Results of Recent Storms and Flood Drownings Reported
Guthrie Oklahoma June 19 A flood season toll rises with seven confirmed drownings. Names include Newton and William Stidham and Henry Conklin. Other victims: Ernest and Fannie Tearg Ald, Gurney T Lewis, and the three Browned Roberts girls near Yastink. Bodies recovered near Carnegie and Ralston. Also reported are childish deaths near Beakan Arrow and Skitoak. Bradstreet notes continued industrial expansion but subdued trade, with widespread business failures in the United States and Canada for the week ending June 18.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Abe Vleintty
Hoffman
Newton
William Stidham
Ernest
Fannie
Carnegie
Henry Conk ‘Iin
Arkansas River
Ralston
Little Roberts
Red River
Yastink
Brankespeare Adams
Beakan Arrow
Gurney T. Lewis
Skitoak
Walldlog
United States
Canada
Explosion at Ribnwort No 7 mine claims 5 hundred
Five hundred workers at the Ribnwort No 7 coal mine in Monroeville Pennsylvania faced a catastrophic explosion. Three died and seven were severely injured. one identified victim was Water Hazel. Rescue teams pulled injured survivors from the mine shaft and hospital treatment began immediately. Officials say the blast occurred minutes before shift change, risking far greater casualties.
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Waal
Hay
Powell Glayton I5 Temporary Chairman
Powell Glayton in Arkansas is named temporary chairman of the reform committee. The group will appoint subcommittees and work toward a permanent chair after a formal selection process. Details mention secretary roles and a campfield plan, with several unnamed attendees and procedural notes.
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Chicago
Dcan
Powell Chiston
Arkansas
Rlmey Dior
SY. Stone
Aubcommitvess
Willy Beene
Selee
Don
Chaicaniy Ke Ruinige Hs Campalan
Taft and Sherman the ticket at Republican convention
At the Republican national convention the Taft and Sherman ticket emerged as the final choice with Sherman of New York nominated for vice president amid a dynamic, crowded rally. Delegates and notable figures like Cannon and Lodge rallied for their preferred candidates as the party prepares for the coming campaign and committee selections in Cincinnati.
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Hitchcock
Taft
Chengo
Ing
Shermins
Mie
Auius
Sherman
New York
Aakoiny
Mathuminativ
Wand
Aintree
Haig
Damnon
Provident
Delaware
Timothy Lb. Woodruff
Gannon
Cannon
Iba Yest
Tames
Sharman
Lodge
Governor Guild of
North Carolina
For
Tlarry Skinnar
Oklahoma
Dennis J. Flynn
Penneybamny
Conegregeman
Meron Olmstead
Tennessee
Clay Evans
Virginia
Slemp
Chairiman Lurge
Fairbanks
Shelton
Nebraska
Curtis Guild
Massachusetts
Murphy
New Jersey
James S. Sherman
Wildenti Klabin
Non Fiakles
Tha Varimis
Presihat
Gleu
Acim
Connultea
National Committee
Stretghout
Ata Tomtyiek
Toptibteann
Daltys Absetad
Ale Peney
Campalen
Aubman
Mehl
Clackouut
Rank Thehcock
Uisime
Ual
Arthur Lozarus
Ohio
United
Witekeock
M. T. Herrick
Onlo
Aubcommitter
Cincinnati
Arthur I. Worriar
Myron
Terrile
Prk
Anngressiannames S. Sherman
Tait
Yowell Clayton
Arkansas
Myron ‘Tl
Guilty verdict in murder case shocks Waterton community
Waterton New York June 11 jurors found Mrs Mary Farmer guilty of murdering Mrs Sarah Brennan 55 neighbor and friend. Brennan hacked with a hatchet and body stuffed in a trunk. Justice Weager sentenced Farmer to be electrocuted at Auburn prison during the week beginning August end. Farmers husband indicted as accessory to the crime. Infantry for Alaska report notes six companies of the Twenty-seventh? regiment.
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Waterton
N.Y
Deaver
Mary Faymer
Sarah Brennan
Brennan
Farmer
Treatment Advice for Liver Trouble From Old Medical Ad
An advertisement promotes Ploven's Golem Medical Discovery claiming to cure liver lag and indigestion by improving digestion, nutrition, and gland secretions. It argues a torpid liver signals overall debility and emphasizes stomach work first, then nutrition, with strong claims of rapid vitality restoration. The text lists symptoms and urges regular use of the product, noting ingredients and endorsements by a medical authority.
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Boerusa
Ploven
Elgorths
Orinen
Neil
Local youth acquitted in Overland Burlington wreck case
Bulle, Mont., June 19. Louis Ferris, a 25 year old, was acquitted of murder in the Overland Burlington wreck near town last May. The jury deliberated under an hour. Ferris confessed to dynamiting the train, but his defense claimed the confession was coerced by third degree methods. The defense presented witnesses about threats of jobs, clothes, freedom, and other favors in exchange for the confession. Ferris faces two remaining murder charges related to the engineer A. C. Busdes death in the wreck.
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A. C. Busdes
Ferris
Explosion at Mormon home shocks Eugene residents
An early morning blast partially wrecked a house occupied by Murmom faith members in Eugene Oregon. Mrs E R B Howell suffered a severe nervous shock but no one was killed. The attackers left a note warning to move on and promising more shots. The incident followed by reports from Indian Springs Georgia where Congressman Bartlett won the Democratic primary.
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Eugene, Ores
E. RB. Howell
Eugene
Uilding
Indian Springs
Barnlet
Guc Ced
Bartlett
Bloodworth
Doctor on a Liner Ends His Life at Sea
New York June. Dr. Thomas W. Small a surgeon aboard the American line steamer St. Louis died by suicide in his cabin shortly after a cheerful morning chat with an officer. A revolver lay at his side and a fatal bullet wounded his temple. He had been absent all night and was a well known physician among passengers and crew.
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New York
Thomas W. Small
American Line
St. Louis
Gay
Wm Afteet
Jockey Club Secures Injunction in New Yak Case
A judge granted an injunction restraining police from interfering with orderly patron collection at Sheepfield track. The order directs enforcement against unauthorized actions by officials and secures access to two grounds used for racing events. The case centers on venue control and crowd management at the May meeting.
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Dune
Counen
Sheepeltend
Justice Lifehom
Junge Wn
Illiterate Actions Reported Across Bank Incident
Fragmentary OCR text describes an event at a bank involving a Black individual and mentions Arkansas locations and names that are unclear. The readable bits reference an incident, a bank, and potential recipients or parties involved, but key details and context are obscured.
Mexican revolt arrests raise tensions at border
June 19 Paso Texas reports additional arrests of alleged Mexican revolutionaries. Thirty prisoners are in jail including Santa Ana Perez, a rebel leader tied to the 1893 Palmas raid. Indictments were unveiled by a special grand jury in New York, with warrants issued and then withdrawn after a conference among officials.
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Texas
Rufuleg
Rnevercasas Grantés
Mexico
Santa Ana Perez
Palmas
New York
American Tem Company
Justles Gor
Supreme Court
Jackson
Train collision injures twenty near Pendleton Maine
Twenty people were injured when a passenger train collided with a freight on the Wabash road near Pendleton Maine late last night. The passenger train, running behind schedule to make up time, struck the freight and derailed several coaches. There were 140 passengers aboard. many sustained minor to serious injuries and were brought to local hospitals.
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Wabash Road
Pendletam
Pasaenger
Ulan
Monumental tribute as Joseph Parry & Sons honors enduring structures
Joseph Parry & Sons Co submits a ceremonial tribute to monumental builders from pyramids to modern obelisks. The firm notes pride in marble work through ages and promises enduring memorials, with emphasis on durable design and lasting value.
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Pyramids
Dodas
Eich Merubrle
Andiya
Joseph Parry & Sons CO
Wasington Avenue
Sealed bids for licensing works on Wall Ave project
Public notice lists binding contracts for sidewalk and street improvements along Wall Avenue from 37th to Maine Avenue, with plans prepared by The Gligorn eH WNL and Ty The Gligorn. The notice specifies bid submission by a stated date and time and outlines obligations and public posting requirements.
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Ogden
Wat
Tino
Aldowalle
Wall Ave
Maine
Telly Kael
Gligorn
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