Burst the Banks Joliet City Flood Devastates Streets and Rail
Lower Joliet flooded as waters rise across the city. Many lives lost and homes destroyed. Tracks washed out and streetcars halted. Fire, police and relief efforts mobilized amid chaotic scenes. Families displaced, shops submerged, and utilities disrupted in the torrent sweeping the urban area.
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Joliet
Jane
Joliette
Jane Batons
Palice Fay He Bates
Eldla McGuurn
Dssle McKinny
Aaron Pashia
Polles Sundial Ariesth
Ballin
Seiffier
Uae
Rome
Alton
Lytnee Perth
Beidee
Beirut State Dept Heritage Report Details Piracy Suspect
A fragmented dispatch cites officials from the state department discussing a piracy case tied to Turkey and Beirut. The document references political pressure, security concerns, and reactions from authorities in Washington and Ankara.
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Pyport
Vis Pinacy
Hans Aiden Beewron
Parol
Atinenbine
Ttn
Styria
Beirut
State Department
Grume
Aletha Pateiery
PEPIN
Surplus of 810 762 652 Warisington Derivative atatonen
Fragmentary OCR text mentions surplus figures and names with unclear context. The readable parts reference Warisington and derivative as possible places or subjects, but the article text is largely garbled with few concrete facts, entities, or dates to form a coherent summary.
New Haliroad Charsered in Des Moines
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a railroad charter issue with references to cities and officers, mentioning contracts, government actions, and upcoming dates. The text is garbled but hints at official proceedings and transportation matters in a midwestern city.
Fragmented Readable OCR Item on Unknown Figures
A damaged OCR passage mentions several unclear names and actions. It appears to reference people and places in a fragmented way with no coherent event or date to anchor a full summary.
Blockades Formed Amid City Amid Teamsters Strike
Chaos as blockades appear across Chichen and Lune as the teamsters strike disrupts deliveries. Police tighten patrols and coordinate with store guards to prevent looting while drivers and wagons are redirected away from downtown.
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Chichen
Lune
Aoe Featerslay
Alenuade
Maui
Iakturiom
Tre 1Wa
Bleaa Nett
Tyr Stary Strat
Fine Dig
Pollee
Hoosier Democrats Tie Platform at State Convention
The state party delegates worked through a difficult platform debate at the Indiana convention. Efforts to unite the delegation, address reform proposals, and choose a viable slate dominated the sessions as members argued over key planks and potential resolutions.
Train Mishap Returns Milk Train to Idle Tracks
A chaotic incident disrupted a milk train causing derailment and a shutdown of service. Investigators from the railway authority traced faulty tracks and worker missteps as the investigation moved toward assigning responsibility.
Noted BMason Bend Shake Rhona Hy Nig nica Suez Pays Dividend
Fragmentary report from Suex Cenmi company showing dividend action and production notes. Mentions a May or June period, shipping of petrol eum and railroad items, and a mixed forecast for harvests. References to Houston and a season cut with uncertain outcomes and mystery surrounding figures.
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Suez
Paria
France
Agere- Geting
Ena
TSI
Coawinter Intel A
Tamteriol
Temperatures of Large Cities Chicago Tune Note
Fragmented text references temperatures and cities including Chicago with unclear terms. The readable portion hints at a weather or music note pairing but lacks concrete facts, dates, or identifiable events to form a clear summary.
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Chicago
Minds Made Up Sixth District Fusionists Unite
Sixth District Fusionists press to unite despite anti fusion law driving them closer together. Leaders advocate cooperation while warning of legal and political hurdles ahead. Local organizations and candidates align in shared opposition to current restrictions reacting to the law.
Abel of Lincoln Favored for Sixth District Nomination
Belt Kan June 2 The Brevitt convention and county delegates discuss fusion between Populists and Democrats for congress. Lincoln county supports Abel as the strongest candidate, with Turner challenging in the Sixth district. Delegations from Russell and Lincoln endorse Abel, while fusion efforts unfold amid anti fusion sentiments.
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Pilatt
Eun
Olaston
James Fike
Colby
Hure
Congress
Fike
Touth Reison
Asi
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Wnd
Freiber
Tuell
Eniny
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J. H. Reeder
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Ake
Republicana
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Antjorley
Suunr
Easlio
Trade outlook cited as Bour war impact on South Africa
New York June 1 traders and steamship agents see the Bour war boosting trade if a settlement is reached. The war’s end would lift shipping and commerce, with South Africa’s needs shifting to food and farming machinery while lumber and milling gear would fuel reconstruction and mine equipment demand. John Hays Hammond notes strong demand for salting machinery, though limited appetite for mines and expansion.
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New York
Jane
South Africa
Belen
South Ee
John Hays Harsmond
Oberlin College leader Dr Barrows dies after illness
Oberlin Ohio June 2 Jona Richey Oberlin College president died after a nine day struggle with pneumonia linked illness. Dr John Henry Barrows born Mudina Michigan July 1837 studied at Gilvet Yale Union Andover preached in Springfield Lawrence and Chicago where he served fifteen years and helped organize the World's Parliament of Religions. He lectured in India for the University of Shines and was elected Oberlin president in November.
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Oberlin
Aleura Pneumontia
Jona Richey Errony
Sremeunt
Oberle College
Sr. Barrows
Nis
John Henry Barrows
Mudina
Mich
Gilvet College
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Speingfield
Lawrence
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Iinet Tee
India
Haskell
Volcano Rumor Sparks Alarm Near Town Harbor
Turbulent report describes a smoking volcano with a 30 year old resident Albonvergue and others reacting to the eruption. Witnesses say a Uke deputy arrived from the west and noted the volcano’s crater glow. The scene centers on the Tolcann UPahe region and nearby harbor activities.
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Jove
U Eke
Grant
Trattin
Amuke
Daparchel
Tolcann uPahe
Governor Cummins at Denver banquet touts true Republicanism
Governor Cummins of Iowa addressed a Denver banquet where he advocated unity of capital and labor under government restraint. He warned against state subsidies and unchecked corporate power, urging measures to curb greed while preserving growth and national welfare.
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Denver
Cummins
Towa
Gammina
Prasit
Ament
Harris to Speak in Topeka at Populist Convention
Senator Harris will come from Washington to Topeka for the Populist convention on June 24. Congressman Jackson may also attend. Harris expresses support for the platform adopted by the Democrats and the Wichita convention, signaling unity in the allied campaign.
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Harris
Topeka
Washington
Jackson
Democrata
Washington Debts Report Shows Decline in Interest Bearing Total
A Washington monthly statement of public debts shows total public debt at 148 million dollars with interest bearing debt at 1.05 million and non interest bearing debt at 205,417,032.59 dollars. Cash on hand stands at 150,000 dollars with reserves and trust funds totaling 835,000 dollars and general land depositaries listed at 24,887,004 dollars.
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Washington
Vines
A Department
Treasury
Ils Pest Uchures
August Will Build Store Expansion At Alle August Site
Workmen began construction at the Alle August storefront adding a rear wing and a 150 foot extension. The basement will house a trunk department, first floor a weaving area, and a children’s department on the second floor. Skylights illuminate the whole, an elevator is planned, with substantial costs and new offices to follow.
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Ap Tor & Trunk Department
Skylleht
Archbishop Ireland Seeks Settlement in Coal Strike
Arch bishop Ste and civic federation committees in New York consult to settle the anthracite mine workers strike. Special officers were kidnapped at a railroad station in Huzison, Pa, and returned home with J P Gallagher coordinating. Picket lines form at Tunfield Ridge. Maple Eifl resumes hoisting as strikers halt operations in Gilberton and nearby mines.
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Steand
W Ho
Civic Federation
Urxigut
Devas
Dork
Hawks
Manhattan
Huzision
Sunei
Philadelphia
J.P. Gallagher
Mmine
Ann
Inter
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Ceudteden
Dover
Spodrs
Regia Cutaingia
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Po Sane
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Bete
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Algier
Avie
Mahanoy City
Tunfiel Ridge
Tornado kills farmer in wrecked farmstead
A farmer named Wierd, a well-to-do landowner, perished when his cottage and vehicle were destroyed by a tornado. Heavy rain followed the storm, causing widespread damage to farms and fences. Several others were reported hurt as buildings and vehicles were overturned or wrecked by the gale.
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Chiang
Eropa
Portland Special Mayoral Vote and Local Notices
Portland voters weigh a Democratic governor choice and city water issues as the June primary era nears. The article notes a 34 percent county vote impact and a statewide coinage report for May 1903, including gold and silver figures, while mentioning the death of Prof Arnold and state church movements.
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Portland
Ore
Willers
Unclear court case amid damaged Labette county text
Fragmentary OCR from Labette county Kansas district court filing. Mentions Monroe, Herrington, a damage claim of 20, a warranty suit, and local jurisdiction with protec torate terms. Text is garbled and identifiers are incomplete.
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Monroe
Herrington
Labette County
Kan
Tle County
Jean
Boulder Collision Halts River Run near Glenwood Springs
June 3 in Glenwood Springs Colorado a canoe capsized after striking a large boulder in the river. Engineer Matt Flynn and others attempted rescue while bystanders and a doctor treated injured occupants. Authorities investigated the near wrack as crews cleared debris and secured the scene.
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Col
Denyer
Grand
Ieee
Matt Flynn
Stamey
Four men hanged for murder and robbery in Guayabo case
In June 1898 at Guayabo near Adjuntas four men were garroted in a public execution after being found guilty of murder, robbery, and conspiracy. Witnesses described the execution as them forgiving a killer while others resisted and one wished to die with face uncovered. The incident stemmed from an attack on Antonio Telgade Del Pino’s home during a band assault on Pito’s residence.
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Pones
Bernabe Acre- Vedo
Jose Torres Raten
Guayao
Antonio Telgade del Pino
Adivutae
Pito
Fino
Use Housetiol
Pio
Burge
Fear to Go Back in the Cape Colony Wars and Diaspora
A scrambled report notes fear among colonial Boers and colonials at risk of punishment under terms of a racial agreement. It mentions Cape Colony figures like Wanea Senten W D Bayian and Spyman's son seeking entry to Columbia University after fighting in South Africa. References possible emigration to New Mexico and other U.S. states as preferred destinations for some colonials.
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Cape Colony
Bowes
South African Republic
Orings Free State
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Wanea
W. D Bayian
Cape
Dana
Trom
Hooeevelt
Portugal
South Africa
Mexico
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Beil Telephone Wires Spark Behind Grocery Theft Probe
Disrupted Beil telephonia lines blamed for overheard calls and price tapping involving a Beil groceryman and packing-house agents. Wires interference led to threats and a price dispute, affecting rate enforcement under a shared schedule from Ware City.
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Rity
United States Attorney -E PD
McKeever
Mekeever
Irmedie
Dows
Wares
Five Hundred Priests Gather in Chicago Cathedral
Five hundred Catholic clergy convene at Chicago’s Cathedral of the Holy Name for a major gathering. Cardinals preside as discussions focus on church doctrine, faith issues, and potential reforms amid anticipated debates and formal votes.
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Chicago
Katherine Ciicagto
The
Holy Zeame
Peres
Cardin
Held For Killing Her Husband
A case file reports Aline Eom Held For Killing Her Husband in a city scene described amid a crowd near a festivity. Witnesses recall a shot fired and the suspect attempting to flee as police pursued.
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Ie Seimee
Aline
Hewes
Galloway
Rustam
Pitie
Topeka Ate In May 65 1100 Libs
The brief notes a Topeka event in May with a total of 1100 pounds of meat reportedly not eaten, and mentions a period less than a year ago. The item reads as a civic or community reminder with tentative figures and time markers.
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Topeke
Meet
Haifa
Topeka Meat Prices and Market Trends Decline
A Topeka meat market report shows a sixty day decrease in pork and beef values. Food inspector Farnsworth lists figures, noting prices remain near year ago levels while truck and packing costs shift. The piece discusses city paving, public works, and rolling meat costs with references to local officials.
Parker Hopeful on City Water Works Acquisition
The article reports Mayor Parker still hopeful the city will acquire the water works. It cites expected funds around 7250.00 as a point of contention and discusses broader plans and reactions from local officials amid debate over control of the Great Western railway and related public works matters.
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Fe Water Company
Gett Ou Fuer
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