Strile Riots Renewed in Boston and Cambridge
Rioting and disturbances surged in Boston and Cambridge as the Boston Elevated Railway strike expanded. Police arrested about 30 people for intimidation and assault after clashes. three policemen were beaten and a revolver fired at a conductor. Estimates vary, with union leaders claiming up to 3,500 workers out, while employer figures cite around 1,000 strikers amid a total workforce of 8,000. The walkout involved 5,000 uniformed employees and threatened to cripple power plants. stationary engineers were urged to join. The strike stemmed from the company’s refusal to negotiate with the newly organized Allied Association of Street Railway Employees, sparking swift disorder and arrests across multiple municipalities.
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Boston
Jones
Cambridge
Bern
Airikeee Howson
Apany
Boston Elevated Stairway Company
Offerale
Arcangemenia
Harmon name may head Baltimore convention speech
In Columbus Ohio in June, Daugherty the fantasy attorney may present Governor Harmon’s name at the Baltimore convention. He is tentatively considered for this duty, noted for a stance and voice, with a backup possibility for Senator Ponswrens if Daugherty isn’t chosen.
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Columbus
MA. Daugherty
Atorney
Harmon
Haltimore
Mr. Daugherty
Bonor
Benator Pons Wrens
Commencement Week Arrivals For Missouri 70th Graduation
Palumbla and Modiane led guests arrive to attend Missouri’s seventieth commencement. Valedictory exercises open tomorrow with a bacentaureaty address by Professor Edward A. Amtner of Grinnell College. Thursday’s events include a graduating class address by Dean Edward A. Hurse of the University of Wisconsin.
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Palumbla
Modiane
Aviator Turpin quits flying after Seattle crash
Seattle June 6 J Clifford Turpin the aviator who caused a man and child death and fifteen injuries by crashing into the grand stand at Meadowe says he will give up flying. He claims a spectator darted onto the track causing the loss of control and that he was not responsible for the fatalities. He was injured and unconscious briefly.
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Seattle
Wash
J. Clifford Turpin
the Meadows
Turpin
Autoist who runs down girl held after fatal crash
Mansfeld June Leona Davnes seven was fatally struck by automobile driven by Carl Summerville at an aviation meet near the fair grounds. Summerville surrendered to police and is held without bond. The accident occurred as Beckwith Havena of New York and Curtis Ayer were flying a plane two miles from the grounds. The child suffered severe injuries including scalp loss and was taken to a hospital where doctors say she cannot live.
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Leona Davnes
Carl Summerville
Thin City
Erate Ward
Summerville
Lete
Beckwith Havena
New York
Curtis Ayer
Eade
Fair Grounds
Bla Wote
Wis
Unclear draft notes on Cannon and local obituaries
Unclear handwritten fragments report Uncle Joe Cannon declining Chicago Republican convention participation citing duties in Congress. Also notes the death of Methodist minister Blair in Helefontaine Ohio and Mrs Murphy's return from visit. Other garbled lines reference travel and a person named Teewtel.
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Warhingon
Joe Cannon
House
Chicago
Congress
Local man and two Italians sentenced on varied charges
St Clairsville Ohio June 8 Samuel Promise an Italian Blair Header was sentenced to 12 years in the Ohio penitentiary and Pasqualle Ale halle wan sent to the reformatory for demanding 500 dollars from Joseph Bubdr of Mating Ferry an Italian merchant and his wife at the point of Eaton Subordinate Arrests Chief Crookeville Ohio June Chief of Police Willa Fisher was arrested by one of his subordinates on charge of abandoning her minor child
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Samuel Promise
Blair
Ohio Penitentiary
Pasqualle Alehalle Wan
Reformatory
Joseph Bubdr
Mating Ferry
Crookeville, O
Willa Fisher
Hamden Baseball Player Killed by Thrown Ball
Homer Morri, age 6, died during a baseball game at Glen Roy, four miles south of Hamden. He was struck in the stomach by a thrown ball, fell forward, and his chin struck home plate, breaking his neck and causing almost instant death.
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Hamden
Homer Morri
Glen Roy
Here
Ready for the Eagles convention in Columbus
The Fraternal Order of Eagles plans a Columbus gathering starting Tuesday to Thursday next week at Memorial Hall. Governor Harmen and Mayor Karbd are invited to speak along with Congregéan Taylor Merrit Hyile from Marietta and Grand War, with a public writing event Monday evening.
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Columbus
Order of Eagles
Atemorial Hall
Harmen
Karbd
Supreme Court Upholds ICC Authority Over Federal Rates
Washington reports that the June decision affirms exclusive ICC jurisdiction over federal rate law administration. Chief Justice White led the ruling in the Procter & Gamble case, upholding that the commerce court cannot substitute for ICC judgments and that parties denied relief before the ICC cannot seek relief in the commerce court.
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Washington
New Commerce Court
United States Supreme Court
Interal Commerce Commission
White
Procter & Gamble
Commerce Wat
Interstate Commerce Commission
Parila
Interatalé Commerce Commission
Commerce Court
Coghlan Memorial to Be Unveiled in Arlington
Dedication ceremony planned in Arlington National Cemetery to honor Admiral Coghlan for his Manila Bay service. The United Spanish War Veterans will lead, Admiral Dewey will unveil the monument, and President Taft is expected to speak.
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Washington, D.C
Arington Nation
Admftal Coghlan
Manila
United Spanish War Veter
Dewey
Taft
Stanford Crew Off for Poughkeepsie
Seward and eight Stanford crew members depart from Stanford University for Poughkeepsie to compete in the Intercollegiate Regatta. The team is set to represent the West in the annual event on the Hudson River, with Captain W. R. McMahon of Gambier leading the party.
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Vars
Stanford, Jr. University
Poughkeepale
Stanford O&cainen
Tay West
Non
Palo Alto
Cal
Dune
Monumental Columbus Memorial Unveiled in Washington Parade
In Washington a grand unveiling honors Christopher Columbus with a marble and stone monument in front of Union Station. President Taft spoke as Italian ambassador pulled the cords, while a massive parade of soldiers, sailors, and Knights of Columbus celebrated the event with banners, floats, and a world globe memorial.
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Christopher Columbus
Santa Maria
America
Tnlon
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Helals
Ialy
Spain
United States
Tosted
Supreme Court of the United States
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Taft
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Margula Cusanl
Rt. Mev
Thomas Shahan
Catholic University of America
Victor J. Dowling
Supreme Court of New York
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Knights of Columbus
Dne
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Robert K. Evans
James A. Flaherty
Philadelphia
Columbus Memorial
Columbus
Missouri Golf Tourney Opens At Branaton Hike
Kane City Mo June 1 the Missouri State Golf Association preliminary to the annual championship began today at Branaton Hike with many players from St Louis Kansas City Bitow Sedalia Jefferson City and Springfield. The event continues through the week as residents anticipate strong competition. Included is a note on the heroic Columbus memorial design by JH Dunham & Co and a total cost of 1004000 funded by Congress.
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Onreloa & Medallion
Ferdinnand and Teabelia
Lora de Tatt
Columbus
JH. Dunham and Company
Chicago
Congress
Kane City
Missouri State Golf Association
St. Louis
Katisis City
Bitowepi
Sedalia
Jefferson City
Springfield
Fragmentary note by explorer and green imagery poem
The text presents garbled dialogue with phrases about reaching the pok and an explorer reviewing a manuscript. It shifts to a whimsical poem about a green little apple and a green homrimeon, ending with a gentle wave over the apple boy. The Montreal Journal is cited.
Fragmentary Historical Snippet Sparks Curiosity
A garbled OCR style note mentions the Great Pyramid's completion, a cryptic Egypt reference, and a joke about golf from St. Louis origins. The passage blends rumors and dated phrasing with unclear dates or names, offering little verifiable detail beyond scattered phrases.
Maid and Lobster Lunch Dispute Echoes of Long Ago
A quirky exchange about lunch orders and attire surfaces in a fragmented text. References to a lobster request, a maid or mistress, and a character named Mald hint at a humorous social scene. The dialogue centers on timing and attire rather than a clear unfolding event.
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Maurie
Madaim
Settlement Notice in Hox County Probate Court
Settlement notice for accounts filed in Hox County Ooty. Hearings set Tuesday June 18 1912 at 9 am for the first and final accounts of Marie Beinhower executrix Samuel Reinhower and Ora L Greer guardian of Ruth Pearl Shin nabarker. Also listed are W W Park administrator of George M Hiller with hearing on the same date.
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Hox County
Ooty
Marie Beinhower
Samuel P. Reinhower
Patrick A. Berry
Ora L. Greer
Rdlth Pearl Shinnabarker
Lillian 5. Crumley
Helen K. Crumley
Mary Aknos Kelly
John G. Kelly
William Shinaberry
Clifton Shinaberry
Clara R. Cummings
Frank A. Cummings
Umms Fliat
W. W Park
George M. Hillar
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Cited By Kentucky Wife
Ashland Kentucky wife credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after years of female and kidney trouble. The advertisement features multiple testimonials from Mrs May Wyatt Camden Ella Johnston and a confidential advice promise from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co noting letters are read by a woman and kept confidential.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
May Wyatt
Ashland
United States
Camden
N. J
Lydia Ei
Pinkham
Morehan
Ella Johnston
Lynn
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