Revolt in Lodz Poland as Riots Burst Across City
Reports describe a three day bloodbath in Lodz with rioters clashing with Russian troops. Police and soldiers killed and wounded as crowds looted shops and set fires on Piotrkowska Street.Jewish and Gentile residents face brutal violence amid state crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yssia
Poland
Russia
Manuria
Lodz
Illary
Piotroon Street
Cattery
St. Petersburg
Polish Uprising Intensifies As Riots Consume Warsaw
Reports describe barricades built across streets with carts and wires hindering cavalry charges. Soldiers faced deadly resistance, with women and children among the dead as chaos spread from dawn. Gendarmes and infantry clashed with armed crowds in Warsaw amid protests and strikes across Polish rail and factory hubs.
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Warsaw
Troopa
Social Democratic Party
Poand
Lithuania
Lodz
Big Cattle Shipments From South To North
Long trains of palace stock cars rush north this month as up to 100,000 southern cattle move to the western range. Railroads sidetrack express trains to speed these shipments, boosting cattlemen’s profits by about ten dollars per head amid cheaper forage for northern ranchers.
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West
Missouri River
Sioux City
Texas
Tie
Russia in Turmoil as Years of Strife Kill Thousands
A long, detailed summary of Russia's internal upheaval through late 1904 and early 1905. Reports describe mass rioting, executions, and protests across Moscow, Warsaw, Lodz, Baku, and Petrograd, with troops clashing with workers. Notable episodes include demonstrations in St. Petersburg, the Winter Palace shutdown, and widespread casualties. Also noted are tax and military leadership moves in the United States and West Point commandant succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Lodz
Warsaw
Moscow
Cronstadt
Empire
St. Petersburg
Switzerland
Sasoneff
Binister von Plehve
Kazan
Bazom
Russian
Poland
Baku
Neva
Winter Palace
Walher Gopon
Hans &Rimsoneder Scatt
Radom
Riga
Odessa
Reval
Libay
Rigi
Kovno
Lodzon
Sosnovice
Tomsk
Siberia
Fast Train Resumed On Century Line After Wreck Inquiry
The New York Central Lake Shore Twenty Century Limited, wrecked at Mentor Ohio, is restored to an eighteen hour Chicago New York schedule after a full safety based investigation. Officials ruled speed did not cause the crash and that Malicious switch action was the likely factor. President Newman based the decision on Ohio inspectors and railroad commissioners reports.
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New York Central Lake Shore
Mentor
Ohio
W. H. Newtan
Cuiicago
New York
Newman
New York Central
Chicago
W. E. Marshall
Lake Shore
Morris
Railroad Commission
State of Ohio
W. O. Jackson
Jackson
Ife
Twentieth Century Limited
Oddball Musings From The Times Of Gora
A collage of satirical lines comments on politics war nations and personalities. Mentions Norway Sweden John Paul Jones Mae Wood Toni Lawson and General Miles with humorous asides about insurance houses and skyscraper plans. Ends with a Rochester Herald quote about Norway and Sweden.
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Norway
Sweden
Miles
Russia
Henry James
Express Company
Teamsters
Mae Wood
Dr. Patton
Weaver
Ego
Toni Lawson
Chicago
John Paul Jones
Quittable Insurance Company
O‘syeland
Ohio
Rochester Herald
Notable 19th Century Envoys and Public Figures
William Woodville Rockhill, diplomat in Pekin and Washington, served as secretary, charge d affaires in Korea, and United States minister to Greece, Roumania, and Servia, later special envoy to China. Mrs. Cramer aided editor William Cramer of the Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin for over forty years. Rev. Lee Anna Starr, Paris minister, refused to wed divorcees unless proven. Theodore Delyannis, Greece’s prime minister, served forty six years, Berlin congress representative. Edward Doyle, blind poet of New York, publishes third book at age 50. Q E Dallas of Leavenworth sent into state claims. Boston Corbett linked to Lincoln assassination remains in Texas.
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Wiliam Woodville Rockhill
Conger
Pekin
W. W. Rockhill
Korea
China
Mongolia
Whibet
United States
Mr. Rockhill
State Department
Washington
Greece
Roumania
Servia
William ©. Cramer
Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin
W. E. Cramer
Cramer
Europe
Cramers
Paris
Lee Anna Starr
Miss Starr
Theodore P. Delyannis
Kalavryta
Athens
Tr. R. Delyannis
Wreck at Mentor Opens Debate Over Plot and Schedule Change
Officials say the twentieth century limited wreck at Mentor Ohio killed nineteen people and was caused by an open switch, prompting Lake Shore to abandon its eighteen hour schedule and resume the old twenty hour run. Investigators and railroad police seek the responsible person amid claims of a deliberate act.
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Mentor
Ohio
New York
Chcago
Alexander Campbell
Lake Shore
U.S. Plans Summer Capital in Benguet Mountains
The United States intends to relocate the government to a Benguet site near Manila during summer, creating a mountain capital with hotels and official buildings. The move mirrors Simla in India, providing a healthful climate and reducing heat and humidity for officials and families.
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United States
Manila
Simla
India
Government of
Calcutta
Japan
Colorado
Medical Corps of
Army
Missionary Boards
Three men killed and one wounded in Palmetto feud
Telegraphic briefs report a feud fatally wounding three men with a fourth seriously hurt at Palmetto Louisiana. Separate items note Hessian fly damage to Nebraska wheat and a former Yale baseball captain, F. L. Quimby, going insane near Colima Cuba before killing himself with a razor.
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Palmetto
Omaha
Nebraska
F. L. Quimby
Yale
Colima
Cuba
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Looz
RED Terror
Lprocdy Rtotsi
Batte
South
Prussia
Little
Wodz
Manchester
Cossacks
Young
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Duluth
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Robert L. Howze
Sixth Cavalry
West Point
O. G. Treat
United States Artillery
Jolo
Gora the News
Edward Doyle
Q. E. Dallas
Leavenworth, Koan
The
Abolition Society of
Boston
Boston Corbett
J. Wilkes Booth
Philippines
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