Ultimatum Sent to Russian Duma by Premier Stolypin
June 1d reports the Russian premier Stolypin pressing an ultimatum on the Duma. The lower house’s rejection of the ultimatum prompts talk of suspension of leaders and possible dissolution. Social Democratic deputies face arrest as streets and party headquarters see police actions amid mounting tensions in St. Petersburg.
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N of
Jer
Couneil
Dinse
Bidlypin
Social Democratic
Amesa
Sodge
Social Democrat
St. Petersnare
Social Democraty A
Menera
Weeret
Venterclig, Ig Bt. Peteratury
Largest West Virginia timber barge breaks loose river gorge
A massive timber boom on the Guyandotte River near Huntington broke loose, sending 700,000 logs valued at 2 million dollars downriver. A steel bridge and several piers were destroyed as timber and vessels were swept away in the surge. Massive damage reported along the river after the collapse of the log boom.
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Huntington
W.va
West Virginia
Guyandotte River
Hat Cave
Fitede Caused $300,000 Loss in Western Penn Suburbs
Heavy rains from Wednesday into Thursday flood western Pennsylvania suburbs causing about 300000 dollars in property damage. No fatalities reported. Trainmen injured as a Panhandle line train backed into a passenger car at Carnegie, several crew members hurt.
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Fitede
Thin City
Deveral Pol
Penn
The Haywood Trial Prosecution Links Pettibone to Orchard
In Rome Moe June 1h the prosecution in the Stennenberg murder trial adduced evidence tying George Pettibone’s Denver store to Harry Orchard in San Francisco during the Bradley murder plot. It showed a registered letter from Pettibone’s address sent via alias Wolff, with $100 for expenses, and linked Adams and Williams to a June 1905 arrest in Ogden.
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Marry Orchard
Rome
Maho
Stennenberg
Harry Orchard
George Pettibone
Denver
Orchard
San Francisco
Bradley
Hac Flaywood
Steve Adama
Suory
Jetter Wan
I. Wolff
Pettibone
Atore
Jd. Dempsey
Golden Weathotel
Golden West Hotel
Allac
Hat Wan
Dempary
Hogan
Wolff
Pat Hone
Wonder
Nan
Wolf Pettivone
Ogden
Steve Adams
A. J T. Willams
Thes Park
Adame
Mason
Western Union
Haywood
J Pierpont Morgan buys key Strogal bronzes in Florentia sale
Fragmentary report notes J Pierpont Morgan Taes purchased a splendid collection of eighteenth century warbles and bronzes from the Strogal house in Florence. The Michigan City city treasurer Elias Co Meyer is alleged to have embezzled about $90,000, with charges of malfeasance. The text also mentions U S bankruptcies and weekly totals for Canada in 1900, with comparisons to the prior year.
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J Pierpont Morgan Tae
Pritonly House
Strogal
Florencs
Elias Co Meyer
Michigan City
Ind
Meyer
United States
Manuer
Agatier
HuMber
Sandersons Graft Contradicted by Auditors Report
Harrisburg report details John T. Sanderson of Philadelphia overcharging the state in the capitol contract. Auditors show elaborate furniture for department heads billed at 408 each while plain desks for clerks were charged 0. Sanderson billed 81 sofas at 140 per foot totaling 552.05 each. Excess charges on the suite exceed 60,000.
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Sanderson
Harrisburg
John Tf. Banderson
Philadelphia
Capitol
Taft Illness Delays Speech Before 2000 Diners at Auditorium
In St Paul Minnesota President Taft grew ill after a long string of banquets and reviews at Fort Snelling. He recovered enough to deliver a brief address praising the Panama Canal as the crowd cheered, though he spent about two hours on the platform.
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Taft
St Paul
Minn
Nick
Fort Snelling
Panama Canal
Norway Debates Woman Suffrage Amid Taxed Status Rules
The Norwegian Parliament rejected universal suffrage for women on Friday but approved a bill granting the franchise to women over 25 taxed on their own income or their husband’s for a year. The law limits voting to those meeting tax criteria, with about 400 women affected nationwide.
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Norway
Chelatianta
Jamesg
Nicaraguan Gunboat Threats Amid Central American Turmoil
Off Salvadoran coast the U S gunboat Yorktown pursues the Nicaraguan gunboat Momo fombo after it landed filibusters defeated by Salvadoran troops. Zelaya aims a union plan with Alfaro aiding troops, while the U S and Mexico caution against forced unification as war rumors flare in Central America.
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Zelaya
Nicaragua
Landroops Tithin Republic
Washington
Central America
Mexico
America
Repubilia
State Department
Acojutla
Olivares
Managua
Alfara
Salvador
Figueroa
Praident Zelaya
United States
Geome
Government declares tobacco a necessity in treasury ruling
A terse Washington note states tobacco is declared a necessity by treasury officials after laborers along the Panna canal, previously held in quarantine, pressed for relief and a response to mounting demands.
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Washington
Treasury
Panna Canal
Bates
Inter state commerce board rejects Ohio rail authority
Columbus June 16 The Interstate Commerce Commission refuses to recognize the jurisdiction of the Ohio Railroad Commission over interstate track car nos in the matter of carrier les according to a telegram from Secretary Moseley.
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Columbus
Inter State Commerce Commission
Ohio Railroad Commission
Interstate Trac
Carnerg Les
Moseley
Court of Appeals Strikes Labor Law Limiting Women’s Hours
Albany June 16 The court of appeals reversed a decision on a law recently passed by the legislature that prohibits employing women in factories before 9 a.m. or after 9 p.m. The ruling declares the restriction unconstitutional, nullifying the employment hours rule for women.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
Priday
Banker Indicted on 95 Counts in Pierre Case
A Pierre banker faces 95 counts in a grand jury indictment filed by the state attorney general. The case involves alleged financial entries and irregularities. Charla King, named in related documents, is connected to the broader national bank investigation filed by the Bank of Scotland entity. Authorities allege multiple misappropriations and false entries over a period of years.
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Pierre
Indi Charla
Piret National Bok
Scotland
OHIO BREVITIES Myeteryle Unsolved
Lima reports a murder mystery where a girl allegedly killed herself with carbolic acid after a troubled night with a lover. A forged signature in male handwriting is suspected as a clue, while the couple’s details tie to alleged abuse and other events in Cleveland and Alliance reports.
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Lima
Marie Kin
St Marge
Ache
Grief Stricken Woman Hangs Herself After Losses
Cleveland June 16. Mrs Josephine Schmitt spent an hour in mourning over relics of her eight dead children and her husband Friday. She hanged herself in the attic of her daughter's home. Relics were scattered near where her son’s body hung.
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Cleveland
Josephine Schmitt
Wernelf
Dater
Mansfeld Man Killed by Train Near Wooster Ohio
A Mansfield man was killed on the Pennsylvania track east of Wooster. A memorandum book contained a letter and address indicating Thomas Walsh of Mansfield as the deceased. Also reported Kent Kent Pioneer Dies Almira Stow aged 90 with husband Albert Blow aged 87 who died a week earlier. they reportedly were the United States oldest married couple.
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Kent
Almira Stow
Albert Blow
United States
Professor Walker Refuses Resignation Amid Scandal in Steubenville
Steubenville reports Prof. A W Walker, accused of abusing female pupils, says he will not resign and challenges the school board to bring charges. In Findlay, the conspiracy trial pauses as only witness David Williams testifies. court adjourned to June 24 to allow lawyer Kline to attend his daughter's wedding.
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Steubenville
A. W. Walker
Acer
Findlay
David Williams
Manhattan of Co
Kline
Die Daughtter
Inmate Entreated Care After Mesmerism Claim
Van Gent 10 an Asylum Couneaut June 15 Frank Fisher aged 35 told the probate court judge a woman had mesmerized him and he was unaware. He was committed to Toledo hospital. Negro jailed for kissing white girl Springfield Ohio Jane LM James a negro who by und eligned white girl was given 200 dollars costs and six months in the Neale workhouse. Woman suicided in asylum Toledo June 16 Mrs Lottie Tris Wer a patient in the Toledo state hospital from Hardin county hanged herself with a sheet.
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van Gent
Couneaut
Frank Fisher
Probate
Toledo
Negro
Springfeld
O. Jane LM
James 4
Lottie Tris Wer
Plu
Hardin County
Three Women Die in Shaker Settlement Fire Near White Water
A Friday fire at the Shaker settlement in White Water village near Harrison, Ohio destroyed four main buildings. Three women perished and two men were seriously injured while escaping from the burning structures. Firefighters battled the blaze as residents tried to flee, with Mrs Koel and Mary Mi among the victims. The cause and full details remain unclear.
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Clacionadl
White Water Village
Harrison
Koel
Mary Mi
Nathan Ye Andie
Priceless Gift and Vital Magnetism Cure Claims
A sensational claim touts Vital Magnetism as a universal cure, noting 49 reported permanent recoveries in three weeks. The text extols renewed vigor, blood, and health, with testimonials and promises of relief from numerous ailments and nervous disorders through transfers of vital current.
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Whpéticien
Roy
Fife
McOrd
Hotels and Events Update at Majesthe Hotel
A garbled notice indicates daily events at the Majesthe Hotel with timings from 10 to 7 evenings. It urges attendance at earliest convenient moments and hints at a broader public program or gallery display.
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Majesthe
Eddie Guerin Free After Extradition Ruling
London verdict bars extradition in the France case of Eddie Guerin, a noted bank robber who escaped Devil's Island and fled to the United States. The court held the extradition act did not apply, freeing him despite prior convictions in Chicago and a bank robbery in Paris.
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Bank Rowber
Gevil
France
London
Ford
Juatien
Lord Alverstone
Hood
Fordien
United Staten
Devil's Lland
Bu Nland
Parle
Attempted Mutiny on Beagle Fleet Suppressed at Sea
Mutiny plots aboard the battleships Sins ope and Tria Sviatitella were thwarted in mid 1906 as crewmen failed to seize rifles and cannons because their arm stocks were securely fastened and keys kept by the captains. Two battleships remained at anchor with the mutiny crushed and several ringleaders subdued.
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Sehuatopol
Flack
Bea
Tria Sviatitella
Francis Murphy Subject To Uncertain Outcome At Home
Francis Murphy, of Los Angeles, remains seriously ill at home with a complication of ailments. Doctors are in doubt about the probable outcome of his condition.
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Francis Murphy Very II
Los Angeles
Francis Murphy
Moerince
Grand Stand Collapse In Wellsville Hurts Dozen At Ballgame
A portion of the grand stand at a Wellsville baseball game collapsed on Friday injuring about a dozen spectators. About one hundred were in the stand when the accident occurred at the stadium.
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Wellsville
Aeveral Percenaly
Cashier Drops 40000 In Haymour Wis June 15
A cashier in Haymour Wisconsin allegedly dropped forty thousand dollars. Chicago authorities say Aliirementa of the Chicago area is involved, with connections to a San Francisco mayor convicted of extortion seeking bail. Judge Dunn denied bail and ordered the mayor jailed pending sentencing on June 27. District Attorney Heney notes the conviction impacts official duties. board officials consider acting mayor.
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Heymour
Wis
Thomas C. Coghill
First National Bank
Chicago
San Francisco
Schlitz
Dunn
Heney
Bau Prandeco
Schmitz
Board of Supervisors
The Queen and the Warmth of Gentle Confluence
Fragmentary lines describe warmth and congenial surroundings with references to a queen and a noble resilience akin to an oak toughened by cold winds. The text hints at inner beauty and spiritual strength amidst harshness, lacking clear narrative structure or identifiable events.
Eat Regularly and Form a Steady Diet Habit
The article stresses regular meals as essential for digestion, warning that irregular eating leads to digestive trouble. It argues for consistent meal times and warns against eating at random hours between late afternoon and night.
Burr McIntosh Monthly on West 22nd Street
A brief note places Burr McIntosh Monthly on West 22nd Street in New York City. The item names the address and publication without additional context or dates.
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Burr McIntosh Monthly
West 22Nd Street
New York City
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