Thirty Perons Perish In A Cloudburst At Gradysville Ky
Leninville Ky June 8 Thirty persons perish in a cloudburst that destroyed Gradysville near Colima Adair county Kentucky Waters rose rapidly leaving residents no escape Many bodies recovered and debris strewn homes entire families perished including Dr L C Mell and others The town lay at forks of two creeks surrounded by high hills a deadly trap for such a disaster
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Leninville
Gradys Ville
Colima
Adair County
Kentucky
L. C. Mell
Austin Milmore
Hatfield Mon
Mary Most
Jaume Neleon
Kur M. Guiland
Keliner
Gratyville
Roosevelts probe targets railroads post office clash
Cincinnati June 8 An investigation ordered by President Roosevelt into alleged railroad post office conspiracies expands as thirty two postal inspectors study route dispersals and revenue linked to the handling of mail. Inspectors D S Peters H Kline A B Britten and C A Ciler are among those in Cincinnati coordinating the probe amid vague evidence and high secrecy.
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Cincinnati
Postoffice Department
Roosevelt
Timer Star
Post Office Department
Arcle
United States
Uncle Sam
United
Cincinnat Mureday
Mev
Charleu Holmes
Lf de
Iurlat
White House
Sun Enough
Century Rail
Peters
New York
Kline
Tovblanapolis
A. B. Britten
Chattanooga
C. A. Cliler
Augusta, Ga
Children Intend Death By Own Action in Cleveland
Cleveland June 8 The invention of the death by own action of Margaret and Helen Curtis 10 and 11 years old yesterday resulted from the torture by the grandmother and sister of the sulcies. The younger children will be held in detention home. The inquest over the death of the children will be held Monday. The teacher of the little girls learned they intended to commit death and wrote to the father. The grandmother answered. Neighbors and coroner investigated while the children were fed and locked up. One described Helen bleeding. The grandmother told her not to tell. Father telegraphed he would be home tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Margaret
Helen Gurtis
Miller
Sul Cies
Gandmother
Tre
Helen Curtis
Jnquent
Little Girls
Femane
New Jewish Colony Sails to Establish First Bremen Settlement
In Bremen Germany on June 8 the first colony of Jews from the New Jewish Colony Sall is set to arrive. The mission leaders and their council expect to organize the southern towns and await a response from national Jewish groups regarding the settlement plan.
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Sall
Delegates Arrive for Second Hague Peace Conference
In The Hague on June 4 arriving delegates prepare for the second Hague peace conference. The chief expected result is the settlement of drafted policy in international law as the conference opens amid formal ceremonies and diplomatic activity.
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Hague
Netherlands
Whiel
Hemine
Alleged Conspiracy Claims Drive Man’s Foreboding Ale
Pare Time 8.0. WW. Ganmot, ally Wood of Facramenta California, in custody since June 3 facing $200,000 siphoning charge against American Exploitation Co. He alleges victim of a conspiracy and has contacted the American embassy and President Roosevelt seeking intervention. He links the firm to operations in Spain and France, implicating Charles S. Martin alias H. Walla and others in a London penal case.
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Ganmot
Ally Wood
Facramenta
Cal
American Exploitation Co
Roosevelt
Nem
Emily
Aner Fea Exploitation Co
Casio
Ality
Poole
Porneal
Spain
Bordeaux
France
Charles S. Martin
If. Walla
Nustivilin
Rann
London
Kansas Wheat Condition Seen Near Half Crop
Topeka Kansas Jane S Secre teri Colnen of the Kansas Agriculture department reports a high crop condition for wheat at about 47 percent. The annual crop report outlines state wide conditions and forecasts for the upcoming season.
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Topeks
Kansas
Jane S
Secreteri Colnen
Kansas Agricultural Departments
Low Necked Dresses Linked to Illness Allegation
A clipped and garbled report suggests a claim that low necked dresses caused an illness in a woman connected to events at the Royal parade. The text mentions Tarlo and Min with references to Astor, Mireniedown, and a nerve issue during a cot.
Roosevelt the Speaker at Cornerstone Ceremony
President Roosevelt delivered a speech in Washington commemorating the cornerstone of the new project. The ceremony featured the same trowel used by George Washington in laying a historic cornerstone, symbolizing continuity from the nation’s early days.
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Roosevelt
Rommevelt
George Washington
Ted
Elyria Court Rules Insurance Combine Legal
June 8 Elyria case upholds a merger as lawful, rejecting claims it violated state law. Judge finds the combine does not constitute an unlawful restraint or infringement, sustaining the insurer’s right to proceed.
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Elyria
Ohio
Hawaii
Uniformed Rank Kinilite vote blocks stripe change
The Norfolk assembly of the Uniformed Rank Kinilite of Pything of the World rejected a proposal to add a stripe down the trouser leg. Only New Jersey and a few regions favored the change, while St. Ger. Land of Kavnine declined. The report notes unclear details and widespread confusion surrounding the decision.
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Norfolk
Supreme Assembly
Kinilite
Pything
Maxanobaceus
New Jersey
St. Ger
Land of Kavnine
Bellefontaine Seeks to Halt Traction Line Removal
Probate Judge Pham issues injunction to restrain the Selwop traction syndicate from removing three miles of track in the city. Servers have filed suit to declare the franchise void.
Harriman Immune From Prosecution in Trust Busting Plan
Washington June , Harriman the railroad magnate appears immune from criminal prosecution as a broader plan to curb trusts is outlined. The attorney general is directed to proceed against the Anthracite Coal Trust with initial actions in Philadelphia and other railroads named. A White House conference discussed trust prosecutions with Roosevelt, Knox, Cortelyou and Kellogg present, signaling likely steps in government action.
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Anthracite Coal Trust
Philadelphia
Washington
Harriman
Conerat
Conde
White House
Borniparte
Harvester Frast
Delaware
Susquehanna
Schuylkill
Reaing
Lehigh Valley
Hudson
New York
Susquehanna and Western
Tral Reinhound
New Jerney
Karte
Phi Pennsylvania
Ap Hormel
Earlielyume
Roosevelt, Skeretary
Bianot
Troantiny
Springfield Storm Destroys Dunes and Quiet Town
A Springfield, Ohio storm swept the area, bringing heavy winds and damage. Debris and dunes were scattered as the weather system moved through, with limited reports of injuries and subsequent cleanup efforts beginning.
Michigan Crops In Good Condition Report
Crop report from Michigan notes good field conditions amid favorable weather. Wheat and other grains show healthy yields while corn and soybeans remain early in development with optimistic outlook for upcoming harvest.
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Michigan
Life saving crew deserts amid clash in Cleveland
Eight members of the Cleveland life saving crew quit today after a disagreement with Captain Hane Hanson, the new keeper from Brie, Perieay via, leaving the unit short-handed and creating a disruption in local rescue operations.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland Ife
Hane Hanson
Keapar
Brie
Cyclone Hits Illinois Leaving Towns Wrecked
A severe cyclone swept through Illinois causing houses to collapse and injuries in multiple towns. In New Minden a hotel roof failed leaving several dead or seriously hurt while Yorkville and Auburn suffered extensive damage and power outages. Rescue workers reported widespread damage as days passed and clean up began.
Biggest Liar Who Ever Saw Pike's Peak
A transcription of a chaotic testimony centers on Henry or Henrys, a strong claim about Pike's Peak. The narrative references witnesses including a wife and a detective, with mentions of Denver and titles like Gener Sherman Bell. The piece describes a dramatic trial atmosphere and repeating assertions of deceit.
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Pike's Peak
Thvines
Important Conference In Washington At Workington
In Workington on June 8 a major conference is held in Washington involving observers and officials tied to a presidential administration. Names like Senator Crane of Massachusetts and Assistant Postmaster General Hite are mentioned among candidates for a key managerial appointment.
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Washington
Workington
Serratory
Tote Amt Arilur
T. Vorts
Officiel
Catt
Moon i Olie
Woner Canqukn
Vorge
Crane
Massachusetts
Anstatant Post
Hite
Fire Burns Large Lumber Yard in Galion Ohio
A major blaze destroyed the planing mill of the Heaton Lumber Co in Galion Ohio last night. Lightning started the fire, then spread to finish stock and valuable machinery. Firemen fought the flames as the structure burned, with only minor damage to adjacent buildings reported.
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Galion
Ohio
Theatton Lumber Co
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