The sensational tragedy of J M Fisk killed in New York
New York on June 26 reports Harry Thaw in custody after confessing to killing Stanford White during the Nadison Square Garden open-air theater spectacle. The crowd surged around the Frontr open-air venue as Thaw was moved to police and coroner proceedings.
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Harry Thaw
New York
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Vermouth
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Fisk
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Tyne
Thaw shooting headlines reach Pittsburg mother in grief
Mrs Charles Holteax mother of Mrs Harry Keselatl Thaw learns of Stanford White's shooting by Arch Thaw. She plans to notify her daughter and return home as news unsettles her health. Harry Thaw has lived abroad since his father's death and recently married.
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Pittsburg
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Holteax
Harry Keselatl "Thaw
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Stanford White
Ar. Thaw
Branford White
William Thre, Jr
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Bewickley
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Stes
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Thaxad
Praibes White at the Globe Theater in a Private Stage Moment
The article recalls Praibes White and George We Tae or managing at the glantal theater, detailing a dramatic scene on stage involving Mrs. The. It notes White’s career arc as a performer and mentions earlier stages in Miny Negba dyeing into Flor and other cities, highlighting public reaction to her rise and public persona.
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George
T'Glantal
Evs
Nervous Condition Sobs Carry Widow's Trial
A distressed widow linked to a local case confronts family grief as community members gather at Maal Tang Square. The fragmentary report notes a medical or emotional struggle and references a figure named Mea White amid unclear events surrounding a Wingie Geant inquiry.
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Abbie
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Kelir
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Senate Canal Committees Deliberate On Panama Testimony
In Washington the Senate canal committee adjourned until December delaying conclusions on canal ownership and the pre government ownership dispute of Wien Nelaca Cromyel. The panel decided to hear testimony in Washington next session and reappoint commissioners later. Manila reports Surgeon General Moyse arrived to inspect medical facilities at Cavite and Lingayen.
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Senate
Taterocoanis Canala
Panama
Washington
Wien Nelaca Cromyel
Commiestoners
Manila
GeneFat
Mxey
United States Army
Mangitn
Nara
Cavite
Colm
Dlongnu
Germans Urge Government Action Over Tariff Retaliation
Cologne papers report reader protests that German goods face higher U S duties since March 1921 and urge Berlin to impose retaliatory measures. The Gazette calls on the German embassy in Washington to press for milder treatment and to respond to the perceived tariff unfairness.
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Cologne
United States
Maren Int
Germany
Igermany
Unites-State
Washington
Fualico
Presidential Nominations Send Senate List Of General Officers
June 26 Washington items include brigadier general ranks for several officers such as Huel Rounds and Clarence R. Fawards, with assignments spanning the bureau of magical affairs and ordinance department. Other posts noted: John Plitman, Daniel Arnis, John F. Cone, and related land office and survey roles across Montana and Arizona.
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Washington
Pyott
Willam
Code
Arizona
Reestver
Sagt Maontan
Les Hepister
Land
oMlee
Milsson Montank
Daniel Arnis
Surveyor General
Montana
John F. Cone
Aedt Agency
Ite Moneys
Edwards
Winstonvor
Crow
Samniel &. Hernalds
Meat inspection talks stall over meat inspection funding
Washington June 26 Congress quarrels over the agricultural appropriation and meat inspection funding. House and Senate disagree on payment for inspection and a provision to require inspection dates to be financed. A late session continues as leaders seek a final agreement amid persistent impasse.
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Washington
Jime
House in Session Tonight Reported in Fractured Text
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a planned session in Washington with references to committees and possible agenda items. The garbled lines mention New York and a commission, but many details are unclear.
Ancient Workmen Levy Ten Cents Assessment
The Ancient Order of United Workers votes a monthly levy to fund lodge deficits. High rate jurisdictions must accept the per month per member assessment to support dues payments, with separate scales by age and capped limits. Named officers and jurisdictions are listed as part of the plan.
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Grand Lodge
Montreal
United Warkwen
Jin Rezskins
Bayer Salle
Milat Egrio Te
J.C Gallagher
New Haven
Gonn
Eujireme Récorder
Hackell
Meadville
Supreme Reserves
B. Dickinson
Waffalo
New York
Supreme Eufile
A. T. Palleraon
Aramassateh
Jacksonville
Ore
Auproimo mrdAtent Examiner
Be. Wy Hi
Shiets
Hannibal
New Canal Plan Reported for Colombia and Latin America
A Spanish weekly reports Bogota may back a canal through the Isthmus with Colombia bearing labor costs. The proposal would require contributions from Latin American republics and arrange payment via shares in the canal unit.
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New York
Spanwin
Colombia
Bogota
Colorabia
Latin-America
Alwck
TWO BOGIES AT THE MORGUE
Birmingham reports ten bodies at the morgue with one identified as Marshall, a missing local comrade. The family says the death resulted from a fall from a bridge, while another badly decomposed body is found near Mountain Street.
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Birmingham
Ala
Marshall
Zannath
Finrris Deelarea
Tea Mountain
Marabatl
dUsarpea
Oconsideravly Insurance
Tonopeah Company Wins Court Decision Summary
The Court of Appeals yesterday affirmed a lower court ruling in the case involving Jerome P. Patter and others. The development group and traders faced the legal action, with the decision upheld in a dispute over a fee and forthright conduct.
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Ban Francisry
Caredit Corr
Feeer
Jimes de Masterson
Unclear OCR note with scattered names and events
Fragmentary text lists names and phrases. Mentions Roosevelt at Oyster Bay and other near illegible items. Readable fragments provide no coherent event or date to summarize.
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Mas
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Tevin
Renee Yell Ar
Aryan Reception Announces New Reception Plan
New York June 20 The Commercial Travel or AnteTrust league reports resolutions adopted June 1 1908 appointing a planning committee for a Democratic reception. Members include St Jobesp Ohio Bur toy Harrison Goter Thomas Nixon New York Troup Connecticut Hertman and OShien. Augustus Thomas to welcome Bryan for the league.
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New York
Mam Hope
League
Acope
Tom St Jobaesp
Ohio
Francis Burtoy Iarrison
Bird S. Goter
Augualua Thomas
Laws Nixon
Alexander Troup
Connecticut
Hertman
John O'Shen
Vousyons
Varias
Ahe
Democratic Newsis Pere
Folk Af Masant
Augustus Thomas
Str. Bryan
Conference on the railroad bill debate in Senate
Senators Tillman Elkins Gullom and Filkins spar over the railway bill provis ions and pipeline amendments. Long argues against Kansas pipe line constraints and Standard Oil influence, noting benefits to independent producers and refineries in the discussion of the common carrier provision.
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Washington
Inca
Filkins
Fethal
Kansas
Hye
Mexico
Long
Siandard Company
Ines
Pirac
Sete Lark
Natives Fraasit
Standard Company
Weld Bay Shy Oil
Perm
Nan Sal
Sertion
Ist
Kanymar
Fadlun
Ain
Manimada Fee
Indenend
Tillman
Callin
Eriteri
Areree Cede
Sbech
Waite
Revolutions in Russia Spark Jubilant Tone Across Parliament
June 26 report notes government steps to quell disturbances amid revolutionary fervor. Stolypin declarations cited. lower and upper houses, press, and courts discuss reform. Police seize outlawed publications. provincial journals briefly shut. Agrarian clashes flare in Kharkov and Poltava. violence fear and resignations rise nationwide. Banking, markets, and elite confidence shaken by unrest.
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Pelemdure
Goternmen
Progresa
Kharkovy
Poltava
Tombell
Volkunsky
Tower
Meraiaash
Tagboon Plunderol
Pisali
Baketi
Zalleont and
Markot Parlers
Immigration debate shapes refugee carveout amendment
In the House debate on immigration policy, Mr Littaner of New York and Mr Oldfogle introduced an amendment to protect refugees fleeing religious or political persecution. The proposal would exempt certain refugees from education requirements and deportation processes, while opponents urged tighter control at ports of entry. The session featured long speeches and procedural moves as lawmakers weighed humanitarian carveouts against national security interests.
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Washington
Ruels
Kékhinedty
Littaner
New York
Oldfogle
Peravention le
Gupparuinghe
Goldfogle
Greyvenot
Pst
Girarvene
Ohle
Mostelon
Thars Eomulenon
Heraby
Soaane
Hanse
Gael
Spo
Fiasee
Caliteena
Johasetta
Rene
Dunimis
Petey
Powerful league forms to enforce fair treatment in insurance
A strong organization named the protectors livhiara protective league was created by San Francisco business leaders to ensure fair treatment from all insurance companies. Fathers, manufacturers, and ship yare representatives attended, representing more than 10 million dollars in policies. A committee from commercial groups prepared a plan calling for a campaign and a fund financed by a pre rate assessment on policy face values.
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Tarxe
Orgentealion
Los Angeles water supply right-of-way approved
Washington June 2 the house committee on public works reported favorably on authorizing San Angeles California to acquire rights of way and channel water from the Owens River system to supply the city.
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Washington
Hows Committee On Public Janda Today
San Angeles
California
Owene River
Mutual Must Get Out of French Territory Report Expected
New York June 20 At the regular meeting of the mutual directors the serious issue in France likely to be considered. Chairman Peabody president of the company has had information from Emory Motmontock vice president. The committee, with expert accountants and the district attorney, is expected to present a report on irregularities in accounts and expeditiously proceed with the investigation.
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Bridge of Sighs
Kla
Delabeth
Anid
Josano
Deladed
Arcetant District
Nott
New York
Morrow
France
Charion M. Peabody
Emory
Motimtock
Commiites
The
Bregalerittes
Alstrict eUorney
Bas
Varigus
Sramatie 2
Cam Ambleo
Tearn
Jerome
Informatior
Evand Jury
26 Hour Law Repealed and Baseball Tragedy Reported
Washington reports the 26 hour law repealed allowing stock transfer up to 30 hours on written owner request. In Iowa, Peter Whitely of the Hurtington team died in Waterloo hospital after a head injury from a line drive during a Sunday game.
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Perera
Marshalléowd
Iowe
Jane
Peter Whitely
Hurtington
Iowa State Ieague
Waterloo
Nt Ag Jofury
Ac Sunfag
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Shanti
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Tonopeah Company
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Constabulary
Isle of
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