First public school marks 50th anniversary under tent in Dorchester
The 50th anniversary celebration of the Gret panile school in the United States was held in Dorchester under a large tent on Meeting House Hill. The event honored the direct excellence of the people and the origin of the school, with the afternoon program recalling the long history of Dorchester.
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Dornbester
Aocrom
Mewting House Hill
Dorebester
United States
Dorchester
Police report and court actions in Portswemna notes
The article covers multiple items: Voight’s sentencing related to embezzlement at a defunct Farmers and Mechanics Bank and related trials. appointments announced for ministers and consuls in Hawaii and Paraguay. Gen Sewell and President with Mrs Harrison visiting Cape May with Wanamaker. a violent incident involving an eight-year-old cousin attacked by a 13-year-old boy in Ohio. public and federal figures and events spanning June.
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Winalges
Seice
Ermal
Wasdiwuron
Valaw Demy
Jobo T. Stevens
Maine
Geeng Vm
Hawnaii Felanda
George Moors
Temserepe
Paraguay
John Matin F. Onntard
Obiay
Ft. Stevens
Oxre May
N. J
Uruguay
Hayer
Minster
Sweeden
Norway
U.S
Gen. Sewell
Cape May Point
George Sewell
Wanamaker
Wansiaker Cottage
Harrison
Baby McKay
Mr Wanamaker
Aurine
Gen Sewell
Cape May
Onree
Sewell
Sein
General Sewell
Sewall
Unable to parse: fragmented historical text on self-harm
Fragmentary OCR text references a person named Richard Halingh and a murder investigation involving De Cronin Tony Kynes and a BO com reattached ban eeres. Details are unclear due to corruption. no coherent events or dates can be established from the readable content.
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Richard Halingh
Yee Teniny
de. Cronin
Tony Kynes
Extradition bill retroactivity sparks alarm in Ottawa
Clerical error exposes retroactive provisions in the Welden Extradition bill prompting government action. Minister of Justice says the Dominion asked Britain to suspend the bill and acknowledges the retroactive clause could affect crimes listed in the act after passage. Officials and supporters fear fallout among refugees and colonies across the United States.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Eno
Axworthy
Bartholomew
United States
Juntioe
Buckeyes nominating Governor candidates eyed in Ohio race
New York dispatch reports Daniel B. McConville of Steubenville, an aviation attorney general appointee, weighs in on Ohio governor prospects. Campbell appears strongest. Thurman, Baker, Kneeland also mentioned. State conventions in August and July shape Senate and Speakership bids as factions coalesce around Foraker and McKinley, with no certainty on nominees.
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New York
Daniel B. McConville
Steubenville
Fifth Avenue
McConville
Ohio
Danocrat
Payne
James E. Campbell
Cax Tre
Campbell
Mr. McQonville
Allen W. Thurman
Charles Baker
Cincinnati
Lawrence Kneeland
Chillicothe
Franklin County
Thurman
Congress
Foraker
United States Senate
McKinley
Robert P. Kennedy
Ben Butterworth
McKineey
Heey Roo
Forraker
Benator Sherman
Niagara Falls daring stunt aims for widow’s fund
Carlisle D. Gen han, famed Niagara barrel navigator, seeks $1,000 for a new copper handicraft venture risking his life by jumping the falls. He plans to partner with Osada from Cleveland Haverty minstrels, with backing from the Japanese government for protection. If Graham agrees to rent him the barrel, the attempt could proceed despite dangers. Meanwhile, disinfectants arrive for Johnstown relief, and Elisha Owens, elderly Craskanree resident, dies after a brief illness leaving many friends in mourning.
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Eithe
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Niagara
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Aome
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Collector's Office Move Delayed in Parkersburg
June 22 Parkersburg reports indicate the Department ordered the removal of the collector's office from Grafton to Parkersburg but no bond, commission, or file equipment are ready. McGraw signaled willingness to concur. Mr White未appeared. Dellicker of Parkersburg in city as McGraw heads to Baltimore.
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Seelak
The
Register
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Grafton
White
Mason
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Deaka, &c
Parkersburgh
Department
McGraw
L.B. Dellicker
Baltimore
Citywide flood toll estimated at ten thousand victims
Doctors from Budford Street Hospital converge after a flood calamity and estimate at least 10,000 lives lost in Jousstons, Pa. Two new typhoid cases among workers are hospitalized at Red Cross Hospital. Foreign laborers suffer severe blood poisoning from contaminated waters. one worker sent to Pittsburgh hospital while Bamgardner remains at Kernville home.
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Budford Street
Red Crocs Hospital
Redrove
Geetal Hastiogs
Etf
Pitteboyg Hospital
Bamgardner Ja
Kernville
Houses for Johnstown Homeless and Tax Notices
In Johnstown Pa a relief effort to house twenty four homeless families is underway with portable homes from Chicago and a tree shipment from Pittsburgh. County Treasurer Howe posted tax notices amid looted materials. The First National and Johnstown Savings Bank resumed operations as twenty bodies were recovered. Judge R L Johnston ordered a temporary closure of saloons and similar venues until further notice.
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Josustown
Chicago
Honace Axe
Pittsburg
Howe
First National
Jobnetown Savings Banke
RL. Johnston
Cambria County
Arizona Territory constitution challenge questions legality
June 22 Attorney General Miller cited that a territorial constitution act approved by the governor remains valid without an enabling act from Congress. He notes Congress holds power to accept modify or reject a state constitution and admits that the territory seeks admission as a state. The report covers disputed authority and the constitutional path for Arizona.
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Washinotos- Jone
Miller
Arizona
Noble
Congress
Wali
Ieneral Holida
Mamerons
Desperado John Wilson Shot Dead in Gainesville Tex
The outlaw John Wilson was killed by officers in Gainesville Texas while attempting to flee. A separate brief notes seven iron miners from Lake Kl whips 37 165 tons of ore last week. A three story Boston tenement collapsed killing one woman and injuring several others. Two men Labertrand and Durand drowned while fishing at Quebec yesterday.
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Gainesville
Tex
Lake Kl
Boston
Labertrand
Durand
Quebec
Abita Springs Hosts Great Fight Night
Abita Springs will harbor the pugilistic hoodlums as they clash in a noisy bout yesterday. The Nation’s Game reports chaotic exchanges and disfiguring blows in a ring that drew local fans and officials.
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Abita Springs
Sullivan Kilrain Fight Near Abita Springs Planned
Report indicates arrangements for the Sullivan Kilrain bout near Abita Springs on the East Louisiana Railroad line in St. Tammany parish. Kilrain managers accepted the ground, and railroad officials push the site for maximum advertisement value at the resort.
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Abita Springs
East Louisiana Railroad
St. Tammany Parish
Queen and Crescent
East Louisiana
Kilrain
Plyle
Mes. Hayes
Mcosie
Poitevent
Favre
Mra
Hayes
Misa Lacy M. Webb
Chillicothe
Ohio
St. Tammany
Cincinnati
Lucy
Old Wesleyan College
McCabe
Ohio Wesleyan University
Barchard Hayes
Eng
Toledo
Webb Hayes
Cleveland
Rutherford P. Hayes
Framont
Scott Hayes
Cornell University
Fanny Hayes
Dam at Lake Hopatcong Damaged Dam Safety Fears Rise
Surge of anxiety across Stanhope Boonton and Dover as experts inspect the Lake Hopatcong outlet dam after heavy rains. Lake Hopatcong spans nearly ten miles with depths reaching 150 feet in some sections, prompting urgent local concern.
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Lake Hopatacony
N. J
Stanhope
Boonton
Dover
Hopatacony
Hopatacouy
Thirteen Unfortunates Bound for State Hospital
In Cuanteston on June 22 Dr. Robert L. Brown assistant superintendent of the female department of the Hospital for the Tnlane arrives with B. Ralston Simon Young and Mme Sleeth to escort thirteen patients to the State Hospital for the Insane. The list includes Greenbrier John Dwyer Raleigh Susan Burnside Harvey Clemens Fayette Norman Wilson Monroe Rosa Foster Kanawha Train Fauber Ellen Foley Lincoln Walter Love Cabell Misa Webb Jackson Roretta Sayre Irwin Slaughter Ritchie Della Smith and Cornelia Maulsby.
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Wedat
Mrs Hayes In Fremont Suffering Severe Paralysis
The Fremont physicians report Mrs K B Hayes remains unconscious with no change in condition at 2 pm. Her right side is completely paralyzed and she is speechless. Doctors doubt her recovery and state she is free from pain despite the critical state.
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Toneno
K. B. Hayes
Fremont
Sabin Divorce Case Sparks Washington Gossip
Washington observers discuss the Sabin divorce, with St. Paul friends saying the affair harms the Senator and predicts a possible remarriage unless public outcry stops it. They doubt the charges and accuse certain Mrs Sabin allies in Washington of opportunism as attempts to contact her fail.
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Sabin
St. Paul
Baat
Pittsburg Youth Accused Of Embezzling 35000 At Bank
Harry H Flamm 21 employed in the Masonic National Bank book keeping department was jailed on embezzlement charges after bank president W W ONeil filed information with Alderman McMastery. Bail set at 20000. Flamm allegedly admitted stealing 35000. investigation followed reports of irregular accounts.
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Fonda
Harry H. Flom
Masonic National Bank
W. W. O'Neil
McMastery
Flatm
Atorney
Ferguton
Kerr
Flamm
Priso
Oto
O'Neil
Wall Street Buzz on Clean Coal Trust Rumors
Rumors of a formal coal trust to control major mines stir Wall Street. An English syndicate or American figures like Austin Corbin and Sam Sloan are named in talks to buy coal firms and guarantee operators a 25 cent per ton profit. Reading voting trust battles are also tied to the scheme as markets value coal and mining stocks at about 156 million dollars.
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New York
Wall Street
Austin Corbin
Sam Sloan
Mde
Reading Voting
Reading Eheres
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Reading
Lehigh Valley
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Lackawanna
Delaware
Hadeon
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Navigation
Poison at Findlay and other 1900s notices
Thirty one persons in Findlay Ohio were poisoned by canned beef at a July meal. Six physicians treated the group from twenty families as they recovered. Beer sold by W T Peck bought from Armour Chicago linked to the incident. Also notes on an advertising scheme in New Jersey and a wrecked American bark Bracoe near Kingston one day.
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Cleveland
Findlay
Ohio
W.T. Peck
Armour
Chicago
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