Russian turmoil spreads terror in Odessa and Kiev quarter
Reports from Reuters and Standard describe a wave of massacres, looting, and arson targeting Jewish quarters in Odessa and other south Russian cities after the emperor granted a constitution. Tens killed, hundreds wounded, and entire streets, factories, and shops torched as troops, Cossacks, and police struggle to restore order.
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Russian Jew killings and anti Jewish riots in Kieff
Reports from Kieff describe continued massacres of Jews amid mob attacks on Christian sites. General Karass deployed Cossacks as mobs looted markets and killed and wounded many. Violence spread with rumors of desecrated monasteries and renewed anti Jewish clashes in Warsaw and other cities.
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Strikes Rise in Slavic Capital Amid Turmoil
In St Petersburg on November 3 a general strike was proclaimed marking the emperor's accession anniversary. Rail workers began returning to service though disruptions persist. Rioting in provinces continues with reports of massacres and mob attacks on Jews, Odessa and Kiel show grave conditions. Rumors of empressal support for autocratic power circulate as repression talk grows. The city council praised the emperor's freedom, while strikes threaten high bread prices and funerals for Tuesday's victims loom. A Sunday demonstration is expected as bodies are laid to rest. Censor ship ends. press regulations withdrawn. Witte struggles to form a cabinet. An official note urges calm, self-control, and orderly conduct.
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The Easy Oil Scott's Emulsion Promotes Easy Use
Scott's Emulsion labeled the easy oil says it is easy to take and gentle on the stomach, delivering cod liver oil benefits without griping or nausea. It warns against cheap emulsions or alcohol substitutes and promotes the product by name and address.
Witte Opposes Anglo Entente
St. Petersburg, November 3 The appointment of M Bakhmetieff as minister to Japan was suspended pending a final decision on raising Tokio mission to an embassy Count Witte is expected to oppose an Anglo Russian entente aimed at Japan and Germany Lamardorff supports Detecasse policy Negotiations in London have not advanced Lord Lansdowne and Count Benkendorff discussed common ground and Russia suggested Britain submit propositions for basis of talks Sir Charles Hardinge will discuss next steps upon returning to Russia
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Folk Intensifies Fight Against Graft In Missouri Leader's Address
Joseph W. Folk of Missouri spoke at the Central Armory in Cleveland to boost the Democratic ticket. He urged a national political revival against graft, praising a moral awakening that would restore honesty in public and private life. The crowd, about 5,000, heard Mayor Johnson introduce him.
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Cordelia Rutty Store Shooting in Salisbury
In Salisbury a fight at Rutty and Hedrick on Main Street ended with John M. Connell a Southern Railway engineer shot by co owner Rufty. Connell collapsed in For man and Green jewelry shop in a dying state. Rufty surrendered to police.
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Water Power Development at Barnett Shoals Mill Expansion
Athens Ga November 3 Special considerable portion of Barnett Shoals water power to be developed and Star thread mill capacity doubled work already advanced and due for completion next year a dam across the Geonee river 400 feet long eight feet high almost finished enabling power use for the mill and potential rewards from the extra power not yet specified Ignite power to spare for spindles and other uses upon completion of improvements.
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Bulletin on Georgia agricultural education for young farmers
Athens special reports the University of Georgia prints 10 000 bulletins detailing its agricultural department programs for statewide youth seeking education in farming The aim is to attract students to Diet classes and showcase university progress noting expected increases in the department next year Deputy Sheriff Killa Negro Clarksville reports a fatal shooting as Lescer Barron deputy sheriff shoots Gus Williams colored after an attempted arrest and a chase ending in a tundocn incident
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Cordele Gunfight Ends in Death and Wounding
After a confrontation near Albert Wellons' hotel, Chief Johnson exchanged fire with the Burge group. Witt Burge and a second man died, while Hume Burge and J P Hendley were wounded. Will Burge posted bond and Rufus Burge was buried. Chief Johnson and Officer Dorman are recovering. The city remains quiet.
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Cattle Rates Declared Unjust by Interstate Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled today on the Cattle Raisers' Association of Texas case against the Missouri Kansas Texas Railway and others. It found that advances in live stock rates from points north of the Texas quarantine line during 1903 were unjust and unreasonable.
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Observer Buys News in North Carolina Acquisition
The Charlotte Observer purchases Greenville News with the former editor of Greenville taking the editor role at The Raleigh News-Times in Raleigh North Carolina. The acquisition consolidates two regional papers and reshapes editorial leadership.
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Pope Receives Americans in Private Audience
The pope received Bishop Hichter of Grand Rapids Michigan in a private audience on November 3 and later welcomed Bishop Canevin of Pittsburgh.
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Melon farming boom in the Great Southwest promises big profits
Progressive farmers report cantelopes thriving on cheap land with yields near 100 crates per acre at 92 cents each. Demand from eastern buyers outstrips supply, while watermelons and berries also show promise. Frisco System invites inquiries plus discounted 25 percent round trips on select November and December Tuesdays.
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