Kurdish Massacres Threaten Tehran Front and Shah
Panic in Teheran as Kurds reportedly massacre Christians around Urumiah and besiege the city. Reports warn of potential Russian- Persia war over Kurdish depredations and a court crisis as the shah’s throne faces internal threats while northern regions drift under Russian influence.
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Tohenin
Uremiah
Uyuniah
Teheran
Russia
Corerie
Urumiah
Aramiah
Yeu
Cildren
Eshh
Persia
Shah
Nes
Datingst
Mohammed Ali Mirza
Assassina
Lend
Cissets
Turkey
China
Boy Aeronaut Drowns After Flag Snag During Parachute Drop
New Haven aeronaut Frederick L. Wood, 19, fell into the Passaic River after a flag became tangled in his parachute rope near Hillside Park, Tassaic. He rose briefly, then sank and drowned as witnesses watched. Body not recovered by late hour.
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New York
Hillside Park
Tassaic
Nob
Frederick L. Wood
New Haven
Conn
Passaic River
Wood
Nutley
Passaic
Weed
Robbers Hit Cuba Bank in Bashful Train Escape
Four men robbed the state bank of Cuba Kansas on Monday after an explosion wrecked the safe. They escaped with between 6000 and 8000 dollars, firing at a bystander and warning locals to stay away. Posse pursuit is ongoing as robbers fled toward Belleville on a handcar.
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Cuba
Kan
State Bank of
John Tobler
Tobler
Rock Island
Belleville
Belief Woman Murdered Shown by Retina Photo
Coroner Streeper in Alton believes an unidentified woman found in the Mississippi near here was murdered. A postmortem showed no water in the lungs and neck breaking. A retina photograph of one eye reportedly reveals a bearded man with a hooked nose and sparse hair, to be used in the investigation.
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Alton
Streeper
Mississippi River
Here
Streener
Vaderland Safe After Minor Machinery Disorder
The Red Star line steamer Vaderland has a minor machinery disarrangement after returning to Flushing for repairs. She left Monday for Dover once work was completed, ending a period of anxiety over rumors of grounding or a collision. The item sits among a burst of royal and civic ceremonies abroad.
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Antwern
Jane
Red Star Line
Vaderland
Flushing
Dover
Yaqui War Ends After 120 Years of Conflict
Hermosillo June 2 After a war endured for more than 120 years the Yaqui nation nears dissolution and will sever tribal relations becoming peaceful Mexican citizens. Originally numbering over 20 000 they refused Spanish and Mexican dominion yet now accept government authority and must surrender arms by June 15 for ratification of peace terms.
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Hermosillo
Sonora
Mex
Spain
Mexico
Baccatete
Sam Brannen
Brannen
Luis Bule
Bacatete
Jose Gonzales Salas
Bule
Woman's Slayer Is Jailed In Oakfield Case
Grant Poole, who shot and killed Mrs J H Orvis at Oakfield Methodist church, was captured by farmer Morgan near Ladoga eight miles from Oakfield. He was brought to Fond du Lac and jailed. Poole loved Grace Orvis, the deceased's daughter, and had a troubled past including a prior suicide attempt and time in Oshkosh state hospital.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Grant Poole
J. H. Orvis
Oakfield
Morgan
Ladoga
Poole
Grace Orvis
Oshkosh
Abel Bristal
Grace
Orvis
Laporte Sheriff Returns From Texas Confession Review
Laporte Indiana. Sheriff Smutzer returns from Vernon Texas where he investigated an alleged confession by a man named Truelson claiming involvement with Mrs. Gunness in several murders. The sheriff did not bring Truelson back, citing the confession as possibly a ploy to avoid a forgery charge.
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Laporte
Ind
Smutzer
Vernon
Tex
Truelson
Smith
Auto crash on Ocean Parkway kills two men
A touring car carrying merrymakers from Coney Island veered to 50 mph, struck a tree, flipped, and toppled. Two men died instantly, two more were fatally injured, while two survivors escaped with minor injuries. The crash occurred Monday on Ocean Parkway in Brooklyn.
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New York
Ocean Parkway
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Cleveland Nears Recovery at Home in Princeton
Former President Grover Cleveland returned to his Princeton home from Lakewood New Jersey after about two months away. He arose early on Monday, had a hearty breakfast, and sat reading on the veranda. He is said to have almost fully recovered.
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Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Lakewood
Earthquakes Rattle Yalta as Inhabitants Flee Streets
Dispatches from Yalta report repeated shocks with four strong quakes. Residents fled from homes and spent the night on streets and quays. Many tallied structural damage to houses amid the quake scare in St. Petersburg’s report.
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St. Petersburg
Yalta
Bryan Makes Five Speeches in Chadron Nebraska Tour
W J Bryan opened the second week of his Nebraska tour at Chadron addressing an early morning crowd gathered to meet his train. He delivered five speeches Monday as part of the tour. Twelve hurt in Fort Worth streetcar fire panic injures two seriously.
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Bryan
Chadron
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Pante
Fort Worth
Tex
Jime 2
Arlington Heights
New Law Ends All Money Panic Fear
Washington reports currency experts see the money panic ending as the Aldrich Vreeland bill becomes law after President Roosevelt signs it. Aldrich ends the La Follette Gore filibuster with a 43 to 22 senate vote. Congress adjourns after swift final action on omnibus bills.
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Washington
Capitol
Aldrich Vreeland
Roosevelt
Senate
Wilson
Chicago
Aldrich
Gore
Oklahoma
Senator Stone
Mr. la Follette
Jeader
Mr. Gore
la Follette
Brown
Borah
Rownie
Heyburn
Kittridge
Congress
Sixtieth Congress
House
Alleged Argh Fiend Freed in Dowagiac Case
Dowagiac Michigan June 2 James Brimmingstahl, jailed after his wife accused him of strangling David Huff, was released when evidence failed to prove the charge. His wife could not testify, and Brimmingstahl admitted prior west murders. he has returned to work at his former show.
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Brimmingstah
West
Arkansas
Various 1900s incidents and deaths across cities in brief
Ernest Lamson an actor and bay wright died in St Louis from typhoid pneumonia. The cruiser Charleston and the gimboat Yorktown arrived at Portland Maine. Birmingham Alabama to resume furnaces and mines will employ idle men. Adolphie Steinhell a painter and mother-in-law were garroted in Pagis studio. Wilbur I Horn of St Louis shot himself after preparing. Four bandits who robbed a Great Northern train at Great Falls Montana were arrested. Mrs Bella K Bourgeat daughter of Hellett Kilbourn prominent DC real estate operator found asphyxiated in Washington apartments. Mobile Panama steamship line began business with Tholma departing Mobile for Cristobal carrying passengers and mail. A Roy C Thompson claim alleged son of Rochester M capitalist held in LA on suspicion of attempted robbery. two revolvers and a mask found. James Jacobs of Utica engineer on NY Central died in Columbus hotel of heart disease. he was a delegates to engineers convention. Consolidation of Fifth Third National Bank in Cincinnati ends legacy banks. new bank capital 2.5 million deposits over 12 million surplus 1.03 million.
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Ernest Lamson
Baywright
St. Louis
Charleston
Portland
Birmingham
Ala
Adolphie Steinhell
Pagis
Wibur I. Horn
Auielde
Great Northern
Great Falls
Mont
Bella K. Bourgeat
Hellett Kilbourn
Washington, D. Cc
Ilnen
Mobile
Tholma
Chistobal
Colombia
Manu
Roy c. Thompson
Los Angeles
Lim
James Jacobs
Utica
N. Y
New York Central Road
Columbus (C
Jacobs
National Bank
Cincinnati
Supreme Court Affirms Pierce Extradition Ruling
The U S Supreme Court on Monday affirmed the Eastern District of Missouri’s extradition order against H. Clay Pierce of the Waters Pierce Oil Company of St Louis. Pierce faces perjury charges in Texas alleging a conspiracy in restraint of trade tied to a Texas business application. The Waters-Pierce company is claimed to be part of the Standard Oil Company.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
United State Circuit Court
Missouri
H. Clay Pierce
Waters
Pierce Oil Company
St. Louis
Texas
Waters-Pierce Company
Standard Gili Company
Fight Proves Fatal in Long Beach Labor Row
A deadly clash between rival Italian laborer gangs at a dredging company site in Long Beach left one man dead and another dying while a third person was arrested after eluding capture for hours. Local authorities allege the suspect held off a pursuing crowd as tensions escalated.
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Freeport
L. J
Long Beach
Markets and grain prices from Chicago and New York
The markets show a weak flour market in Chicago with mixed wheat and corn futures. Spring wheat around $5.80 to $5.90, Minnesota hard patent at $4.90 to $5.10, and other grain ranges. Butter and eggs list varied prices, while New York reports dull flour and firmer July wheats on weekly bullish data and light receipts.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Tuly
New York
MyNsyoc
RYE
Duill
No. 2
Western
Mle
Live Stock Market Report Chicago June Prices
Live stock prices in Chicago show mixed results with steers and heifers trading around 4.00 to 6.00 per unit. Hogs advance to about 5.50 to 8.50 while sheep and lambs move higher, with wethers near 4.00 and lambs around 6.00 to 7.00.
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Chicago
Barrow
Ught Barrow
Ewig
Wethers
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Shah of Persia
ROS Bank
GET
Berlin
William
Gustav
Queen Victoria
Sweden
Tempelhof
Kingston
Wei
Diaz
Secuel of Trueison
Gunness
Bay
Bill
Dowagiac
Mich
Dios-Dios
Manila
I Maunstino Ablen
Leyte
Espiridion Rota
McElmell
Philadelphia
Jackson MecElmell
United States Navy
Keith
Pierce
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