Harvard Ninth Infield Heroics Stun Home Crowd
Clifford surged to second base on his own then scored on Dines bunt to lift the crowd. Harvard threatened late in the ninth but sharp fielding sealed the win as the ballgame concluded with strong defensive plays and pivotal baserunning.
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Clifford
Dines
Harvard
Hasari
Abhoas Vale
Abhoae Goad
Joven Ib
Moat
Hares
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Vanson
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Ty van Viege
Joe
African Cannibals Rebel Tomer Jair 2
A garbled OCR fragment references a rebellion or conflict involving figures named Tomer Jair and Newe Lie with scattered phrases about tribes, violence, and a potential sea or port area. The text is heavily corrupted and unreadable in places, with few clear names or dates to anchor a coherent news item.
Native Uprising in Sumatra Reported by Telographs
Fragments describe Dutch colonial tensions in Sumatra with mentions of uprisings, arrests, and planned evacuations. Reports cite 24 percent Dutch aid and preparations to move women and children to safety amid tax regulation discontent.
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Tata
West St
Sumatra
U S To Man Farms Asks People To Tell Needs
Information Offices for Benefit of Employers and Idle Workmen to Operate in Three Sections of Country. Immigration statistics for May show a 75 percent decrease from last year. Secretary Straus of the Department of Commerce and Labor advocates distributing labor to where most needed. Postal notices and rural free delivery programs are used to reach workers and employers nationwide. The report highlights reductions in immigration and shifts in labor demands, with emphasis on farm and rural work in the three regions.
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Straus
Wen
Tits Island
Estes Atd
Weather and temperature notes from Harpers Ferry Va area
Special to The Washington Post Harpers Ferry Virginia June 24 Potomac clear and Shenandoah muddy today. A look at regional conditions includes temperatures and wind patterns with a focus on nearby towns and rivers.
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Washington
Degree Awarded To Dr Hugh M Smith at Dickinson College
Dickinson College Carlisle Pa conferred the degree of LL D on Dr Hugh M Smith deputy commissioner of fisheries. He is a Washington man a Georgetown University medical graduate and on leave from the Philippines. Other honorees include Leslie M Shaw former Treasury Secretary Gov Fort of New Jersey and Bishop William Burt of the Methodist Church Zurich.
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Dickinson College
Carlisle
Hugh M .Smith
Smith
Washington
Central High School
Medical Department
Georgetown University
Phippines
Lesiie M Shaw
the Treasury
Gov Fort
New Jersey
William Burt
Methodet Church
Zurich
Switzerland
Dickinson
United States
James Buchanan
Roger B Taney
War at Fort Hamilton sparks inquiry into Army life
Special to The Washington Post reports unrest at Fort Hamilton New York involving Engineer Gen Hains and his wife Claudia Libbs of Winthrop Massachusetts. The affair led to a stormy confrontation, investigations anticipated by War Department, and possible divorce actions.
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N. Y
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Washington
Post
Washington Post
New York
Armyr
Fort May
War Department
Peter C Haina
Pacific Coast
T Jenkins
Uwars
Anio
Tappan & Bornett
Wall
Boston
Hee Chilaen
Tfehtanth Street
North
Suiten Plains
Pareds
Eusgat
Ms En Ani
Iumediate
Osond
Tstamyn
Political rancor over negro enfranchisement and party politics
The piece attacks Republican leaders for exploiting the Negro vote while denying real rights, arguing pooling proposals concede to railroads without public security, and noting past GOP rhetoric on suffrage restrictions to appeal to prejudice. It questions why Republicans care for the colored man only during election time.
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la Folltette
Republican Party
Taihe
South
Judge urges homes to be rebuilt as Gately finances child support
A courtroom scene records Peter D Gately denied contributing to the support of his four year old child and clashing with his wife over her companions and places she visits. Judge DeLacy counsels reestablishing the home, stressing the child's right to a mother’s care and a father’s protection while warning that continued separation risks social decay.
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Junst
DeLacy
Peter D Gately
Ano
Gately
Chevy Chase
Chesapeak Beach
Aessir
Ratify Chicago Ticket Represent 25 000 Citizens
A gathering at the Raleigh Hotel last night saw Republican leaders from multiple states ratify the Chicago ticket. Speakers predicted victory in November, urging party unity and loyalty to the platform and principles.
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Congress
League of Republian
Raleigly
Willan S Taft
James Slerman
Republican Party
Chrano Convention
Heay Vf Camp Prsident
League of
Jules Gus
Feague Retary
Willian
Withamsy
Nin
Frances Curtis
Long Cssunid
Dinten Smiti
Othes
Purse theft leads to juvenile arrests and pardon odds
Police recover a black leather pocketbook taken from a middle aged white woman near the Ambrose School yard. Several boys, including Robert Blick and John Fogit alias Bether, are arrested and held at the House of Detention as authorities recount the Sunday evening snatching. The book, with a stray fastener and some cards, is recovered and a ticket stub found.
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Titov
Everal Pork
Scupides
Nettie Vunel
Studs
Mondu
Robert Blick
Hartes Willams
Higsherd
Ilas
Soleshor
John Fogit
Bether
Joseph Matenalas
Revere
Tivoaha
Sun Ky van
Shy
Ambrose
Deteuten
Break With Castro Triggers Venezuelan Diplomatic Rift
The United States signals a break with Venezuela as Acting Secretary Alvey A. Agee handles affairs in Root's absence. Disputes center on American claims against Venezuela over canceled concessions including asphalt, Crutch field, and Jauret tensions. European powers press for enforcement of treaties amid plague and sanitary issues. Venezuelan obligations to prevent infection and honor foreign claims are at stake, with potential for further escalation.
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United States
Venezuela
Amercan
Asphalt
Crtch
Grinace Steam Navigation Company
Jauret
Congress
Verezuelan
North American
State Department
Mercury Marks 98 Degree Hottest Day Yet
Weather reports cite a record peak of 98 degrees across the district with forecasts predicting another hot spell. Citizens faced heat anxiety as thermometers climbed, while reports describe sweating crowds and sizzling meals amid a sweltering June day.
Health Office Record: Vague Patient List From June Report
A garbled health office record lists numerous patient names and ages with unclear addresses and institutions. Entries mention hospitals, ages from infants to elderly, and various locations such as Prospect Avenue, Kraemer Street, and Park Street, with scattered references to wards and wards.
Licensed to Marry Readings in a Fragmented Ledger
A chaotic list of names binds multiple marriage licenses and vows including Ivee and Lacy Walten, Brigam and Dorothy Elzey, Lionel Won, Charles Shands, Minnie Perr, Rev George Franz, Catherine Knockes, and Rev Kerrick Rola. The document appears as a dense, OCR damaged ledger of unions with numerous titles and dated cryptic marks, offering little context beyond participant names and officiants.
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Ivee
Lionel
von Ailen
Charles
Shands
Justice of the Peace
John S Powers
George Franz Wiliam Ho
Brown sentenced to death in high profile murder case
Counsel for Albert Hroum and Harvey Brown said they would appeal to the President after Justice Stafford signed the death warrant. They argued the murder was committed in the heat of passion and urged clemency, seeking life imprisonment instead.
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Wuill
Stafford
Albert Hroum
Harvey Brown
Ships on long Pacific leg depart Honolulu for Manila
The battleships Mune and Alabama of the special service squadron left Honolulu at 10% this morning, heading for Manila. They will reach Guam on July 7 and Manila by July 2, under Captain Gites B. Garbe. Justice Stafford sentenced Victoria Brunner and Matilda Jones to two years each for bigamy. The U S S Rainbow sent a congratulatory message to Secretary Taft from Shanghai during his eastward voyage.
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Mune
Alabama
Special Service
Manila
Guam
Squdron
Gap
Gites B. Garbe
Maine
Stafford
Victoria Brunner
Matilda Jones
Ingam
Rainbow
Taft
Trades Unionist a Failure Receivers Appointed for Publishing Company
Patruk J Riin and Walter C Bulder ston named receivers for Trades Unionist Publishing Company publishers of the Central Labor Union organ. Assets listed at $1000 with liabilities of $22939. Creditors and stockholders expected to be paid in full. Trades Unionist to continue publication with T M Ring in charge and Bam DeNedrey as editor. Detectives pursue Ida Sratth and Wilbur Kennedy in Atlantic City to answer grand larceny charges.
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Patruk J Riin
Walter C Bulderston
Unlonist Publishng Company
Pubishers
Central Labor Limon Win
Jami l Feeney
Ring
T M Ring
Bam DeNedrey
Netochye Charles Mullin
Central Office
Atlantic City
Ida Sratth
Wilbur Kennedy
Heat kills fourteen in city as heatwave grips downtown
A deadly heatwave sweeps Cineisa on June 1, causing at least fourteen fatalities and numerous prostrations. Lawin Palmer, nephew of the late Paul Palmer, is among the victims. Palmer, secretary treasurer of the Chicago hotel corporation which runs the Palme House, died from heart trouble exacerbated by the heat.
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Cineisa
Lawin Palmer
Paul Palmer
Palmer
Chicago Hotel Corporation
Palme House
Telephone Operators Organize in Washington Meeting
The Telephone Society of Washington was organized last night at a meeting of telephone operators and officials at the companys headquarters 722 Twelfth Street Northwest. Charter members were enrolled. A constitution and by laws were adopted. The board of governors elected consists of G A K Selden chairman F Devereaux Nice president RO Baron treasurer A H Osterman and R C Williams.
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Telephone Society of Washington
Twelfth Street Northwest
AK Selden
Devereaux Nice
RO Baron Treneurer
A H Osterman
R C Willams
Auto Train to Convention Arrives with Mounted Police Escort
Chicago. June 3. An automobile train with several delegates to the Demolith national convention arrives escorted by mounted police. The five touring cars include the car that carried the war message from New York to Fort Leavenworth. The party aims for Dunon this evening for a reception and dinner. Tomorrow they proceed to Cedar Rapids Iowa to meet a delegation led by Mayor Carmod.
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Chicago
Trenver
New York
Fort Leavenworth
Dunon
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Carmod
Marine Band Concert This Evening
William H. Santelmann conducts a program featuring new and familiar overtures waltzes and preludes. The lineup includes works such as The Faeselnator Mignon Wagner selections from Sigurd and Borghilds Dream with marches and a Star Spangled Banner encore.
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William H. Santelmann
Thomas Valse
Telke
Hintermerze
Borghild
Benner
May Be $10,000 Gem Thief Captured In New York
Police say Paysore Brown, arrested in a New York police court, is the suspect in the $9,000 jewel theft from Dr Fried man of Paris. He was caught while trying to pawn a $200 diamond ring in a Pullman car on the Pennsylvania Railroad on January 3, 1907.
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Paysore Brown
Dr Friedman
Paris
Pennsylvania Railroad
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7Th St
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Christian Xander
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Nelson Refrigerator Co
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Henry Evans
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