Nine Day General Federation of Woman's Clubs Convention Opens
The ninth biennial convention of the General Federation of Woman's Clubs opens in this city on June 22 and runs until July 1, with about 2,000 members assembling from across the nation. Notables include Mrs Karak 8 Derken of Denver as president, and speakers such as Mika May Foppenheim, Charlton Zuepty, and Col. Sertly Owen R. Lovejoy. Topics cover civil service art literature economics and child labor among others.
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Atal Muy Iy Smith
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New York City
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Washington
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New York
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Unclear historical notice from June meeting features names
Fragmentary OCR text shows a meeting notice or minutes with multiple names such as Clark and Atlee Kline, referencing a Monday evening gathering on June 24. Details are garbled, with broken phrases about participants, roles, and potential affiliations, limiting precise interpretation.
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Hargiak
Clark
Trevirion
Torhalles
Atlee Kline Stleanuri
Tantenan
Woersn
The Cain of America in Editorial Row
The paper prints a New York letter claiming the Cain of America seeks to simulate cordiality to disguise brutal intent. An editorial calls the United States the Cain of America, and the piece also mentions Canadian news and a partisan speech.
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Floods Reach Helena and Surrounding Areas Amid Disarray
Several days of isolation have plagued Helena Mant Stine as floodwaters rise from the east. Residents report damaged rails and disrupted telegraph lines while repair crews work to restore services and safety. Local officials warn of continued risk and urge precaution as efforts continue to assess the extent of the damage.
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Helena
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Stine
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Weil
Loonie
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Wight
Ewortien
Teleeraph Anpvinn
Ralph Ware
Crapa
Erasing
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Pole Stoood Up In Boat Tragedy At Park
At Stromes choke Tend Wt oa nth a nine year old boy Brikepert Dinhles stood on a boat at Rand Park Will e. The craft capsized and he fell overboard drowning before rescuers could reach him. The body has not yet been recovered. His only relative in this county is a flo Wr In Borithipoerr.
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Brikepert
Dinhles
Aloglo
Polk
Borithipoerr
Lawrence mass figure connected to Atguatinian order obituary
Lawrence mass figure tied to the Augustinian order in the United States died today at 2h in Marys parochial context. The family name was Laweonne Kelly. He was admitted to the Augustinian order in 187 at Villa Neva and had been connected with St. Marys church in tawrency since 1871.
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Mass
United States
Mary'a
Laweonne Kelly
Villa Neva
St. Mary's Church
Naval long voyage of armored ships and crew details
Report describes the departure of the Maine and Alabama battlewagons with administrative support from Secretary Garfield. It covers route via mandulu to Hampton Roads, planned stops at Honolulu Manila and Suez, and notes differences in engine performance and crew reception plans.
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Masitt Aden
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Garfield
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Yeeréring
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Ue Wald
Jagatay
Mamgten Roads
Howelain
Cham
Manila
Hampton Ronde
Alacapire
Suez Canal
Naylor
Gibraltar
Maine
Alabama
Honolulu
Henson resigns from Tremont Temple pastorate
Boston June 7 Dr Henson resigns as pastor of Tremont Temple Baptist Church effective November 30 next. He seeks broader ministry away from pulpit preaching and will lecture in Chicago for some time before relocating to Maine. He has previously led Memorial Church Philadelphia and Lake Baptist Church Illinois.
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Tresmont Temple
Chicago
Howe
Maine
Jensor
Amd
Tremont
Lorimer
Socialists sentenced in St Petersburg trial
In St Petersburg the executive committee of the Popular Socialists party was sentenced after a trial for belonging to radical organizations. Two prisoners were acquitted, two given prison terms, and two more received lighter punishments. A woman activist, Tahertin, linked to revolutionary activity, faced a harsher fate.
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Popular Socialiet Parety
Riety
Freight wreck on curve near Pittsburgh with cars derailed
A south bound freight train rounded a sharp curve at high speed and derailed, sending the caboose and several cars plunging down a hillside into The Creek. No fatalities are reported, but multiple crew members were injured and taken for treatment.
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Virginia
Pittobirg
WiVieton
Wisson
Finnwoods
Four Youths Arrested After Hidden Car Break-In
Police report four town youths Phillip Brooks Charles Gannon William Furlong and Charles Ryan were arrested after a railroad freight car at the Howard Avenue station was found opened and loaded with hay and potatoes. The detainees were taken to the station and charged with breaking and entering a railroad car.
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Phillips Brooke
Watelin Owens
Sandy
Howard Avenin
Deeby
Gwene
Phillipa Brooks
Charles Gannon
William Furlong
Chaves Ryan
Miners Die as Fire Strikes Mine Engine House
Six men are dead and eight more in critical condition from toxic air after a June 7 fire destroyed the engine house and shaft at the Golder King mine near Silverton California. Rescue parties entered the mine by elevator, recovering unconscious workers and bodies as flames and smoke trapped personnel.
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Efurta
Broun
Victor Erickson
John Sumaton
Ote Jatingon
Labor unrest and Castro foes move toward Caracas
June 7 report notes discontent in Marinuho as workers face widespread unemployment after a Venezuelan move to curb transshipment. Merida and Willematod freighters are blocked, while two labor leaders tied to President Castro travel toward Caracas to protest.
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Linn Atrainer
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Castro
Caracas
ALL PRECEDENTS BROKEN at Syracuse Univ sermon
Fragmented report from Syracuse Univ describes a commencement with a new precedent set in college traditions. An audience of 0,909 filed the brandstand and portions of the Uriooes oved seats of the Dig amphitheater. Missionary W. F. Oldhaps attended the general conference and preached a sermon with the text To pm debtor ry Greeks and barbarians to the wise and the unwire.
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Physican Killed After Luring Doctor to Vestibule
A nurse, Rosa Konet, shot Dr. William Auspite in the vestibule of his apartment building on West 12th Street after calling him with a false name and waiting for hours. She surrendered to police, stating the doctor wronged her and later told the assistant district attorney she intended to harm him.
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Baron Konel
Rosa
William Auspite
West
Alapha
Gan
Atis
Konet
DuVivier
Marburger Tex
Echo of 1906 Massacre in St Petersburg Trial Opens
A six member jury will begin sessions tomorrow in Elalyatok over the Portomnon 1908 massacre allegations. The indictment centers on violence tied to revolutionaries from 1905 to 1908, noting many victims among Christians and Jews and citing the murder of Derkatehot as a provocation used to justify attacks.
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St. Peteraburg
Elalyatok
Mi. Bakunoviten
Novakovsky
Allandér
Pela
Stenr
M. Darkatehot
Potter
Christina
Birmingham En Fete Honors Confederate Veterans
A mass of Dubtine and Anes hosts a four day Confederate veteran reunion in Birmingham Ain. The event draws 30 000 visitors with extra trains arriving daily. Elaborate decorations fill Capitol Park as veterans renew acquaintances. A temporary hotel at the State fair will care for 2000 veterans free of charge.
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Cpunion
Birmingham Capitol Park
State Fair Row
Faith in the Judiciary Memorial From Public Union
A memorial from a large public union seeks to strengthen the judiciary as a bulwark of the American system. It was presented to New York officials and to party leaders at the Republican convention. Signatories include four former cabinet members and notable figures from Columbia, Vassar, and Rochester universities.
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Cornelius No Blina
Thomas Te Jomen
Henjamin F. Tracy
John W. Grigge
Charion Andrews
Court of Appeala
Nicholas
Murray Butler
Columbia Univnenity
Jude Williaty
J “Wallace
Croud
Proaidentines
M. ‘Taylor
Vassar College
Speaident Rhees
Rochester Untqurtity
Swift Plant Destroyed In Fire At Winnipex
Fire today gutted a large portion of J. Graffin packing plant, owned by Swift & Co. Loss estimated at 75000 dollars. The blaze at Winnipex began in the May to June period and caused extensive damage across the facility.
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Swift & Co
Brewers to Push Prohibition Agenda at Milwaukee Convention
National Association plans to discuss house cleaning for saloons and raise saloon standards at the annual gathering in Milwaukee. Brewers and allied trades will explore unified prohibition stance, with speakers from across the country and England.
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England
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France joins Canada in Honfleur commemorative event
Honfleur residents celebrate the Quebec tricentennial with a grand banquet in the theatre hall. Hector Fable, Canadian agent in France, acted as guest of honor as a gold theatrical performance followed featuring songs of Normandy and Canada.
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Quebec
Port Champlain
Hector Fable
Normandy
Canada
Accounting Rendered by Former Receiver Hy Carner
In Caracas on June 3 via Willemstad the federal court advertises that Ambrose Hy Carner former receiver of the New York and Bermudex Asphalt Co has rendered an accounting for May and will be examined by the court Venezuela’s government filed suit against Receiver Carner to compel an accounting of four years administration of the property Wishond set at 200000 Yacht Club to hold meeting at Mortis Cove Wis tornado destroys farm, kills Dalton's son and 12 year old non Philip at John Dalton farm Mauston Wisconsin June 7 event highlights include weather and local disaster details
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Willemstad
Federal
Ambrose Hy Carner
New York and Bermudex Asphalt Co
Sheen
Rerry
Verezuela
Ault
Carner
Wishond
Going Away? Follow Your Favorite Newspaper
An advertisement notes you can change your preferred paper and receive prompt attention. It lists contact as Celephone 4981 and directs readers to write the Circulation Manager at MORNING JOURNAL-COURTHR, 400 inte Street for inquiries.
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Bailey is arrested in Honduras over $200000 cargo affair
New York reports that F. G. Bailey and crew of the steamer Goldsboro were arrested in Honduras at U S government request. Bailey allegedly took goods valued at 200000 belonging to the Export Shipping Co of New Jersey. The Goldsboro sailed May 2 from New York with Bailey I G Bailey his brother A W Bailey and H F Moyers aboard.
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Honduras
F. G. Bailey
Goldsboro
United States
Hailey
Export Shipping Co
New Jersey
Puerto Cortes
I. G. Bailey
A. W. Bailey
H. F. Moyers
State Department
Hondvuron
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Herrmann’s Pabst Care
Chapel Street
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