U S Envoy Resolves to Notify Venezuela of Reproval
A Caracas dispatch to the Herald from Venezuela reports that the United States has formally reproved Venezuela. Charge dAffaires W. W. Hassell is said to have been instructed to notify the Venezuelan government of the severety action. The message, dated June 1, reflects diplomatic tensions between the United States and Venezuela over recent disputes.
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U. & Government
New York
Herald
Caracas
Vanceuela
Loom
Artice
W. W. Hassell
Armerican
Dlone
Life Work Closed Professor Gafford Buried on College Ground
The death of the rasthematician and antrotomer Professor Th Gafford is announced. He will be buried on college grounds beside his widow and daughter. Born in Vermont, he was 65 and noted for lunar cycles and early calculation feats.
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Th.gafford
New You
Jane
Truman
Weary Badard
Peetbeer
Ford
Bern
Ax Williama College
TF R Dewey
Sarly
Milwaukee
Rovuiton
Benia Pierce
Boxer Uprising Debate Cited By Claude MacDonald In San Francisco
In San Francisco on June 16, Claude MacDonald argued the Boxer uprising stemmed from tensions in northern China and unrest before the event. He blamed tax and duties issues, foreign influence, and missionary interference for inflaming Chinese minds. He noted foreign treaties limited access to inland China and said a capable official in Shansi could have resisted the uprising at its start.
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Glaude MacDonald
San Francisco
Chins
Ching
Claude MacDonald
China
Tne
Forc Ee
Wea
Govertsdr
Bnsntons
Shansi
Mind weakening man shuns social invites in New York
Jane M itora Miltner reports friends say a New York man grows reluctant to accept invitations as he faces a weakening mind. The Louion correspondent from Eribune sse notes the gravity of issues in South Africa and says he is not in the mood for luncheons and dinners. He seeks thoughtful, listening company to explain his views on life in South Africa.
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New York
Jane M
Tora Miltner
Maya the
Louion
Eribunesse
South Africa
Listenera
Politician McLan Tin Recalled Over Baby Content
New York reports confusion as Senator McLan Tin from South Carolina is linked to controversial baby content and recall discussions. Senator Tikousaia is noted in parallel coverage, reflecting a tense political moment.
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New York
Sune
Senstor McLantin
South Carolina
Sonnthy
Pasaceeane
Tikousaia
Village Bride and Groom Start Home Life Quietly
Miss Genevieve Butterfeld, daughter of Mrs Lillian Butterfeld, wed Mr Harold Cartlidge at the bride’s home 212 Western avenue in a quiet ceremony officiated by Rev DOM Fisk. They will reside at 1237 Dillon street and be at home after July 1.
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Genevieve Butterfeld
Daugher of
Stes
Lillian Utters
Harold Cartlidge
Western Avenue
Dom. Fisk
Curt-idge
Dillon Street
Cora M. Hopkins
A.B. Purdy
seVnrud
Harry Salinas
el Dorado
A. M. Callaham
Jolly Circus
Louise Smith
Helen Smith
Higzel Puaster
Emily King
Janette Lord
Joe Wilson
Tom Frost
Dan Hammutt
Irs J. ‘Brave
Newton
Svenaing
Tope
Key
Kanema City
Solomon Stoddard
Pitteburg
Topeka
Olives
George Kinox
Mr. Wilde
Ohio
Fopetu
Knox
Mins
Sammie Resserale
Mine Stargle Hette
Thurday
Silas Rain
Lesuet
van Luren
Mall
Mr. Rain
Lincoln Street
Gertrude Tracy
Kansas Avenue
Young Women’s Christian Association
Prank ‘Shamas
A. H. Lingafelt
Frank Foster
J. & Ferry
Mary Sweet
Tracy
Paul Sweet
Marian Steele
Western University
Oxford
Chicago
L & McGinnis
Joseph
Cotnell Bluffs
Lows
Topsica
McGinnis
Joseph Bromich
Gertrude McGinnle
Council Blufts
Iowa
Farsay
Committed death by own action at Williamebure shop
A man identified as William Hereford, described as a German of Williamebure, died by suicide beside a carpentry shop after two years of attempting to unlock perpetual motion. The report notes his brain and pipe as part of the scene with the testimony of a muster of the first degree.
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William Hereford
Williamebure
Captured a Milk Wagon at the Depot Station
At about 3 2 Thursday afternoon two men drove a Jer mull milk wagon to the Patlos station. Officers McAlroy and McKiroy questioned the vehicle and a wagon obstruction was noted. Bert Gren, a new dairy worker from Leavenworth, claimed the wagon and promised to avoid sidewalk obstruction in the future. The judge released him on promise, with a $5 penalty for obstructing the sidewalk and blocking hydrants.
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Jermull
New Dalry
Patlos
Taviewtt
McAlroy
McKiroy
Teaving & Wagon
Amerosalmar
Multiple Brief Telegrams From Around The World
June 14 dispatches report Evansville incident a black man shot by a another colored man with lynching feared. Canadian policy extends most favored nation to Britain’s colonies. Berlin notes a jewel thief arrest and a police takedown. Rhodesia signs rail projects radiating from Bere. F M Young departs for San Francisco to head Pacific department. Canada grants Most Favored Nation status to Britain and possessions from July 30. Paul W Linebarger appointed U S judge for the Philippines. Louis Stern’s death by own action noted. Washington announces several judicial and marshal appointments. Woodmen of America to hold 199 convention in Indianapolis. Epworth League rail excursion to San Francisco advertised.
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Evansville, Inc
Henry Curry
Mount Vernon
Ts Winn
Bulawave
Rhodesia
Bere
Washington
F M. Young
White House
San Francisco
Gen. Shorter
Department of the Pacific
Berlin
Canada
Federal Council
Great Britain
Chicago
Paul W. Linebarger
Kre
United States
Philippines
Teebite with ourbata and the calm of a strange line
Fragmentary text references peaches, Florence, Charleston, and a drug context with mention of a household and children. The legible portions reveal garbled phrasing and nonsensical connections, preventing a clear event or person to identify. The fragment offers no cohesive narrative or verifiable facts.
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Florence
Charleston
Avery Young
Bardis
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