Expulsion of Jews from Kiev Surges in 1905
The Kiev displacement campaign moves 45 Jews a day. From July 4 to 16, 497 expelled via forced departure. 1,121 left through warnings. Since May 24, 3,641 expelled by first method and 3,011 by second. Jewish relief committee cites 700 families already gone, 400 more at risk. Authorities use gendarmes and exile to stage after stage, with armed escorts and confiscations.
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Kiev
Rusela
Bolemnka
Dmiefska
Bhe
Jewish Relief Committee of
Iegwily
Fiery Haired Vig Murdock Attacks Speaker Cannon
Hmparia Kansas July 19 Congressman Peter Murdoch an insurgent opened his campaign with a speech denouncing Speaker Cannon. He labels Cannon a standpat er and standstiller opposing progressive reform from meat inspection to civil service. He accuses Cannon of aligning with Tammany and harming representative government.
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Hmparia
Kans
Peter Murdock
Cannon
Catinon
Tammany
Government classifies Cape Good Hope wool as tariff issue
The treasury department formally classifies a Cape Good Hope native wool as a new tariff item labeled sample 3998. It describes the wool as a cape goat a sheep product in a tangled, tundown condition and notes it will be taxed as a distinct product entering U.S. markets.
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Sam Washington
Treasury Department
Cape of Good Hope
Treasure Department
Nped
Cape Good Hope
Maul Company Fraud Charge Stirs Sumison Scene
In Sumison Colorado on July 14 a report alleges the Maul Company faced fraud charges amid tension surrounding the April election. The item notes alleged intimidation linked to political activity and references the Colorado Yule company in the context of the dispute.
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MAUL
Sumison
Colo
War- Me
Colorado
Blacksmith 15 in Saddle in Colo Politics
Denver July 19 State Auditor Rhoady Kenehan said he will not issue warrants for salaries or incidentals of the special legislature session unless advised by the attorney general and his bondsmen that it is legal. He cannot draw warrants for campaign law expenditures as the measure has no such provision.
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Denver
Rhoady Kenehan
Prospector Dies in Winter Storm After Finding Gold
A prospector's skeleton was found in Buffalo Pass near Steamboat Springs Colorado after a winter storm. A bottle of forged gold was in a pocket along with a carg in the pocket bearing the name Jobi J. H. Kul Providence R I.
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Steamboat Springs
Colo
Buffalo Pass
Here
Jobi J. H. Kul
Providence
R. 1
Soldier escapes capture in Cheyenne with pistol
Walter A. Pratt, a colored Ninth Cavalry trooper and military convict, fled Fort Russell after noon Monday. He fired at pursuing officers in Coke Alley Red Light district, then disappeared across Crow Creek and Colorado & Southern tracks. Authorities warn Pratt is desperate and may resist arrest if found again.
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Fort Russell
Walter A. Pratt
Pratt
Ninth Cavalry
Leutenant
Cheyenne
Coke Alley
Colorado & Southern
Crow Creek
Conyret
Mother Saves Baby Under Resort Walk In Coney Island
New York July report details Mia Blumstein and five children living under a resort walkway near Coney Island. With sand as a bed and four boardwalk planks for shelter, the family endured eight days before authorities intervened. The baby Catalina, ill from heat, survived after the mother relocated with the children to seek fresh air and aid.
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New York
Mia
Blumstein
Pay Street
Headersop' A Island
Coney Island
W Myria
Hughts
Catalinas
Plussian
Catalina
Raster
Rachel
Shere
Wayne man arrested for sisters murder over marriage
Wayne Nebraska July 29 Wayne Flege was arrested here charged with the murder on June 30 of Louise Wigalster. The arrest followed a farm hand confession implicating Flege and said to have stemmed from his desire to marry despite his sister Louise’s opposition.
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Wayne, Neb
Wayne Flege
Wigalster
Louise
Flege
Slater
Fire Destroys Prison Shirt Factory at Joliet
A blaze at Joliet, Illinois on July 19 damaged the state prison shirt factory, caused by crossed electric wires. Guards and volunteers fought the fire after it was discovered late, with Tucker Ballad and other inmates noted for bravery.
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PIRK
Une
Alienation of Wife Leads to Major Court Judgment
Joplin contractor Budd M. Robinson was found liable for alienating the affections of A R Fuller’s wife and awarded the Fullers a verdict of 1,000 by the Missouri Supreme Court. Fuller testified about a ten year marriage and a busy life in which Robinson acted as his private secretary and pursued his wife, with access to the Fuller home nearly every day and a key role in the affair.
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Jeferson City
A. R. Fuller
Joplin
Supréme Court
Budd M. Robinson
Supreme Court
Robinson
Fuller
Fullers
Elks Lodge
Roy
Budd
City Council OKs irrigation ordinance changes at session
City council held a business session and passed an irrigation ordinance under Suspension of the rules, altering watering hours to six to nine a m and six to nine p m, with watering allowed only Wednesdays and Saturdays. debate over locating a new saloon on West Seventeenth Street was cut short by adjournment. Mayor Cook urged rescinding previous action permitting saloons nearby and opposing further licenses.
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Lvision
Pevenley
West Seventeenth Street
Osrey Avenue
Eddy Street
Henry Beyker
Willam & Myers
Seventeenth Street
Cook
Crippen Case Sparks British Debate Over Police Lapses
In London July 19 a political row surged as MP William Thorne announced plans to question Home Secretary Winston Churchill over Crippen's escape after questioning about wife Belle. Scotland Yard denied false arrest reports and offered a reward for Crippen's capture while new Boulogne dispatches recount the suspect and Miss Leneve. Police widened the Regent's Canal search for the murder victim's remains based on a witness account of trips to Regent's Park with a heavy bag.
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London
Crippen
Wm. J. Thorne
M. P
Home Secretary
Winston Churchill
H. H. Crippen
Belle Himore
Dew
Scotland Yard
Canterbury
Retford
Mall
Boulogne
Valencing ‘le Cocq
Miss Lenéve
Sahe
Dr. Crippen
Madame
France
Howse
Regents Canal
Leneve
Regent Park
Western Union Plans New Division 18
Denver announces a new Western Union Telegraph division to cover Colorado Wyoming Utah Idaho Montana Nebraska Kansas and New Mexico with headquarters in Denver.
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Denver
St. Wee
All Western Union Telegraph Company
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Nebraska
Kansas
New Mexico
Former Colorado Governor Dies at Monte Vista Soldiers Home
Former Colorado territorial governor Willigay K. Leeale, described as a friend of General Grant, died overnight at the Soldiers Home in Monte Vista Colorado. The July 19 report notes his postwar leadership and links to Civil War era governance.
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Colorado
Denver
Cleneral ‘Willigay K. Leeale
Rant
Monte Vista
Colo
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