FISHING TUG Sunk After Collision Near Canadian Waters
The fishing tug Grace M sank after a collision with the Canadian Vigilant cruiser off the eden boundary four miles north of the boundary. Captain Galbraith and engineer William Rullison survived, along with fisherman Usp Well. Martin Olesen and William Anderson perished. Canadian investigations found the tug likely in Canadian waters, with the Vigilant attempting to avoid the collision.
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Department of Justice
Address to St Petersburg delegates on peace and reform
The text recalls a June 9 address to delegates in St Petersburg urging peace talks, unity, and a convocation of a national assembly. It accuses autocratic rule, warns of internal strife, and emphasizes reform as Russia faces war and civil tension amid Moscow deliberations.
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Chamberlain's Stomach Liv er Tablets Hailed By Patient
A reader reports Chamberlain's Stomach Liver Tablets helped with stomach pain and constipation better than any other remedy, praising its effects and noting doctors could not match its results. Sold at local pharmacies.
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Leathers Rules On Tobacco Case In Circuit Court
Special criminal agent M Leathers presided in a circuit court verdict denying Lowery’s appeal. The decision upholds an interstate commerce act provision and dismisses charges tied to possession of cigarettes. The ruling cites compliance with trade and tobacco regulations amid a local dispute in Louisville.
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Missing Pocketbook Reported in Evanspike
A resident reports his morning pocketbook containing $100 missing. Police searched the area all day but could not locate the item or suspect. No further details on motive or individuals involved were provided.
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Murder Charge In Beardstown After Drowning Tragedy
In Beardstown Illinois a murder charge is brought amid the drowning of Miss Alice May, daughter of Willig May. The incident occurred near Beardstown on June 9 as two youths allegedly fired at the victim through a window, leading to her death. The case centers on suspects believed to be linked to local shops and arrests in Fahte Indiana and nearby towns.
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Fragmentary News Clip From Marion County Court Rulings
Incomplete report notes Judge Carter issuing an injunction restraining River Lodge from interference with drives by a machinists group. Other items reference a June warrant, a marriage, and a police court remark on temperance reform, with scattered names and places and no clear narrative.
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No Secret Abpat Tuw Nb Sedrat for Cats and Eyes
Fragmentary note mentions remedies for cats and eye issues. It cites D. I Gregory of Hope Tarad and a drug store, with unclear references to ulcers sore eyes and arnica balyo. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable details.
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Czar's Peace Talks Dominate International Dispatches
Reports from Washington, St. Petersburg and Stockholm outline a complex, fragile effort to end the war crisis. Talks involve Russia, Norway, Sweden, Japan and Britain as envoys press for mediation while monarchs and princes shape potential throne moves and alliances.
Vienna News on Sweden Norway Union and Panama Railroad Plan
The Vienna dispatch notes Sweden and Norway face strain over a personal union with Austria Hungary, saying a revival is unlikely. It reports Budapest debates, while Chile contemplates a $320 million rail plan to connect across the country as part of a pan American railroad project.
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Unscrupulous Advertises Cure at Local Drug Store
Fragmentary ad touts a cure for bowel complaints and headaches sold at a drug store for 25 cents. Mentions Dr King and Life Pill, plus references to a jeweler and a vanished store context with unclear names and numbers.
Traction linea F Western Indians ai Ohie To Consol
The fragmentary OCR item mentions Western Indians and a line about Ohie to Consol, but lacks clear action, date, or names to form a full news item. Summary notes insufficient readable facts to determine event, participants, or outcome.
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Moody argues Panama Canal labor act excludes domestic government workers
The Attorney General Moody states the eight hour act does not apply to office staff of the Panama Canal Commission on the Isthmus of Panama. He cites the act’s wording and limits, asserting government employees fall outside the laborer category for this project.
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Poison in Ice Cream Triggers Nashville Probe
In Nashville Tennessee two guests at a local hotel fell seriously ill after consuming ice cream. Doctors engage the victims as investigators probe a suspected poisoning tied to the hotel incident. The group includes prominent local figures and officials among those affected.
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Fatal shooting in Chipley Georgia leaves Dr Hardy dead
In Chipley Georgia a morning incident left Dr John C. Hardy dead after being shot by Morabal Olin White who also wounded AL Goodman. Morabal White's pistol discharged near Mayor’s office after a dispute over funds. The mayor was involved in the confrontation.
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Deported Men Claim Damages Filed With State Auditor
A fragmented report notes on behalf of 67 men connected to Cripple Creek and Las Animas districts asserting damages and seeking protection of homes. The filing involves affidavits detailing losses and is tied to wider troop movements under Adjutant General Sherman Bell.
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