Women Shot Down in Ipswich Strike Riot
Ipswich Massachusetts June 1 a deadly strike riot outside Ipswich Hosiery Mills left one woman dead and seven others wounded. Fifteen people including Industrial Workers of the World leaders were arrested as shots were fired from tenement houses. five victims were hospitalized and police restored order within minutes.
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Ipswich
Mass
Ipswich Hosiery Mills
Industrial Workers of the World
Nicoletta Pandelopoulou
Salem Hospital
Salem
Wold
Hal
Board of Selectmen
Jim
Alem
Athan Hermann
E li Pingree
Flora Cornelis
Doe and wildcat fall before freight train in alarmed chase
June 10 near Washington Foot Clearield Fa a doe frightened by a wildcat running ahead of a fast moving freight train leapt to the track and died after attempting to reach the rails the cat clung to the doe’s neck before both were struck by the engine local train crews reported the scene Moose Creek area.
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Washington
Clearield
Adercica
Moose Creek
New York Central
Burning steamer reported in Charleston harbor incident
A charred steamer noted in Charleston harbor is reported with limited readable details. The garbled OCR mentions rails and a possible vessel alteration but lacks clear dates or names. Further readable elements suggest July or spring timing but are indiscernible.
Aviator Feared Lost After Lake Erie Flight
A Detroit report says aviator Faure and his hydroplane crew may be missing after a flight over Lake Taie toward the city. The craft failed to beach at Woodouk temple, sparking alarm as authorities pursue a trace from the mouth of the Detroit River.
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Sandusk Tie Faure
Lake Taie
Doodouk
Loring
Detroit
Bacow
Tingstone
Fan dies defending Hal Chase during heated Chicago argument
In Chicago on June 10 Fred J Porter collapsed and died amid a tense exchange over Hal Chase trade actions. Porter debated with Herman Schweitzer and JB Willett who blamed Yankees owner Callahan for a bad deal sending Chase to the White Sox. Porter died before a doctor arrived.
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Chicago
Fred J Porter
Hal Chase
Yankees
White Sox
Herman Schweitzer
JB Willett
Porter
Callahan
Sox
Yankee
Chase
Hope to Avert War France to Withhold Credit
Diplomatic efforts intensify to avert Balkan conflict as Servia and Bulgaria pledge restraint. Roumania threatens mobilization but denies alliance ties while Russia and Germany push for peace. Czar implores arbitration. Servians report casualties near Makres, with a deadline of 7 p.m. for Volodān evacuation and renewed threats of war if Bulgarian terms stand.
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Servia
Bulgaria
Roumania
Czar
London
Balkan
Vienna
Russia
Germany
Bucharest
Daily Telegraph
Belgrade
Peter
Ferdinand
Smail
Makres
Volodan
Murdered While Eloping in Ohio Tragedy Claims Coroner Verdict
Ironton Ohio reports two bodies found last night in a crime case tied to George Steele and Mrs Edith Forrest of Ohio. The coroner’s jury returns that the murder was committed by unknown parties. Steele’s skull shows multiple fractures and a gunshot wound. Forrest’s skull is shattered. watch and money are missing. identity debates continue as authorities seek confirmation.
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Ironton
Ohio
Edith Forrest
George Steele
Russell
Forrest Wis
Youngs Steele
Andrew
Ste
Arricks
Oti Redes
Steele
Supreme Court Decisions Redirect Railroad Rate Fight
The Supreme Court delays action on Missouri Arkansas Kentucky Oregon and West Virginia rate cases as Justice Hughes prepares decisions. Minnesota’s verdict sparks hope Congress may regulate state rates affecting interstate commerce, with railroads facing a potential end to reproduction cost valuation and broad state rate setting. The Louisiana order on stave exports to Germany is annulled. Spain and Japan sign a treaty restoring trade relations.
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Supreme Court of Justice
Hughes
Missouri
Arkansas
Oregon
Kentucky
West Virginia
Minnesota
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Senate
Supreme Court
Justice Hughes
Dispatches
McReynolds
Congress
Western Railroads
Commission
House
Louisiana Railroad Commission
Lauisaine
Germany
Men Undersea Record Bid In Long Beach Harbor
Six men living at the bottom of Tong Beach harbor in a new Cage submarine attempt to beat the government Otaps 36 hour submerged record. The Cage descended at dawn and is due to surface tomorrow afternoon as John M Cage and crew maintain ongoing hourly reports that all 18 are well.
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Long Beach Harbor
Washington Post
Los Angeles
Cal
Sim
Tong Beach Harbor
John M Cage
W Oc Cage
G V Hoopengar
Edward Bellinger
James Marshall
J M Woot
Dog Saves Four From Death In House Fire
Milwaukee resident Albert Buck’s bulldog Blinkey woke his family by bark ing as flames engulfed their Blue Mound road home. The dog guided Mrs Ruck and two children to safety before being trapped by the fire and perishing as the house collapsed, refusing to leave until the roof fell.
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Washington Post
Milwaukee
Wis
Blinkey
Albert Buck
Blue Mound Road
Fluck
Woman On Stand Goes Mad in Murder Trial
Mrs Moss testified in her murder trial at Unontown court when she suddenly screamed a vision of Mrs Patterson robed in white and collapsed, leading to her being overpowered and returned to jail. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty by insanity for the March 26 Waltersburg killing.
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Mary iMgss
Criminal Court
Moss
Hathe Patterson
Waltersburg
Pattersby
French aviator breaks Paris to Warsaw distance record
Marcel Brindejomme Desmoulins, a young French aviator, flew from Paris to Warsaw via Berlin, covering about 1500 kilometers in thirteen hours with stops as needed. He set a new record in the Pomeroy cup for the longest one day cross country flight from sunrise to sunset, beating train times by speed.
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Paris
Marcel G Brindejome Desmoulinns
Warsaw
Berlin
Parla
Threats of War in Ireland Debate Ends in Commons
London June 10 The house of commons passed the second reading of the home rule for Ireland bill without division after defeating an amendment by Mr Balfour. Figures 368 to 270 prompted cheering from liberals and nationalists. Opponents warned of civil war if home rule imposed. Sir Edward Carson vowed continued resistance regardless of armed force. John Redmond claimed Carson misrepresented nationalist views. A warehouse raid in London uncovered 3,000 to 4,000 rifles and a similar number of bayonets, boxed for shipment, linked to a Dublin bound consignment seized earlier.
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London
House of Commons
Ireland
Balfour
Edward Carson
C Hharles Beresford
John S. Redmond
Leoward Carson
Tisters
Hedmond
Mutiny in Mexican capital sparks rebel cheer and surrender
Mevig City regulars mutinied in the Peraliquilo barracks cheering Carranza and preparing to join rebels in the street. Government troops rushed to quell the mutiny. the regiment surrendered without a fight. Across Coahuila Pena routed Carranza's main army after a seven hour battle. In El Paso a federal mutineer force led by Maximo Castillo captured Pearson in Chihuahua after an all day fight. 150 garrison troops were taken.
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Dune
Peraliquilo
Carranza
Francisco Madero
Carranzas
Gen Pena
Bocatgphe
Coahuila
Monclova
War Department
el Paso
Tex
Maximo Castillo
Pearson
Cimbhuahua
Waa
Brazilian Envoy Arrival Delayed at Hampton Roads Visit
Minster Lauro Muller of Brazil arrives aboard Minas Geraes but delays force substitution by Ambassador Da Gama for conducting formal reception at Fort Monroe. Bryan Root and Roosevelt attend, with luncheon and toasts to Brazil and the U S before Mayflower party sails to Washington.
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Ambassador da Gama
Bryan
Roosevelt
Root
Old Point Comfort
Fort Monroe
Florida
Arkansas
Minas Geraes
Lauro Muller
Brazil
Hampton Roads
Muller
da Gama
Malone
State Department
Navy Department
Officers’ Club
United States
Dr . Muller
Col Ira A Haynes
Thhe
Col Haynes
Wilson
Senator Root
Aesistant
Senhor Rodriguez
Jornal de Commercio
Rio de Janeiro
Mayflower
Dolphin
Sylph
Washington
Gov Blease seeks Wilson aid to bar liquor licenses
Spartanburg reports Gov Blease writes to President Wilson requesting federal liquor licenses be blocked in South Carolina via a federal revenue ruling. He cites police actions on clubs selling Heuer and urges Congress to pass a law to fix the issue, noting Senate action has not yet occurred.
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Washington Post
Spartanburg
Gov Bleager Club
Columbia
Wisen Agamet
Gov Biease
South Carolina
United States Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Wilson
Congress
United States Senate
Hill
Federal inquiry opens as miners strike echoes Civil War era
Charleston W Va June 10 federal inquiry opens to determine who bears responsibility for the Paint Creek and Cabin Creek strike violence. Senate committee hears from miners and operators amid claims of a conspiracy by United Mine Workers to disrupt West Virginia coal and influence prices. Military records and martial law actions are reviewed as hearings proceed through long sessions at the Kana Wha Hotel.
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Charleson
W Va
United States
West Virginia
Paint Creek
Cabin Creek
Senate
Itg
Lmited Mine Workers of America
Ita
Department of Justice
Glasscock
Go. Hatfield
Supreme Court of Appeals
United Mine Workers
Paint Street
Amelia
Paint Creek Catlieries Company
Charleston
Fins Hatfield
State Capitol
Kanawha
Howman Swinson
Ambiguous page index item from historic issue
Unclear OCR reading lists names and items across pages with scattered proper nouns. The fragment mentions ambassadors judges police chiefs and various agenda snippets, but lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize into a clear news item.
Roosevelt Backs Sulzer Aide in New York Primary
Theodore Roosevelt spoke in favor of a direct primary in New York supporting Gov Sulzer’s reform program. He warned that party bosses and machine influence in Albany blocked progress, calling for Progressive Republicans and Democrats to unite to oppose the bipartisan machines.
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Buffalo
Theodore Roosevelt
Sditiw
New York
Suluer
Hughes Faik
Legisla
Jon Becane
Gor
Cnt
Eple
Progress
Japan Drops an Issue in German-Japan Alliance Talks
Tokyo moves to base its California land claim discussion on treaties rather than the fourteenth amendment. German naval expert Karl Graves favors a closer Germany Japan understanding, arguing a German Japanese alliance would shift balance of power in the Pacific and affect British and American interests.
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Germany
Great Britain
Far East
Tokyo
Nte
Japan
California
Viscount Shinda
Washington
Bisan
New York
Pacific
Grima
Poliriegestiatien
Petro
Atandins
Missing Woman Message From New York City Mail
Police believe a letter from a missing woman named Joamosnos in Manhattan was mailed to her mother. The note asks for help and mentions a late evening departure from home. Authorities are treating the case as serious and continue investigations.
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Baer
Olsa WoWousen
Borgen
Broghlan
Joamosnos
Manhattan
Opening Game Score Capture Describes Meadowbrook Tie
The report recounts a June 16 match where Meadowbrook Club of Long Island tied with Ena Hehpol challengers as American players dominated the field. It highlights Waterbury and Milburn leading a strong American four in a decisive showing against the English four, with notes on team cohesion and defensive pressure.
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Meadowbrook Club
Long Island
Ena- Hehpol Chillengers
Jae Fedae Tran
Rnatioial Maten
Steef
Goa
Tata
Dan
Fon
J M Waterburs Jr
J. L Stoddard
H VP Whitney
Devereux Milburn
Bark
Iost Treore
Cheaps
Noel Schwaide
Rog Ritedi
Taye Aman Locket
Mermans
United States
Wurth
Ritsa
Ani
Snaren Sk Ub Tong
Aramsaders
Ima Fa Ty
Tor T
Ha Ko
Kuna Paros
Bavat
Tof
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Frank S Monnet
Seymour Steadman
Tihnas
M M Belcher
H W Houston
T ‘Wimsen
DC W Knight
C Watts
Mr Vingen
Vncators
Vir Watts
Paintreek Collieries Company
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Auwadoans
Boagciin
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Bayer Powers
Pagee Turther
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Marie
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Cooter
Ford Veul
Sulzer
Nation
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