Headon Collision In Ohio Trains Collide After Dispatcher Error
A dispatcher error caused a major wreck near Dridgeport Ohio as a heavily loaded ore train collided with a passenger train led by General Manager Fitzgerald of Uss Bailimore & Ohm. One injured and another dead, with Will Scott on the special train among the injured. The dispatcher Janald le Dove faces blame for the collision.
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Dridgeport
Ohio
Junn
Weat Wheeling
Fitzgerald
Uss Bailimore & Ohm
Oie
Will Scott
Janald le Dove
Revolution in St. Petersburg Divides Liberals and Protesters
A chaotic report from St. Petersburg describes the Constitution Democrate split over strategies against the government. Leaders Hodlichaft Naboukomt push rapid reforms while others warn of danger from breaking with officials. street unrest, strikes, and troop movements surge as authorities brace for potential crisis.
Agrarian Question Debated in St Petersburg Parliament
In St Petersburg the lower house opened debate on agrarian reform led by Michael Stukavich of Orel. He urged government recognition of partial land ownership to aid peasants but urged peaceful cooperation between the government and peasants, amid talk of unity within the chamber and concern over the Biniosok massacre.
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Petersborg
Constitutions Democrate
Popiing
Gerogely Ronpilered
M. Hodlichaft
Naboukomt
Nouae
Professor Winkod
M. ¥Ingver and Othure Counseled Qauthan
Novos Vromya
Plann
Focsiultanal Descordiu
Colt
Thaneetiog
Tlm
Yekaterinpalay
Saratom
Baknissh
Caucasus
Poland
Arma
Mes
Orhnstadt
Cronstadt
Krasnoy-Selo
Oraniendarn
Tronga
Petersburg
Chia
Aeanton
Michael Stukavich
Orel
Ulm
Pelton
Lobbien
Wreco
Battle of Bunker Hill Anniversary Turmoil in Charlestown
June 14 marked the first anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill with midnight demonstrations and bells. Charlestown civilians moved about as crowds disrupted streets and police maintained order amid roped-off areas and scattered celebrations.
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Moston
Charlentown
Banker Hill
Charlentaan
Rob Brates
Norsrankurs
Unclear text fragment from Boston June celebration item
Fragmentary note from Boston dated June 18 describes a public celebration with references to events and a mayor. The readable portions are garbled and do not form a coherent report or specific outcome.
Boys on Bridge Face Train Tragedy and Rescue
A Chicago incident on June 18 describes a father Marshal Moszcayusk and two companions who jumped from a bridge over the Calumet River to avoid an approaching train. One boy, 15, died after plunging into the river. the others swam to shore. The train then passed and rescue crews recovered the scene. The survivor later fell into the water but was saved by bystanders.
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Chicago
Trom
Baer
Wul
Skyscrapers in Rage Power New York Boom
A special correspondent notes New Yorkers rally behind a vast building surge. Five new towers, from modest to 20 plus stories, rise within a year as major developers push offices and hotels along Broadway and Wall Street. The plan includes the United States Express building nearing completion and broader construction fueling a fierce rivalry among builders.
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New York
Bernishes
United States Xpress
Hscovsbing
Gellard Street
Broadway
Neoadway
Waltalreet
Ork
Mina
Alwar Oneal Ware
New York Life Sews Le paper ends circulation
The New York Life Insurance company announced its bimonthly publication New York Life Sews Le would be discontinued due to high costs. The paper served 30 to 40 years, with a large circulation and distribution to 19,000 agents. Indications show the charter change and mutualization plans at Semicrary and Equitable are under consideration by major stockholders.
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Jane Lie
New York Life Insurance Company
Tevapends
Ft Wey
Wanderec
Equitable
Thomnan F. Ryan
Star
St Neensbary
Ube Pulley Faldera
Franklie
Lard
Mutuals
Rebels Hit by Invasion Report From Gualeciata
A June dispatch from a Herald correspondent in Gusteton reports That Lopez from Swador led an invasion near Gualeciata with about 2 000 men Many rebels are described as Boleroadoz partly Geatomalsa They retreated after facing superior forces The Baja rebellion from the Mexican side near Aullnm is said to be a costly failure with numerous deaths The interior and capital are calm with rebels guarding for raids as Washington pressures El Salvador to halt rebel support.
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Herald
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Gustetonla
Goterat Lopez
Swador
Gualeciata
Fasi&e
Boleadorouze
Bwt
Geatomalsa
Q Superior Ualsmolen Faren
Suto Balvar
Miler
Balvador
Death of SysONBYs owner looms over famed horse
New York details from June report that SysONBYs owner James Bey Mrece died after a severe skin infection and blood vessel complications. Post mortem notes show the horse Hear decot survived, with coroner findings revealing an abscess and pus in the skin tract, while the horse’s spine and lungs remained unaffected. Reports mention Krone’s preexisting training concerns and a dramatic failed sale offer exceeding 200000 dollars from an Englishman for the horse.
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New York
James Bey Mrece
Syconhs
Nish
Pemlerday
Fort Ina
Spiron
Speer
Shonty
Krone
ST Wan
Keene
Syeanby Br
Thor
Friscos Churches Help Restore Earthquake Losses
The United States Presbyterian churches nationwide collected funds for San Francisco earthquake relief. Churches from Chicago to New York forwarded donations, aiding the distressed denomination. fund totals and regional responses are noted as humanitarian efforts continued across weeks.
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Ghirigs
Jane
Presbyterian
Raraighout
United States
San Francisco
Kinehes
Chicago
Phares
Mat Dennminnion
United
Cece Gent
Culenza
Joodas's
Attempt to Save Woman Leads to Executions and Appeals
A Missouri case reports Sand-Mary Lesters facing execution for the murder of Clarence Myers with Governor Folk weighing commutation as legal appeals continue. The article notes calls for mercy, potential stays, and rival views from a brother of the victim and others urging clemency while a separate European weather summary follows.
Kidnapped Boy Found in New York Newslant Report
An abducted boy was located in New York after a Tuesday disappearance in Silladipiala. Authorities say the suspect remains at large with possible connections to a broader arson and crime pattern. The case involves fresh leads, law enforcement actions, and expected updates in the coming days.
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New York
Moses
Massacre at Bialystok Reported Amid Silence
June 18 dispatches from St. Petersburg relay no fresh news from Bialystok where authorities withhold dispatches and parliamentary inquiries lack contact. Reports describe widespread slaughter by troops and police, with many killed or driven from the city as rifles and mobs clash, signaling deep horror in the collapsing town.
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St. Petersburg
Dlatyaloh
Fresa
Bialystek
M. Galrogelsk
Ron Grodno
Bialyatok
Bintystok
Aper Hylds
New York
Nace Arias
Che Akroorest
Fiewwrirkt
Vietary
Tacsie
Eamuche
Ay St. Preiprabirg
Loaker
Bidlalie
Taehiganin
Piers
Fis
Ea Fel
Minow
Amebae
General strike activity noted among Ballard shingle weavers
Four unions of the ataie? held todas, Ballard shingle weavers of the tute Hleddes. They announce a general walkout on Thursday related to the ongoing strike that Vallard has sustained for weeks. Officials doubt a nationwide strike is possible as talks proceed amid coal mine shutdowns in several states and a planned convention at Fort Smith to form independent unions drawing from district 34.
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Ballard
Vallard
Rte
Iona
Aprlat
Missouri
Kanear
In-an
Arkansas
Kanens City
U Scare
United Sine Workers of America
Southartern Coal Queratert Association
Achaea Bop
Artford
Fort Smith
Mitt
United Slue Workers Union
Attempted ear removal in New York jewelry raid
A robber attacked a woman at a diamond jewelry store in New York on June 18, slashing her face with a knife in an attempt to remove her earrings. Police arrested him after a scuffle. bystanders restrained the assailant until officers arrived. The victim survived with injuries to her face and head.
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New York
Bum
Tonerll
Kupfer
Capracett
Honesty Speech Sparks Debate in Ann Arbor Meeting
A scattered, garbled report from Ann Arbor outlines a speech on honesty linked to Toner, Trost, and others. It mentions various names and places in a fractured account, hinting at civic discourse and a focus on integrity amid confusion.
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Ann Arbor
Damon
Vimyershy
Clare
Toner
Scayertis
Tehanesy
Destruction of a City Foretold by Sermon Becomes Hoax
A Chicago report says an Exodus hoax spread after a Reverend predicted a tidal flood of Lakes Mendota and Monona would wipe out Madison. Fear drew crowds to parks and rail hubs, with residents cashing out and abandoning town before authorities and clergy refuted the scare.
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Madison
Wis
Calaide
Neupar
Mendota
Monona
Steine Justine
Himaett
Jones
Picanire Parke
Wittupilly
Mt. University
Miniscere
Marry Welgon Pillssury Chessmaster 15 Dead
A garbled 19th or early 20th century report mentions a chessmaster and a fatal incident, with scattered names and dates. Despite distorted OCR, the piece references a match and a champion figure linked to a Philadelphia area setting and a prize context.
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Welgon Pillssury
Chessmarter
Vessel runs aground after fog near New York harbor
A vessel called the Vonaras ran aground east of the jetty near New York on June 11 after heavy fog. The crew, led by Captain Polo, attempted to regain control but the ship drifted onto the berths and sustained damage. The fog horn was heard but warnings were obscured by the weather and currents.
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New York
Ohgontaul Palerm
Inteer
Carey
Vonaras
Hoifr Waterk
Fyramors
Anyseriely
Preaeni
Jesse
Contested Delegations Mark Iowa Gubernatorial Fight
In Iowa the governor race sees major contest over 60 delegates with 42 unpledged. Delegates from Des Moines and Chickasha challenge others at the state convention, with Perkins and Rathbun contending for key assignments. The dispute centers on the legality of delegates and the total vote tally influencing who attends the convention.
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Iowa
Camels
Jasner
Dé Meraom
Rixty
Ty Perkins
Stone City
Doornad
Terkins
Perkins
Unieratra
Rives
Rathbun
Perking
Ceupaeles
Freight Jam Binds Oakland Wharf as Stock Drops Inbound
In Oakland during mid April a vast freight congestion cripples the waterfront. Over 1,700 cars are backed along the tracks amid heavy shipments diverted from San Francisco due to rail stock withdrawals.
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Oakland
Cal
Jung
San Proncinco
Kidnapped Boy Found by Police After Abduction Case
An eight year old boy was found unharmed after police traced his abductor to a house. The kidnapper, a 13 year old described as a former lock tinker, was captured following a decoy note to the mother and a posted newspaper alert. The boy, though hungry, reported no abuse and was returned to his parents after. The town’s police chief credited public notices for aiding the capture.
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Kean
Perdonai
Yesteglam
Tao Boy
Poilce Taylor
Fairpal
Ely
Keen
Terrorists Attack Near Kronlewela and Kiodawa
A band of terrorists attacked a call wagon between Kronlewela and Kiodawa killing two soldiers and a guide, damaging horses, looting the mall, and decamping. At 6 o clock the same evening five terrorists killed a peace officer while he and his wife walked, as authorities fear unrest.
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Warsaw
Kronlewela
Kiodawa
Espasslos
Going Into Politics In New York Labor Movement
The Crairal Federated Union meets on Saturday to consider entering politics to form an Independent Labor party. The article notes discussions about President Gompers and Taraye, with executive committees guiding the push for a separate political entity.
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New York
Crairal Federated Union
Peiltira
Bompers
Pal Vraag
Taraye
Tm Fons
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