Nine Persons Killed In McKeesport Streetcar Collision
A collision between a streetcar and a train on the McKeesport line in McKeesport Pennsylvania June 1 caused nine deaths and numerous injuries. Among the injured is James Mont Tenor a child of Duquesne and Irwin Montgomery who suffered head injuries and possible internal injuries.
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Mreesport Pa
Aor
Trac
Wind
McKeesport & Hell
Pitteburg & Lake Eri
Mokesiort
James Mont
Keesport
DuQuense
Eit Boty
Dor Irwin Montgomery
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Teduren
Cesport
Braleed
Rock Island Expands Topeka Freight House Project
Rock Island plans a 120 mile expansion with a new 90 foot by 42 foot freight house extension at Topeka. A two story office will be added, total wall length reaches 140 feet, brick construction with slate roofing, cost around 3000 dollars under supervisor George J. Bishop. Outstanding bridge work and grading delay progress amid flood and river challenges.
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el Paso
Texas
Acmé Tims
Alc Gould
Quetty
Deen Koine
Tor
South Cunatian
Topeta
Topeka
Rock Island
Georgy J. Bishop
Behijeos
Rock Taland
Missouri River
Hoeck Made Foreman At Santa Fe Roundhouse
Ho eck was named foreman of the Santa Fe roundhouse after a progressive railroad career. He started in Topeka, then Iowa Central in Marshalltown as office foreman, advancing to general auditor and general ticket agent. He later worked as switchman and other roles before joining Xan a, where he has served for years.
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Willam
Hoeck
ARS
Iowa Central
Marshalltown
Ful Earth
M Fire
Xanana
Speculation on Sanin Pedipectors meeting outcome in New York
Rumors focus on a third vice president choice to succeed JM Barr. G W Brown, general manager of the C22 a Q, is favored by many as the likely successor. Other names mentioned include George T Neubert, Jamies I jaune, and J L B Waugh amid broad discussion of railroad posts and promotions.
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Sanin Pe
New York
JM Barr
Feneral
G. W. Brown
George T. Neubert
Evann
Division City
Givisiet Milter Mochunle
Guilt
Culecaiin & Fanta Fe
JL. B. Waugh
Paresman
Abopes
Galnesrific
Giant Railroad Plan Aims to Control Oriental Trade
Western capitalists discuss organizing a transoceanic corridor with a long inland route and terminal facilities to dominate trade from the Gulf of California. Projections include involvement by Milwaukee St Paul, Denver and Rio Grande, and a named senator amid heavy regional interests.
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Aergentic Sairoad
Walland
Gulf of Californis
St Paul
Denver
Rio Grande
Secret conference hints a vast western to become terminal plan
Representatives met in Chicago on Saturday to discuss a concealed scheme tied to a western terminal. The plan, originated by Charit Tren, supposedly aims to dominate an Oriential effort timed with Mexico’s resources and Utah iron mines under Clark interests.
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Charit Tren
Carl
Lie
Mexico
Utah
Clark
Colorado
Los Angeles
Gulf of Callifonta
Tom Kearna
Confession of Kansas Man En Route to Alaska
An article details George Mulligan of Liberal Kansas claiming he was assaulted and robbed while en route to Alaska. He asserts the attack involved a theft of about $17,000 in bills and that accomplices aided after a plan to fund travel to Alaska. Police and trial accounts are reported with Mulligan's contested statements.
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Seattle
Wash
Jane
George Mullican
Kam
Nist
Mullian
Tumbinaus
Lenton
Sce
Main
Kim
Demonstration and Burial Plans Reported in Local Tale
A fragmented OCR piece describes a group of Cowboys and a plan to bury an unspecified person. The text references a mother and a quest for fortune amid unclear events. Details are sparse, with several garbled phrases and missing context.
Actor and Playwright James A. Herne Dies in New York
New York June 2 James A Herne the well known actor and playwright died Sunday afternoon in the city after an illness of eight weeks from scute bronchitis and pneumonia He was born in Troy New York and spent forty years on the stage He created the part of Nathaniel Berry in The Jay Was from the Very First and his most successful work Shore Acres He leaves two daughters Juliet and Charlotte and a wealthy family circle His body will be cremated funeral plans not yet set Herne Oaks was his summer home near Roseland and his career left a lasting mark on American drama
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Carrollton
F.C. de PZ
Vinman ‘Lemon 16
Hartley
Chivago
Sattar
Jott
Potter
Atchison County
Whero
Topeka
Hayman
Robert Mears
W. H. Brooks
Boller Echo
Asylum
Santa Fe Battery
Austin
Williams
Vium
Colon
Joeenls Philips
Dag
George Simmers
Wes
Gary
JL. G. Hammond
Charles Bentley
Hammond
John Crawford
Jon Young
George la Stone
Mark Withers
O. F. Kearne
North
Sonus Pea
Senate
James Johnson
Gine
Kansas City
Burr Lewis
Frank Benson
Frank Schwartz
John Belvie
Newton
San Francisco
Mr. Kane
Wisconsin Central
Fond du Tac
New York
James A. Herne
Herne
Ls Ives
Troy
Pewvoney
Hearts of Oak
Nathaniel Berry
Jay
Margaret Fleming
Griffith Davenport
Captain Marbis
Jute
Cheyatle
Han
Herne Oaks
America
Ammerica
Addin
Ondoub
Carrie Nation Targets Kansas City Saloon With Hatchet
Carrie Nation arrives from Topeka to strike Louis Robitieux's saloon at 105 Onion avenue Kansas City. A mirror shatters as a crowd gathers and taunts her while she brandishes a hatchet. Bartender warns health risk and the scene ends with Nation leaving the street amid mounting tension.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Louis Robitieux
Onion Avenue
Natien
Topeka
Union Avenue
Angeway
W. Altwett
Nation confrontation at Astor buffet ends with escort from door
At the Astor buffet on Union Avenue a dispute erupts between Mrs Nation and the proprietor's wife. A brief exchange ends with Mrs Nation being pushed out by the guardian of the fort as she moves to an uptown restaurant.
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Union Avenue
Dubinsky
Fort
Bealeger
Nation
Joint Slanders and Saloon Suit Opens in Saloon Suits
Sult sues eighteen men and women over four joint smashings in Saloon district of Saloon Keepers claim $87,000 in damages. George B Stevens and John K Wilson filed in district court. Stevens seeks $5,000. Wilson $2,000. Cabinet reshuffle follows in Japan with Viscount Kat-Sura forming a new cabinet and key ministerial appointments.
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Thomas A. Noeftager
George E McMahon
Japaneas
Yokohama
Kat- Sura
Arofulke
Paris
Asteisa
Kilyonso-ieige
Teda-Katau
Toahi-Kawe
Kodami
Yamaneta
Nationalists win Havana mayor and council in distinct vote
Havana reports confirm Nationalists triumph in municipal elections. Miguel Gener wins Havana mayoralty with 31 116 votes to Mora Republicans 1 403 and Carlos Garcia 2 214 for a private party. Nationalists also gain most council seats while Republicans win four and Democrats two. In Wilmington Delaware June 2 Betes Mills and Standard Axe pe companies grant purposed raises and return workers after a strike.
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Municpal
Senor Miguel Gener
Na-ions List
Ita
Senor Mora
Sena
Carlos Garcia
Pravie Party
Republicans
Democrats
Lutheran Synod church growth report and finances
Abstract of the Lutheran Synod secretary’s report shows increases in church numbers and Sunday schools, with infant, child, and adult baptisms rising. Total congregational assets reach 266,607, with recommended annual church extension funding of 40,000 starting April 1902.
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Ene Ee
Ar Clue
Jessens
Mes
Leeann of Uitte
Shuech Papery
Seine Seneral Synod
Bikantara
Young Pope's Society
SDE
Guiltil
Sussex
General Synod
Five candidates win in city committee primary
Five of seven nominees for city committee secured spots in Saturday’s primaries. Winners include Dave Grese in Third Precinct First Week defeating Mate Campbill 6 to NS, Philips in First Precinct Third Ward with 105 votes to Adrian Sherman’s 64, and Clarence Stuycoe in Fourth Ward defeating W. Aapind 368 to TL Matt Weightmann. Wan Ho won a second precinct seat in Abe Thirdward with 44 votes.
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Dave Grese
Mate Campbill
Philips
Thid Werd
Adrian Sherman
Clarence Stuyco
Cin Hungate
Forth Ward
W. Aapind
Unclear OCR fragment outlines military details and names
Fragmentary text refers to Major Frank McKanna as inspector general of a volunteer unit and mentions a captain of the Trent Femalay Infantry and Justice Bichenna, with references to Washington and a presidential detail. Readable content is minimal and names are partially garbled.
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Washington
Fraik 1
Volitearm
Trents- Femalay Uifantry
Bichenna
Sati
Burentar Ies
Ghirolased
Bie Pert
Homeseekere Excursions to German Route Event
A fragment notes two June excursions by Homeseekere to a route titled The Gente Fe. It mentions Indigo Manning and a church event at Constrestgnal, with a Tuesday unspecified time. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
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