WOUt oh cans Kiled or Injured on Board a Steem Barge
Racine Wisconsin June 12 The boilers of the steam barge BE M Peck exploded killing four and destroying the vessel. Bernard H Schwensen second engineer is missing and believed drowned. Two crewmen are badly injured with no hope of recovery. The dead include W Andrews engineer Huron am Kriegey fireman Jave Gunderson fireman Nathan Downa fireman all Toledo. The injured include George watchman and George Preke man both from Toledo.
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Racine
Wic
Ateam Borce BE. M. Peck
Bernard H Schwensen
W | Andrews
Huron
Am Kriegey
Toledo
Jave Gunderson
Nathan Downa
George ‘T
George Preke
Worthy Supplies for Kodakers
A deniable old advertisement notes experience with Kodaks and supplies. It promises fresh reliable goods, right quality and price, and urges amateurs to seek prompt service for finishing needs.
Old Reliable Cash Grocery Ad Promises Bargains
The Old Reliable Cash Grocery run by J. W. Duffpee & Co advertises strawberries at 1244 per quart Florida Indian pine apples at lGc each New potatoes fine old potatoes and fancy ripe tomatoes and other produce including radishes green onions Texas onions bananas soup beans and flour with prices 10c and 12%c per pound for peaches and baked goods plus smoked bacon savings emphasized for local shoppers.
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Reliable Cash
J. W. Dufpfee & CO
UrS Botr Going Sout 30 Geshe wo Gresutiaty
Daily schedule fragment showing times around 9:50 am and 9:00 pm with intervals and a note that daily service runs except Sunday. The readable items include a few times and a general operating pattern.
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Urs
Sanday
Orphans’ Home Children May Attend G A R Encampment
An Ohio executive committee debates bringing over five hundred orphans from the U S and S C Home at Xenia to the State Encampment. Railroads may offer excursion rates with state approval and public funds, as citizens and trustees rally to cover costs. Progress hinges on securing funds and authorities, with broad support from G A R members and local residents.
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U S
S. C
Xenia
G A. R. Washington
G. AR
Knights of Pythias Hold Closing Session at Memorial Wall
The Knights of Pythias meeting addressed the 104 Grand Katee session and a proposed constitution change. A Hoxhins was noted as a fearful chancellig figure as the lodge voted to allow tools and enders to be better options for lodge members.
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Leo
Knights of Pythes of
Olle
Hoxhins
Enders
Akron accident injuries during auditions in city
A garbled report from Akron on June 12 states that VK comb and Charles tinh were injured while attending auditions involving a band or act. The fragment mentions Newmah and Shea, and references the Atancester and south area of the city, but exact details and cause are unclear.
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Akron
Comb
Charles Tinh
Faiwil
Newmah
Shea
Odin
Martial law proclaimed amid political turmoil in Vienna
Reports indicate Capeitiaites face rapid changes as authorities announce martial law. A provisional government plans to appoint a grand vizier ad interim with Said Pasiu as the acting head. It is believed Hilmd, currently in Vienna, has been offered the vizierate.
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Capeiaitites
Luliwisind
Martha Lay
Wealthy Tire Manufacturer Disappears in Akron Event
In Akron, J Walton Leman, a prominent tire maker from Philadelphia, vanished from an automobile site on April 6. Police and the Automobile Trade Association of Philadelphia coordinated the search. Leman, born in Pima, had ties to social circles in Akron and a daughter with ties to Akron society.
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Clesviand
Weareh
J. Walton Leman
Philadel
Philade
Antome
Philadelphia
Lyman
Ererletiv
Pima
Ant We Pero
Akron
Lemans
Opposition to currency bill grows in Senate
Washington June 12 The opposition to currency legislation at this session of Congress is increasing in the Senate. At a meeting of the Senate committee on banking and currency Senator O Gorman and Hitchcock reiterate their opposition to taking up the currency bill this session, arguing it is impractical and would interfere with tariff bill consideration.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Senahore Ogorman
Hitchcock Rolord
Fireworks, crimes, and accidents span Ohio news
A chaotic mix of incidents from Alliance to Lima includes a large fireworks blast damaging a basement and nearby structures, a woman branded a blackmailer jailed in Columbus, and multiple indictments. Separately, a man in Ironton proclaims innocence in a Kentucky case, while Fremont weighs marriage fee reform and Lima reports a councilman fatally injured by a motorcycle crash.
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Alliance
Lima
Jone
Elliott Bo Clapper
Clapper
Regular meeting of John M Rel Post at 7 30 pm
A regular meeting of John M Rel Post is scheduled for Thursday evening in the Peat room at 7 30 pm Attendance is requested for important business led by J M Newland adj pro tem and Drk Jacobs acting commissioner.
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John M_ Rel
J. M. Newland
Adj
DRK
Jacobs
Recluse Murdered in Mysterious Case
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a murder of a recluse named Hourne with scattered references to Catone and Charcot. The piece mentions an inquiry, possible dates in 08, and unknown details about Hourne's death, suggesting a historical crime note lacking clear facts.
Movement Set On Foot by Paterson Business Men
A group of Paterson businessmen have initiated action to address local economic concerns. The assembled leaders discussed plans to spur employment and revive commerce amid rising costs and competition. The effort aims to coordinate community support and attract investment in the city.
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Paterson
Uncertain Times Prompts Treasury Support for Emergency Currency
In Dusness World VA reports show Cabinet pressure to ease fear from tariff fears. Mr McAdow pledges readiness to issue up to 500000000 in new national bank notes under the emergency currency act if banks request them, signaling proactive measures to stabilize the financial system amid unsettled conditions.
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McAdow
Senate Probe Details Wartime Naval Actions And Trials
The article recounts testimonies and events described by General iinet detailing naval actions, battles, and visitor interactions. It notes pilots, trains and guards, with mentions of Captain Mer and West Vivelnis, and that all events were reported to the General. The report emphasizes military operations and investigative notes from the Senate probe.
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Wakdale
Catin
Captain Wood
Cepia
Fey
Rte
West Vivelnis
Mer
Iinet
Home Journal feature on girls' number now selling
The Home Journal girls' number is on sale at Rodecker's News Stand as part of the latest classified advertising push.
Market promises fresh quality meats from trustworthy source
A local butcher pledges high standard in meat selections Lamb veal pork and beef offered fresh and wholesome Winter stock refined to satisfy discerning customers.
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