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07 Nov 1905
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Bryan Morning Eagle in Bryan, Texas
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1905
Page
1
Violence in Odessa as mobs slaughter Jews
Eyewitness reports describe riots in Odessa with looting and killings. Police and soldiers alleged to march at mobs head. hundreds killed or injured. Jewish quarter devastated and many homes burned. In Los Angeles area a string of auto accidents left one dead and several injured, including Mrs. AL T Austin with a fractured skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Red Cross
Los Angeles
Tima Angeles
AL T Austin
Edith Poley
Cc.c. Davis
F. B. Kendall
Eugene L. Titus
R. R. Robins
White City
Kan
Louis Marak
Mesars
Davis
Kendall
Titus
Wife
Alpha
Hill
Fiendish cruelties in Odessa riots reported
The Odessa correspondent cites mass killings and brutal injuries amid riots. Thousands died or were wounded, with 1000 bodies in Moldovanka pits to conceal numbers. over 300 children treated by doctors for saber wounds as authorities seek funds for police wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Odessa
The
Standard
Moldovanka
Fatal Encounters Across Cities Spark Plunder and Riots
Reports from St. Petersburg and surrounding provinces describe heavy casualties as soldiers clash with mobs and anti Jewish violence erupts. In Kremenchug twenty killed and eighty injured, Kutias train wrecks with nine soldiers dead, Berdicheff and Minsk see further killings and riots while Kishineff endures ongoing massacre and pillage. Jewish militia guards homes as four disguised detectives slain. In Forney Texas Mollie Graves, a restaurant operator, is killed by officers during the arrest of a suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Kremenchug
Kutias
Seeveral
Berdicheff
Minsk
Kishineff
Trepoff
Forney
Tex
Mollie Graves
John Johnson
Seven Being Treated as Yellow Fever Campaign Wanes
New Orleans reports the final week of the fever campaign with seven cases under treatment and few infection centers under observation. Federal staff are reduced to essentials, Dr White leaves for Chattanooga, Alabama quarantine lifted, rail schedules restored, and travel increasing. One new case and no deaths reported by noon Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Federal Service
White
Chattanooga
Alabama
Texas
Derridder
Calcasieu Parish
Red Spider Pest Widespread In Cotton Areas
The Department of Agriculture reports the red spider or rust mite has been prevalent in sections of the cotton growing regions for two years. It is a tiny yellowish red mite feeding on the undersides of leaves and at times all parts of the plant, likely distributed across the southern cotton belt. Notably, injurious outbreaks were seen in 1903 in South Carolina and Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
South Carolina
Georgia
Fatal Train and Street Car Collision in Chicago
A Grand Trunk passenger train collided with a street car crossing the tracks in Chicago on Monday morning. Two people died and three were seriously injured in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grand Trunk
Riots in Odessa Report 6000 Killed or Wounded
Odessa reports 6000 casualties from the recent riots. The city hospital holds about 2000 wounded as officials confirm the alarming toll. In Tennessee, James Winstead is jailed in Rogersville for the murder of his child, alleged by his dying wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Ban OU
Knoxville
Tenn
James Winstead
Rogersville
Winstead
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