Flood Ravages South Carolina Mills and Towns
A powerful flood sweeps Pacolet and Spartanburg areas causing mill dams to wash out and buildings including a hospital and church to be lost. Towns such as Greenville and Clifted are hit hard with warehouses, goods, and stock destroyed. The disaster leaves multiple mills wrecked and deaths feared, with total damages estimated around 2 080 000.
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Atihata
Sgartenbdate
Onpe
Pacolet
Movida
Kwang famine relief fund proposed for Chinese province
The Obzietian Herald reports a proposal from Assistant Secretary Lecmian to set up a relief fund with a $10,000 fee to aid famine victims in the Chinese province of Kwang. The plan aims to provide assistance through a dedicated relief effort coordinated from Weebingtoo, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weebingtoo
D. C
Obzietian Herald
Biante Lecmian
Two Men Killed in Hazy Double Fatality
Two men died and two others were fatally injured in a hand to hand confrontation near Colambes. Authorities report riotous activity with suspect Reb. Juse and Colambes residents named in the initial sweep. Identified victims include Moonihleg and Reesidine. Police continue investigation and charging decisions pending autopsies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colambes
Reb
Killet
Shovel and Brook Bring City Districts Back to Life
Thousands of men and women armed with shovels and trees move through the Wholesale and Stockyards districts at Werk Kanene City on June 6 restoring activity. Seeping waters follow as repair work progresses toward the districts former condition.
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Werk
Kanene City
Priests Resign Over Oregon Diocese Split Protest
In Postland on June 6 it is understood several priests in the proposed Baker Onty Diocese have resigned their parishes in protest against the premature creation of the Oregon archdiocese division. They argue the move strains small congregations across a vast eastern Oregon territory. The new diocese would cover most of eastern Oregon east of the Cascade Range.
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Postland
Jane
Baker Onty
Ore
Archdiocess of
Oregon
Osegon
Cagende
Peach Growers Seek Action Against High Freight Rates
The Georgia Peach Growers' Association with principal offices in Macon filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission. It argues current higher railroad rates on fruit shipments to northern and eastern markets will practically destroy the peach business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ciorgia Peach Growers
Ite
Macca
Mormons Ordered Out of Prussia by Police
Superintendent Bertin of Mormon missions in Germany and 86 missionaries face expulsion orders from Prussian authorities. Wives receive notices without explanation as the group plans relocation, with Dan mon to move HQ to Zurich. Lyman of Salt Lake City awaits U S response on mistreatment cases.
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Bertin
Jane
Hugh J. Vannes
Germany
Prussian
Prussia
Danmon
Zurich
Switzerland
Micher Francis
Lyman
Salt Lake City
London
Europe
Washington
Roosevelt Back in Washington Returns to Business in Capital
President Roosevelt appears at his office in Washington after a western trip and immediately plunges into a busy schedule. He greets callers and resumes official duties with renewed vigor and energy.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Jeane
Bie Loma
Weakness of our School in Idaho Public Education
The Lewiston Tribune reports on national military academy appointees and criticizes the Idaho public school system for lacking thoroughness and real life preparation. It argues for broader, practical training focused on everyday skills over lavish but less useful finishings, urging timely reform.
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Lewiston Tribune
Washington
Idaho
Failere
E Gemani
Epee
Duel in French Chamber Leaves Deputies Wounded
Paris on June 6 reports M Bertene and M Guyot de Villeneuve members of the Chamber of Deputies dueled after a violent altercation in the House. Villeneuve sustained a severe wound to the forearm in the encounter.
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Paris
M. Bertene
Guyot de Villeneuve
Chamber of Deputies
Villeneuve
Pope III Disease Report From Venice in 6 The Gaselta
The Gaselta di Vi entia asserts that the pope suffers intestinal inflammation with bile and strength diminishing. The report notes worsening health conditions and declining vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Jose
Denver leader's death shocks historic lodge members
The fragment reports the death of a former grand recorder of a Colorado lodge of a fraternal order and hints at political tension over re election and misconduct. The wording is garbled but suggests a controversial dismissal or crisis within the organization.
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Denver
Jones F
M. Rebeste
Celorade Geane Lodas
United Corkman
Dance Tonight Disturb Bail Seving of 61 Old Crow
Fragmentary note describes a court or bail scene involving a person nicknamed Old Crow and a drink incident. Disturbed proceedings mention serving a sentence or bail for a small group. No clear dates or locations are readable.
Rural Free Delivery Routes Cut After Audit Findings
Washington reports a调查 into the post office free delivery division led by A W Machen found many rural routes set up without proper testimony to congress. One third of routes in the south and one fifth in the north deemed unwarranted, while western routes largely justified by dense populations and prior inspection. Postmaster General Payne intends tests to confirm receipts and benefits before any further eliminations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Desartment
A. W. Machen
Machen
Payne Eays
Missiesigpi
Snubbed Son Resigns Ranch to Take Railroad Job
Snubbed by his father Senator Ankeny, Jane Emith Ankeny resigns from managing a 290000 acre Adams county stock ranch and moves to Spokane to work as a railroad fireman. A veteran of the Philippines and Vietnam era service, he previously rode the carr on the Southern Pacific.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Jane
Neemith Ankeny
United States
Ankeny
Adams County
Spokane
Roosevelt
Young Ankeny
Company F
Washington Volenteste
Philippines
Viealnia
Pacific
Wedding in High Life Alveng June 6
Miss Core Lyman Oliver daughter of Dr Shaw Oliver and Dr Joseph H Obcate son of United States Ambassador wed in a high profile ceremony. The event drew notable guests and marked a prominent social union in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alveng, M
Core Lyman Oliver
Shaw Oliver
Joseph H. Obcate
United States
Ambeswder
Teleun e sym on parish note unclear
Fragmentary OCR text presents no coherent event or identifiable entities to summarize into a news item.
Jews Arrested Over Tax Protest in Tripoli
In Tripoli North Africa on January 6 twenty Jews forming a commission were jailed for refusing the governor general's demand to assess the Jewish community for a military exemption tax. The group argues extreme poverty makes payment impossible while Muslims face no such levy. The Jews have suspended assistance as protection against action.
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Tripoli
North Afsion
Jeane
Flood Widened Madison County Levee Breach Impacts Three Villages
The Madison County levee breach widened and today the flood covers about 90,000 acres, flooding Oldenberg Mitchell and Weat Granite. About 600 people have been forced from their homes as water streams 100 yards wide through the area.
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St. Louis
Jeane
Madison County
Oldenberg
Mitchell and Weat
Bartlett-Sinclair Case Ties Idaho Auditor to Rizal Shortage
The Manila Times reports Bartlett Sinclair, estate auditor of Idaho and ex treasurer of Rizal, faces a section 991 Penal Code charge for neglect allowing misappropriation of government funds. Bail set at 10000 gold. Sinclair released pending preliminaries before Judge Seliz Rezas at Pasig. Deputies and colleagues, including Fogarty and Resarico, face indictments. Sinclair reportedly aided investigators after recovery.
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Manila Times
Bartlett Sinclair
Idaho
Rizal
Philippines
White & Moore
Chargc
Sinclair
Mc. Sinclair
George B. Wolfe
P. J. Moore
Seliz Rezas
Fourth Judicial District
Pasig
Fogarty
Previomely
Times
Clement Geli Resarico
Estafa
Sinclaire
Hie
Coures
Thes Sinclair
Fine Photographers Mosere McMillan & Co In City
Mosere McMillan & Co commercial and salt road photographers are in town for a week or two making fine railroad shore views and interiors. They offer residence and business place pictures and can be found at the Bannock hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosere
McMillan & Co
Salt Road
Bannock
Seven Resignations Shake Washington Civil Service
June 6 Chief Examiner Severn of the Civil Service Commission resigned to the President and he accepted. The President announced the promotion of Frank K. Higgins, chief of the examining division, to Severn’s post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Severn
Civil Service Commission
Frank K. Miggins
Comminsion
Sheet Messs at Gray's Sep Pike's Peak at Brady's
A fragment hints at a local incident or an event at Gray's and Brady's with phrases Sheet Messs and Sep Pike's Peak. Readable details are sparse, but the item notes a sequence of places and a landmark name connected to an occurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady's
New Savings Bank of Pocatello Organized
The First Savings Bank of Pocatello is formed with a capital of 100000 dollars. It will occupy rebuilt quarters in the Pioneer Building formerly the Palace meat market, offering savings deposits loans and related services once open.
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First Savings Bank of
Pocatello
Jobe G. Ssewn
J. M. Anthes
Savings Bank
Palace
Pioneer Dock
Benk
Fesus
Utah Wool Clip Outlook From Utah Wool Growers
The Utah wool clip for the season totals about 1.8 million dollars with an estimated 10 million pounds moved by freight departments on two roads. Prices run slightly below last year with clips yielding about 13 cents a pound. Most sheep have been shorn and mass losses due to a severe winter have reduced fleece weights. Idaho and Wyoming face similar patterns and future prospects appear cautiously better than earlier in the season.
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Utah
Galt Lake City
Cearing le Éene
Sean
Idaho
Wyoming
Josh
Piano and Organ Sale Nearing Final Week
Piano and organ sale draws to a close with big savings of 100 to 9250 on select instruments. Call now to choose and compare prices, with duplicates available for less in your town. Two fine pianos and one organ sold yesterday by Allen Gilbert Mamaker Co, a leading Northwest music house in Postlend, Oregon, Seattle, Washington. Local telegraph and pharmacy notices also listed.
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Allen & Gilert Mamaker Co
Northwest
Postlend
Oregon
Seattle
Washington
I. Wakefield
Locel Watercom
Temple Pharmecy
Gray’s 20 Percent Off on All Suites Displayed
Advertising blurb noting a 20 percent discount on all suites ordered within the next period. Mentions a Teller show by W. G. Potters and references Mya. Promotional copy with unclear dates and coverage.
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Streck
Siz
Macy
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Strest
Kansas City
Georgia
Mormons
Pope III
Gany
Teleune
Symon
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