Destruction after volcanic eruption in Ketathiaton Guatemala
Reports from San Francisco dated June 9 describe Ketathiaton near Mount Tucuna in Guatemala buried under lava ash and stones after a volcanic outbreak. About 1,000 people are feared dead as nearby towns like Champanion and Tapachulo suffer heavy damage. The Patena steamer carried news of signs preceding the eruption and ongoing tremors since mid April after the Quezaltenango quake.
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Central America
Patena
Ketathiaton
Mount Tucuna
Huatemals
Volcana
Champanies
Tapachulo
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Morne Voorn
Quexattenango
Retallinlen
Horna
Wales
Steamalp Company
Cimtinimla
Gare
Als
Palena
Mount Tueana
Sutith Morin
Tornado Wrecks Wisconsin Town and Kills Farmer
Tornado struck Tintviile near Lewisburg demolishing farms and buildings. Edward Ward, a farmer, was killed in his barn wreck. Heavy rain followed, causing widespread damage to crops and structures. Officials note disruption to work on many farms and total losses likely.
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Wisconsin
Tintviile
Bornvader Olinol
Lewisbirge
Edward Ward
Wall-To-Do
Dhe Weiunn
Simeahoin
Divellinge
Senate and House Debates Highlight Philippine Policy and Cuba Talks
Senators debate the Philippine government bill and naval appropriation while Colonel W A Crowier seeks promotion. The House votes on land grants and retirement of Surgeon General Sterberg. Cuba relief discussions surface as a Kansas export issue and pension debates unfold amid general wartime concerns.
Packers and Teamsters Strike Endgame at Stockyards
Chicago reports say the Packers and Teamsters reach a compromise ending the meat roasters strike. Discharged workers from the stockyards union are to be reinvestigated while plant owners decide which former workers to rehire. Leonard, superintendent of the stockyards, will be asked to reinstate members as the dispute nears full resolution.
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Chicago
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Ute
Theis Organization
Wis
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Urieadly
Tutehery Tinian
ALOW
Leonard
Hie Hien
Imen
Senate to Report Bill Despite Postponement Hope
The senate committee plans to report the bill this session and may reconsider earlier postponement. Senator Quay supports the measure while Senator Bieverilge raises cautions from Darian. A favorable report could lead to passage before adjournment.
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Mintohood
Senate
Quay
Bieverilge
Darian
Han Wince
Nioself
Mather
Opers House Changes In Topeka And Leavenworth
Topeka announces changes at the opera house district with Leavenworth links and new management. Dr V Y Links and L M Crawford of Topeka are linked to control while towns including Popola Kansas City Mot Springs Atchison Leavenworth Webb City and Carthage are named in the circulation.
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Topeka
Ueleham
Leavenworth
Hingham
Jessee
Grand Opera House
Dr. VY
Links Ad
L. M.crawford
Bele Bom
Labor groups approve socialist platform at western conference
The Western Labor Union convention adopts a socialist platform by four-fifths, and the Western Federation of Miners endorses socialism by a 240 to 73 vote. A president’s declaration outlines service removal rules while reports from Emporia and nearby rivers note rising water and altered river channels, affecting trains and land.
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Laborers Eudorne Socialium
Denver
Dune
Western Labor Union
Western Federation of Minera Ata Tate
Socialist Party of Ameorian
Mystery Papers Spark Fresh Probe in Washington
Reports claim papers tied to suppression of a vice war department file were channeled through multiple offices in the War Department. President and Secretary of War Sanger discussed the issue, launching a preliminary inquiry to determine responsibility and possible punishment.
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Wremigton
Sane
Washington
Senate
War Department
Wir
Sanger
Corbin
Aranld
Mithila
Adjutant General
Army Realquarters
Miles
Saidpye Advocate
Hy Bins
Ecoretutry
Fire damages Prudent ial building in Pueblo Colorado
A blaze on the third floor of the Prudent ial building on Sixth Street in Pueblo caused heavy damage estimated at about 880,000 before control was regained. The Crows Began Dry Goode Co suffered the heaviest losses, with portions of their fourth floor premises destroyed. the Nuvlunaisanii company also sustained damage. Texas cattle futures and a large shipment to South Africa are noted in other items, along with harvest meetings in Missouri and a fatal shooting in Sunnyside Utah.
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Diglee
Pueblo
Colo
Texas
Fort Worth
Tex
Pensacola
Maude & Carrew
South Africa
British claims acknowledged in Transvaal and U.S. cabinet plans
The British government rejects Kruger’s sovereignty claim over the Transvaal and guarantees safe conduct to an individual in Europe. In Washington, Roosevelt finds no legal grounds to intervene in the coal wage dispute as cabinet meetings are planned through summer. Wilkesbarre reports mine workers pushing for more engineers and pump operators while operators seek loyal workers.
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London
Birmingham
Chamberlin
Transvaal
Europe
Uiel James
South Africa
Iterfere
Washington
Wik Ealinet
Roosevelt
Wilkesbarre
Wilco
Kievinga
Philippines
Senate
Cloudburst Strikes Courtland Nebraska Causing Flood Damage
A cloudburst over Courtland Prince ton and Pickerell on the Union Pacific dumped a foot of water in three hours. Streets flooded basements of homes and stores, delaying rescue as reports say injuries and damage are extensive.
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Cloudburyt
Nebraska
Lune
Courtland
Union Pacific
Princeton
Pickerell
Philippine government powers expanded by commission act
The Philippine Commission is authorized to establish municipal and provincial governments with a popular representative system as fast as feasible. It sets rules for electors, land use under U S control, and government appointments by the president with Senate advice. The commission may acquire friar lands and issue regulations await executive approval. Reports describe wartime floods and prisoner parole in the aftermath of conflict, including high water on the Noorlo and Cottonwood rivers and interviews with Boer officers.
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Olive
Gormrataslyn Wat
Senate
Prem
Cheir
Lee
Islands
Ani Vie
Pho “Ali
United Later
Philippine Islands
Philippine
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Philippine Commission
Vilippine Commission
Philippines
Civie
Yyptnes
Congress
Cottonwood
Noabha
Noorlo
Santa Be
Cottonwart
Santa Ve
Noorba
Seed and seed trade notes from early June era
Notes from Renits From Raney and Lawrence Kansas detail seed imports by the British government for South Africa to replant war-damaged fields. A large shipment of horses was bought from Captain Tough’s North Lawrence stables, marking wartime commerce with John Bull. Also reported: Alfred Ware sues Greenwood County township for 300 in damages. a mandamus orders payment or explanation by July 2. Kansas Christian Endeavor Convention set for June 17–20 in Leavenworth with 1000 to 2000 visitors, meetings at a tent on Seventh and Delaware streets.
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Renits
Raney
Lawrence
Kas
Uartheldes
Upiipioy
South Africa
Beltish
Captain Tough
North Lawrence
Iiwe
John Bull
Topela
Alfred Tt
Ware
Greenwood County
District Court
Supreme Court
Leavenworth
Kansas Christian Endeavor Union
William Mason
Leavenworth Union
Sestons
June Magazines Preview of New York and National Features
The June number offers diverse fiction and articles from Julius Chambers and TL Bildee Haggard. It includes studies on Civil War birth in Alabama, Mary Adams's Confessions of a Wife, Maxfield Parrish illustrations, and a broader look at public works and the Philippines debate. Also highlighted are Henry Wallace Phillips stories, Booth Warhington’s aerials, and Senator Hanna pieces.
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Peimon
Magazint
Julius Chambers
Jones Gord Wonnott
New Yorke
Tn States
Alabama
Daly Pearson
TL Bildee Haggard
Tunton Cawrunty
Mary Adam
Pune
Maxfield Parrish
Jim Southwest
Jay Stannard Baler
Sylvester Maxter
America
McCirmes
Henry Wallace Phillip
Jones
Booth Warhington
Indiana
Wedding gift map marks voyage for newlyweds in torventrial globe
A Prosch brite received a wedding item from a geographer relative featuring a silver hollow globe design. The globe shows the couple’s travel route with enamel town names. Cont Tosmosy Woman and actress Jane Hading visit Constantinople highlight European cultural notes. Boiler explosions caused 788 deaths in the US in 1900, versus 24 killed in Britain.
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Yagentous Worldlog
Constantinople
Jane Hading
Navies of Small Countries and Their Oddities
Three gunboats of twelve knots form the Invincible navy of Uruguay, pitted against Siam's mobilized fleet with corvettes, gunboats, and armoured cruisers. The piece notes a shoes price split and Maori cooking using volcanic heat, with Maoris living in New Zealand mountains and exploiting volcanoes for cooking.
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Siam
New Zealand
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