Explosion on Hagurfard sinks lives. many dead and wounded
A disastrous explosion aboard the Beltian steamer Hagurfard near the port caused a chaotic scene as fires raged and bodies were swept from decks. Rescue crews and police worked through the night to search for casualties while investigators probed the cause, with early reports hinting at a naptha barrel ignition and engine room blast.
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Tear Owners Association Election Report
The New York dune Y-The Tatty Oster Absorvation of America held a three day convention. Officers were re elected including Thanian F. Canby, former president of the New York Tran Owners Association. The event reflected industry politics and leadership transitions within the organization.
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Ameara
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Astochilon
Poe
Shonts Talks of Unrest and Reform at Drake University
Theodore B. Shonte, former Drake governor ally, spoke to about 3000 at Drake University on unrest tied to wealth and power. He warned reform is needed to curb inequities and avoid violent channels, urging adherence to lawful means and a return to honest standards.
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Des Moines
Joma
Bine
Theodore PB. Shonte
Deva University
Nuryiea
Shonta
F. At. Drake
Drake University
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Shogla Hanalvera
Alead Sith
Lake
Cok
Genterville
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Shonte
Edventon
Alona
Weis
Mathieen
Socialia
Ideva
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Ralnd
Yas Taw
Quarantine rules spark debate in Washington and New York
Amid a nationwide push to curb disease spread, new quarantine regulations face scrutiny from state and federal officials. The measure targets travelers and close contacts, aiming to limit outbreaks while balancing civil liberties and economic impact.
New York Plans 200th Anniversary Celebrations
Historic plans emerged at a Hudson River celebration committee meeting led by General Stewart L Woodrow to mark Henry Hudson’s 200th anniversary of exploration of the river bearing his name and the first successful navigation. A weeklong program beginning September 20 includes a river parade with Half Moon and Clermont ships, a land pageant with torches and fireworks, and dedication of memorials such as a Hudson River bridge.
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New York
Henry Hudzon
Robert Futtue
Lee
Stewart L. ‘Woodtowl
Tus
War
Tiudron
Netherlands
Great Britain
Clermont
Albany
Hudson’ Memorial
Tumaod Hill
Spuyton Traywit Bum
Waitress Protest Sparks Managerial Language Demands
Chicago witnesses a nocturnal protest by Waltreeves Minion members over newly codified rules for waitresses. The display declared guidelines banning harsh language toward patrons and forbidding reprimands in diners, with a note that managers may face clashes if staff resist.
Gillette's Appeal In June Trial For Mutuel Life Scrutiny
June 14 report outlines Walter Te Gulsele, former Mutuel Life Insurance vice president, recently indicted. The district court hears arguments on potential juror prejudice and practical steps to ensure fair proceedings as prosecutions proceed under legal precedent set by Supreme Court Justice Kennerick. Jury inspection of records and testimonies is debated while the defense seeks to renew evidence.
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Cy. Dupa
Weate
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Tsibyur
Panama
Dix. Dryden
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Stevers
Bolly
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Nolnck Ciual
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Episcopal Election Ballot in Portland Oregon Delayed
A fragmented clipping reports Episcopal clergy and lay voters in Portland Oregon preparing to ballot today for the diocese leadership. Names and roles are garbled but references to candidates and church leaders indicate a contested election with attendance and church affairs central to the event.
Credentials Objected by Burrows in Senate Opening
In Lansing the Senate opened with Senator A. W. Henson seated to replace J. R. Burton as appointed by the governor. The scene featured credentials presented by Senator Long and concerns over Governor Burrows’s certificate and a potential vacancy rule. Legislative remarks questioned the appointment’s validity if the legislature fails to elect.
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Ireny Kanaas
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Glen
Roosevelt Uncle Roosevelts Lifelong Democrat Dies at 70
Robert B. Roosevelt, a lifelong Democrat and educator, former New York lawyer and activist, dies in Gayville at age 70. He served in Congress as a member from New York, led the Seventy-fifth Commission, and held roles with the Democratic National Committee and wartime protection efforts.
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England
Profession of Palitios Moy From Tople Major McClellan In New York
A garbled report describes a military or civic matter involving Major George B McClellan of New York and a government preparation or committee. The text mentions protection of a certain station, police involvement, and references to readers, journals, and public notices.
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Untitled fragment summarizes a convoluted OCR text
An uncertain OCR fragment presents mixed garbled phrases and random capitalized terms. It lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to accurately identify people or organizations. The readable content offers no cohesive story or verifiable details.
My Old Kentucky Home on Walegation Week
The piece describes Kentucky’s pride and humor during a campaign week titled My Old Kentucky Home. It recalls sun shining, public displays, and a memorial ceremony for Stephen G. Foster with 10,000 Lanternville children contributing to a bronze monument. The event featured addresses by officials from Arkansas and South Carolina and the Foster medal ceremony at the armory.
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Vandy
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Dirk
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Stapnen G. Foster
Muale
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Joe
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Printers Favor Politics at New Ireland Allied Council Meet
At Sprinfield Massachusetts June 14 the New Ireland Allied Printing Trade Council met. Delegates endorsed independent political action and non-partisan clubs. They urged federal options in information and condemned land monopoly by taxation. A plank called for taxing land at 1913 value to curb high rents and reduce land speculation.
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Sprinefield
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New Ireland Allied Printing ‘Tradea Council
Carniva T7
W. H. Soarsts
Greas
Fragmented garbled notes from a train incident report
A garbled OCR fragment describes a train overland trek with scattered names and places. The text shows many misspellings and fragmented sentences about people, locations, and events, but no clear, coherent incident details to confirm a specific outcome or date.
Two Americans Murdered by Philippine Natives
A report from Mindanao details the killings of two American men Bolton and Christian by the Mangulayan group near Davao. Authorities dispatched troops from Zamboanga to avenge the murders while Governor Bonot and other officials work to restore order. The incident follows reports of religious fanatic groups terrorizing the area and an allied effort to pacify the region. The victims were unarmed and the attackers were described as local tribes.
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Bolen
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Bolton
Christian
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Malaog
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Cui
Zempoanga
Carinia Larabore
Gayao
Russian lower house debate and streetcar accident report
A June session in St. Petersburg featured accusations about the Syrian question and anti democracy efforts, with Bryan addressing leaders and discussing policy. Separately a streetcar accident at First Street and State Street injured Mrs. Here, who was taken home for treatment after the collision.
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Bryan Wee
le Accustem
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Sipyer
Andy Feine
Bryan
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Anstoie
Brysn
Feader
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Stlanet
Aid
Tarefore
Harriot
Balt Lake
Hersz
Birst Street
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Stele
Finch
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Sheep herder loses hand in freight train accident
A sheep herder employed by Hater Stock Company was struck by a freight train on Wood's Cross Short Lane near Moysvifie. He was found near the tracks after the collision and transported to a hospital for treatment. The incident occurred around noon as the worker rested along the line.
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Frelyin
Promatyre Nvcesmary
Registration for Crow Indian lands in Billings
Registration for Crow Indian lands opened in Billings on June 14 with Carl Meyer and Captain White in charge. Government forces expect thousands of Crow citizens to enroll despite low turnout early, while some delay due to cash constraints.
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Muce Cite
Registration Begins at Crow Reservation in Sheridan
Light registration days at the Crow reservation in Sheridan Wyoming opened with a sparse crowd. Only ten people were seen at the registering headquarters, and there were no disturbances or sizeable lines as Tozie How conducted the process.
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Tozie
Crow Reservation
Railroad Rate Bill Turbulent Confrontation Ends
Amid tense negotiations, lawmakers debate railroad rate measure. Officials acknowledge impacts on freight costs and regional economies as sessions adjourn with limited consensus. Public notices indicate forthcoming committee actions and potential amendments for the bill.
Fragmentary Note On Brain Collar Confluence Event
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a mishmash about brains, collars, and a confluence in a news item. Names, dates, or places are unreadable, leaving only a vague reference to a scene or experiment. The text is too garbled to extract clear facts, though the context suggests a local curiosity piece or brief item.
Unclear OCR sports note with scattered team references
Fragmentary text mentions several names and places with no clear event or outcome. The garbled lines reference teams, players, and a game context but details are unreadable. No verifiable facts to summarize a coherent incident or result.
San Francisco Victim and Wave Feat Anecdote Report
An unclear local item describes events in San Francisco involving a victim and a wave feature. It mentions a person related to a music act or event and references a sequence of obscure terms and names. Details are unreadable due to damaged OCR but indicate a public incident or incident-related note with dates and places not clearly provided.
New York Passenger Surrived on Mesaba Trot London
A fragmentary report notes a passenger who survived a derailed Mesaba route incident near London. The item references Lipser and Pend, with scant readable details about the event and persons involved.
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Bernhardt Baila and Jones Charged with Mail Fraud
New York June 1 court action against Jesse Mining Company officials Jones and Thos D Fuller for using the mails to defraud. Judge Thompson opened the case in the December term with a complaint alleging misrepresentation of stock value and purchases affected by the alleged scheme.
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Join
Jones
Thos
D. Fuller
Jesse Mining Company
Anizons
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Creem Today
May Amputate Finger After Tennis Player’s Water Accident
London reports the condition of Freddy Wright, tennis player, who after a water accident on the eve of departure for England to play for the Derby Challenge Cup, has deteriorated to the point that doctors fear amputation of a finger may be necessary.
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Freale
Wright
England
Deators
Rogers
Rebellion spreading in Korea with naval actions reported
London June 14 The Daily Telegraphs Tokio correspondent says the Korean rebellion is widening. Insurgents occupy key towns as Japanese warships in Yokohama deploy to suppress piracy along Korea's southeast coast, with ships including the protected cruiser Chiyema and torpedo vessels Patmula Rovtila.
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Daily ‘Telegraph
Tokio
Tamyang
Jhyaness
Yoxohema
Chiyema
Patmula
Korea
Joint Session Discusses Anetrian Delegations and Consulate Idea
Vienna and Jungaris present a joint session on misassigned military credits and the dual empire. An Anetrian Relegata proposes establishing a consulate in San Francisco rather than a simple consulate, amid ceremonial talk and beverage mixing activities.
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