Philadelphia streetcar strike toll and city disruption
Philadelphia facing a prolonged streetcar strike with no peaceful settlement in sight. Police warn of work stoppages if protests escalate while mayor restricts saloon hours. Railroads cope by expanding service as unions and companies mobilize for potential demonstrations and mass marches.
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Philadelphia
Thir
Otter
Boulldue
Met
Reading
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Timothy Healey
International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen
Mahone
Pree
International Lethwninn
Yabor Inadere
Mulldingten Vounel
Confession Claim in Laura Regealer Case
In Providence on June 2 a man named Hermann B of Hamilton claims a private detection group that Laura Regealer’s self confessed crew found near the Reservoir on May 10 remained the lone new detail. He seeks to deliver Dimaell to authorities as the prisoner arrives, asserting credibility in the Developing case.
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Providence
Herrman
Hamilton
Laura BE. Regealer
Reservoir
Dimaell
Iman
Holos Pen In Mouth Armiew Win Taker Bar Examination
Fragmented OCR text shows a June 2 report from Columbus Ohio about a bar examination, with references to Cleveland and petition delays. The readable portion is garbled and incomplete, but notes a court proceeding involving Shipps and others and postponement to review petitions.
Buckeye Brine Internet and State Appointments in Ohio
Dayto n Ohio June 2 Governor Harmon appoints Phermes a state inspector of workshops and factories. News items report a drowning at Camp Luckey involving Wither Vowel and a companion, a court ruling on a husband wife rights case, and various regional updates including miner employment, new state officials, a missing nobleman identification, and peacemaker efforts with the Lake Carriers association.
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Fanewelle
Wither
Camp Luckey
Embezzler Confesses and Faces Charges in Indianapolis Case
Emmerich, known as Wilton, confessed to embezzling $19,000 from Capital National Bank of Indianapolis where he worked as a book keeper. He agreed to return to Indiana to face charges and expressed willingness to retire without extradition. In a separate note, two fishermen, Edward J. Garcelon and William Kennedy Jr., drowned while fishing off South Yarmouth on June 2.
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Emmerich
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Fintane
Max Emmerich
Capital National Bank of Indianapolis
Ind
Wilton
South Yarmouth
Mass
Edward J. Garcelon
Boston
William Kennedy, Jr
Haskell Proclaims Open Dispensaries Under Prohibition Law
Governor Haskell issues a proclamation allowing certain dispensing agencies to reopen under the prohibition act. Agencies may operate in towns with 2000 or more residents or by month rather than population, as provided, with conditions for reopening after an amendment failed.
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Haskell
Guthrie
Owim
Fragmented Miscellaneous 19th Century Items
The text reports scattered incidents including a Detroit school fire with pupils escaping, Chicago hotel smoke injuries, a Chicago inspectors strike, a Minnesota congressman hospitalized, and a Hamilton streetworker electrocuted in Nebraska, with several garbled names and places.
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Duluth
Tevetee Jones Letehor
Indianapolla
Wale Elie
Alpena
Meh
Detroit
Mich
Echoo
Sminke
Ty Mremen
Stockholm
Chicago
Armon
Congremman Lowden
Minos In
Alhems
Minder Nature
Howell N. Mighee
Neason Bliriver
Aldrich Seeks Night Sessions On Tariff Bill Debate
Washington reports show Senator Aldrich planning night sessions as the tariff bill moves through the committee. Senator Smoot and Lodge defend protectionist aims, arguing the Dingley law remains intact despite claims of added duties.
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Washington
Trun
Chiteman Aldrich
Bentamin
Rnmidera Hart
Smoot
Lodge
Niance Committee
Utah
Senate
Republican Party
New England
Murderer boards train after fatal duel at Marion station
In Marion Indiana on June 2 Alonzo Kellyville was fatally wounded by his brother in law Willard P Gray after a duel on the Penny Valley railroad platform. Gray fired several shots and fled to Marion where he surrendered and claimed self defense.
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Garrendere
Marion
Ind
Flames Sweep Village in Dupont Fire Destroying Hotel and Buildings
In Dupont near Scranton on June 2 a major fire destroyed about a three story hotel, three stores, and a dwelling as nearly a dozen structures burned. Neighboring towns assisted with bucket brigades until Pittsburg firemen arrived and the estimated loss reached £50,000.
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Scranton
Dupont
Pittston
Hull's Cure Promoted as Universal Remedy
A fragmented advert claims Hull's Universal Cure cures chronic conditions once deemed incurable. It asserts internal dosing from 16 drops and promises complete restoration by acting on the blood and glands, with a money back guarantee and endorsements from F. J. Cheney & Co. and Toledo.
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Hull
KF. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Thondals
F. J. Chnngy & Co
Daly
Hell
Negro conference platform demands equal rights and ballot access
The national negro conference closes with a platform urging constitutional rights for Negroes in every state, including fourteenth amendment guarantees, equal educational opportunities, and ballot access. The session also discusses President Taft's stance on black Americans and features a resolution deploring his views. A separate item notes a picnic death and other local incidents.
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New York
Taft
William Monroe Trotter
Negro
Boston
Tattie
Police Theory Links Bay Beam to Mrs Dille's Murder
The state claims John W. Ream the Negro attorney had two accomplices in the May 23 killing of Maude Dillez, a white widow. Ream faces charges in a Yoakum farm robbery case and is alleged to have conspired to suppress testimony by murder. Authorities expect arrests soon as the theory centers on preventing incriminating testimony from Dillez.
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Bay Beam
Diltz
Beam
Dike
American Sheet and Tin Plate drops union talks in Wheeling
Notice posted in Wheeling West Virginia states that after June 40 the American Sheet and Tin Plate company plants will open and will no longer bargain with the Amalgamated Association. The move affects about 16 000 workers in Wheeling and Martins Ferry.
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American Sheet
Tin Plate Company
Union
Wheeling
W.va
Ommcial
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Amalgamated Association
Wheeling and
Martius Ferry
Copper Magnate Goes To Prison In Missing Books Case
New York June 2 George Baglin vice president of United Copper was jailed in Tonite Prison on order of Judge Lacombe until the company books containing evidence for the Heinze case are produced. Director Hanford Robinson facing further review as prosecutors seek the missing records amid a grand jury testimony about conspiracies and actions against the Heinze brothers.
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New York
George Baglin
United Copper Company
Tonite
Lacombe
United States Distriet Court
F. Avellntus Heinze
Alk Hangy
Hanford Robinen
Laccombe
Ragin
Robinson
Heinze Brothers
Unclear OCR: Black defendant found guilty in Centerville case
An OCR read of a Centerville trial reports a Black defendant found guilty in a fatal harm case involving a choir singer. The shaky text mentions the victim Clara Reson and dates around February and June, with jury deliberations and sentencing implied.
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Ottumwa
Dew Maines
Johud Juneken
Negro
Centerville
Clara Reson
Indictments In Trial Battle Over Criminal Libel
Indianapolis News publishers Delavan Smith and Charon Williams face removal to D C for trial on criminal libel indictments tied to articles alleging graft in Panama canal purchase. Judge Anderson hears evidence on malice in the editorials as government argues for transfer. Williams and Smith deny authorship of the disputed editorial segment.
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Adereon
Panama
Canal
Williams
Indianapolis
Ind
Tune
Delavan Smith
Charon Willlema
Indianapolis News
Andyw Andérson
United States Court of the District
District of Columbia
United States of
Smith
Willame
District
McNamara
Miller
Ibelour
Columbia
Anderson
C. P. Taft
Douglus Robinson
Wiliam Nelson Crom
Deas's Kidney Pills Prove Effective in Marion
A Marion Ohio woman testifies Deas's Kidney Pills relieved fifteen years of kidney and related ailments. She suffered severe pain swelling headaches and fatigue before finding gradual improvement after using two boxes. She gained energy and now performs housework with ease praising the remedy.
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Deas
Marion
James Luts
Prospect
Stree
Ohio
Maya
Down
Dean
Schmid & Co
T Hogan
Malice in editorial cases discussed by Judge Anderson
The court debate centers on civil versus criminal malice standards in a newspaper publication. Judge Anderson weighs what a newspaper owner can be liable for when editors publish content, noting agency and ultimate responsibility. Attorneys continue submitting arguments and expect a ruling by tonight.
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Willamne
Smith
Willianm
Anderson Fr
Marathon Derby Victor The Young Frenchman Henri St Yves
The Mara thon Derby at the Polo grounds New York saw Henri St Yves defeat Borindo Shrabb Mayer and Langhent in a notable display. Alfred Sheubb the Englishman announced his last appearance, while Dorando St Yves was hailed as a rising force in athletic circles and plans emerge for shorter races.
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Henri St. Yves
Polo-grounds
New York
Henri St. Yves Cave
Borindo
Shrabb
Mayer
Langhent
Alfred Sheubb
Roning
Pao White
Yves
Dorando
Tram schedule fragment for Marion and Bucyrus lines
Fragmentary railway timetable notes departures and arrivals between Marion and Bucyrus with several times scattered across morning and evening hours. The illegible OCR omits clear dates or destinations but lists multiple daily slots and shifts, suggesting a regional route schedule.
Excursion notices and a burlesque anecdote in hasty scrawl
The fragment lists Sunday and monthly excursions to Detroit Columbus Colimbus Newark and more, with repetitions of rail lines and holiday trips to New York Pacific routes. It closes with a garbled anecdote about an impersonation and a note on mistaken identity involving Dewolf Hopper and Langtry.
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Hocking Valley
Golimbun
Detroi
Pomeroy
Jick~son
Toleo
United States
Canada
Newark
New York
Knights of St. John Ercampmbat
Cedar Point
Lake Chautauqua
National’ Bavcationst
Denver
Cal
Christian Hadeavor Union
Kenton
Hik's
Low Angeles
Gal
National Gymoweto Utilety
Cincinnati
Pacific
le Erat Agt
HV. Ry
Macton
Charles
Hawkey
Tod
Wolf Hopper
Lang
Wells
Hughey
Wontar
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Road Commission
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William J. Hayes
Europe
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Seth Low
National Civic Federation
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Aldrich
Fimande
Dingley
Pittsburg
H.C. Je Coke ‘Company
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Canudad
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Mre
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Willem Patterson
Pertham Hay
N. J
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Madrid
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Many & Marion
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