Riots and bloodshed as Lodz reels after bomb attack
Turmoil gripped Lodz as Cossacks faced a bombing incident at Haluty barracks killing four and wounding sixteen, with mobs burning shops, looting liquor stores, and clashing with police and troops. Casualties soared amid street fighting, with hundreds reported dead or wounded and hospitals overwhelmed.
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Fens
Lodz
Haluty
Adis
Ely
Lody
Batricau
Neumann Haseen
Warsaw
Teddy
St. Petersburg
Earther
DREAD PLAGUE ON ISTHMUS
Panama reports a fatal case of bubonic plague at La Boca and reports further fever cases in Colon and Coton hospital. A British steamer Chile connected to the deceased is barred from Guayaquil. Rats from the ship Chile are under examination at Ancon. A New York bound steamer carried many canal employees on leave.
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Panama
la Boca
Chile
Gupayaquil
Mzorer
Ancon
Isthmus
Colon
Coton Hospital
Den
New York
Canal
Restitution by Alexander and Hyde denies large settlements
A lengthy letter from H M Alexander details deposits and bonds including Imperial Japanese 6 percent sterling loan and Oregon Short Line funds, with totals around 40 thousand dollars. James Hazen Hyde rejects claims of $5 million in settlements, defending his father Henry B Hyde and urging a fair reassessment of the estate and Equitable Society affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eate
Oregon
M. Murray
Murray
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Fifese
Insur
Mercantile Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Mercantle Trust Company
Mercantile Trust Company
Paul Marton
Washingtonton
Equitable Society
Equitable
Morton
Washington
Navy Department
Daughter of Gen Bragg Dies in New York
Carrie Graver, wife of locomotive engineer Whey Graver, widow of general Braxton Bragg, died at her Thirteenth Street home. She was buried at West Chester village. The obituary outlines her marriage to Arthur Sherman Graver from New Haven and their upbringing amid hardships.
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Gen. Bragg
New. York
Ties Whie
Alelet
Bragg Danistion
Newtiers
Arthur Sherman “Graver
New Haven
Conn
Newbern
Mortoh Plans to Stay In Town During Beaten Term
Mortoh signals intent to remain in town throughout the beaten term with brief weekend vacations. The article discusses salary lists and names linked to the Faustable Society, including Dr EB M. Lambert and Dr Edward Curtin, detailing salaries, tenure, and post-service payments. It notes investigations by Paul Morton and Thomas Ryan into the Bankable Life Insurance Society and potential affidavits in court, highlighting alleged misappropriations and syndicate actions.
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Mortoh
Chylman Marton
M. Lambert
Edward Curtin
Equitable
Society
George Squire
Mayer
William Travis Jerome
Paul Morton
Banltable Life Assurance Society
Thomas
Ryan
Frick Committee
Hendricks
Actinn
Mob Forms After Fatal Wounding in Leighton
June 24 Leighton Alabama a crowd pursues Frank Daniel a negro after he fatally wounds C M Wright a prominent merchant and Republican politician. Rioting threats and a mob organize to release Daniel’s father held by authorities as officials report the Charleston cruiser sails from Newport News for final sea trials.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Leighton
Here
C. M. Wright
Frank Daniel
Wright
Daniel
Denter
Courtland
Charleston
Norfolk
United States Cruiger
Newport News Shipbuilding and A Dry Dock Company
Virgo Capes
Peace talks stall as Lamedorf delays armistice prospects
Washington June 24 news reports peace negotiations between Russia and Japan stall due to Count Lamedorf delays. President Roosevelt met Russian Ambassador Cassini for courtesy. no armistice terms agreed and plenipotentiaries likely delayed until mid to late August. Ministers from both nations unclear, creating anxiety about public opinion in Japan. Col Thomas H. Mastin, Kansas City banker and real estate man, dies at 87 after paralytic stroke.
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Washington
Russia
Japan
Count ‘Lamedort
Ruaelan
Count Cassini
Roosevelt
Hatile
Manchuria
Ti Geema
Oyster Bay
Rusaia
Lamederft
Diplmatic Corps
Thomas Hastin
Kansas City
Fansan Civ
Thomas H. Masthi
Jefferson Dava
Wouthern
Threats of China boycott spur U.S. trade response
The article reports calls from Portland and other sources for immediate U.S. action over Chinese boycotts targeting American goods and missions. It cites Roosevelt's consideration, a Hong Kong cable warning, and Portland Chamber of Commerce urging looser immigration rules and enforcement aligned with treaty obligations.
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Bis
China
Scott
Oregon
Washington
Roosevelt
Portland
Oreg
Chamber of Commerce
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Éable
Hong Kong
We. D. Wheelright
Roosevalt
Chamber of Remforce
Roosevelt Washington
Yeater Gay
Mortuary notices from diverse towns report deaths
June 24 reports Rev Orrelia Cone of Watertown New York is aged 63 and a theology professor at St Lawrence University dying of heart failure. W H Albright raised in Atlanta dies in Montgomery Alabama en route to Winder Georgia for interment. M M Hudson of Waverly Hall and M Mangham of Rehoboth near Madison Georgia are also noted as deceased.
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Orrelia Cone
Watertown
Orrella Cone
Richardson
Theological School
St. Lawrence University
Insead
Atlanta
Winder
M. M. Hudson
Waverly Hall
Columbus
M. Husson
Ai. Mangham
Renoboth
Ye ‘Ee Eny
Ir. Mangham
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Kila
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Mes
Etromta
Eiven
Pecastona
Outi
Pragm
Sro
Amie
Leschno
Lods
Oal
Stephen Okrjein
Praga
Ana Nis
Bell Phoke
South
PRYOR
Alexander
Harati
Halt
Lamsdorff
Hussia
Sapen
Armistica Tast
Lieberman
Bieberman
Whitehall ST
North Broad Street
All America
William D. Whhel
Victoria
British Columbia
United States
Fanatayeire
Ecolles
United State
Unite States
Chamber OF Commerch
Wheelwricht
John W. Heidy
Nocih Georgia
Steve Use
Lemon Birth
Morlay
Mortuary
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