Lilley Replies In Strong Terms On Boutell Charge
Waterbury June dispatch quotes Congressman George J. Lilley defending himself against charges of duplicity in the submarine boat inquiry. Lilley asserts he acted in public welfare and acknowledges no improper influence by any contractor, insisting the probe sought honest government and naval economy.
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Waterbury
Cot
George J. Lilley
Alniisa
Chargus
Wonyanuow
Lhe Bonut
Micornor
Mer
Lilley
Bowlell
Liley Uni
W. Relsinger
Ain
Doutoy
En. Plas
Lilly
Kelsin- Bur
Westrie Boat Company
United States
Mara
Ee Jing
Dover
Anit
Ronstenot
Tor
Canpet
Venresanta
DeHaven
Mmreites
Cai
Ivan
New England Mills Restart After Short Time
Houlon June 2 1908 marks the end of a prolonged lull in New England textile centers. Mills formerly running on short time resumed full production, with many increasing output over recent weeks. About 35 000 workers gain relief from reduced schedules as factory activity returns to normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houlon
New England
Yoany Mills
Death in a Small Fire Claims Several Boarders
A blaze at a boarding house on West Fiftyth Street cuts off escape for twenty boarders. Miss Marie Bettyne dies, Mary Haggerty dies from smoke, and others severely injured. Firemen rescue survivors from windows as flames engulf the building. Fire Captain Byseny and Lieutenant Heilly aid victims and lead some to safety. a $1000 reward is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mimawunby
Howe
West Phirtieth
Mr. Mooney
Misa Marie Beletyatne
Mary Haggerty
Jeleteupe
George Mirklow
Asa
Anil
Hagerty
Faby
Aidan
Koeking
Shaler
Auik
Fattutmil
Idettinigh
Reilly
Special Train of Democrats in Idaho
A garbled OCR item mentions a special train of Democrats in Idaho with names and places garbled. The readable fragments touch on political action, figures, and a regional context, suggesting a campaign event or rally associated with Democratic figures and local locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idauo
Contention Over Mormon Light Affects Senatorial Delegation
The report notes ongoing disputes within the party over anti Mormon light and a long campaign. Efforts to block Senator Fred T Dubins from being a national convention delegate intensify as factions prepare for tomorrow's Denver gathering. Delegates arrive with unclear instructions, leaving uncommitted delegates pivotal to the outcome.
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Jakt “Alx
Ubs Adun
Fred “T
Dubins
Denver
Xeault
Bryan Money Not Used In Democratic Campaign, Omaha Claim
Omaha in June reports Democratic figure Dahman claiming funds paid to support the 1904 Nebraska campaign for Berge were raised by Thomas J Ryan via Sheehan and used in a statewide drive. Dahman asserts $20,000 came in three installments, with no money reaching Ryan’s party, and that an extra $15,000 could have swung the result. he attributes the scheme to New York sources and declines further comment.
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Omaha
Neb
Junie
Dahman
Mgoney
New York
Tundin
Nemaskis
Thomas J Ryan
Sheehan
Farker
Atieg
Berge
Dahlmad
Maliondi Camphiten Ornto
Swyan
Admpaign
Borge
Braunayer
Public Debt Statement Shows May 1908 Balance
Washington June 2 The monthly statement of the public debt shows the debt less cash in the treasury amounting to 236 338 615 for May 1908. The writing recapitulates as follows Futurest bearing debt 352 503 990 Reb1on with interest ceased stuca authority 4 291 305 Defense Ingenoe Sntaroni 4198 17057 Total 1 12 471 870
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Washington
Uhe
Jess
Dearing Dent
Stuca umLority
Denehea Ingenoe Sntaroni
Double wedding and love at a sight
Readers learn of a double wedding where Grier family members and their spouses join in St. Louis and Amelia. The article describes the journeys of John Grier and Eva, along with family introductions, arrival in America, and the family meeting centered around the wedding events and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lotta
Tiza Grier
Coorge
Uiity
Mary
Michval
Geordies
Michael Yd May
Tewae
Rat
Wde
Culrai
Dia
Fragmented OCR Note Amid Stilted Text
The readable fragments hint at a historical navy related topic with scattered names and phrases. No clear events or outcomes emerge, leaving an unclear report with numerous garbled words and missing context across lines.
No Methodists Changes PME NRO Mab at BW Masthe
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Mab and a place or event, unclear context. The garbled text references dates and names but lacks a coherent report or identifiable individuals. No definite outcome or action can be established from the readable fragments.
Fragments Outline Conference Remarks and Address Mentions
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a conference discussion and a proposed address. Key terms include 248 paragraph, episcopal, and annual charges. The readable text suggests commentary on wording and process without clear events or outcomes.
Strenuous Work Ahead of Republicans Credential Hearings
Chairman Harry S. Ne of the Republican national committee says the credentials committee wilth tackle 299 contested seats. He estimates 14 hearings needed to hear all cases, with many contests likely to be brought before the committee. Hearings begin Friday morning and may extend into the convention eve, delaying final action.
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Coleaga
Jone
Harry G. Ne
Como Tee
Fox Wettlemant
Casey
Rowese
Ireland Hopes for Self Government Autonomy in America
A faction of Irish-American groups met at Archbishop Pasteur’s residence in New York to honor Cardinal Logue. They urged constitutional home rule for Ireland, stressing unity with Irish nationalists and support from Irish in America. Logue thanked donors, affirmed desire for domestic self governance, and noted the need for reform through lawful means.
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New York
Bribuby
Cleties
Lerion
United Irish League of America
Archbishop Pastey
Cardin’ Logue
Buneyulum Legion
Cardinal Logue
Alwayy
America
United Irish League
League
Sage
Gratefil
Treland
Auten
Irish Nationalints Party
Amurra
Trelandes
Fragmentary local notice hints at events and names
The readable fragments show a city forday and thie Moae Wo Ta with several garbled names suggesting a community event or notice. Limited legible entities include Bud and AVTai, but details are obscured, leaving the main action and exact place unclear.
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Forday
Ship Mauretania wins record voyage time
York June 2 The Mauretania made new records on her voyage beating the Lusitania and other record times. She passed the 4:86 am mark on May 28 and maintained the pace daily, with the last 24 hours showing 202 knots, totaling 2890 nautical miles to Sundly Hook.
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York
Tha
Ale
Ware
Ste
Saindly Hook
New Industry for Utah Report On Botany Find
A UK government botanist visiting Ephraim last week collected plant specimens with Minnesota University aid. He noted swamp conditions west of Ephraim and proposed projects to address them while detailing a Japanese matting test showing superior material for lathing and structural use.
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Ephraim
Tiedstrom
University of Minnesota
Pacific Coast
Sivelle
Tiedstram
Waleh
Tindatruw
Lig
Secretary Garfield to Hawaii on official visit
Fragmented OCR notes recount a plan involving Secretary Garfield and a mission connected to discussions on race regulations, river improvements, and technical inquiries. Mentions Washington service and questions about duties, with garbled place names and unclear dates.
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Tung
Iiteriar Garhend Itl
Yallank Sud
Geekwunting Service
Washhiglaa
Dream Girl Visited in Heaven
Fragmented OCR summary recounts a dream visitation of a girl to heaven, with mentions of Lydges and misread names. Reading errors obscure clear details but suggests a narrative about a person named Dream Girl visiting heaven and a subsequent return to consciousness. The piece includes garbled phrases about graves, a candle, and dawn imagery, with unclear dates or authors.
Old Man Ends Life with Chlorform in New York
New York June 2 After 70 years of life Anthony U Porter a former member of the Porter Kuvert firm killed himself by using chlorform He had prepared for a deed Porter served in the Dalia army during the Clyll Ware and died amid a history of financial troubles and threats from creditors.
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New York
Anthony OU
Porter
Ian Finn
Porter & Kuvert
Gore Hopes to Recover Eyesight
Washington June 2 Senator Gore of Oklahoma began a course of treatment at the Episcopal Eye and Ear hospital to restore vision. Dr William H Wilmer will assess progress after a week with possible minor operation on the crystalline lens if needed. The retina in his left eye has detached from the optic nerve and doctors hope nourishment will aid recovery.
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Washingtont
Thomas P. Gore
Ube
Ollahama
Episcopal Eye
Bar
Hront
William He Holland Wilmer
Gore
Wilmer
Gove
Lev Hy
Senate
Big Cotton Crop Expectation Shifts Market Outlook
A scrambled wire about a looming cotton crop upswing notes tentative figures and varied forecasts. It cites tentative yields, price implications, and regional sentiment, highlighting uncertainty among growers and traders as markets eye potential supply changes.
Not enough readable facts for a proper headline
An OCR fragment mentions execution, names, and unclear terms. No coherent events or identifiable individuals can be confirmed.
Unclear Office Notice About Unsettled Credit Claim
Fragmented text shows an unsettled credit claim with garbled names and stray phrases. It references an entity and a dispute process but lacks readable details, dates, or proper nouns to confirm specifics. The readable portions imply a financial matter involves a creditor and an individual, with duplicated fragments suggesting settlement discussions.
Oregon Vote Night Report on Prohibition and Senate Contest
Portland dispatch notes Oregon's 2,500 vote margin in early returns, Chamberlain leading for U S Senator with Multnomah County favoring him by about 100,000? The piece also references State Prohibition, female suffrage, and legislative candidates with scattered county totals and party standings amid a close statewide contest.
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Jims
United States
Lee
Multnomah
Woon
Chamberlain
United
Closing Quotations of World's Markets
New York trading opened higher with many issues above previous night levels. Union Pacific moved to 160, St Paul rose to 35, Reading and Southern Pacific advanced, and steel stocks showed gains though some declines occurred in preferred issues amid broad market weakness.
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New York
Wtoclas
Union
St. Paul
Cottaldevalete
Winlow Paelito
St Paul
Rendlup
Amalgamated Cojspersy
Polry
Anaconda Mining Companys
Atchican
Atchison, Preferred
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Chisago
Louisville
Snabville
Miscouri Pacific
Diisaduri
Anand
National
Blocult Ae National
Lesa
Palhwan Palace Ct
Reading
Ates
Sland
Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Boutham
Enetie Teller
United Fates
United State
Breed
PhD - Wabah Wo
Eeereerbelt
Westen Union
Btrolilard Ol
Ervey Hod
New York Stocks and Cattle Receipts Overview
New York stocks show varied activity with cattle receipts around 2000 head. Market figures list Texan and Wisconsin cattle, receipts for westerns, and multiple price quotes amid a broad commodity and livestock trading snapshot. The report mentions wheat futures, July and December contracts, and regional market actions across Boston, Chicago, and related grain exchanges.
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Chisaga Livestock Ohtonko
Jung
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