Britain France and Spain Form Alliance
Parla June 17 The news that France and Boula and Britain and Spain mutual guaranty of the integrity of their colonies and possessions in the Atlantic and the Mediterranean was confirmed by M Pichon minister of foreign affairs The arrangement aims to secure the status quo of their colonial territories and safeguard sea communications The three power accord is pacific and without a general military convention while enabling coordinated protections of Gibraltar and other key points The document has been communicated to the United States and other powers for explanation
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Berrin
Spain
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Abia
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Algeria
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Pacific
United States
Africa
Sacred parchments buried in cemetery after fire
New York June 1 The solemn rite marked the burial of 18 sacred parchments once owned by several synagogues in the city. The damaged scrolls contained parts of the Pentateuch and were ceremonially interred at Washington Cemetery after charred remnants were gathered and wrapped in white cloth. Rabbis explained the Jewish law forbids defaced sacred texts from remaining in use.
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New York
Washington Cemetery
Binday
Moses Synage
Genetis
Amelia
Zirchru ‘Tors Moss
Viscount Ooki Unpopular Amid Diplomatic Turmoil
Washington reports doubt the published claim that Pacint Aoki the Japanese ambassador faces removal. The anti government Hoei Sloban backed story lacks credible sourcing and the ambassador has avoided interview, fueling speculation about his recall and shift in press stance.
Daemon Cast Out At Republic of Tongues Camp
A June 17 gathering at Alliance O relies on a religious revival called the Gift of Tongues. Four hundred forty believers from 20 states and foreign countries reportedly exorcised devils and spoke in strange tongues as leaders urged fervent prayer and altar work.
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Olor
Bodies seen floating in Hampton Roads
Fort Monroe Virginia June 17 two midshipmen believed to be from the launched vessel The Abumaceata were seen floating near Roady to lay Lasnohos word een after the bodies were located in the harbor, authorities reported.
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Hampton Roads
Fort Monroe
du Roady
Fire at Boston Garbage Heap Damages Property
Horton Massachusetts report June 17 describes a garage fire in Boston area causing $100,000 in damage. No injuries reported. Fire crews quickly contained the blaze at the site referenced as a Jack Bay garage.
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Horton
Mass
Jack Bay
Lamu
Paris Faces Arrests in Wine Growers Strike
Paris reports that orders exist to arrest strike ringleaders but General Boilland warned the government it could trigger a larger revolt as troops may not stay loyal. Any attempt to enforce warrants risks sparking renewed unrest.
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Paris
Atrike
Boilland
Parte
Council defends street railroad fight in high court
In a pivotal ruling the court upheld city ordinances limiting railroad street services while allowing appeal to the Supreme Court. The decision preserves city authority over utilities and delays broader control questions.
Double Tragedy in Detroit Painter Stabs Wife Before Death
A Detroit painter, Willian Stoule, stabbed his wife and then died in front of their two young children. The frantic sequence ended with the murder suicide, as a second tragic fire claim is noted but unclear in the fragment.
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Detriot Miele
Willian Stoule
Fie
Renta
Eam
Helle
Bridge Collapse At Bowth Pitishers In Tennessee
Chattamoon Tennessee June 174A Uridee under construction for the Stevenson extension of the Southern railroad over Battle Creek at Bowth Pitishers til partially today under the weight of an engine and two freight cars A. T Bulth fireman A. W. Danbar George Potter HN Smith and four negroes were injured Foreman Smith may have been hurt only
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Tenn
Uridee
Stevenson
Southern Railroad
Battle Creek
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Til
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A. W. Danbar
George Potter
HN Smith
Foremin Smith Yan Probibly
Storm forecast by Mick warns of severe weather this week
The misspelled dispatch from St. Louis notes a predicted terrific electrical storm between Wednesday and Monday of the coming week. Weather forecaster Rev Filoka, who warned of the previous Galveston storm, is cited as predicting unsettled conditions.
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St. Louis
Filoka
Galveston
Rockefeller Shakes Hands with Chinks at Baptistee Church
New York report notes John D. Rockefeller greeting and congratulating seven Chinese men during a gathering at a church on Wirth Avenue with pastor Mr Alked in attendance. The event followed their adaption ceremony and reflected a cordial social moment in the city.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Wirth Avenue Baptistee
Mr. Alked
Rockefeller
BLACK SEA FLEET OUT OF COMMISSION
A telegram from Oder reports seven hundred Latvian blue jackets arrested and the entire Black Sea Fleet put out of commission. Loyal troops pushed toward Sevastopol and Levantopol as conditions grow desperate. Proclamations by gal and government parties threaten further turmoil.
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Vietna
Rhine
Iindred
Ravelan
Telegrai
Oder
Gdoere Lnd Levantopol
Boston Celebrates Bunker Hill Day Today
Boston Massachusetts observes Bunker Hill Day with parade and ceremonies as residents honor the historic battle site and local public spirit. City officials and residents participate in the event marking the city’s historical ties to the battle and patriotism.
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Boston
Bunker Hill
Silver service presented to battleship Kansas by Kansas officials
Philadelphia reports Governor Hoth and other Kansas officials presented a $5,000 monetary tribute to the battleship Kansas during a silver service in Philadelphia. The ceremony honored the vessel and its crew with public recognition and support from state leaders.
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Kansas
Philadelphia
Hoth
Brokers Urge President to Intervene in Strike
Waehinatat, Dine" 12. Laibor dom mimoner Neill received from Oyster Bay copies of a request claimed by brokers, boards of trades and others calling for presidential interference in a labor dispute involving telegraph operators. Neill may urge both company and operator unions to meet for information.
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Waehinatat
Laibor Dom Mimoner Neill
Oyster Bay
Brok
Boards of Trades
Neil
Companien and
Operatorey Union
Chinese barred from entering Canada at Y M C A convention
Hoffato a Mt. Union college student in Altoona was stopped on his way to Canada for the international Y M C A convention due to strict exclusion laws. An appeal to government officials has been filed.
Orchard Charged With The Murder
Kolve male June 17 Harry De whard the confewed maltmurderrg ad ele WHNOee agaTTIBE Flay word was taken Onallwell today gtd ayrmign before Judge Wood charged with Governor Stegnen her's minder. The state was ermitted A cobLnnAREA to a prt OF the prosecution tession. Teranedidge Weed was in Calhyoll no session a the Maye wood tral was lelt tiday Steve Advime will be called by the prose pontion tmvemew not if he get Wy believed Viet the my whem chord says wae an accomplice in many of his orlaes will refane to testify. Orehant well are resome to stend tomorrow to permit the wilireet examination by the stall. He went over the atery toy yesterday. Orehant was heavily garded on to Op ta Calteell. The stare af foets to Helene tha he is in danger al assamaatitian.
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Harry Dewhard
Wood
Stegnenher
Tession
Calhyoll
Maye Wood
Lelt Tiday
Steve
Atery
Helene
Debated election system clash unsettles Hague talks
At The Hague on June 17 the collapse of a new election system proposal sparks personal tensions and heightened police precautions around the Russian ambassador. Dutch and international delegates react, noting the move may ease or complicate European energy burdens while conference speakers emphasize caution and distrust.
Teamsters and Packers Agree to Arbitration Board
Chicago June 17 With an agreement to arbitrate the differences between the Teamsters and Packers, work continues while the board of adjustment is chosen. Damage by surface cars on Manhattan avenues causes daily harm to persons and property totaling about 2760 dollars.
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Teamatera
Packers
Ad. Jadiestion Hegul
Manhattan
Feand
Cassie Chadwick In Critical Illness Report
Report indicates Cassie Chadwick is critically ill under medical care. The item references Cotumine and mentions a pension, rheumatic condition, and ongoing treatment. Details are unclear due to damaged text and OCR errors.
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Cassie Chadwick
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