Income tax plan fate rests with Senate wool schedule
The Senate rejected a recommitment motion 19 to 11 to send the wool schedule back to the Finance Committee. Senator Aldrich defended delaying action until schedules are disposed of and Bacon pressed for two ad valorem amendments, which failed to gain GOP support. Aldrich noted wood pulp and print paper duties would be between house and current rates.
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Benite
Finance Committee
Progressives
Bacon
Warbieton
Aldrich
Bailey
Senate
Ananee
Cumin
Brown
Nebraska
Condemned man fights with spoon during execution
In Floresville Texas on June 12 Refugio Juaregien sentenced to hang for criminal assault struggled on the scaffold to stop the execution and wounded Officer Sheri Wright. a faulty blade deterred the heart stab, the trap twice released before success.
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Bheritt
Floresville
Tex
Uring ‘Sa
SONS HELD FOR MURDER FOUND IN COLUMBIA HOME
Victoria GilMe, a 41 year old woman, was found dead in a well in the kitchen of her home in Columbia. A brandy ax and razor were located nearby. Three sons of the murdered woman, Luke Lewis, her daughter's friend, and S Wash Med-Nin, a former boarder, are under arrest.
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Columbia. & A
Victoria GilMe
Luke Lewis
S. Wash Med- Nin
Earthquakes Hit Riviera Deadly Seconday Shock Near Marseille
Two earthquakes shook the Riviera on June 12 with Marseille reporting deaths during convulsions. Smaller towns reported serious damage, including the town of Jhaco where eight people were killed as several structures collapsed.
Medafdarite charge sweeps ten men in Coahocten case
In Coahocten Ohio Anthea plans to render Medafdarite against ten men on liquor selling charges. W Q Barnes proprietor of the Star hotel joins Brooks Johnagan and Marion Patterson in arrest. Details from June report include multiple legal actions and criminal incidents in nearby towns.
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Coahocten
Anthea
W. Q. Barnes
Gtar
Brooks Johnagn
Marion Patterson
Penitentiary Is Shy Former Contractors Owe State
Columbus June 12 The penitentiary board ordered the finance committee to seek an explanation from the attorney general for a disputed 5101,067.90 tied to old prison labor contracts. The amounts are from firms long out of business with two large claims dating back to 1804, Patton Manufacturing Co and Columbus Ranute firing Co.
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State
Columbus
Board of Penitentiary Managers
L. G. Neeley
W. W. Durbin
Denman
Patton Manufacturing Company
Columbus Ranutne
Forest Fires Rage Along New Brunswick North Shore
Forest fires rage unchecked along the north shore of New Brunswick with thick smoke over the province. Rain is the only hope to save valuable timber worth thousands of dollars as anxiety rises in the Richibucto area where access remains difficult.
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New Brunswick
Bt. John
N. H
Richibueto
Four Elevated System Plan Fails in Chicago
Forte to consolidate Chicago’s four elevated railroads into one system failed. A peddler named Monee Rice shot and fatally wounded Fermand Todd, then killed herself after a quarrel over an account. W. E. Corey and wife were injured in a car crash near their home in Paris. A mother of nine was killed by an express train at Reading, Pennsylvania. The Kingston Savings Bank in Kingston, New York, was closed by the bank commissioner. A lion escaped from a cage in Chicago injuring three before control was regained.
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Forte
Chicago
Monee Rice
Fermand Todd
W. E. Corey
Palaizau
France
Mra. Guilers
Reading
Kingstons Gavings Bank
Kingstown
Ft. 1
Boston Man Lost at Sea During European Honeymoon
Boston man Holland Bennett, a Harvard graduate, disappeared from the German Lloyd steamer Berlin between Genoa and Naples while returning to the United States with his bride Tucetta Avera Upham of Cambridge. Sightings and fears spread of murder or kidnapping amid Black Hand tensions. his wife continued the voyage home alone.
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Naples
Genos
Berlin
Holland Bennett
Bennett
Genoa
United States
New York
Harvard
Boston
Tholland Bennett
Ber- Min
Europe
Tucetta Avera Upham
Cambridge
Miami University Celebrates Centenary in Centennial Week
Oxford Ohio June 12 Miami University Ohio’s oldest higher learning institution marks its hundredth anniversary with six days of festivities during commencement week. Distinguished visitors from sister universities will speak including Dr Henry Mitchell MacCracken Chancellor of New York University and Miami alumnus. Benjamin Harrison and Whitelaw Reid once served as presidential and vice presidential nominees from Miami. Noted state leaders William Dennison Oliver P Morton and Richard Yates were also graduates.
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Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Miami
Jeliver
Henry Mitchell MacCracken
New York University
Benjamin Harrison
Whitelaw Reid
Indiana
Trinda
William Dennison
Oliver P. Morton
Richard Yates
Cure-All Medicines Promoted in 19th Century Ad
An 19th century advertisement extols Golden Medical Discovery as a potent blood purifier and tonic. It claims effectiveness for nasal passages throat and stomach ailments and asserts broad health benefits for pale complexions and general vigor, with emphasis on female vitality.
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Golden Medical Discovery
Queensboro Bridge Opens Amid Citywide Celebration
The Queensboro bridge opened today with a citywide celebration led by military officials and civic leaders. A week of events including parades, fireworks and exhibitions will conclude with a Waldorf Astoria dinner on Saturday. The bridge measures 1 182 feet with a total length of 8 201 feet and cost around 20 million dollars.
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Quense
Manhattan
New York
Queene Borough
Waldorf-Astoria
Queensboro Bridge
Brooklyn Bridge
Williamsburg Bridge
Firth of Forth
Reatland
Queensboro
Rag Warehouse Fire Injures Fireman in Cleveland Blaze
A fire destroyed the F Silberman & Company tag warehouse and the Ohio Sash and Door factory on Columbus road. One firefighter was injured and several others escaped a potential wider blaze as the walls collapsed. Forty five girls employed on upper floors fled in a panic but escaped unharmed.
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Cleveland
F. Silberman
Three Motives Suggested in New York Murder Case
New York police, after locating the victim's missing head and identifying him as Samuel Berain, a Russian painter and decorator, weigh robbery jealousy or revenge as possible motives. Investigations probe a possible love affair while maintaining standard procedural formality.
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New York
Sae
Samuel Berain
Storm Claim Death Toll and Damage Across Texas
Special dispatches report a central Texas storm killing eleven and injuring several. The event damaged the Brazos river bridge area near Sweetwater and disrupted the Kansas City Mexico & Orient line. Tuckel and Saeders also suffered storm damage with hail destroying crops and orchards worth thousands.
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Amenae
Texas
Dallas
Tex
Kansas City
Mexico & Orient Railway
Brazos River Bridge
Cunard Liner Slavonia Goes Ashore at Azores
News from New York reports the Cunard liner Slavonia with 110 cabin and 300 steerage aboard ran aground off Flot inland in the Azores. The wreck is near total, but timely aid from North German Lloyd and Hamburg American lines saved all passengers. Slavonia lies near Pringens Irene of the North German Lloyd and the Hamburg American liner Batavia.
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New York
Menage News
Cunard
Slavonia
Azores
Weusel
Naples
Lloyd
Tners
Batavia
Lynching of two accused in South Carolina murder
A June message reports Quillie Simmons and Preok Samuels were lynched by a mob of over 600 in Bratiehville area, following charges of murdering young Ben Amonks two weeks earlier. The victims are described as Negroes.
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South Carolina
Murde
Bryan Bryan to Run for United States Senate Seat
Fragmentary OCR reports a candidate named Bryan entering a U S Senate race with unclear dates and partners. The text is damaged, showing names like Burkett and Rivland but lacks verifiable details like party, state, or election date.
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Bryan Ie
Willem Jennings Bryan
Wimer J. Burkett
Rivland B. Metall
Black Hand conspiracy charges eyed by state
State may charge Merion Brick Hood members with Black Hand extortion and related crimes in a Columbia case. Federal authorities withhold evidence until state hearings, which may place John and Charlon Amicon on the stand. Bonds for prisoners are expected to rise as prosecutions proceed in Cleveland, Canton, Toledo, and Columbia.
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Columbia
Pontal
J. F. Oldford
Sapocrates
Commission of State
Agostino Genario
Atarion
Sam Tima
John
Charlon Amicon
Cleveland
Canton
Toledo
Lita
Sherman McPherson
Antonio Lima
Salvatore Lima
Sam Lima
Don's Kidney Pills Endorsement Testimony
Henry Streamer reports lasting relief from kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills four years ago. He says backache and inability to work resolved quickly and recommends the remedy to others. Multiple family members reportedly used it with similar benefit.
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Dom
Henry Streamer
Muth
Saxdunky
Olio
Dean
Backield
Down
Renga
Snae
Butta
York
United Bate
Hemeunier
Doan'e
Nake
Law and crime notes with penalties and letters revealed
Police report outlines penalties for offenses against the ruler with death for revealing secrets and other severe sanctions. Inspectors pursue interpretation of correspondence as Salvatore Ventola and Amicon figures surface in a case tied to letters about shipments to Columbus and Dennison.
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Vic Churches
Apolla
Denthiian
Comrades
Salvatore Ventola
Columbus
Marfert
Dennison
Lima
Li Hiree
Canam
Ventola
Amicon
Witnemn
Adme
Quarantine for mental defectives proposed at conference
A conference on charity and correction in Buffalo discusses reform aims for rural communities and juvenile courts. Dr. Murdoch of Polk, Pa urges quarantine of mental defectives as the cost of a single battleship, saying it could curb crime and degeneration while aiding upbuilding. In a separate report, William Gibson of Wonrter, Ohio, is jailed for attacking employer James Irvin with a hoe. Irvin is seriously wounded and Gibson pleads guilty.
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Buffalo
Nu Reform Agency
Charition and Correction
Pittsburg
Denver
St. Lows
Rity
J. M. Murdoch
Polk
Murdoch
William Gibson
James Irvin
Dalton
Irvin
Hin Jung
Gibson
Whole Hamlet Burned Special Train Rescues Inhabitants From Fire
The Hillsman village near Smyrna Mills, Maine, was destroyed by the Aroostook forest fire on June 12. Twelve buildings burned leaving 50 residents homeless, saved by a pedal train from Moulton. Financial loss not exceeding 200,000.
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Smyrna Mills
Aroostook
Hillman
Smyrne Mills
Moulton
Time Cards Schedule Archaic Transit Lines and Notices
A dense rail and bus timetable fragment lists line routes with departure times, daily service notes, and exceptions including Sunday limits. It also includes property sale notices, a bank lawsuit filing, and medical remedy advertisements with names and places interwoven in the OCR text.
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Pitta
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Robert Stick
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Athens
Charien W. Super
Carnrgia
Cincinnati
Dayton @ Xenia Traction company
Itm
Rapid ‘Transit Company
Boyd J. Dilley
Dayton
Postomee Inspectora
William Day
Mari Dennleon
Bellefontaine
John Amicon
Tandon
Thin City
George Greenwell
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Auton
F. H. Caeley
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Caley
Lore Amuse
Boston Man
White
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Milan
Daily Chronicle Snys
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Storm
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Rune Bo
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Cart
Delaware
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Bucyrae
H. A. Baker
Dora M. Filng
Lenox Reber
A. G. McComb
Olean
City National Bank of
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Otters
A. G. McComba
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V. J. Blackwore
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Pittaburg
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Detchon
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Patterson
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Waltons
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