Factions Plot Against America Amid San Francisco Riots
A chaotic report claims Progressive leaders plan anti American demonstrations in Japan to pressure Tokyo for indemnity after San Francisco riots. Officials allege a coordinated campaign to create a diplomatic rift with Japan, citing embassy contacts and ongoing school turmoil in California.
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Pacific
San Francisco
Seionfi Mir Logierie Sul
Thifornia
Tokio
Japan
Hatashi
Otk
State Department
Philadelphia Girl Fatally Burned On Trolley Car
Miss Margaret Chance of Philadelphia, 18, was severely burned Sunday while riding an open summer trolley car. Her dress, a tight material, reportedly caught fire from a match or smoker, burning from waist to feet as passengers stampeded. She was rushed to a hospital with slim chances of recovery.
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Philadelphia
Margaret Chance
Netress
Waitz
No Quarter To Brewers Receivers Seize Napa Warehouses
An unclear Supreme Court action orders receivers to seize property from Anheuser-Busch and related brewing interests in Kansas. Courts authorize sale of assets including salmon shipments and warehouse goods. The case centers on state authority over brewers and the broad reach of receivership to secure millions in value.
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Kens
Supreme Court
Anheuser-Busch
Nila Es Brewers
Ohio Hox IX Airship Flight
Ohio report describes Cad Sails testing a homebuilt airship at Columbus Driving Park. The machine, about 22 feet long, is powered by an internal combustion engine and steered by rudders and fins.
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Ohio
Cad
Cromyrele Dickson
Columbus
Yicdern
Harriman Immune From Prosecution After White House Talk
Roosevelt held a three hour White House conference with his cabinet and ICC members about Dinwiddie coal carriers and the anthracite roads. The attorney general may handle the Harvester Trust case, with the president later discussing prosecutions in the capital.
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Harriman
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Philadelphia
White House
Rooosevelt
Bonaparte
Harvester Trust
Diplomas for Middies at Annapolis Academy
Seventy three graduates of the United States Naval Academy received their diplomas from Secretary of the Navy Metcalf in a formal ceremony attended by naval and diplomatic dignitaries. Metcalf lauded the honor and bravery of naval officers and urged constant preparedness for war, noting Atlantic fleet target practice last March.
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Apmapolis Academy
Thorsder
S Rate
Almiral Tniery
Tuseerand
Baron von Asdeck
S ¥Ardeld
Board of Visitors
Metcalf
Early Rising Saved Lite Claims by Orchard's Intendeit
Fred W. Bradley of San Francisco, former manager of the Bunker Hill mine, recalls Lechard’s statement aligning with his experience. He says an attempt to poison him with strychnine in milk was thwarted by his habit of breakfasting early, noting a bitter taste led to disposal of the milk and the saving of several lives. Bradley says the Orchard incident left him injured and unable to recount details clearly.
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Orchard
Fred W. Brediey
San Francisco
Conu
d'Alene
Lechard
Bradley
tYe Orchard
ACEO RACERS IN WRECK AT ENDURANCE TEST
The New York event, a 100 mile endurance race under Motor Club auspices, ended in a wreck injuring several, including Masher a New York police officer and Swan of New Britain. One rider died instantly and others were injured as the crash occurred at night along the course east of the city.
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Que Rillel
New York
Motor Ctu
Pany
Masher
New Fork
Swan
New Britain
Lasher
American Horse Wins Hackney Show Championship in London
Sir Humphre, a Hackney stallion owned by F. Pabst of Milwaukee, captured the first prize in the Hackney five-year-olds class and also won the champion gold cup for Hackney stallions at the international horse show in London.
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Sir Humphre
F. Pabst
Milwaukee
W Vk
London
Seek Parton for Old Crime and BR in Arkanees
Fragmentary report notes seeking Parton related to an old crime. Mentions D accompanied by and BR. Refers to KL Cink, the new assembly member of Arkansas, and a 25 ee detail unclear.
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Parton
BR. KL Cink
Arkanees
Dr G Hutchins to Succeed Resigned Troliez at Acadia
The text notes the appointment of Dr G Hutchins, pastor at a church in Lawrence, Kansas, formerly of Topeka, Kansas, as Weed president of Acadia at Wolfville Nova Scotia, to succeed the resigned Troliez. The report is fragmentary with unclear surrounding details.
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Dr. G. Hutchins
Church of Lawrence
Topela
Kan
Acadia
Wolfville
N.S
Iherjes Troliez
R. Pewee
Igor Porte
Rising Anger Over Conditions in Japan Uproar
San Francisco reports mounting fury over treatment of Japanese citizens abroad amid anti-Japan sentiment. The piece cites calls for firm U.S. protection of treaty rights, warns of potential rupture in friendship, and stresses demands for decisive action from Ambassadors and Washington.
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San Francisco
Toxo
Count Okuma
China
Aoki
Washington
T Quickl Lake
Sup Trane Eiseo
California
Japan
United States
Far Reaching Reform Bill Passes in New York
Governor Hughes signs a sweeping public utility reform bill placing under direct state control most public services in New York. Railroads street railways bus lines gas and electric firms operating in state fall under new commissions with broad regulatory powers. Strong opposition from powerful corporations accompanied the final passage amid intense lobbying.
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Gov. Hughes
Hugh
New York
Cleveland Juvenile Confesses to East End Burglaries
A 15 year old girl, Grace Perverse, admitted in juvenile court on Thursday to robbing several houses in Cleveland’s east end with accomplices. She described breaking into the home of James Jackson, prying windows and stealing a watch and chain, with 65 cents recovered for the goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Steukius
Grace Perverse
Dgaugnie
Cleveland
East End
Grace
James Jackson
Wilsam
Acquittals and sentences tied to Centerville murder case
In Centerville New England region Mrs Shaugh was acquitted while Mrs Bhi FL Sangh faced acquittal on Thursday. A man named William remains under sentence or death for the killing. His mother Arthur is serving a ninety one year penitentiary term for the crime.
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Shaugh
Bhi
Pel
Centerville
Soos
William
Arthur
Thissites
Lippaind
Lorks
Mahomet II
Constantinople
Columbus
New Works
Christopher Marlowe
Charles IL
Bogland
Liaut
Custer
Point Peles
Charlemton
Vol—Long Bowe
Bay of Biscay
Charles Emamnuet
Atte
Suckett'a Harbor
Mrs. Gewson
Dickens
Miss Haviland
William J. Doane
Pennsylvania
the Treasury
Hedson Bay Company
Mesioo
United States
Si M. Seymour
Commodore Keppel
Mare Klaw
Faneger
Magenta
Canadien
Pella Isle
Lincoln
Ceanadd
Paris
Paul Boyton
English Channel
St. Katherine
Vicetora
Prince Louis Napoleon
South Africa
Johustown
Tetaz Spring Palace
Fort Worth
Gen. Lee
Richmond
Gartiela
Cleveland
Ohio
Carnot
Duke of Orleans
France
Rail routes discuss fare law at St Louis hotel meeting
General passenger agents from past railroads met at the Jeffers hotel in St Louis on Thursday to discuss the Y-tent fare law set to go into effect in Missouri on June 14. The closed-door meeting focused on center center policies and implications for future travel.
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Mixuerk
Jeffers Hotel
St Louis
Miesouel
Fatal Philadelphia Fire Kills Isaac Greenbaum and Stepsiblings
A Philadelphia blaze claimed the life of Isaac Greenbaum aged 62 and injured his three stepchildren. A victim leaped from a third story window during the fire, which caused extensive damage and prompted emergency responses across the building.
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Piiadelphia
Isaac Greenbaum
Wes Kil
Frits
Tiede Hetic Ly Philadelphiz
Wisconsin Assembly Acts to Limit Medism Sittions
A Wisconsin state assembly move restricts medism sittions and affects salmins. The bid aims to wipe out certain restrictions, impacting statewide actions and policy scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin State Assembly
Au c Sy
Western League Schedule At Sioux City
Western League baseball games listed for Sioux City in the near future include June 27 and 28, with additional dates in late June. The schedule notes a player named Schetale or Gamer connected to Sioux City games.
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Schetale
Sioux City
Fottawin
Brothers in Duet Duel Ends in Death at Ashland
Mai ang Don Mathers, brothers, fought a duel at Ashland. Miss, with Redh nat deen a drinking. Killed instantly, and Don. & Her of wounds tt his body. Uttut expected to recover. ce-Pras., L.Scaslexemps secre there foe Cale, Wyman. k Aaah eS eins PCotM. Wes indicted Weeresday tor Une mur vre za Toeetagt a
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Mai Ang Don Mathers
Ashland
Miss
Redh Nat Deen
Don
Tragic Iowa Girl Seeks Finer Clothes Ends Life
Eubie Jacobson, ten, in Woods Ward, consumed rat poison after feeling unable to dress like other girls. She wandered home in pain, confessed to her mother, and died after hours of agony. Doctors failed to save her as the mother mourns amid family strain.
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Orlice Giels
Reuer
Eubie Jasehson
Woods Ward
Miss Jacobson
Did Horse End Own Life In Mississippi Tragedy
A Feiner Fish delivery horse, owned by Feiner Fish Co of Canton Mississippi, allegedly died by its own action after rearing and plunging into river water. The driver tried to save it, but the horse drowned while witnesses, Iowa Masons at a grand lodge session, called it a death by own action.
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Mississippi
Recordi Ig
Feiner Fish Company
Canton
Feiner
Deast
Iowa
Masons Appoint Grand Officers in Clinton Event
Grand Master Hunter announces the Masonic appointments at Clinton including Deputy Grand Master Lewis Blocl Devonport grand chaplain Rev Al Judd Clinton senior grand deacon H C Dames Boone junior grand Gaston George Reynulison Manzuni senior grand steward Carl Thun Guttenburg junior grand steward Otte Windruth Humboldt grand marshal Hlom Feit Tes réines grand elder A Alberson Washington chairman of jurisprudence C T Granger Waukon members finance committee NG Mowcombe Satula ER Narey Spirit Lake D D Carita Early members show a grievance committee with William Hutchinson Alton chairman WD Clemens West Union and A W McCullen Stuley.
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Hunter
Clinton
Granfl Buster Hunter
Masonic
Town
Lewis Blocl
Devonport
al Jen Judd
H. C. Dames
Boone
George Reynulison
Manzuni
Carl Thun
Guttenburg
Otte Windruth
Humboldt
Hlom
Feit
Tes. Réines
Grand Tier
A. Alberson
Washington
C. T. Granger
Waukon
NG. Mowcombe
Satula
ER. Narey
Spirit Lake
D.D
West Union
A. W. McCullem
Stuley
Birthplace of Rebekah Lodge No 1 in Iowa War era claim
The article asserts Bloomfield Iowa as the birthplace of Rebekah Lodge No 1, the first in Iowa and the United States. It cites two pamphlets by Col. G. A. Moors to support the claim and notes Bloomfield's lodge authority granted by the Grand Lodge, with early leaders Glenn and Johnson listed.
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Youn
Troomfield
Ottumwa
Rebekah Loige No
Iowa
United States
Col
G. A. Moors
Order
Bloomfeld
Wny
Bloomfield Lodge
Grand Lodge
B. Glenn
Wichita
Kan
Johnson
Bloomfield
Tragic Live Wire Accident In Boone Claims Boy’s Life
Dan Briggs of Orville, carpenter, loses son while trying to rescue him from a downed arc light wire. The boy, aged HH, suffered fatal burns as the 2,000 volt line surged through wet grass. Briggs, struck while aiding his son, was thrown twenty feet and burned, now recovering but fate uncertain.
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Orvilleriggs
Dan Briggs
Boone
Jesse
Briggs
Rei
Fondare Celebrate Fourth of July plans and funds
A Fon a meeting decided to celebrate the Fourth of July with committees chosen and a subscription panel started. About $600 was raised in under fifteen minutes and the amount is rising as the effort continues. A separate note mentions interurban station sites in Creston and a $10,000 need to support terminal work, with a citizens’ committee and Business Men's club involved. A separate item reports Mrs. Frank Nistus, age 70, hanging herself from a tree near Gilbert.
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Fondare
Fona
Bonate
Des Moines
Winterset
Greston
Creston
Business Men's Club
Hersett
Frank Nistus
Gilbert
Caerice
Divorce Suit Details Escapes From Mexican Fortress Life
Evelyn Humphreys Pelvier files for divorce from Welter Charles Palmer in Mason City alleging cruel treatment. She says Palmer kept her in an old Zacatecas fortress with two Mexican guards, isolated from the world, while he spent nights at a fashionable club and returned late, neglecting her from the wedding three years ago.
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Wouas
Mason
Evelyn Humphreys Pélvier
Pest
Charles Palmer
Mason City
Zacatecas
Mexico
Biason City
Suit for Slander Sparks Political War in Man son
In Manson Michigan a local attorney Mapk sues Mortis Fitz for 1060 dollars alleging slander after a council chamber clash over appointing a town attorney. Fitz vows vigorous defense and claims disbarment moves. The dispute arose when Fitz opposed Mack’s bid for city attorney and denounced him as a liar during a Monday night meeting.
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Manson
Mapk
Mortis Fitz
Spenden
Fit
Eit
Fitz
Mack
Oldest Woman in State Mary Hanlin Birthday Reunion
Mary Hanlin celebrated a century birthday anniversary with her four children twenty one grandchildren and ten great grandchildren arriving from across the country. She reads without glasses tends her garden and makes her bed under a feather tick. Her daughter, 81, cared for her and her youngest son, who never left her side and died recently at 73.
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Masachine
Eviday
Mary Hanlin
Uish
Han- Flin
Mra Hannin
Wealthy Char Gt Oak landowner Adolf Meyer dies in Schleswig
Adolf Meyer, a German native about 69, dies at his daughter Ava Stegemann’s home in Schleswig. He owned 1700 acres near Charter Oak and held many interests including directorship at German Sayings bank, backing the local telephone exchange, and was among the early settlers in the Charter Oak area. burial is at the Soldier cemetery by Charter Oak.
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Adolf Meyer
Charter Oak
Ava Stegemann
Schleswig
Meyer Dadar
Germany
Hayins
Ricketts
Soldier Cemetery
Charter Gok
Somnambulism Case Stuns Police in Waterton
A traveling man's wife, while sleepwalking, walked ten blocks in her night clothes to a telegraph office and then to the police station. She believed her aunt was dying and attempted to send summons to relatives. Officers struggled to awaken her, finally eliciting her name and address.
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Waterton
Fourth of July Orator at Manson Named
Hon. George J. Long appointed to deliver the Fourth of July oration at Manson. It will be his maiden effort, with oratory as a college study. The Fifty-sixth regiment band of Fort Dudie will furnish the Fourth of July music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folicer
Onyte
George J. Long
Manson Journel
Manson
Fifty-sixth Regiment Band
Fort Dudie
Kidnapping capital crime debate stirs Congress
The editorial condemns kidnapping and calls for severe punishment up to the gallows or electric chair. It argues national leaders should act, while noting President Roosevelt may push for a capital crime classification. Police favor strict laws, as criminals exploit gaps.
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Willl Tiske
Congress
National Legisla
Moosevelt
United States
England
Europe
Tim
Tagrdters
Kidmaper
Verbal Borders and Rebellions Across Americas and Asia
Across the Guatemalan Mexican border President Cabrera’s government resists Diaz’s demands as Guatemalan entrenchments brace for conflict. In China, Kwantung Province rebels plunder towns while triads clash with royal forces amid broader anti-dynasty unrest. Royal Geographical Society cites Congo-area mountains, and Stolypin faces domes revolt as Irish politics test autonomy and emergency measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guateman
Cabrera
Diaz
Mexico
Ocas
China
Kwangtung
Syatow
Sun
Wong Koogerry
Lign Chew
Royal Geographical Society of Lanton
East Africa
Congo Free State
Albert Edward
King Edward
Prince of Wales
Leopold
Congo
Hoselepor
Peethier Stolypin
Lefe
Egnsticu Ions
Douma
Mitica
Dublin
National Party
Birrell
Sihemi
John E. Redmond
Anthimesl
A. Matty Puto Eich
Fragmentary chronicle of events and figures across eras
A garbled list recounts diverse historical notes from Columbus voyages to Lincoln's death, French French and Sardinian battles, public figures, and assorted curiosities. It mixes dates, names, and places with scattered editorial remarks and stray sentences about wooden pipes and quips.
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Orange Cifyy
Setuene
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Elly
Giel
Le*cee
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Fridig
Reese
Iowa State News
Guil
Reberkats
Lowan
Wales
Burlington
Dulac
Dubuque
James Wattles
Janes Wattles
Careroll
C. M. Snender
G. W Waitles
Omaha
G L. Wailes
Neligh
Blackhawk
Chris Johnson
Itjinois
National Association of Manufacturers
James W. van Cleave
St. Louis
Cushing
StHiman
Sig
Messeay
Alphys
Guatemala
Horder
Guatescala
Barillas
Jefferson Davis
Riehowmd
Salvader
Geo_ Frimo-Rivera
Tenore
Madeid
Prince of Fraies
Perlinnaon
Moscow
Tirbaan
Gladstone
Westminster
Unity Stat
Paul Kruger
Pretoria
Topeka
Presbyterian General Assembly
Asti
Lewis and Clark
Portland
Ore
Alfons XVII
Spain
Ena of
Andrew Rwickaed
California Journal of Lackoology
Regent
Eudes
Tone
Franklin
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