Funston Issues Another Statement on July Parade
Gen Frederick Funston defends his July Fourth parade stance in San Francisco amid tensions with labor groups. He asserts officers will suppress any disorderly action and expresses concern over unrest but claims support from most citizens. The statement references correspondence with labor factions and warns of potential clashes on the streets.
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San Francisco
Cal
Genarol
Frederick Funston
Aimeclt
Funslon
Netey Claseen
Gutisens
Tabor
Fragmentary notice on Gage and Harris family ties
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Gage and Harris families, with references to an alumina or steel context and a congressional link to Stephan Harris of Buryruy. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Gilety Harry
Stephan Harris
Buryruy
Deve Wire
Albert Movement Loses Ground Amid Paris Meeting Dispute
A beleaguered Albert faced a fractious crowd after a speech before about 3,000 followers. He defended his Paris interview with Clemenceau, denied harming the movement, and urged delegates to unite as they discussed next steps and possible reforms.
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Argalisers
Brance
Marcells Adbort
Wine Growsers
Clemenceau
Paris
Choory
Taotat
Noman
Ani
Albert
Mie
Prominr
Somonegmt
Albert Maid
Milton
Sudden Death At Timber Cutting Duel In Vernal
George Aliie Necte died while cutting timber near Vernal as a lightning strike felled a cedar tree. Touhy Dodds died earlier that day after a bolt struck during quarry work. Funeral attendance was large, with many townspeople in mourning.
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George Aliie Necte
Touhy Dodds
Lars
Paltvearays
Mike Lye Bivens
Calton
A. Cullethy
Ba Calton
Cedars
Eterny
Willy
Government Exams Offer Clerks and Carriers Jobs
A government jobs notice announces civil service examinations for clerks and carriers with age limits 18 to 49, married women excluded, and written tests on July 2. Positions include draftsman and topographer with salaries from 900 to 1500 dollars, plus vacancies in various departments.
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Thare
Tito
Safarion
Ap Ulf
Navy Department
Mill Men at Work in Salt Lake Strike Postures
In Salt Lake mills a restless group of workers show discontent but offer no clear demands. Observers note many seek employment elsewhere, while contractors worry about potential conflict with carpenters. Some manufacturers consider converting plants to jobbing agencies to ease ongoing labor tensions and wage disputes.
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Salt Lake
Salt Lake Mills
Bo Hwa
Manuficturim
Transforgiv
Cnalocn Wholesalyys Aid Wathtfactur Org
Gunmoar
Thay muMnst Mlanale
Falls From Moving Train Near Bamberger Road
A man identified as Roy Armatelt, Grand Forks manager, fell from a moving train on the Bamberger road near Lagoon. He sustained a fracture to the high right, was thrown clear of the track, and injured several cards. Anticipated medical aid and authorities respond as towns noted a wreck and delays ensue.
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Sal Bake
Roy Armatelt
Highright
Bamberger
Ory Cab de Antatherital
Ue Trek
Collins
Biwaliti
Randtom
Jowory
Herning Baume
Fragmentary OCR Note Offers Little Coherent News
The readable text contains scattered names and phrases with no clear events, dates, or locations. No identifiable people, organizations, or concrete actions emerge to form a coherent news item or summary.
Waterworks plans and local incidents reported
Reports detail a City Council and Commercial Club discussions on lent waterworks linked to a spring in the mountains eight miles from Leh, along with a note of meetings and preliminary steps. Also covered are a timber worker's injury near Loss Angeles death notices, Fourth of July race schedules at Utah County Fairgrounds, and regional political tensions with El Salvador, Guatemala, and Nicaragua amid border concerns.
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Huld Uy
Elty Council
Wrkaeworke
Javke
Leli
Sven
Henry Bas
Beranton
Lubl
Alvo
Rabhers Olul Slaters
Carrs May Lose His Crown in Lisbon Letter
London correspondent reports in a Lisbon letter that Wing Carioat faces imminent downfall from conservative forces. The piece notes reactions to a recent trial and hints at political shifts in Portugal, with emphasis on autocratic sentiment and the unstable establishment.
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London
Lisbon
Sen the Bing
Premiess
France
Portreal
Assassin captured in Shadrinsk conflict case
Incident reports reveal the capture of an assassin in Shadrinsk amid military conspiracy chatter. Authorities identify Colonel Kunleif as a key figure in the alleged plot within the military intelligence wing.
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Shadrinsk. Jee Sa
Asarkld If
Kunleif
Baby Needa Strength in Milk Advertisement
An OCR fragment advertises pacific coast condensed milk and Saxipure Milk as boosts for infant health. It touts nutrition claims about mothers milk content and suggests reading more in a “Baby’s Digest” style page.
Fragmentary report on a legal case and suppression effort
A damaged clipping mentions a fortnight ago related to a person named Kunleft and participation in suppression activities. The text is garbled but indicates a sentence or sentence-like action tied to legal proceedings and a spear rooted metaphor.
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Kunleft
Taft Plans Vacation As Roosevelt Debate Looms
Oyster Day New York June 85 The President Taft and Secretary Taft discuss matters before a return to Washington. Taft plans five weeks at Murray Bay starting late August while Secretary Taft prepares his annual report and handles war department tasks. The Philippine trip begins September 19, with questions about a new presidential candidacy and political management following the Washington Conference.
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N.Y
Talament
Roosevelt
Cuby
Magoyn
aboNk Chilin
Ma Foun
War Department
Lik
Hig
Vorya
French Tariff Agreement Sought In Franco American Talks
Washington reports an informal French tariff agreement under discussion as part of a broader mutual duties reduction. The talks cover sparking wines and champagne imports, potential concessions on American styles, and political sensitivity over revenue and customs, with details kept confidential for now.
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Bingley
Raui
Beunre
United States
France
Mport
Nak
Sig West
Dimaerinil
Americim
Union Letter Urges Nally Hearing Grievances
New York June 26 exclusive committee of the Telegraphers Union sent a letter to General Manager Nally of the Postal Telegraph company urging the company to hear and consider worker grievances through representation. The letter warns that failure to agree could trigger a San Francisco strike and possible action by flag and executive committee members. The communication references an alleged statement by Nally and notes ongoing discussions amid a broader wage and conditions dispute.
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New York
Commercial ‘Telegraphers' Union Ftoday
Nally
Postal Telegraph Company
Representi Hyew
Uplin
Wie Portal Win
Wnidn
San Francisco
Mus Lelegraphers
Nm Ais
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American Monthly Review
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