End of Tariff Debate Sighted Outlook for Final Vote
Washington June 14 The tariff bill nears final debate with Benster Aldrich hopeful for a vote by next Saturday and Beveridge predicting no delay beyond late next week The income tax amendments due Friday may prompt action or further postponement The week aims to wrap up remaining provisions including lumber pulp hides and petroleum. Nearby incidents include a church dynamite scare in Canton Ohio and General Kountz death in Toledo Ohio with other regional notes.
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Wasllington
Hhal
Wenare Tx
Wen
Benster Aldrich
Ans
Beveridge
Forte
Senate
Autos in Practice at Crown Point Trials
Speedsters test the Lowell Point course for the western Vanderbilt races to be held June 18 and 19. Drivers faced sharp turns and slow zones while evaluating safe speeds. Benor Paul recalls Paris dispatches as Venezuela’s envoy reports on a concluded protocol.
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Crown Point
Lowell
Ind
Vanderbilt
Wn Point-Lowell Cour
Barrow
Benor Paul
Paris
Jose de J. Paul
Spcial
Venezuela
Senor Paul
Europe
Woman killed as buggy struck by train near Richmond
Mrs. Dietrich Hurnhagen of West Alexandria died when a buggy and horse were hit by an eastbound Dayton & Western train ten miles east of Richmond. Her husband was fatally injured and their child escaped unharmed as the vehicle and horse were destroyed.
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Richmond
Ind
Dietrich Hurnhagen
West Alexandra
Dayton & Western
Thin City
Wrecked submarine Kanbala loss and diver deaths reported
June 14 dispatch from Mehrrtopul notes that the crew of the Russian submarine Kanbala perished and divers died attempting recovery in deep water after a collision with the battleship Hostiviay during maneuvers. Separate New York report mentions a Tiffany’s shipping manager dying of heart failure in a taxicab.
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Mehrrtopul
Kanbala
Cullivion
Hostiviay
New York
Philadelphia
George W. Bor
Tiffany's Shipping
Catholic Knights Begin Convention
The encampment of Koigite of St. John gathering leaders from Kentucky Ohio Michigan Indiana and Pennsylvania convened for four days with services in lower Catholic churches today featuring a drone parade and drill contest and a $1000 prize. Visitors from five states attend as local women hostesses oversee by a committee of four. A separate item reports a man in Bethlehem Pa brooding over a fiancee's death then killing his betrothed at a graveyard before shooting himself.
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Bandusky
Koigite
St. John
Kentucky
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Pennsylvania
France
Bethlehem
Raymond Heintvelmann
Bowmnane Town
Mion
Florence Rebrig
Meantime Fate and Mayhem Across Quick News Snippets
Reports from Syracuse Chicago Clay City and New Orleans cover life sentences for burglary and murder amid a jumble of incidents. A boat grounding near Ashtabula. a Chewing gum company consolidation. a father seeking to execute a killer. a kidnapping and ransom gone wrong. and a large strike triggering regional concerns.
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Charlies Chaffee
Syracuse
N. Y
George Kellar
William Roswell
Chiago
Joseph
Vernon Clemmons
Clay City
Arundell
Ashtabula
Ben Sen Chiclw Company
Capital
Smuggling Arms to Venezuela in North Carolina Waters
In Beaufort North Carolina June 14 a revenue cutter duo patrolled Albemarle Sound with ships Nanticoke and an unknown vessel suspected of aiding a plan to ship Belgian rifles to interior ports for covert support of an anti Gómez government incursion into Venezuela. The operation centers on Edenton and New Bern connections, with warnings of possible peaceful trade instead of hostile intent. The report mixes a maritime alert with digressive trivia on birds and unrelated anecdotes.
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Seminole
Pamilco
Revenue Service
Albemarle
Nanticoke
Priende
Castro Ina
Gomez
Beaufort
N.C
Pamlico
Caroline Sound
Atlantic Ocean
Venezuela
Newbern
N. C
Treasury Department
Edenton
North Carolina
Chowan Flyer
Albemarly Sound
Cantro
Gomera
Artis
Belgium
America
Chicago
Cincinnati
Vene Ee Secret Service
New York
Norfolk
IN. C
Duel Ends With Shootings In Indy Rivalry
Indianapolis June 14 Antonio Mascariie wounded after a duel with Gustavo Guiffre over a code duello dispute. Police say Mascart attacked with a knife as they prepared to fire at a measured distance. Guiffre claims self defense. Nearby, Michela Guiffre, tied to the rival, was arrested attempting to reach her brother.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Antonio Mascariie
Vincent
Gustavo Guiffré
Garford Park
Guiffre
Mascart
Mascari
Michela Guiffre
Gustavo
Birmingham Death After Affray Over Coffee Claim
In Birmingham Alabama on June 14 a dispute over a failed coffee claim ended in violence. C. H. Carter allegedly rejected by Kelley and his brother W. Sparks clashed with Carl Moyle, a Birmingham suburb resident, leading to Carter's death and Sparks fatally injured with a leg wound to Moyle.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alrmingham
C. MH. Carter
Kelley
W. T. Kelley
Inian
Wii Sparks
Carlin Moyle
Birming
Carper Ta
Spirke
Wheyie
Battleship Hits the Band at Potsdam Palace
A garbled dispatch reports denial of a report about a lax propeller damage. The Emperor and Bedions Britain are mentioned with a note of 60 initiations and a kingly gesture toward a titled figure, indicating a political or military briefing from Potsdam.
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Department Ave
Ria
Emperor Bedions
Britiah
Merlin
Potsdam
Grighdertiein
Their Present Names and Next Door Games
A fragment quotes playful curiosity about a newlywed couple and their activities. The lines hint at neighbors Birdie and Abe Pettie, introducing a personal note on private life and social gossip within a community.
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Celle
Birdie
Abe
Calla Hint Pettie
Fragmentary Quotation From The Touch Dialogue
A garbled excerpt shows characters Shadbolt Dingusa and a reference to an operation and a payment of one hundred, with a Chicago Tribune citation note. The passage features dialogue about a medical condition appendicitis and a terse prompt about foot placement at Lincoln, suggesting a misread theater or literary snippet.
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Shadbolt
Dingusa
Chicago
Tribesmen on Warpath in Persian Ardabil Province
Adia pateh to the Novoe Vremya via An tara reports that the Shakhsevan tribe men are ravaging the Ardabil district in Axerbiajam the northwestern Persian province. Dispatch claims 6000 killed and leaders appeal to the Russian council for protection.
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St. Petersburg
Adiapateh
Novoe Vremya
Antara
Ardabil
Axerbiajam
His Ideal Dialogue Reflects Macho Talk in Leader Snippet
A Cleveland Leader clipping shows a terse exchange about gender roles and income. The man defines a capable woman as one who can earn a living for both, highlighting dated views on marriage and work.
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Tim
Cleveland
Misread Quotes Reveal Framed Compliment Dilemmas
A fragment from a Boston Globe page shows a debate on telling a girl she is pretty in a photo. The exchange suggests fear of awkwardness and the risk of mis-speaking when choosing words for a compliment.
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Boston Globe
Jimmy Kelly Dies In Chicago Pugilist's Manager
Jimmy Kelly a veteran pugilist trainer and manager died in Chicago The obituary notes his long career with John J Bullivan's group and references his nickname Professor Fiumy Kelly The report hints at sports connections and a forest fire summary follows mentioning a large fire in Maine and unsettled conditions in Aroostook County
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Jimmy Kelly
Chicago
Fiumy Kelly
Pugilistia
Kelly Wasqne
John J. Bullivan
Tragic Fort Dea incident ends with captain shot
Corporal Lisle Crabtree fatally shot Captain John Naymond of Troop H, Second United States Cavalry, at Fort Dea Maine. He wounded Sgt James Wandburn and Corporal Elijah Such while attempting to disarm the attacker. Crabtree then shot himself. Captain Raymond investigated the affair, revealing leave issues and desired transfer.
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United States Cavalry
Fort Dea
Maines
Ia Gon
Det Moinen
Lisle Crabtree
John ©. Naymond
Fort Dee Moinen
Pirot
James M. Wandburn
Elijah Sueh
Himell
Crabtree
Raymond
Des More
Charracks
T A. 1
Raymond Aud
Varpernl
Crattrey
Department of the Army
Wasted
Charles W. Raymond
Engineera
Rivera and
Tarbors
New York
Robert Raymond
Engineers
Pennsylvania
Fifteen Japanese Strikers Indicted in Hawaii Riot Case
In Honolulu on June 14 15 Japanese strike leaders faced preliminary hearings. Judge Whitney held 12 for trial on riot conspiracy charges and 3 for murder conspiracy. Courts restricted crowds at the courthouse amid police enforcement and a territory wide no-assembly proclamation. Japanese consul general Okinawa urged caution toward the strikers. Smuggling case in Seattle noted a stray Chinese worker and more snuggled coolies found with silk and cigars.
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Honolulu
W. L. Whitney
Territorial District Court
Sheriff Jarrett
A. J. Rob Jovan
Court House
Wiliam P. Henry
Territorial
Tarrett
Bee
Ief
Sentohi Uhenta
Eneral
Bow
Etrite Movement
Seattle
Wash
Lowlgra
Hite
Minnesota
Helen Hale Wade Actor and marriage noted in New York
A jumble of names and anecdotes outlines Helen Hale Wade known as Helen Hale of New York and her June marriage to Williams Hodge who acted in The Man From Home. The text also references Mise Coxgswell from Cleveland and a background on Poor Richard's Almanac with Franklin quotes and a hospital anecdote about a student and umbrella.
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Helen Hale Wade
New York
Mies
Helen Commawell
Helen Hale
Willams Hodge
Mise Coxgswell
Cleveland
Richard
Frenklin Binvelf
Webard
Franklin
Hichard
Itambo
Navy chief orders change in enlisted men's shirt
A communication from the commander in chief of the fleet proposes changes to the enlisted men's uniform shirt. The letter is forwarded to officials for comment with each endorsement summarizing the matter. one officer succinctly notes the request: commander in chief desires to change shirt.
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Lippincott
Rhythm in Rowing and Dilemmas in Language
A fragmented collage from old papers discusses rhythm in rowing as more than exercise, praising movement’s order and discipline. It includes terse clips on nature, relationships, and social mores, noting irony in human behavior and love’s timing across publications.
The Pied Piper Teaches Kindness to Animals
A New York normal school debate discussed the educational value of the Pied Piper of Hamelin. A prospective teacher argued the tale teaches children to be kind to animals and to value daily care.
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New York
Hamelin
The Good Fat Men Tonee-You Never Hear Of A Faterlin Fool
The passage shows a garbled and odd old style dialogue mocking a figure called Tonee and a boastful fool. It hints at moral judgments about strength, virtue, and praise, with several corrupted names and phrases challenging decency and perception.
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Tonee
Time Cards Hooking Valley and Ohio Rail Schedules
Schedule snippet from Marion area rail lines notes daily and holiday timetables. It lists_BIG FOUR_ and BRIB Chicago divisions with departure times toward Columbus Huntington Lima and Cincinnati, plus electric interurban services between Marion Columbus Bucyrus and Delaware, noting hourly service on holidays and Sundays.
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C. D. & M. Electric South
Cara
Columbus
D m
Delaware
Marion
Mead &, m
Hocking Valley Bulletin Excursions and Tours Schedule
Local notice lists varied excursions from Hocking Valley Bulletin to Detroit Columbus Jackson Toledo and intermediate points June 6 20. Homeseekers trips to western and southern points monthly meetings in Newark June 14 18 with twin tickets to Columbus daily. Also daily New York trips July and July 2 23 Lake excursions July 2 23 and Fourth of July peaks. Full details from L B Nolergail Autumn Season.
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Hocking Valley
Columbus
Detroit
Pomeroy
Jackson
Toledo
Intermediate Pointe
Western
Southern Pointe
Newark
Hesorta
The
United Stated
Canale
New York
Knights of Bt
John Murampment
Cedar Point
Jime
Lake Oes
Peake
National Educational Jou
Denver
Col
Christian Wadeaver Union
Kemum
Hik’s
Los Angeles
National Gymnastic Union
Clanine
Pacific Qomat
Tw. Wiest
Sap Lugthe
Tn L. B
Annoying Telegraphic Error Cited in Local Page
A garbled telegraphic error from the previous day is explained by an editor who says the most readable word was vegetables. The piece references a pursed plan and a judge, with mentions of highwaymen and a man accused of being held.
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Hia
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Aldrich
Teall
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Lentenia
First Presbyterian Church
Canal Dover
J. ©. Haus
Civile League
Haug
New Philadelphia
Kountz
John
Grand Army
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Sod
Grand Army of the Republic
Fareily
John P. Parelly
Dayton
James Hire
Miami
Hire
Moure
Cheney
Moses
Bond Toe
Y Deal & CO
Catholic Knights
Sandusky
States
Lad Sukee
New Orleans
Leonerde Gobbia
Bandem
Peter Lamana
Gellows
Sherif
St. Charles Parish
Eriny
Wileh Gebbin
Walter Karuantia
Peter
Wounter
Lord Hose
Lori Rosebery
Earl
Lord Rosebery
Aiden
Houston Post
Jona
Kansas City Times
New York Telegraph
New York Preas
Lincoln
Cheago
Chicaxy Record-Herald
Houston
Aroostook
Captain Shot
West Center Street
Baltimore
Amy Beauit
Deberven
Guinness
Hooking Valley
Norts
Ssouth
Westhound
BRIR
West
East
Hunday
Lima
Huntington
Southwest
Vania North
Bouth
Bucyrus
Buryrag
Popham's
Glens Saree
Les Perret
Bayer Williams
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