Plant trees TY to Prevent Annual Floods in Pittsburg Plan
The Pittsburg chamber of commerce backs a vast tree planting project to reduce flood damage across western Pennsylvania and nearby states. The plan envisions planting millions of trees, funding through a campaign, and a long term effort with expectations of 15 years before material benefits. The initiative covers Allegheny and Monongahela regions, with forestry officials evaluating feasibility and funding needs.
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Pitsburg
Chamber of
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New York
Maryland
Pittsburg
Pitlaburg
Chamber of Voramerce
New Wor
Pennsylvanian
conKrena Ba Wan
Forestry Bureau
Reevermey Wilkon
Department of Agriculture
Wifilam J. Hall
Appalachian Moanthin
Will Condemn Roosevelt Policy at Denver Conclave
Delegates meet for three days to assess President Roosevelt's Western land and irrigation policy. Colorado and Wyoming will supply 425 of about 1,000 delegates, with 80 percent expected to reaffirm administration policy on the public domain. Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Washington contribute nearly 200 delegates to shape the stance.
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Roosevelt
Denver
Niin
Wenday
Ancesson
Colorado
Wyoming
Derlard
Ion
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Washington
New York Public Library to Add Branch Buildings
Andrew Carne Howe notifies the New York Public Library that an increase of 5,500,000 will raise the number of branch library buildings by 22. The city will repay the Rift’s gift, totaling 1,000, and enable more branch libraries under the original bequest.
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New York
Andrew Carne
Lrusie
Fire destroys car barns of New York City Railway Co
A Sunday fire at the car barns on Madison Avenue caused about 200000 dollars in damages. Thirty electric cars and several other vehicles were in the building and were destroyed. Two safes containing 3500 dollars were badly damaged by falling debris and smoke.
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York
New York City Railway Co
Madisen Avenue
Aoki to be Recalled from America to Barons Kaneko
Aoki the Japanese ambassador to America is likely to be recalled. The Hochi saga involves Viewount Aoki and Baron Kaneko, with the outcome uncertain as June 1 passes.
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Aoki
Woklo
Viewount
America
Auahy Baron
Kaneko
Wicaragque Demands War Indemnity From Teguelquipa
In Teguelquipa Honduras on Jone 17 haw demanded about half the Tanda originally claimed by that ory and conceded to Itoudurue by Gedslon of the king of Spain as Meriuny for War experves. Prem Degiin declared Honduras pot give up a foot of Lerritony.
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Wicaragque
Teguelquipa
Honduras
Jone
Haw
Thatory
Itoudurue
Gedslon
Spain
Meriuny
Prem Degiin
Subscribed $10,000 for Home Rule in Philadelphia
Fragmentary note reports a meeting in Philadelphia with mention of a subscription of $10,000 for Home Rule. The text is garbled but suggests a local political or civic fundraising event connected to Irish community groups.
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Philadelphia
Irish League of Ph
Wwe
Peace Conference Opens at The Hague Reign of Dream Fails
The second International Peace Conference opened in The Hague. Speakers attacked disarmament and peace idealism, calling it a distant dream. About 2,000 Dutch speakers denounced governments’ lack of real intent to ease military burdens. Two women burned to death in Savannah after a fire at N A Fountain’s home. a dynamite blast in Covington killed many, with suspected revenge by workers.
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Hague
Suirday
van Téte van Goldman
Netherlinda
Meeeting
Nicholas
Qi Wibelalua
M Nelidom
Runglan
Thice
M. Neldon
Rissa
Nelidoff
Savannah
Thomas Cook
Mine Estella Fountain
N. A. Fountain
Mr. Fountain
Big strike threat looms over telegraph operators
Chicago mem os of the Commercial Telegraphers Union threaten drastic action if demands and grievances are not adjusted with Western Union and allied lines. A $5,000 strike fund was voted as operators threaten to enforce their claims, with railway telegraphers showing sympathy but not ready to act. In New York, union leadership cautions readiness for action, while President Roosevelt proposes limited government intervention to avert a nationwide strike.
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Chicago
Briday
Wiele Organization
New York
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Western Union Telegraph Co
Amul
Aiks
Aimall
Iawed
Russell
Stan
Small Aio
Oyster Hay
N.Y
Roopevelt
Wi P Neill
Taper
Telegraphic Briefities From a Turbulent Era
Stockholders of Qoton Pacific Railway in Salt Lake City vote to issue new stock totaling 100 million dollars. A chaotic passage mentions a Canadian cruiser and multiple names. a U.S. senator appointment follows a death. a fatal car crash in New York City leaves a trolley of victims. an Eastbound Oriental Arathedanie Gree incident near Palermo injures railway passengers and ends with a wreck and fire.
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Meetig
Qoton Pacific Railway Co
Salt Lacke City
Canada
John 1
Bankhead Wilber
Morgan
Gov
Comer
Alan Michael Broderick
New York City
Ley Dela Ware
Palermo
Fell from Giant Tree in Oaxaca Tragedy Claims Youth
An account from Oaxaca records the death of Joe 17 after a fall from a famed tree named Arbol de Pale. The incident, described as meteor-like in its impact on the community, notes his brief rising career and later loaning ties to an American syndicate. The tale mentions W Jolidon of New York and a remarkable Saturday death linked to the tree’s branches.
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Oaxaca
Mexica
Joe
Lira Agricultion
Jolidon
New York
Seven bishops launch Wenley memorial building drive
In Atlanta the seven bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church South began a campaign at the pulpit to fund a Wenley memorial building. Subscriptions to support the project reached $200,000 as organized.
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Atlanta, Ga
Joe
Eplavopad Church
South
Atante
Wenley Memorial
Fire destroys mill in Hulliwater area with 150000 loss
June 11 fire at a sawmill near Hulliwater Minnesota caused about 150000 dollars in damage. The blaze led to layoffs as workers were displaced and operations halted pending investigation and cleanup. Local firefighters and authorities reported the cause under study with no injuries listed.
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Hulliwater
Minn
Alwoud
Czar's Edict Dissolves Russia's Rebel Parliament
In St Petersburg on June 1 Emperor Nicholas announced the dissolution of the Duma and the convocation of elections under a new law aimed at reducing radical representation. The imperial decree prorogued the empire’s council until November 13, with arrests of several social democratic leaders and heightened police activity across major cities. The measure sparked fear of unrest and further agrarian tensions as garrisoned troops patrolled the capital.
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St. Peteraparg
Nicholas
Beri Ly
Penone
Wkawe
Tig
Dima
Duma
Council of the Empire
Hood
St. Petersburg
Odedea
Kiev
Siberian
Socred Bey
Polleh
Wall
Central Asia
Pakoy
Kiev City
Torim Meérenne
Vilna
Kovno
Pollah
Petersburg
Moscow
War Klevy
Lode
Odenss
Higa
Warsaw
Dia Cugalon
Feigned Sleep Ends in Death on Train Ride
An unnamed man known as Jane We-Phomaa Webator aged 60 from Moreashow Bend Idaho died after pretending to sleep for 77 days during a train journey from Kantian City to Denver on Awlava. Doctors concluded the sleep was feigned and he did not awaken at a lowial hospital on Sunday.
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Kansas City
Jane We-Phomaa
Moreashow Bend
Idaho
Kantian City
Denver
Werner
Local mill owner dies by self-inflicted gunshot in Batavia
A report from Batavia indicates that Robert Adams, proprietor of the Adame roller mill, committed suicide by shooting himself in the head. The incident is described with limited details available from the fragmentary text.
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Batavia
Jude MT
Robert Adams
Adame Roller Milly
Win Bi Bu
Zondiera Promises Relief For Women’s Ailments
Vintage medical ad touts Zaa-Phera as quick relief for menstruation disorders and pregnancy danger. Claims widespread endorsement by authorities and Mauritaires of women, urging buyers to ask druggist for Zone Phoro in a one dollar sealed bottle. Includes instructions in De Pengelly's Advice for self treatment at home.
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Zondiera
Weourne Pool
Pengelly
Neaneny
Howe Ak
Increa sing Life Span Through Medical Progress
Review notes dramatic declines in childbirth and overall mortality in the 19th century. Dr Jobo Billings cites New York City deaths dropping from 85 to 49 per 1000 to below 20 per 1000, smallpox near eliminated, yellow fever largely gone, and Chicago life expectancy rising from 12 to 32. Emphasizes medical science as cause, via prevention and control of disease spread.
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Jobo
Billings
United
Buultes Army
New York City
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Joke on the Train About a Duke on Board
Young Stevenson travels with his parents on a weekend train through a village. A farmer on the platform notices and asks if the Duke of Devonshire is aboard, sparking a humorous exchange about a buried woman that isn’t dead, then the farmer walks away.
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Stevenson
Tee Stevens
Duke of Devonshire
Stevens
Abe
Young Stevens
Jealousy Report From Nightly Chicago Scene
Fragmentary account describes a disturbance in a Chicago dining room where a woman allegedly caused a table to topple, leading to a confrontation. The text is garbled with names and actions that remain unclear, offering a disjointed glimpse of a jealous incident and its aftermath.
War Heroes Honored in Indianapolis Memorial Parade
Indianapolis honors fallen generals and battle heroes with new memorials including a statue of Gen. Henry W. Lawton unveiled in May. The article notes a growth in patriotism reflected in monuments overseas and at home, highlighting Lawton’s Spanish American War service and death in the Philippines. It mentions Gen. Sigel and Commodore John Barry as other figures commemorated recently.
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Indianapolia
Ind
America
John Barry
Philadelphia
Karl Bitter
Front Sigel
Fen
Henry W. Lawton
Gen. Lawton
Philippines
Republc
Thin Reuson
Geo. Lawton
Manhatten
Mik Cou
Monumental memory of a Civil War and Philippine leader
A brigadier general with Civil War and Indian fighting experience rose to command roles in Spain war campaigns. He led the second division of the Fifth Army Corps before Santiago and later in the Philippines, capturing Santa Cruz and San Isidro, dying directing an attack near San Mateo. A monument by American polchard marks his fall.
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Spain
Hin Parentt
Geronimo
Fifth
Santiago
Philippines
Santa Cras
San Isidro
Manila
Aguinaldo
San Mateo
Polchard
Cuba
Roosevelt
Frage Sigel
Bitter
Riverside Drive
New York
Barry
Philadelphia
Boelety
Friendly Sons
St Patrick
Independenon Hall
Breadwreuter
Barry Mtvearold
Miew Bie
Mazel
Hepborne
Barry le
George Wo Melville
Barry Wan Bond
Che Eologies Wiench
Receiver's Sale of Marion County Real Estate in Ohio
Receiver of The Hooking Valley Railway Company Mandated Sale in Marion County Ohio offers a parcel in the 10th Ward for right of way and related property, including elevator fixtures. Appraised at 4000 dollars, sale to cash bidder on a specified date in June 1907 under court order.
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Marion
Obie
Villawe
Morra
Eald Vfltome
Morral Ax Tien
Hooking Valley Railway Company
Alno
Erain Slovegor
Aoid Company
Ginal
Xale
Onie
A. J
Hl. Drlong
Mourer & Quivney
Jacoby & Denithen
Dont Throw Away That Gown For Dye Or Clean
A salvage-minded appeal urges cleaning or dyeing faded or soiled garments to extend wear. It emphasizes frugal maintenance, noting savings can fund replacement clothing as needed. It promotes keeping usable items in circulation.
Johnston's Dye Works Opens at 110 South Prospect
Johnston's Dye Works at 110 South Prospect Street operates Monday evenings and Saturdays for dyeing services.
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Johnston's Dye Works
South Prospect St
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Carnegie
London
Dlepatch
Lighon
Ohtani
Coviliily
Postal Co
Czar’s
Russia
Andpola
Pr Dent Roosevelt
Lawton
Indianapolis
Mozier & Rhoads North State, Coal & Poed
Palmer
Pride of Marion Flour
Monarch
Knickerbocker
Marion Milling & Grain Co
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