Million Dollar Fire Rages Along Water Front
Disorderly blaze at Savannah docks, Merchants Miners Transportation yard, and nearby Essex wreck. Steamer Essex destroyed, cargoes of cotton and rice lost, five rescued from flames, two death feared among crew. Fire threatens city waterfront as wind drives flames toward shore and police aid panic-stricken residents.
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Patimore
Milton-Dallar
Visby
Marchants Miners Transportation Company
Wally
Escor
Tenat
Edia Atkingon
Brit
Seth
Fis Watar-Elda
Bae Pal
Adinon
Manuel Odello
Essex
Wumgo
Datames
Coms Paty
Dimtky
Mary
Brey
House of Moore & Frady Con Prey
Mite Jn
Wheeler
Baltimore
Chesapoke & Atlanite Steamboat Company
Cotton Ste
Merchamin & Niters Transportation Company
Fssex
Fsnex
Iveral
Lng
Othe Fira
Hawkes
Ahricken
Tenny
Gildren
Nately
Blok
Unclear Crime Note From Early Los Angeles Item
Fragmentary report from Los Angeles dated June 14 mentions a wealthy Chicago man and a San Diego death. It references an income tax and rent allocation for social needs, with garbled phrases about hours and an organization in Chicago. The text is too damaged to identify individuals or a clear event.
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Los Angeles
Cali
Vaile
Waalthy
Chicago
Hachewr
Cate Orginal Flocimeat
Iran
Pennsylvania's Oivibend Filing Details Rent Deals
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Pennsylvania matter involving the attorney general and a board related to Melosafha. The text mentions rent per foot and references Washington Street and a station, but the full facts are unclear due to damage.
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Tilladerpnia
Tana
TES Board of Melosafha Pennsylvania
Sete
Lamy
Confession details Kentuckys famed gang murders
The Courier Journal prints Carlin Jett confession detailing the killings of James Cockrill and others in Breathitt County during the feud era. Jett specifies conspirators including Elmore Hargis, James Hargis, Callahan, Jesse Spicer, and Mil Brittun, and claims involvement in the Marasin murder and other assassinations. He exonerates Corkyll and Marcum, stating they are innocent.
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Johm Stutth
Jeno Abner
Jame ‘Cockerill
Shay Hal ER
Abner
Brit’ Ald
Elbore Hargis
Ames Hargla
Fd Callahan
Jesse Spicer
Mil Brittun
Jett
James B. Marasini
Jamon Bargis
Fa Callakan
Owen
Gox
al Abe
Tie
Alex Hargla
Hse
Hargie
Alex
Jim
el Callahan
Jim Hargis
Il Frivox
Jers Spicer
Fle Bere Linegis
Local arrests reported in Virginia and Kentucky
A jagged report from AKRESTS MACE mentions Sherif Val word Callahan and Elbert Isrets were arrested, with names like Dr. J. Ti Ena and Julio Tauthee noted. The fragment notes Cavern cave incidents, an encounter with Tam Cork, and a day of Cplset, leaving many unreadable details and unclear charges.
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Vaulgville
Fucksan
Sherif Val Word
Callahan
Elbert Isrets
Henny Om Cho Ciaree
J. Ti
Ena
Julio Tauthee
Tam Cork Fell
Havala
Honea
Cplset
Murder Mystery: Body of Four Young Men Found on Road
Fragmented OCR reports a murder mystery as police search for clues after four young men are found along a road. References to locations near Delaware and San Pevanlery hint at a broader investigation, with unclear details and conflicting names. Police statements suggest a possible theory involving a Favrtornt figure and altered remains.
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New York
Jane
Poe
Shea Dodswok
Delaware
Ett
Sant Doewiek
Peice
Lee
Hiatapta
San Pevanlery
Railroad Investigation Hearing Set for June in Washington
An official notice from the Tytorstate Commerce commission states a session will be held in Washington on June Bist where railroad companies under investigation may state their defense. Presidents invited include A J Corsatt Pennsylvania, G Munay B and O, J Johnson Norfolk and Western, Geo W Stevens Chesapeake and Ohio, W B Newman New York Central, and A. pe Yorea Buffalo Rochester and Henaylvou, with E B Whitner as assistant counsel. A New York Central engineer provided figures on sidings for the Pennsylvania division.
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Phindigma
Clements
Washington
Aspo
A. J. Corsatt
Penneylvania Railroad
G. Munay
Vaihroad
B. Johnson
Norfolk & Wastern
Geo. W. Stevens
Chesapeake & Kla
Newman
New York Central
A.pe Yorea
Buffalo, Rochester & Henaylvouie Railroad
E. B. Whitner
W. H.smaiah
Mionneer
New York Central Road
Pennsrlyapia Division
Hase
Gevaptis
Bens
Kansas City Rail Rebates Case Heads to Senate Action
Kansas City report notes railroads paid rebates to the Standard Oil company directly or via subsidiaries. After Burlington decision focus shifts to a federal charge in the rebate matter. Preparation begins to prosecute alleged discriminatory rates favoring Standard Oil, with J B Marchand of the Interstate Commerce Commission expected to assist District Attorney Ven Valkenburg.
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Kansas City
Tata
Standard Ol Company
Aiether
Burlington
Standard Olk
J. B. Marchand
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas
Cil
Attocacy Ven Valkenburgh
Columbia University Commencement Conveys Degrees and Honors
New York hosts the universitys annual commencement with degrees conferred on graduates from Columbias university including Barnaty college for woven and the College of Pharmacy at the first annual ceremony. Seven honorary degrees were awarded by President Nicholas Murray Butler to noted figures such as Panic terlliot curator at zechegy and Ravan Vane Plerece Takaki surgeon general of the Japanese navy. The president urged graduates to pursue signs of progress and moral rigor as they enter the next phase of their careers.
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New York
Suné Br
Uewawo
Banaty College
College of Pharnacy
Che
Piel Colum
ChicuRe
Ravan Vane Plerece Takaki
Hindapaerse House of
Peorn
He Wheeler
Mnewrrally
California
Butler
Necos
Penera
Wien
Fragmented Crime Notice From Norfolk Jailhouse Parchment
A garbled OCR written note from Norfolk lists names and locations including Mr Kincaen Mapeland and Frances Powell. The text mentions imprisonment, a dep station, a prisoner case, and an arrival, with unclear context and several damaged words.
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Norfolk
Robert Sinrnes
Hee Cervain
Frances Powell
Kincaen Mapeland
Investment Company IL Legal Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text references an investor company LEGAL matter with mentions of will, inventings, and dates. Names and places are garbled. no coherent event or action is clear from the readable lines.
Obloound Whyleed and the New York Holding Company
A damaged OCR note describes a legal matter involving the United States lovestara company, a New York corporation, and related subsidiaries. It mentions a certification, control of shares, and a proposed division of dividends among holding companies, with references to a state act and a legal process.
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United States
New York
Hutatog
Hungarian expenditures in Dudegest budget figures
June 14 Dudegest Hungary reports total expenditures near 260 million dollars with 41 million for fallacy equipment and new works, 40 million for railways, 42 million for roads, 800 thousand for schools and 92 thousand for agriculture. Justice minister proposes 40 million for four per cent venkey for reproductive purposes. Americans rush to Europe with passports surge as travel for grand tour grows.
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Dudegest
Hungary
Tda
Fiustice
Homecoming Week in Kentucky Observed with Parades and Talks
A bustling Homecoming Week event in Kentucky featured the floral parade on Walnut Street, a formal welcome by Mayor Berth and Governor Beckwith, plus remarks by former Governor Francis. The celebration included a ceremonial welcome to visitors, a procession led by Director General M. H. Moghes, and community recognitions amid varying weather forecasts for rain.
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Laainville
Ks. Jana
Walnut Street
A. ¥. Ford
Rey
TM Fayed
Foulsvills
Onehark Sprech
Paul £. Berth
Louleville
Davi
Francis
Missouri
Frannie
Mardin
Tienwer
Flubert B. Moghes
Mir
Tugtes
Reverney
Mies Haddin
Hebnit
Komuchy
Mike Hardin
Qelose
fyRre Howe
Keen
Fever reports prompt health review and union study
Saree cases prompt health authorities to investigate fever symptoms. A state board of health committee of three local physicians examined the patients, finding eaves not yellow fever. In Chicago, June 13, workers' union activity prompts wage and hour discussions. A Typographic Union No.16 report links small workdays to larger birth rates and reduced mortality, noting 3000 men in a ten month period affected by health and labor changes.
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Tha Eaves
Yallow Igver
Chicara
Sraployers
Ronsavely
Anthrace Wuleldy
Grantma
Typographien Union No. 16
Typographien Union Niminul
Wnion
Pro Tosa
Chicago
Ithe
Trial of Burlington Railroad Concession Case
The trial of the Chicago bedlington and Quincy railroad over alleged 12 cent per barrel packing charges was resumed in Burlington City Me. The United States district court heard H L G Havis from New York testify on the government’s claim that the railroads handled shipments from New York to Liverpool. Spencer, counsel for the firm, argued for removal of the jury and the court adjourned with age passing on the town.
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Koone City
Dane
Enicago
Bedlington & Quincy Railroad
United States Latret Court
HL. G. Havis
Renural Peent
New York
Ichish Valley
Witerus
Neserksta Tyerpool
Rustronis
Favita
Indye
Spencer
McPierean
Deeyaich
T. Patrick
Williane Marah Rice
United States Supreme
Patrick
OHIG LEGISLATURE Seeks Oil Industry Input Ahead of Special Session
Cleveland June 4 A special call for the oil men of Ohio to prepare for Governor Pattizen emphasizes submitting messages to every state legislator. The effort targets a potential session to consider amendments affecting the Standard Oil Company and discriminatory practices in railway rates, with key operators from Kansas and Iowa noted in the discussions.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Pattizen
Jetera
Reatstatore
Stahdaré Oil Company
Fin Kannas
Inwa
Maximimn Eretmeaw
Milrgea
Washington conference eyes pine growth and pest control
A Washington gathering of park superintendents discussed growing pine trees, focusing on varieties and site conditions. The session covered procurement, planting programs, and regulatory issues affecting a future expansion plan, with notes on funding and state guidance.
Senator Reed Smoot's Seat Held By Utah Man
Washington report notes continued hold on Senator Reed Smoot's seat by a Utah man amid Senate discussions on adjournment dates and canal, railroad, and other key bills. The House speeds appropriation measures while Sen Hale prepares to manage canal questions, with expectations of an adjournment vote around Friday.
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Reed Smoot
UTAR
Washington, Sune
Gessian
Liwan
Rapid Progress
Senimtor Hale
Senate
Spooner
Mundry Civic BI
Cnn
Congress
Uce
Saasion
Ben Alor Smoot
Uarrows
Renate Committee On
Winn Sensator
Hi Ihcense
Unexpected Snag Delays Canal Settlement Before Congress Adjourns
Washington report notes an unexpected snag in the movement for canal legislation ahead of adjournment. Secretary Matt and Speaker Chinon discuss interstate commerce, aiming to settle canal issues. Secretary Tutt seeks approval for $25,000.06 to continue canal work.
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Washington
Sievick
Tony Py
Pana
Con Frees
Agenans
Matt
Chinon
Choiraan Hontuen
Mit
Congress
Tutt
Western Federation of Miners Demand Release of Miners
A garbled report shows the Western Federation of Miners urging action and a demand for the release of imprisoned miners. The text references a May or June meeting, a coastal area, and multiple named individuals, though many words are corrupted.
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Western Federation of Miners
Denver
Cen
Wettern Federation of Miners
Rey Smith
Matin
Mail Helin
Uni
Fitri
Bainasieda
Mulent
Helegotas
Eferrel
Tajusihil Workers of
Dhe Waldi
Hoge Eal
Penyer
Vincent Soy Dah
Badke
Tatts
Coverty
Fellas Ides
Jen McSbalan
Ventre Ment
Tieesttent
Hieebneté Ul Jnsnnes
Melos Tion Ma Ky
Roosevelt Not Mixing In The Davenport Fight
A telegram from Washington reports President Roosevelt denies any interference in Davenport political events. Secretary Shaw’s statement reiterates the president acts on its own responsibility. The release notes cancellation of engagements, with Shaw and others guiding the message to Davenport supporters.
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Roosevelt
Shaw
Apegeh von Cummbix
Davenport
Pho
White Hove
Hisra
Siguedy L. M
Rerry Shaw
Boreenor
Jevers
Charles Grith
Republican Compras
Washington
D. T
Charles Geille
Republican Centhal Coromistes
Lo Davewnens
Conese
Blias
LogramiTece
Michigan Republicans Discuss State Convention Plans
Fragmented OCR text shows Michigan Republicans maneuvering toward a statewide gathering. Mentions of delegates, party groups, and timing indicate preparations for a GOP convention or meeting in the state, with unclear details due to garbled source.
Disrupted text parsing yields unclear historical note
The provided OCR fragment is garbled with multiple nonstandard phrases and broken words, making it difficult to extract coherent events, names, dates, or places for a concise newspaper card while preserving factual clarity.
Archaeological findings in Chinere Turkontwy exhibit ancient frescoes
Datare 4 general at the Academy of Science read a wire from Professor Jucuwedel about an expedition led by Hrusainn chief at Chinere Turkontwy. Writs describe Corerton cave temples with red hatred blue eyed Persian costumes. Fragments include manuscripts from the May period and Buddhist pantheon.
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Herith
Pischel
Datare 4
Academy of Science
Jucuwedel
Hrusainn
Chinere Turkontwy
Kaimturs
Kutschs
Castro Again to Be President in Independence Day Move
New York dispatch reports a cable from Caracas stating General Gomes will retire on Independence Day and General Castry will assume the presidency at once. The message praises the Impartoines and claims goodwill toward General Casita, while noting alleged misunderstandings and exchanges between officers.
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New York
Gomue Iil
Castry
Wil Yomuma
Adathe
Gomes
Tor
Casita
Bryan Arrives in Capital of Russia on European Tour
From St Petersburg, Bryan and Mrs. Bryan head to witness events in the capital. They plan to Stockholm and Christians, then London for an address on July Fourth. He aims to see royal ceremonies and meet reform leaders, with discussions on constitutional amendments and direct vote movements.
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St. Petersburg
Java
Yillam
Bryan
Mrs. Tsyan
Reco
Berlin
Stockholm
London
Av. Sryan
Haakon
New York
Auusl
Tiryan
Petersbrg
Russia
Teallera
Srsan
Av Fundhront
Cumsning
Lowp
Conatars
Unclear fragment. no coherent main event
The readable text is garbled and yields no identifiable people, places, or actions to summarize into a card paragraph with a headline and concise summary.
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Winaltpat
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Far
Aneay
Ohig Legislature
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Perey Wererial Reise
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Pease
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Republican Steering Committee
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