Disorder and violence in Bialystok mobs hunt Jews
Reports from Bialystok describe riots as peasants armed with clubs and scythes joined by mobs, with Jews firing from windows as soldiers fired volleys and cavalry patrolled. Authorities recalled infantry and cavalry, but unrest continued amid pillaging and claims of wider conspiracies.
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Bialgstok
Bialystok
Talemap
Grodno
Mackre
Uesday
Minsk
Perwna
Fnday
Tosradey
Sriteant
Jacotsan
Arakentsuff
Mirsk
Kurioff
Omer
Steneplein
Welthart
Poltoghe
Odessa
Lock Type Canal Across Isthmus Voted by House
Washington June 15 In committee of the whole today the house by 110 to 34 voted in favor of a lock canal across the isthmus of Panama the amendment presented by Representative Littauer of New York. Members crowded aisles as Mr Burton urged settling the type and noted the Spooner act implications favoring a lock canal.
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House
Panama
Littauer
New York
Congress
Burton
Oslo
Uwreat University
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Wala
Sax
Williams
Mississippi
Bartlett
Georgia
Watson
Indiana
Guano Houses Face Back Tax Suit In Georgia
Georgia and Fulton County seek more than a quarter million dollars in back taxes filed by Tax Collector Andy P Stewart. The suits name Swift Fertilizer Works Virginia Carolina Chemical Company and Armour Fertilizer Works with totals reaching 871,200 138,400 and 19,580 respectively. The action follows a Supreme Court ruling on taxing money notes and accounts in the home office state.
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Georgia
Fulton County
Andy P Stewart
Stewart
Swift Fertilizer
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Armour Fertilizer
Rosser
Supreme Court
Richmond County
Congressmen Lester Falls Through Skylight in Washington
Congressman Lester on roof of apartment house searching for grandchildren, falls through skylight and is fatally mangled. Incident details indicate a serious accident in the capital with rescue efforts by onlookers and authorities ongoing.
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Lester
Washington
Savannah Congressman Hurt in Hotel Roof Fall
Colonel R B Lester of Savannah was severely injured in a Calra apartment house accident on Q street when a skylight collapse caused him to fall 30 feet from the thirteenth floor to the twelfth. He suffered a crushed leg a fractured shoulder and internal injuries. His recovery was reported unlikely by physicians.
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Calra
Q_ street
R. B Lester
Savannah
Lester
I Lester
Martha Randolph
Cairo
Oweser
Moore
Harry
Colonel Lester
Bell
Mooore
Roosevelt Letter on Meat Inspection Sparks House Clash
Washington June 1 Chairman Wadsworth released a summary of Roosevelt's letter to Wadsworth on meat product inspection. The president says changes to the house amendment worsen the bill, while Wadsworth calls the claim wrong and defends provisions in the bill. Secretary Loeb also issued notes outlining the dispute and its impact on packing reforms. Washington June 15 the commerce commission seeks railroad stock and coal transaction data under the Tillman-Gillepsie resolution with responses due by July 15.
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Wadsworth
House Committee On Agriculture
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Loeb
Secretary of Agriculture
Neer State Commerce Commission
United States
Umder
Tillman-Gilleaple Resolution
Death of Col Lester Follows Apparent Accident in Savannah
Col Lester, veteran Savannah leader and former Georgia state senate president, was injured in an incident described as an accident. He was briefly conscious, then sinking, while his wife, Drs Kent and Carr attended. Lester, a Democratic river and harbor committee member since 1851, is a Confederate veteran and ex mayor.
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Hoty
Drs Kent
Carr
Mrs Moore
Theody
Colonel Lester
Snyder
Col. Lester
Lester
Savannah
Sinc
Ftty-First
River and Harbor Committee
Georgia State Senate
Savanneh
Four people injured as street car plunges off bank
Four occupants of a car including Mrs Hutt Mrs Grace Goodwin and Mr and Mrs W Hutt were to College Park Streetcar line near Delouch Place when the machine left the rails jumped the embankment and burst into flames. Grace Goodwin suffered severe burns and several others were injured but non fatal, with the party later treated at Dr Curtis and Griffeths.
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Grace Goodwin
Delouch Place
East Point
Fort McPherson
College Park Street
W. Hutt
Washington Street
J M Goodwin
Crew Street
Virginia
W C Hutt
J. M Goodwin
Oss Grace Goodwin
Unn
Miss Goodwin
College Park
Atlanta
Marshal Ryan
Rapid Galt
Easts Point
Belle Crovelne
Goodwin
Hutt Sepeed
Stewart
Sage
Curtis
Mins Goodwin
Mr Hutt
Mr. Hutt
Heirs accuse Julius Brown of $10000 estate fraud
Four of six heirs of Joseph E Brown war governor and U S senator file suit in superior court alleging Julius L Brown an executor schemed to buy estate realty for 5028 when value was 16000 gaining 10000 improperly. They seek nullification of deeds and return of lands to estate for equal distribution among heirs. A related petition claims legatees are entitled to their shares after nine years of executors’ qualification.
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Joseph Brown
Mary V Connally
Elijah Brown
Sallie Eugenia Brown
George M. Brown
Joseph E Brown
Georgia
United States
Julius L. Brown
Joseph M. Brown
Governor Brown
Peter Brown
Leon Eplan
Mike Shuman
Teon Eplan
Julius L Brown
Eame
Witkinson
Weather Forecast for Georgia This Weekend
Washington June 15 forecast for Saturday and Sunday calls for showers in Georgia with variable winds. Winds will become northeast and likely increase by Sunday.
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Washington
Georgia
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