Expulsion of Jews from Kiev under harsh measures expands
Reports from Kiev on July 19 describe ongoing removal of Jews at about 45 per day. From July 4 to 16, 497 were expelled by a second method forcing departure, while 1,121 left under the first method before May 24 imperial orders. Officials note 17,272 residency petitions since January with many fraudulent tradesmen uncovered.
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Kiev
Rusela
Bolemnka
Dmiefska
Bhe
Jewish Relief Committee of
Iegwily
Fiery Haired Vig Murdock Attacks Cannon In Kansas
Congressman Peter Murdock, a progressive candidate from Hmparia Kansas, launched his campaign with a speech in which he labeled Speaker Cannon a standpatter and standstiller. He charged Cannon opposed much progressive reform including meat inspection, irrigation, currency reform, pure food, and civil service. He also accused him of dark dealings with Tammany.
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Hmparia
Kans
Peter Murdock
Cannon
Catinon
Tammany
Tariff office classifies Cape Good Hope goat wool
The treasury department formalized a new sample labeled sample 3998 to classify wools under the tariff law. It treats the Cape Good Hope native wool, described as a sungo called cape goat sheep in a tangled condition, as a tariff item to be imported with the proper duties.
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Sam Washington
Treasury Department
Cape of Good Hope
Treasure Department
Nped
Cape Good Hope
Maul Company Charged With Fraud in Colorado
In Sumison Colorado on July 14 authorities announced charges against the Maul Company for fraud tied to a March April election irregularity. The case centers on alleged intimidation and improper actions affecting voters and the regional Yule company.
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MAUL
Sumison
Colo
War- Me
Colorado
Blacksmith 15 in Saddle in Colorado Politics
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 the bondsmen's attorney that it would be legal. He also refused warrants for campaign law expenditures, noting the law lacks a provision authorizing such action.
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Denver
Rhoady Kenehan
Prospector Found Dead After Gold Find in Snowstorm
Steamboat Springs Colorado, July 19. The skeleton of a prospector, who apparently froze to death in a winter storm, was found today in Buffalo Pass fourteen miles east of town. A bottle of free ledge ore and a pocket cargo bore the name Jobi J. H. Kul of Providence Rhode Island.
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Steamboat Springs
Colo
Buffalo Pass
Here
Jobi J. H. Kul
Providence
R. 1
Soldier Dies? No. Soldier Tries 1 Murder and Flees
Cheyenne police and Fort Russell officers hunt Walter A. Pratt, a Ninth Cavalry convict who escaped Monday afternoon. Pratt, armed with a revolver, fired at a pursuing lieutenant and traded shots in Coke Alley Red Light district before disappearing across Crow Creek. He is described in a brown linen uniform marked with a red P.
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Fort Russell
Walter A. Pratt
Pratt
Ninth Cavalry
Leutenant
Cheyenne
Coke Alley
Colorado & Southern
Crow Creek
Conyret
Mother Keeps Family Under Resort Walk to Save Baby
New York July. A mother Mia Blumstein and her five children lived under a Coney Island boardwalk shelter for eight days. Police found them last night after she moved them to the beach seeking fresh air to save her youngest Catalina who has been ill. Money ran short as heat and exposure persisted and shelter was precarious near Headersop Island.
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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 Flege Arrested in Louise Wigalster Murder Case
Wayne Flege was arrested in Wayne Nebraska charged with the June 30 murder of Louise Wigalster. A farm hand's confession implicated Flege after the slayer allegedly clashed with his sister over marriage, with sister opposing the match.
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Wayne, Neb
Wayne Flege
Wigalster
Louise
Flege
Slater
Fire Threatens Joliet Penitentiary Shirt Factory
A fire caused by crossed electrical wires endangered the Joliet state prison shirt factory last night. It started late evening, was discovered after lights out, and caused about 25 000 dollars in damage. Guards and a volunteer team led by Tucker Ballad battled the blaze, preventing greater loss.
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PIRK
Une
Affluent contractor sued over wife infidelity in Joplin case
Missouri supreme court awards A. R. Fuller of Joplin a 1,000 judgment for alienation of his wife by Budd M. Robinson, a wealthy contractor. Fuller testified of a ten year marriage and Robinson’s daily visits to his home, with a climactic confrontation at a lodge and a letter from his wife confessing an 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
Saloon Hours Tightened by City Council
The council, in a business session, passed by suspension of rules an irrigation ordinance altering watering hours to six to six, cutting the early morning and evening windows. Debate over locating an additional saloon on West Seventeenth Street was cut short by adjournment, while Mayor Cook urged rescinding prior saloon permits in the area. The article notes two weeks earlier Henry Beyker was authorized to open a saloon next to William & Myers on Seventeenth Street.
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Lvision
Pevenley
West Seventeenth Street
Osrey Avenue
Eddy Street
Henry Beyker
Willam & Myers
Seventeenth Street
Cook
Crippen Case Sparks London Political Debate And False Arrest Reports
London awaits developments after MP William Thorne challenged Home Secretary Winston Churchill over Crippen’s escape and authorities handling. Reports of Crippen’s capture proved false while a reward of 1250 dollars was offered for tips. A Boulogne dispatch recounted a maid’s testimony about Dr Crippen and Miss Leneve, and police expanded searches at Regent’s Canal for the missing victim’s bones.
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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 Across Eight States
Denver July 19. It was announced that Western Union Telegraph Company will create Division 18, covering 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, a friend of General Grant, died last night at the Soldiers Home in Monte Vista Colorado. The late official served as territorial governor after the Civil War and was a prominent figure in Colorado politics.
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Colorado
Denver
Cleneral ‘Willigay K. Leeale
Rant
Monte Vista
Colo
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American Federation
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House of Commons
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Western Union
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