Revolting Evidence From Bialystok Massacre Reported
The Associated Press correspondent describes the Bialystok massacre as mass killings and looting by mobs against Jews. Troops restored order after days of violence with many Jewish and Christian deaths and widespread destruction. Count Witte in France declines to be quoted on Russian politics and urges peace and reform.
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Russia
Bialystock
Associated Press
Bialystok
Poland
St. Petersburg
Denghis Khan
China
Central Asia
France
Count Witte
Assia
Portsmouth
Wentworth
Witte
M. Witte
Powder Magazine
Europe
Coronation Crowds Fill Trondheim For King Haakon Visit
Thousands visit Norway's capital as King Haakon's coronation proceeds. The French cruiser Admiral Aube delivers the embassy to Trondheim with dignitaries landing and a guard of honor. Premier Michelson leads cabinet members toward the ceremony while American Major William Gibson attends.
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Norway
Trondhjem
Aube
Haakon
Michelson
Christiana
William Gibson
St. Petersburg
Town Seized as Santo Domingo Revolts Stir Area
Dispatches from Commander W H Sutherland aboard the Yankee report serious disturbances near Monte Christi and Dajabon as revolutionists seize the town then retreat inland. Taft receives Bolton notes arguing the revolutions are exaggerated and locally based with limited government impact.
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Washington
State Department
W. H. Sutherland
Navy
Monte Christi
Santo Domingo
Dajabon
Haytien
Taft
George R. Bolton
Colton
Officers Chosen By National League of Republican Clubs
The National League of Republican Clubs elected officers: President General E A McAlpin of New York. Vice President H H Myers of Little Rock. Secretary Chauncey Dewey of Hamilton Ohio. Treasurer W G Porter of South Dakota. The executive committee will select the next meeting place.
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Philadelphia
National League of Republican Clubs
E. A. McAlpin
New York
H. H. Myers
Little Rock
Chauncey Dewey
Hamilton, O
W. G. Porter
South Dakota
Steamer Fire Sparks Narrow Escape near Dallas
The steamer Frank P. Holland caught fire on June 20 near Dallas. Captain Armistead and Engineer McElroy acted quickly to prevent flames from reaching dynamite. the blaze was soon checked without further damage.
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Dallas
Frank P. Holland
Armistead
McElroy
Rubber ball in baseball game sparks league dispute
Montgomery President Amerine reports a ball from the New Orleans game found to be rubber like after being hit by Apperius. Mullaney to present findings to Southern League president Judge Kavanaugh. Other notes cover scores from the Southern, National, American, Texas and South Texas leagues plus a Fisher-Oliver dispute and the upcoming July 3 cotton report.
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Montgomery
Ala
Ameline
Mongomery
Mullaney
New Orleans
Appinus
Apperius
Shreveport
Gills
Amerine
William Kavanaugh
Southern Baseball League
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