Oldiers Guard the Homes of Jackson KY
Jackson KY June 2 report on the fallout from jetb and White to Lexington and the looming master trial. Rumors of bribery perjury and warrants swirl as authorities consider special terms. Locals tense while watching for further actions and witness confirmations.
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Oldiers
Jackson
Rickgot
Jetb
White
Lexington
Mmaster
Saaul
Odivine Tank
Irvine
Jealousy Sparks Fatal Outburst in Music Hall Tragedy
In a Coney Island music hall a performer shot a singer in front of a frightened audience. He then wounded a girl before firing at himself as police and bystanders tried to intervene. The attacker died after the struggle, and authorities identified him by the venue staff. The injured girl died hours later.
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Mantey
Baleau
Coney Island
Ibra
Alttsken
Cheors
Hibsett
Velinr
Duckers
Uncertain Serb politics strain relations with Britain
Washington reports the Wntted Kinlos government adopts an attitude toward the Servian dynasties similar to England. Minister Jackson will not present credentials to King Peter, as they are not prepared. Belgrade notes King Peter aims to ignore foreign punishment demands, planning to restore quiet and permit criminals to rejoin the army. Britain has cut off diplomatic ties, with Sir G Bonhsay leaving for England and A V Chesiger assuming British interests duties. A new constitution was issued, contradicting earlier orders.
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Washington
Wntted Kinlos
England
Tingte
Jackson
Greece
Nlo
Selvin
Pater
Iaet
Belgrade
Talese
Peter
Iowa Governor Orders Out Troops Amid Dubuque Street Strikes
Des Moines reports Governor Cummins ordered additional companies of militia to Dubuque as the street railway strike worsens. The first battalion of the Fifty Allied regiment patrols Dubuque streets at night under Major Allen, with Adjutant General Tyers to replace him. Authorities cite severe property damage and unrest, appealing for more troops and police support to quell the crisis.
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Dubuque
Tifty-Allied Regiment
Tubuque
Allen
Pukingue
Ceneral Tyers
Harry
Ines Deston
Binea
Mayer
Montana faces grasshopper plague risk in Bridger Creek region
Report from Livingston Montana cites ranchers fearing a grasshopper invasion threatening Bridger Creek and surrounding grazing lands. State Agricultural College scientists report progress trapping and extermination efforts as vehicles to curb the pest before widespread vegetation loss.
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Montana
Une Jlese
State Agricultural College
Thei Wer
Tanga
Turkish Troops Kill Many Students in Istanbul unrest
An account claims Turkish troops killed and wounded a number of students during a night crackdown in Constantinople. The report mentions palace mutterings and guards watching Bulgarian visitors, with authorities seeking to quell disturbances and monitor crowds.
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Alagne Gazette Adye Bruopa
Reliance Defeats Columbia And Constitution in Meet
In New York Reliance dominates a track event, defeating Columbia and Constitution. Race details show Reliance posting strong times while Columbia and Constitution lag, with notable performances from several athletes and a close finish described in period style.
Pope Leqs Vitality Audition Report Declares Quick Recovery
Paris dispatch reports the Vatican’s apostolic envoy noting Pope Leqs vitality remains strong after a Paris audition. The observer mentions no serious illness, cites a mild headache as a minor issue, and confirms normal activity with brisk recovery observed in the Pontiff’s condition.
Street Cars Collide In St Louis City Injuring Dozen
A collision between two Spring Avenue street cars at Fourteenth and Cer streets in St Louis injured about a dozen passengers with two in serious condition. Motorman J. 31 of Moberly was hurt internally. Passengers include Miss Bessie B Redfehl and Mrs Annie Harriet Sap Weed among others.
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City OF ST. Louis
St Louis
Spring Avenue
Fourteenth and
Cer
Moberly
Bessie B. Redfehl
Irs
Annie
Harriet
Sap Weed
George A
Meinburg
Premier of Italy Unable to Form a New Cabinet
Rome reports the cabinet remains as before with only interior minister Giolitti and marine minister Retello replaced. The Chamber of Deputies will reconvene June 26 to decide on a six month extension of credits, amid ongoing political tussles and a king reluctant to delay settlement of the crisis.
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Italy
Rome
Fune
Pruniey Zanardelli
Victor Emmanuel
Paris
Nome
Harvest Hands Needed in Topeka for State Employment
Topeka Kansas June 20 R B Gere ow, divertor of the State Free Employment bureau, has received final estimates of outside hands required. The total number feet us to 274100.
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Topeka
Kansas
R. B. Gereow
State Free Employement Bureau
Liquor Shipping Question Reaches Kansas Courts
Topeka January June and Attorney General Coleman have been asked for an opinion on outside liquor dealers shipping liquor into Kansas. Shippers seek a method to sell liquor through agents in any quantity claiming no prohibition is violated. Courts will be asked to settle the issue.
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Topeka
Coleman
Kansas
Fort Ontario rebuild and harbor defense plan
The Oswego newspaper reports a Canadian public defense plan backing rebuilding Fort Ontario for use as a fortified post. It cites an American government decision to spend 250000 dollars on preliminary construction of a fort at Oswego to protect the harbor from potential war and deter Canadian incursions.
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Ontario
Abéeliad
Hic Canadian Cas
Apie Ameriant Goterment
Oswego
Aysan Olinda
Canada
Rumors Denied Over Turkish Hero in Sultan’s Attention
Reported rumors about a Turkish hero, linked to the Sultan’s attention, are denied. The item notes possible connections to Vilennaa and a local context, but clarifies there is no substantive confirmation of the asserted event or character.
W'Rugh Releases Sligo Official From Jail After Contempt
Sligo Ireland police report that Tine 40 B A Mee P vice president of lw Trial who defeated June Wh was jailed for contempt of court. He was released today after serving part of the warrant term.
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Sligo
Ireland
B. A. Mee
U S Squadron Arrives at Nyborg in Denmark
A U S squadron arrived at Nyborg on the island of Fimen Denmark to remain there. The wartime ship will pat role and continue operations in the afternoon.
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Berlin
Tyne
Square
Nyborg
Island
Fimen
Denmark
Toy’ Dud
Taeaday
pAtebor
Henry Sanford of Adams & Co dies in hospital again
Henry Sanford lieutenant from Newcastle Ontario formerly with Adams shared report a coin business and vice president of the Adams company is critically ill in hospital his wife died suddenly yesterday from paralysis of the brain at their former home in Newcastle Ontario.
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Newcastle
Ont
Derby Attended by Many Thousand
Chicago June 20 The American derby drew a vast crowd with estimates between 60,000 and 90,000 spectators. Grand stands crowded before noon as gates opened, with extensive display of fashion and social activity surrounding the event.
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Derby
Ari
Thrade
Chicago
Sintch
Hondreda
Wndt
Building Wrecked in Explosion at Contra Plant
Cincinnati scene reports a deadly blast at the Contra Manufacturing plant in Gauri and Russell. Principal owner Fred Paper was killed, Joseph Kilehkowski fatally injured, and several female workers were injured but not seriously.
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Cintinnati
Contra Manufacturing Company
Gauri
Russell
Fred. Paper
Peculiar Accident Claims New Jersey Politician
New York June 20. Tobn Talelstein, a wealthy manufacturer and politician of Jersey, died from a peculiar accident. Three weeks earlier he dreamed burglars entered his home and that a knife was raised to his head, a clash of blood and brain tissue followed, causing his death. He had undergone a mysterious medical event shortly before.
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New Yorks
Tobn Talelstein
Dersey
Urglara
Negroes as strike breakers in Kansas City freight houses
Railroad officials report the freight handlers strike near end as 200 Black workers, brought from outside, operate in the yards of Santa Fe Rock Island Frisco and other lines. An additional 100 are expected by tomorrow, set to fill positions held by striking workers.
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Kansas City
Assur
Santi Fe
Rock Island
Friveo
Policeman Killed During Arrest in City Park
A police officer was shot and killed while attempting to arrest a suspect at a city park. Reports say the assailant fled. authorities search the area as investigators review the incident and gather statements from witnesses.
Alarmist reports amid alleged events in distant city
Fragmentary text accuses officials of fomenting fear to distract public from critical issues. The note mentions Gan alumtinople and Bets vin as referenced foreign news, alleging deliberate manipulation by authorities.
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Ganalumtinople
Betsvin
Hartley Dodge heir to settle at Hartley House aid work
In New York on June 20, reports say Hareous Tart ley Dodge plans to settle the estate of his father by taking a job at the Hurling settlement house on Kortyetifthy street. Local workers note no arrest, and Dodge intends to personally oversee the work he undertook in college days.
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New York
Tartley Dodge
Innenae
Hs’ Ammifather
Nis Jaal Dean
Trew Cotman
Nitaira
Uy & Pertoaryiih Real
Hartley House
Setllonians
Binael
Ibin Anid
Fehon
McKintes
Paige
Jaime
Stark
Darnall
Mae Kiimoy
McShined
Gitagoa
Siolenbear
Willhiae Tlantee
Aentenen
Wiliams
Ieental Hasileg
Dewey and Fellow Prisoners to Be Heard in Topeka
Topeka Kansas July 20. Channery Penew and fellow prisoners Gydo Wilson and WJ McTride will be brought to Topeka for a hearing before the Supreme Court on an appeal to admit them to bail made today. Sheriff Lucas of Shawnee County is sworn in as a special marshal and sent after the prisoners.
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Lexington
Kyi
Hargis
Breathitt
Wallice
Allah
Margia
Elilor
Topeka
Kan
Heppner's dead as debris cleared after flood
In Heppner Oregon on June 2 a final body was recovered from flood debris bringing total recovered to 168. Main Street is nearly clear as sanitation work proceeds, while fear eases and residents regain hope after the disaster.
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Gepprer
Ore
Liberty Bell Return Parade Echoes in Philadelphia
A stained text recounts a joyous homecoming as the Liberty Bell returns to Philadelphia from New York on June 20. The event features warm welcomes for Iron Hosian and Wingden, with choral singing by school children and a public reception honoring the national anthem performed by a local choir.
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New York
Philadelphia
City
Wingden
Enna Gay
Anther Bornohes
Lost in Battle Near Amniadlima and Madrid
Fragmentary report describes a battle between rebel forces and government troops near Amniadlima and Madrid. Mentions a war minister and a tense ceasefire influenced by Tangier. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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Tangier
Isl Metnelahy
Moonbat
Amniadlima
Madrid
Suna
Tyas and Reps Unite in Belpre Anti 20 Reform
The Tyas and anti 20 supporters in Belpre are organized to oppose the reform movement. The Rev Reg Campbell, succeeding Dr Joseph Parker, arrived in New York on a recent date to oversee proceedings and coordinate the campaign.
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Belpre
Inet
New York
Reg Amld Campbell
Joseph Parker
Janos
Borg
Dny
Restoring Fort Ontario Mawega Ne Yodiye
A local restoration effort seeks to revive Fort Ontario with community input and a planned ceremony. Officials outline project milestones for preservation work and potential funding, inviting residents of the village to participate in upcoming meetings and announcements.
Sunday closing barber shops in Spokane sparks protest
Ab H. Lynn, manager of the Spokane Warhers Tarhordian, was accused today of keeping a barber shop open on Sunday. The claim is that the shop violates the Sunday closing law, while hotels may remain open, raising conflict over business hours and city regulations.
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Spokane
Ab H. Lynn
Annual Dover to Tietigaliml Race Postponed
A report from Apap notes that several portona were burned during the night. Due to an inclement spell, the annual race for Man Emperor TBs cup from Dover to Tietigaliml has been postponed until Monday.
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Miowah
Fuse
Apap
Ter Portona
London
Inel
Cave-In in East Boston Tunnel Liable for Fatalities
A tunnel cave-in in East Boston at Blalon Street, weakened by excavation and compressed air, killed one Polish laborer and injured another with a third worker missing. Diggers worked through night and into the next day with no trace found by eight o'clock. The collapse occurred about twenty five feet in length and did not significantly impede ongoing work.
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Motsava
Blalon
Cardinal Vaughan Dies Head of Catholics in England
London June 20 The Very Reverend Herbert Vaughan Cardinal and Archbishop of Westminster died after a long illness His death followed weeks of failing health as he lay in St Joseph's College and Westminster mourns His birth date is given as April 1 1842 and he became Archbishop in 1892 He had been gravely ill for months with reports of decline in late March
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Cardinal Vaughan
England
London
Herbert Vaughan
Weatyroinster
Arizona cattlemen clash over reservation permits
A deadly duel erupted near Holbraak on a disputed grazing permit between Isutelemien and Apache Lilian factions on a reservation ten miles south. Henry Burret was killed and Caloman shot, with Coleman badly wounded. Lamon involved in the dispute as lines and permits valued by limited dwelling.
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Jalbrools
Ariz
Isutelemien
Holbraak
Henry Burret
Caloman
Birt
MeLamon
Innes
Turrell
Colauma
Barrett
Coleman
Jantriport
Ini
Montana jail breakers claim another life in escape tale
In Glargow Montana, Monty Jane Glargow and fellow escapee McKinners confront a deadly pursuit after a jailbreak. A firefight ends with Mehtiney dying from wounds as Darnell and allies flee toward the river. Authorities recount the daring breakout that left four prisoners recaptured or dead and the town shaken by the violent incident.
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Sultan
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Supreme Court of Kansas
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