Ambassador Cassini on Russian Jewry and peasant tension
Count Cassini asserts Russia faces peasant resentment toward money lenders over Jews. He notes agricultural efforts for Jews failed, emphasizes non religious basis for hostility, praises Jewish contributions, and cites government protection. He mentions a possible decree restricting armed Jews and the Bes Sarabia governor’s transfer as authorities address the ripples of the Kichiner affair.
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Washington
Count Cassini
Associated Press
Russia
Germany
Austria
Nicholas
Fueeta
St Petersburg
Ior
Raamben
Bes- Sarabia
St. Petersburg
Kichiner
Do You Eat Heartily or Have No Appetite
The column urges readers to take two doses of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters at once to prevent phrenic dyspepsia, warning that neglect can lead to stomach trouble and poor digestion.
Prohibition of Public Assemblies Sparks Saratoff Tensions
May 15 report from St. Petersburg notes province of Saratoff bans all public gatherings under heavy penalties amid renewed agitation. Disturbances feared in several localities threaten additional unrest in the capital.
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St. Petersburg
Saratoff
Russian officials defend Manchuria criticism amid press tensions
St. Petersburg reports say Russian officials feel deeply hurt by American press criticism of the Manchuria issue. They question whether Anglo-Japanese reporting is colored by broader interests and note the forty year friendship with America.
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St. Petersburg
Manchuria
America
Silk Road tensions loom in Koreans warned by Seoul dispatch
Seoul dispatch reports from May 18 that Quelpaert’s governor threatens to imprison Koreans who sell land to Japanese and to punish those who buy Japanese goods. It also warns of beheading Korean scholars if found in Japanese schools, reflecting rising punitive measures amid occupation.
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St. Petersburg
Hovoe Vremya
Seoul
Korea
Quelpaert
Chamber Protest Over Jewish Outrages in Russia
In Cincinnati on May 18 the chamber of commerce held a crowded meeting to condemn outrages on Jews in Russia. Speeches by President Elot Rather Mackey and others led to strong resolutions sent to the State Department in Washington.
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Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Russia
Elot
Rather Mackey
State Department
Washington
Portland Jewry Sends 3060 To Aid Machinet Massacre Survivors
Jewish citizens of Portland sent 3060 to New York on May 18 to bolster the fund aiding survivors of the Machinet massacre.
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Portland
Ore
New York
Russians Pressure China Threaten U S Cotton Markets
Baldwin notes Russia coerces Chinese partners to secure 800000 bales for Russian firms, diverting goods from American buyers. He warns continued Russian control of Manchuria could cut off a key U S cotton market within years.
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Baldwin
United States
Exciting Day on Cotton Exchange Shows Record Advances
New York May 18 a brisk cotton market session driven by Liverpool activity and New Orleans buyers. May opened at 11.68 cents up 53 points while July rose to 11.26 and August to 10.9 as traders covered shorts and pushed prices higher. Near day end May at 11.56, July 11.17, August 10.86 with overall gains around 10 to 47 points.
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New York
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
New Orleans Bull Clique
Spo
Northern Hotel Leased to I Co Morrill for 10 Years in Billings
The Northern hotel on North Twenty eighth street in Billings is leased for ten years to I Co Morrill of Minneapolis. The three story building, nearly ready, will start Morrill’s lease around September or October. Morrill, a veteran Northwest hotel man, brings strong recommendations including a governor’s endorsement. The hotel will operate on the European plan.
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The
Standard
Billings
North Twenty-eighth Street
P. BR. Mose
First National Bank
H. W. Rowley
Billings Water Power Company
I. Co
Alleged Newcastle Robbers Held in Billings Jail
Neuman and Woods alleged robbers of Newcastle Wyoming are in the county jail awaiting Sheriff Miller who has gone to Cheyenne for a requisition. Governor Toole will be asked to authorize their return. A revolver matching the stolen weapon was found on the south side near where the men pawned it shortly after arriving in Billings last Friday.
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The
Standard
Billings
Court Martial Ordered in Philippines Canteen Shortage
Secretary Boat ordered a court martial of Second Lieut. O. P. Robinson of the 40th Infantry for a shortage in canteen funds. A board of survey found a shortage but was disapproved by General Davis, commanding general of the Philippines.
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Washington
Boat
O. P. Robinson
40Th Infantry
Robinson
Davis
Philippines
Cashier Ware Resigns at Havre Office
J H Ware cashier of the Great Northern at Havre resigns. C A Parker of Cut Bank will take the office today. Parker formerly served as Great Northern ticket agent at Havre and is well known locally.
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Standard
Havre
J. H. Ware
Great Northern
A Parker
Cut Bank
Parker
Target Practice Postponed in Bozeman
Bozeman on May 18 reports the annual cadet corps target practice postponed due to stormy weather. event was set for Saturday but canceled because conditions worsened.
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Standard
Bozeman
College Cadet Corps
Northern Securities Petition Filed in Supreme Court
Washington May 18 Solicitor General Hoyt petitioned the U S Supreme Court to advance the hearing in the Northern Securities Co v United States case now on appeal from the Minnesota circuit court decision. Attorney General Knox joined the motion and Becumb interests favor the move. Counsel seek any December date, court to rule promptly on the motion. The brief raises whether a holding company can pool earnings and consolidate control to restraint interstate competition in violation of the law.
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Washington
Hoyt
United States Supreme Court
Northern Securities Company
United States
United States Circuit Court of the District of Minnesota
Knox
Becumb
Moton
China Cannot Open Manchuria Trade In Treaties
Peking states it is impossible to include Manchurian towns in commercial treaties due to Russian opposition. The American proposal includes Mukden Harbin and a minor port at the Mouth of the Yalu. W. W. Baldwin of New York, a cotton mill representative, reports on Manchuria trade conditions.
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Peking
China
United States
Mukden
Harbin
Yalu River
W. W. Baldwin
New York
Southern Cotton Mills
Manchuria
Convincing Proof By Kidney Pills In Ad Text
A fragmented testimonial claims Twan's Kidney Pills cured James Cullen of backache after four years of spells. The ad urges readers to visit the poster company store and ask customers for sale details with a 49 cent price.
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Isaac Newton
Strusnac
Coen
James Cullen
Mullen House
Mullen and
Main Streets
Centerville
Tee
Twan
Lrus
Miburn Company
Puffalo
United States
Dean's
Linea
Firefighter Hugo Hutt Credits Swamp Root Cure Story
Philadelphia firefighter Hugo Hutt, famed for strength, claims kidney trouble that baffled doctors was cured by Dr Kilmer Swamp Root after sample use. He cites army service, lengthy illness, and recovery as proof, urging readers to try the remedy.
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Philadelphia
Eaid
the North American
Hugo Hutt
Vine St
Keer on Trial for Milwaukee Saloon Murder
James Keer faces first degree murder charges in the April 1902 shooting of bartender Thomas Crystal at a Milwaukee saloon near Parshen Drug Co. He allegedly attacked after a dispute with Crystal and fired five shots. Crystal died after medical care. Keer claimed insanity and awaits lengthy proceedings with multiple witnesses.
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Judes Henry
Smith
Thomas Crystal
Milwaukee
Green Argan
Lincoln Working
R.M. Purcell
Col
Crystal
Keerl
Weerl
St. John’s Hospital
Sering
Keers
Board to consider Brevet and Medal of Honor awards
Washington May 18 Brig Gen James Wade and Theodore J Wint Lieut Col Harry W Hubbell artillery corps and Capt A Macomb fifth cavalry named to a board to review recommendations for Brevet and Medal of Honor awards covering all operations in the Philippines and to make recommendations accordingly.
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Washington
James ¥. Wade
Theodore J. Wint
Harry W. Hubbell
Artillery Corps
A. ©. Macomb
Fifth Cavalry
Philippines
Abduction Trial of Robert Stickney Reaches Jury
Great Falls dispatch reports the state’s case against Robert Stickney for abducting Hate Walcott from Denver to Montana in December to place her in a saloon tied to a Crystal Slipper opera scheme. Mabel Horne’s underage enticement case was previously heard and dismissed.
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Robert Stickney
Stickney
Walcott
Denver
Stame
Dover
Suckney
Mabel Horne
Miss Walcott
Miss Horne
Government Sues for Lumber Value in Montana Case
United States District Attorney Carl Rasch returned from San Francisco where he handled two appeals for the government. The major case involved the action against Montana Lumber and Manufacturing Co to recover 15000 dollars for about two million feet of lumber cut from unsurveyed land on the west side. The timber was cut, and the land remained unsurveyed, asserting government ownership.
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Standard
Helena
United States
Carl Rasch
San Francisco
Montana Lumber and Manufacturing Company
Knowles
West Side
Cleveland Unable to Attend Presbyterian Assembly Event
A telegram from former President Conover Cleveland to Chairman Parnett of the Presbyterian general assembly committee expresses regret that Cleveland cannot be present during the session in Los Angeles on May 18.
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Los Angeles
Conover Cleveland
Parnett
Committee On Entertainment
Presbyterian General
Cleveland
Judge Overrules Demurrer in Como Forest Reserve Case
Helena May 18 Judge Knowles rules 15 townships set apart as Lake Como forest reserve were not public lands and thus not subject to disposal under general laws He holds the land could not be lawfully set aside by the president and the land remains eligible for homestead entry The ruling may be appealed and delayed access to the lands until higher courts decide the public lands question.
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Helena
Knowles
United States
Carl Rasch
Matt Blendaur
Lolo Fork
Bitter Root River
Lake Como
Como
Bitter Root
Clagett
Secretary of the Interior
Udge Knowles
Congress
Land Department
Montana
Bitter Hoot Valley
School of Mines
Normal School
Deaf and Dumb School
Roscoe
General Land Office
Rasch
Test validity of textbook law debated in Helena court
Judge J M Clemente heard arguments on the demurrer in the case of Charlies H Snell v W W Welch et al challenging the state textbook law requiring a union label on school books. The decision will go to the supreme court with a ruling expected before June 3 ahead of the state textbook commission meeting.
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Standard
Helena
J. M. Clemente
District Court
Charlies H. Snell
W. W. Welch
State Textbook Commission
Iov
Robert E. Smith
B A. Carleton
Edward Horsky
Plaintif
James Donovan
Calumet Heels Mines declares 19 dollar dividend
Boston May 18 The directors of the Calumet Heels Mines Company declare a dividend of 19 a share. Today's dividend is the fourth of fiscal year and makes an aggregate eailing total profits distributed.
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Boston
Calumet @ Heels Mines
Campany
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bing
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