Massacre at Bialystok Sparks Jewish Mass Hate
Dispatches from Bialystok report 200 Jewish corpses and extensive mutilation amid riots. Officials claim riots suppressed though private messages dispute this, noting continued Jew-baiting in Russian Poland with death toll estimates from 200 up to 3000.
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Novosti
Bialystok
Poland
St. Petersburg
Didémisé
Douma
Bialy
London
Russia
Helsingford
Finland
Bidlystok
Beef Bill Inches Toward Accord As Wadsworth Leads
Washington June 18 The House Agriculture Committee devoted executive session to refining the meat inspection bill with President Roosevelt amendments. Wadsworth and Colorado Rep Brooks were authorized to shape the inspection provision after conference with the agricultural department. A key dispute remains over adding the phrase in the judgment of the secretary of agriculture. The cost of inspection is placed on the government and the report was recommitted to the committee to perfect it.
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Wadsworth
House Committee On Agriculture
Genesee
N. Y
Roosevelt
Brooks
Colorado
Agricultural Department
Cannon
Secretary of Agriculture
House
Case Committee On Agriculture
Bryan Visited Russia Sparks Czar Opposition Protests
Berlin dispatch says William J. Bryan's visit to St. Petersburg provoked reactionary leaders to oppose the progressive party. They accuse him of propping the czar against Russian authorities and threaten a strong diplomatic protest to Washington. The secret police reportedly shadowed Bryan amid claims of conspiracies during his visit. In Washington, the political scene shows a surge of Democratic support as Arkansas, Indiana, Missouri and North Dakota rally behind the Bryan standard, ending weeks of hesitation.
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Berlin
William J. Bryan
St. Petersburg
Morgen Post
Armerican
Progressive Party
Bryan
Court
Washington
United States
Lake
Standard
Arkansas
Indiana
Missouri
Baak
Balloonists Thomas and Levee land far beyond Cooperstown
Dr Julian T Thomas and pilot Charles Levee ascended from the Bronx in the Calloon Nirvana and, after a perilous night fueled by shifting winds, were reported 175 to 200 miles beyond Cooperstown in Shenango County New York. Balloonists Leo Stevens estimated the voyage's direction toward Harrisburg while weather conditions mirrored early French flights.
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New York
Julian P. ‘Thormas
C Levee
Meer Borith
New Berlin
Shenango County
Cooperstown
Julian T. Thomas
Atlanta
Charles Levee
Geornant
America
Central Union Gas Works
One Hundred and Eighth Street
Bronx
Leo Stevens
Thomas
Harrisburg
Count de la Vaulx
France
Tillman accuses Ridgley of knowing Walsh bank law violations
Washington June 18 Senator Tillman pushed a resolution seeking more facts on the Walsh bank failures in Chicago. He claimed banks illegally funded campaigns and asked the finance committee to probe Chicago associated banks and Ohio banks for improper contributions. He warned a bill loosening lending limits lacks penalties and blasted Comptroller Ridgely for a potential whitewash while detailing Fenton’s Chicago bank findings.
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Tillman
Walsh
Chicago
Finance Committee
Associated Banks
Ohio National
Patina Banka
Committee On Finance
Ridgely
Kholder
W. C. Fenton
National Bank of the Republic
Fenton
House
Jay
Chicago Clearing House Association
Aldrich
Rcinst
Daas
Walsh Bani
Johnson explains BIS Old Joe whisky charge
Georgia reporter questions Attorney Ligon Johnson about remarks on Old Joe whisky analysis. Chemist McCandless testifies that he reported whisky samples by number and did not know brand names, with some found to be largely cologne spirits colored by caramel. The committee traced No. 6 to Old Joe whisky from Bluthenthal & Bickert.
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Ligon Johnson
Tax Committee of Council
Bluthenthal
Beker State
McCandless
South Carolina
City Council
Colonel Lyon
J. McCandless
Bluthenthal & Bickert
Tere
Derailment Kills and Injures 100 at Prograntrenal Station
A passenger train derailment on the Eastern China railway near Prograntrenal station in Vladivostok leaves about one hundred dead or wounded. Fire and rescue crews respond as officials assess the disaster’s cause and scope.
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Vladivostok
Prograntrenal
Chinere Railway
Heartless man deserts his two small children
Special to The Ge ene at prerecenting Svacy Power e trie Bimmer Be Poling, who cane f noe rel found his two tere, Tandy, in a critical action Tod sent them to hospital. The eldest told of abuse by the father who allegedly threatened to kill her if she spoke.
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Svacy
Tandy
B. B. Poling
Atlanta Enamel Roof Company
House Adjourns for Georgia Representative Lester
Washington notes the House adjourned after adopting a sympathy resolution for the late Georgia Representative Lester. A committee was named to accompany the body to Savannah.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Lester
Georgia
Savannah
Debates Across Georgia Dominate Political Week
The third joint gubernatorial debate between Hoke Smith and Clark Howell is set for Rome at Mobley Park, with seating for several thousand and a schedule favoring Smith in the main segment. Howell will open, Smith speaks, then Howell closes. Rome crowd projections run high, while both candidates tour other towns ahead of the event. Howell serves on the University of Georgia board and will be in Athens. Smith plans stops in Logansville Villa Rica and Rome.
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Hoke Smith
Clark Howell
Rome
Mobley Park
Howell
Mr. Smith
Mr. Howel
University of Georgia
Athens
Mob 1M Gotham Cries for Life in Fort Worth Wolf Hunt
Fort Worth detectives captured Wheelock Harvey and David Melville as they returned from a wolf hunt near Springtown, Texas. Harvey is wanted in New York for a bank robbery totaling 330000. A letter from New York papers led to the arrest after a woman warned him. In New York, a separate incident reports a highwayman near Clinton Street who was attacked by a crowd after wounding a woman.
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Texas
Wheellock Harvey
David
Melville
Springtown
Here
New York
Harvey II
First National Bank
Harvey
Rebecca
Clinton
Treet
Trent Love
Letter to editor defends Judge Hines and Populist meeting
A Atlanta letter protests a June 16 statement about Judge J K Hines opposing a Populist executive meeting. The writer says Hines supported calling the June 14 committee meeting, helped draft the call, and urged longer discussion. The piece frames the judge as well regarded and asserts unity in the Populist effort.
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Atlanta Journal
Atlanta
The
J. K. Hines
Justice 1
Sim
Ess
Eight Candidates File Pledged for Governorship
Special to The Georgian from Columbia reports eight candidates filing pledges for governor and lieutenant governor spots. Names include J Sloan of Columbia and R Instant Joe B. Brunson of Greenville, with others from Ansel, Thamonaville, and Bishopville. A separate note mentions a glass door shattered in a doorway incident at Kimbell House on Decatur Street with two white men scuffling. one pine of gluea in the doorway and no immediate suspects found.
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Columbia
Smith
J. Sloan
Joe B. Brunson
Bu Ansell
Greenvillia
Luda
Leutenant
Thamonaville
T. Bishopville
Bar Wenereh
Mans, Ly
J. WT Tee Bane
Decatur Street
Gluea
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