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Yale
Wiesoi
Ibredaer
Great export trade shows May 1906 manufacturing exports drop
The May 1906 figures show US manufactured exports lower than any prior May in history, at about 651 million dollars for eleven months ending May, with an average daily export near 2 million dollars. Yearly totals and decade growth are discussed, noting substantial increases since 1878 and expectations for the current year, with detailed sector mentions of machinery, textiles, and other manufactures.
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United States
Milan
He Teluma
Yang
Dredging Modus Operandi and Hazards in Early California Work
An OCR fragment discusses dredging operations and the invention of wheel-driven devices, mentioning California and Marey style mechanisms. It references varied figures and concerns about efficiency, gear speed, and the slow pace of material handling, with speculative notes on the future of mining and industrial processes.
Unclear text about readiness and operations
Fragmentary report mentions readiness drills and organized camps with references to guards and strikes in the past. Entities and specifics are largely garbled, yielding limited identifiable facts.
Thaw Case Prosecutions Focus in Coming Week
District Attorney Jerome is returning from Cape Breton to push the Thaw trial. He plans a thorough review of the Stanford White killing, aiming to expose defense-favoring tactics by Thaw’s lawyers and to scrutinize weeks of events leading to the shooting. Independence Day celebrations loom, with Roosevelt delivering an address in Trask. International observers mark British observances as Bryan speaks in London and a Thames regatta unfolds near Henley.
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Jerome Hon
Cape Breton
Thaw
Stanford White
Clerkiet Mlorney
Jerome
Art Inieview
St. John
X. H
Traskdent
Roosevelt
Ysterday
London
Willan J. Bryan
New York
Timmayy
le Hunt
Henley
Saloon Doors Bolted In Kansas City And Minneapolis
Locks were placed on saloon doors nationwide as Governor Falk’s Sunday closing order took effect in Kansas City and Minneapolis. The Missouri patrol reported widespread compliance, while thousands gathered at Kansas City to seek relief. Attorney General Trickett also ordered paddocks placed on bows of all Joluta to enforce the crackdown.
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Kansas City
Kansas Clava
Mineouel
Falk
Kaneson
Sireh
Missouridia
Chirp
Kaneay
Kansas
Trickett
Joluta
California Insurance Report Dictates Kansas Curtain Company Closures
In Los Angeles July 1 The Times cites California Insurance Commissioner E Myron Wolf on insurance company conduct and nonpayment of claims. The report, if accepted, would guide Kansas actions against curtain companies expanding Mansace business in the state. If unfavorable, those firms must close their Kansas offices immediately.
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Los Angeles
the Times
C.F Luling
Kenan
San Angelar
E. Myron Wolf
State of
Kansas
Slang in Society and Secret Tongues in Fringes
A fragment from a society paper discusses slang as a living code among initiates. It notes slang evolves with fashion and excludes outsiders, likening it to a secret language used by exclusive groups and Masonic like circles. The piece cites abbreviations and coined terms as labor saving devices and mentions private cliques that guard their lexicon.
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Viemaels
Che
Saaury
Lonton Mall
Revive Gaiters Spare Clothing for Children
An elderly article describes reviving gaiters for children, praising a new stocking attachment that keeps the garment neat and tidy. It notes improved comfort for wearers and hints at popularity among youngsters despite some issues.
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Phyaleion
Magern
Ano Shay Phat
Neal
Garter Fashion and Its Effects on Growing Girls
A historical note describes the old fashioned cotton garter and its use on growing girls. It details how the garter wound around the leg below the knee, held by pins and stitches, could press on the leg and affect circulation. It notes the garter’s length and secure wearing, with emphasis on its noninjurious use when properly fitted.
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Perth
Kalle Toys
Howiear
Lontou Mall
Riot at Coal Mine in Wheeling Ends in Killings and Wounding
Riot at United States Coal Company mine near Wheeling West Virginia leaves one miner dead and several wounded including guards. Eyewitness Frank Hicks of Bagishaminga says eight guards were wounded. governmen t investigation underway as women seek shelter in town hall.
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Wheeling
W. Va
United States Coal Company
Voorhees
Jeferson Canary
Ohio
Bagishamingr
Wicks
Hicks
Smith
Public Printer Investigates Delays in Senate Printing
Washington July 1 Public Printer Charles A Stirlings directed an investigation into public printing delays and the Sundry Civil appropriation item of 3 000 000 for land purchase in Washington for executive buildings The inquiry examined whether the printing office or its foreman and staff were at fault The aim was to determine responsibility for the delay and potential error marked proofs and crossed out query marks on the final bill explanations cited enrolling forces in Congress and proofreader notes and the great workload.
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Washington
Charles A. Stirlings
Flea
Asnertila
Senate
Ofice
Sulings
Mato
Cullen
Stilllinge
Congress
Ap Tg
Suiiinga
Maka
Mob lynching near Womath ends in fiery death
A mob killed a Black man after capturing him near Bradley at night. The victim confessed to the crime and was hanged from a tree, his body burned as onlookers watched. A deputy marshal supervised burial two hours later. Mrs. Ines Robertson’s injuries were not serious.
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Ira Robenson
Womath
Seine
Epot
Chit Maye
Marshal
Tex
Newbright
San Antonio
Bradley
Woniquy
Purce
Mtob
Ines Robertson
Judge Lord and the impulsive trial moment in York County
Judge Lord, longtime Lemington academy principal and father of Professor George D. Lord of Gatimouth, faced a quick defense in a York County case. The judge, known for blunt temperament, dismissed the potential for a standard plea and instead produced a ready blank sentence from his pocket, directing the clerk to proceed with the outcome.
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Willard
Lora
Coby, College
George D. Lord
Gatimouth
Lemington Arnemy
York County
Maine
Walter P. Parking
Iawyrr
Cornish
Sina
Loté
Perkins
Ang
Tha Sheik
Mt Cage
President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay for Fourth of July
President Roosevelt spends Independence Day at Oyster Bay, greeting local residents and attending a Fourth of July gathering. A crowd gathers as he arrives by train and drives to his summer home, with Mrs. Roosevelt and local officials welcoming him.
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Oyster Day
Roosevelt
Zagamare
Mimitier
Mrg
Moosevelt
Revali
Washington
Bagmare HM
Rhean
Presidente Hoonevelt
Kia Oyster Bay
Art Paing
Moore
Madman Seeks King in Windsor Visit Tale of Canada Farmer
A Canadian farmer, claiming to be the son of a Perth, Ontario farmer, traveled from Canada to Windsor to seek an audience with the king. He described long journeys from Montreal to Liverpool and back, funds near 0, and stated intent to find the monarch by Christmas. Local authorities considered him possibly insane.
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Spearer
Gsorge
Mary
Anderson
Tal
Lang
France
Pho
Tam
Canada
Castle
Bir
Sime
Windsor
Niller
Ite
Corea Gerald Allan
Andrey Alla
Perth
Ontario
Liverpool
Samon
Sir Edward Grey
Foreign Office
Montreal
Southwark
Dominion Lins
Bloomepit
Sinto
Klng
Royal marriage edict halts brides in Korea
Thousands of cultured Korean women are barred from marriage after a royal decree. The crown prince, widower after a crash, will select a new wife. Officials are ordered to forward names of eligible brides while no high-class women may wed until his choice is announced. Governors face courtly disfavor for noncompliance.
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Kyeng Kye
Chvingchulla
Kyong Sang
Lonfon Express
Untitled fragment on food and herbs from Chicago Records Herald
An unclear fragment referencing onions mustard cress lettuce and herbs, noting preparation of remedies and kitchen use. Mentions The Woodmans as a known entity and includes garbled phrases about spring, diet, and a late night latrine scene.
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Netllé Vish
Chicago Records Herald
Oil Tanks Explosion Kills Night Watchman Near University Park
Two Union Oil Company tanks exploded late night at University Park about four miles north of the city. Watchman Leonard Jaqul is missing and feared dead. Approximately 000 barrels of oil burned, causing about $15,000 in property damage including stolen goods. The blaze drew hundreds of residents as flames spread near the tanks and a fire boat operated from the city.
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Raulin
Union Oil Company of California
University Park
Leonard Janqul
Uhrall
Afterice Men Grand Jury Probes Ice Trust in Indianapolis
Indianapolis grand jury investigation into an alleged ice trust in the city will begin July 1. More persons with knowledge of the ice situation will be called as witnesses. Prosecutor Benedict will lead the case and counter Toledo proceedings. Ship results in prison terms for a number of ice dealers.
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Indianapolis
Aly
Ico
Ciy
Pitty
Benedict
Toledo
Turmoil Persists as Strikes Halt Chip Industry
Disorder and unrest continue as armed groups roam while a curfew deadline ends today. Business paralysis grips the chip industry after a long strike, with severe penalties looming for noncompliance and widespread disruption across markets.
Robbery and Mayhem In Evening Street Scene
In a chaotic dining room scene a family confronts a masked assailant in a street crime report style vignette. The husband quietly endures the intrusion as neighbors and carols play in the background amid tension and fear. A startled husband confronts the intruder before the scene ends with abrupt exit.
Raid and Whisky Dump Raid Club Action in Canon City
A Canon City dispatch reports a raid in Tuenlo Colorado where officers aided by church members dispersed a liquor sale operation. Arrests followed a fight as liquor was dumped into the street gutters. The incident marks a climax in a long temperance conflict influencing city policy and club activity.
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Uhn
Canon City
City Officinia
Anos
Seenge
Mopriclor
Coharch
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