted strong effort despite defeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewton
Coun
Harvard
Yate
Yale
Craw
Varnsley
Vlarvard
Vantage
Nile Wis
Hendee
Morvard
Wife of murdered husband found insane by jury
New York jury verdict finds Harvey Mumeer murdered by his wife while she was insane. She allegedly slit his throat as he slept and attempted further harm before her arrest. The defendant, formerly from Williamsport, Pa, faced the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harvey J. Mumeer
Fareason
Subedda Ih
Rance
Williamsport
Businessman in city office involved in odd incident
In a city office a business man named Pridhodelotin is described as reacting to a simple event. He mishandled a police coat while seated, attempted to pull a tie from the coat, and was eventually calmed by an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pridhodelotin
Dee 2
Ole Mller Sander
Liety
Iis
Weather forecast for Washington Saturday
A weather forecast from Washington indicates very warm temperatures and light to moderate winds. Saturday should bring rising heat with pleasant conditions as winds shift to easterly and become variable later.
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Mexican Coal and Coke Co
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Millersville School
Army
Memorial Theatre
the Undertakers
ACT
Streitwols
New Jersey Court
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Mise Paldwin
Alex Mettay
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Jason Smith
George Heffron
Tiree
DG Cogle
Reformers
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Duluth and Iron Range Docks
Andree
Alaska
H. J. Barton
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Nnn
Associated Press
Wrangel
Carme
Milwaukee
Atlantic
Pinu and Commercial
Lowal
Ouneila
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Leor
Imrinnalek
Espondwl
General Madill
Bradford County
Dorrance
Lehigh Valley Statement
Tmi
Mrs. McKinley
Eli
Crimson Oarsmen
Utes
Plarvard
Wisconsin
Monet McConyville
Pourthkeepsie
Arspines
Ramsey
Weather Forecast
Porecast
Visto Bonitie Evivatio
Fale and
Moexderata
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