Italy Binds Its Hands to Alliance in Hague Ambiguity
Rome June 5 Italy remains torn within the Triple Alliance as Tittoni seeks a middle course between Britain and the German Austrian bloc. The Rapallo meeting with Von Buelow exposed Italy’s delicate position and led Tittoni to present a compromised proposal to the major powers. The Hague conference sees Germany Austria and Italy united in reservations on immediate armament limits while Italy leans toward the principle of limitation.
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Will Prosecute Magnate Harriman
Washington action hinges on Sherman anti trust question after Roosevelt Lane conference. Aimed to compel H Harriman to answer questions from the Interstate Commerce Commission stemming from the Alton transaction. Kellogg will confer with the president and may sue Harriman in New York to force testimony.
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Foraker Campaign Closure Sparks Political Shuffle
Akiva June 5 Senator Joseph B Foraker state headquarters here stayed open thirteen weeks. The move comes after a murky internal split within the state organization as Charlie FP and Williany HH Tate diverge. Dick returned from Washington with clerks and office gear and said he would stay home for the summer. Foraker and Dick seem to abandon the campaign or shift to a gumshop effort.
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Austrian Victim Identified in Furnace Fire Case
Clhesmall O June 6 It is believed the victim of the furnace murder or suicide is Panko Bukowal an Austrian. An Austrian lawyer wrote a letter for Bukowsk to his wife in Australia two days before the body was found. The letter showed trouble but did not reveal details to authorities.
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Special Commissioner Decker to Hear Testimony in Ohio
Washington June 6. It was an Interstate commerce commission. His son today, special commissioner Decker will take testimony at Cincinnati, Dayton and Columbus, time 12, 18 and 14 on the charge of writration in railroad and crews Wales.
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Pennsylvania Raises Age Limit for Public Admission
Pittsburgh, Pa June The Pennsylvania authority has raised the age limit for entrants to the program from 35 to 45 years, expanding eligibility for positions in the agricultural sector.
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Pennaylvania Rou
Mystery Treasure Hidden in Old Kentucky Farm Barn
On June 5 a laborer uncovered a stash of five hundred currency notes in crisp new bills stashed inside a hole of an old barn on the Noble farm near Franke Ky. The notes, all of $F denomination, were found after the floor misfire and may be linked to a wartime rail station robbery. The money’s origin and how it came to be hidden remain unclear.
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Naphtha Explosion Halts Nickel Plate Train Wreck
A broken beam derailed a Nickel Plate train near Hasbornix late at night. Several cars of merchandise and four cars of naphtha derailed and exploded, causing a wreck. Witnesses report a mysterious incident and missing crew details remain unclear.
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Fire breaks out at Lorain American hotel
Fire at the American hotel in Lorain Ohio caused by incendiary origin broke out last night. Forty strike breakers were housed there and another fire later started in a remote section of the hotel. An investigation by the fire department is planned.
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Spotted fever deaths tallied in state canvass
Cleveland dispatch reports 67 fatalities from spotted fever across the state from January 1 to June 5. The tally notes 12 cases in Ologat and outlines the outbreak's reach and impact as recorded by the Press.
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Frisco Hit By Brief Midnight Earthquake
San Francisco was shaken by an earthquake lasting one second just after midnight. No damage reported. The event prompted a brief alert as residents felt a quick tremor in the early hours. Authorities did not report injuries or disruption to essential services.
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Snow Falls in Cleveland and Inland Areas
Snow fell in Cleveland this morning with reports of snowfall in Urichsville and other interior parts. The cold front prompted lighter flurries across nearby towns as residents noted slippery streets and chilly winds. Authorities urged caution for motorists and school districts considered delay plans.
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Orby Wins Enellash Derby for American Owners
Orby the colt from Richard Croker wins the Enellash derby, the premier turf event, by two lengths over Lie poo. American owners Pierre Lorillard and William Whitney previously secured the trick for the third time. Jockey Johnny Reiff guides Orby as King Edward watches. Croker reportedly nets about $100,000 from the win.
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Three Die In Gasoline Car Explosion At Reddick
In Reddick Wisconsin on June 5 three men were killed when a gasoline laden car exploded after a hot box caused a derailment. One victim named Fred Hoimg, a local barber, is identified. two other victims remain unnamed. The blast followed a line of burning freight cars and shattered village windows, with body parts scattered up to 100 yards.
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Pleading Cleared for Main Trial in Trusts Case
In a heated dispute involving Mrs. Eddy’s property, the court denied跡 the mas ten of Henry M. Baker Archibald McLellan and Joseph Fernald as trustees. The Neat Friends substitute plaintiffs faced a decisive ruling impacting the main question of the case.
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Archibald McLellan
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Elique
Will Investigate Rise in Prices Across Nation
Washington June 6 The general rise in prices of dressed meat nationwide has drawn the president’s attention. He may appoint a task force to determine if price hikes are natural or if meat purveyors have colluded, possibly violating the Sherman anti trust act. Chicago reports meat prices up and packers seek enforcement of pure food laws amid shortages blamed on Northwest winter. District attorneys at cattle centers will be told to scrutinize any recent price agreements.
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Areo
Orchard Tells His Story in Court
The trial featuring Harry Orchard on murder and assault charges resumed as he testified to the murder of Governor Frank Steunenberg and related acts linked to the Western Federation of Miners. He described plans to blow up the Hall Salli warehouse, the box of powder seized on a train, and the roles of union leaders in the events surrounding the killings.
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Crew blows up vessel to prevent capture near Punks coast
A Latlin dispatch reports about seventy men guarding contraband and munitions aboard a vessel blown up by its crew to avoid capture. All aboard drowned while pursuing escape. authorities seek harsh penalties for implicated men amid a web of related killings and arrests in New Jersey.
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Bomb Found in Police Judge's New Jersey Home
A horn shaped box filled with dynamite fulminating powder and a fuse was found in the home of Josaph Kennel a police judge of New Durham New Jersey. The device was connected to an attempted attack on the judge and its blast would have caused severe damage. Police secured the scene and investigated the suspect involved in the incident.
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Another Banker 18 Found Guilty in Pittsburgh Trial
Pittsburgh June 5. Chordie Mengonn Torner assistant teller of the defunct Rolararies Bank of Milegheny found guilty. Cashier Clark implicated in the wanes scheme.
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