Consul Forced to Vacate as Place Stoned in Peking
June 18 reports from Anangmat and Chingang describe a critical diplomatic standoff as British consul evacuated to Lingmen Temple after stoneings and assaults. Britain brands anti foreign sentiment dangerous while China faces a possible parliamentary discussion on a future course amid escalating tensions. Poster condemnations surface in Peking accusing British police of violence against students women and children.
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Anangmat
Vosmosanga
Chingang Sayaho
Critieal
Lingmen
Nw Honala
Musnage Raya
London
Great Britain
House of Caramona
England
Peking
Studenta
Wadlow
Arson Arrests Expected In Two Fire Bonds
Authorities anticipate arrests soon for two arsons. Suspects are alleged to have set fire to Thomas Ties home at 914 Carbott road and to John J. Sturgis ranch truck near Letternburg, where employee Clarence Lowman was nearly fatally injured.
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Tollay
Thomas Ties
Carbott
John J. Sturgia
Letternburg
Clarence Lowman
Sturgis
Iogt Hla Ito
Chair Makers Heavily Fined in Sherman Act Case
In Chicago in June, chair manufacturers nationwide were fined a total of 172000 by Federal Judge Gitte after pleading guilty to Sherman Act violations. The grand jury's exhaustive inquiry into furniture firms uncovered price fixing under the Akerman Law, with sentences including a 25 dollar verdict for Mary La. Lakin and related appeals involving Tuadea Bower, Miya Isin, and Troy Laundry. Nina Lala alleges dry cleaning damaged a door valued at 40 dollars and claims the firm offered no remediation.
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Cingago
Gitte
Mary la
Lakin Wan
Waramanthi
Dag
Tuadea Bower
Miya
Tne Isin
Tha Troy Laundry
Nina Lala
Rush to Pay Taxes Starts Here Today
Tax deadlines begin at City Hall and Court House with large clerical staff. Dawnia Hating, Tax Collector, and Keller B Bell oversee the process as twenty thousand bills were mailed and early receipts indicate heavy demand. County tax is set at five percent, city tax at four percent, with payments due through June.
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Clarka
Dawnia
Keller B- Bell
Charles McCoey
McCauley
Offica
Offica Force
Tne
Tuna
Mrs Morgan Ill in New York Home
Mrs J Pierpont Morgan wife of the banker is reported seriously ill at her Long Island home near Glencoe after a yacht trip. Doctors attend and the nature of the illness has not been announced. A separate note mentions Willian Seitert injuring his right ankle after a fall at her address and xrays were taken to check for fractures.
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New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Baat Inte
Aft Glencove
Long Island
Morgan
Mlerulaa
Jong Solon
Willian
Seitert
Trainmen and conductors seek wage raise next fall
Cleveland reports wage raise push by Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Order of Railway Conductors. Leader W. G. Lee notes tentative November meetings across Chicago and Washington to decide on a pay increase for railroad workers. Previous year raise was about 6 cents daily. current request expected to be at least equal to inflation.
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Cleveland
Galion
Chicago
Southern General
Washington
Wantern Goneral
Leonoid
Antietam Pumps To Start On Monday
The city will receive water from Antietam Creek starting Monday as the reservoir would last until then. Albert Heard, secretary to the Board of Water Commissioners, stated the pumps would begin Monday morning with limited use until completion. The six week drought had strained supplies, but the reservoir remained adequately stocked.
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Antietam
Albert Heard
Board of Water Communisalon Era
Cascade man captured after mountain chase
Joseph Keker Gareada Washington County was captured after a wild ride through the mountains yesterday by Pennsylvania state patrolmen. He was searched for liquor transport, reckless driving, and carrying a deadly weapon. The two patrolmen stopped him as they checked drivers, he sped off, was beaten into submission, and the liquor was found in the rear of his car with a revolver in his pocket.
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Joseph Keker
Gareada
Washington County
Pennsylvania
iWega Transporte Hon
Ilquor
Ileanaca
Hecker
Hut
Drought Worsens Across Maryland Eastern Region
Baltimore weather bureau reports an extreme drought across Maryland east of the Cumberland Mountains. Only a trace of rain has fallen since May, stressing crops and water supplies. Officials warn the dry spell may persist, urging conservation and monitoring conditions closely.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Cuthberland Mountains
Weather Bureau
Baldimore Weather Bureau
Faiman testifies in Shepherd murder trial details death plot
Charles Falman testified as a key witness in the Shepherd murder case, alleging he taught the accused how to kill and provided typhoid bacteria for a plan tied to a $100,000 payoff. The testimony touched on prior dealings between Falman and Shepherd and referenced a National University of Science. The court pressed on with direct examination as the defense challenged potential jury prejudice.
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Chicago
Charles C. Falman
Shepherd
Thomas K. Lynch
Billy" McClintock
Yalman
National University of Sciencen
Rhepherd
Hora
Third Salinity expedition seeks treasure from Wind Liner wreck
Salisbu ry Md June 18 The third expedition to locate the Wind Liner wreck off Cape Charles Virginia aims to recover gold and silver worth about 14 million dollars. Backers include Anthony J. Drexel, Franklin T. Mallory, and others. The wreck lies 3 to 35 fathoms deep with attempts to enter the strong room previously halted by weather and depth challenges.
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Salinbury
Tit Sc
Cape Charles
Virginia
Sone
Uhe
New York
Philadelyiia
Anwbehose
Anthony J. Drexel Blue
Franklin T. Mallory
W. Uosward Drayton
John 8
Yell
Quceens
Down F. O'Hagan
Vera Cruz
Havana
Constol
Mexico
Admiral Farragut
Capes
Boy Kidnapped By Stranger In Waynesboro
Laster Drawhaugh of Waynesboro aged unknown was taken by a stranger in a Ford and driven to near Tramsport then to Williamaport where Pelleeman A. By Mevlaxar found him. The youth, later said to have been beaten and molested, was returned or left near the Romac rivaz. Details of motive or fate remain unclear.
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Waynesboro
Rivaz
Pope urged to curb influence over China unity
In June 1844 a Peking report appeals Pope Pius IX to use influence to ease tensions and promote brotherhood under Christian principles amid struggles in China. The brief note highlights a request for moral mediation by the pope in current trouble.
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Peking University
Pius
War veteran receives three years in the pen
Rovert T. Gray, a war veteran, was sentenced to three years in the Maryland Penitentiary after an arrest of judgment motion was overruled by Judge Waga inn. Found guilty of assault with intent to murder, the defendant faced praise from Shortt Duffey who spoke on his behalf. The case involved an attack on Butt Whittington last December, leaving the victim hospitalized for weeks.
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Rovert
T. Gray
Maryland
Mary
Wagainn
Gray
Whittington
Gray P
Employment gains noted across the nation in May
A federal employment survey released today reports an upward trend from April sustained in May. The Labor Service notes no large rise in layoffs and finds overall satisfactory employment conditions nationwide across various sectors.
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Washington
Simo
Rum Running Plane Caught Near Seattle
Federal prohibition agents captured a plane crew in Washington after a liquor smuggling attempt. The group allegedly brought 20 cases of brandy into Seattle by air, using a Chevrolet and a former Army Air Service captain as owner, with George Rawanan among those arrested.
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Seattle
Wash
Jane
Washington
Omnora
Mquor
Saaltle
Choile Tate
Hilonn Holt
Leb, Schaler
United Btolee Army Air Service
George Rawanan
Sora Wolper
Senator LaFouette Dies After Illness at 70
Washington reports the death of Senator Robert M. LaFollette after a long battle with bronchial asthma and influenza complications. His condition worsened this morning due to pneumonia risk, with Dr Marbury noting recovery as possible but grave to date.
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Washington
Robert M. LaFouette
Ollttes
GG. Marbury
Cio Labollette
Labodetta
Marbury
Hold Woman for Robbery Pretrial in North Pos Towlae Street
Mrs Margaret Reynolds of North Pos Towlae Street was arrested after a home search allegedly recovering items stolen from Mix B E Remillard at 436 West Washington. A hearing before Justice Middlekautt is set for tomorrow at 9 0 am. Items reported missing include towels, napkins, a gold ring, a silk shirt, a child’s garment, and a box of face powder.
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Mrn
Margaret Reynolds
North Postowlae
Mix
BE. T. Remilard
West Washington Street
Mra. Reynolds
Ivan
Justica Middlekautt
O'Miock
Reuill- Kye
Ant
Wreck Toll Rises With Five Dead In Delaware Valley Crash
Five people died in a Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad wreck near New Jersey harbor. The injured were rushed to nearby hospitals as authorities prepared to ship bodies to Chicago for identification and burial.
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New York
Dune
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Jackport
Vartona
Weeks Recovered WONTON Jane 1 Percent
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear names and places. No coherent event or facts emerge beyond a generic note about recovery and individuals in military or hospital settings, making a reliable summary infeasible.
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Amundsen
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The
North American Newspaper Alliance
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Spitz
Bergen
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Cascade Man
Faiman
Star Witness
Farman
Dynch
Stranger
Williamsport
Robert T. Gray
Air Service
Cheago
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