Riot in Pavlovsk Gardens as Police Clash with Crowd
In Pavlovsk Gardens near Tsarskoe Selo a 5000 strong crowd clashed with police amid a funeral march for Sea of Japan sailors. M Novikoff urged a rising. police and troops retook the hall and gardens, injuring many and arresting the ex-mayor as Cossacks patrolled the area.
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ST. Petersburg
Pavlovsk Gardens
Tsarskoe Selo
Sea of Japan
M. Novikoff
Baku
Novikoff
Pavlovsk
Bombs Found in Armenian House Near Governor General
In Baku on June 4 bombs were found in the house of an Armenian living next to the Governor General's palace. No injuries reported. Police secured the scene and began an investigation into the devices and the motive behind the placement.
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Baku
Commercial Tribune
Jackson
Maretm
Cockrill
Breathitt County
Inmate George Lebrecht Dies After Stabbing
George Lebrecht, 81, an inmate at the City Infirmary since 1901, died last night after inflicting twenty stab wounds on himself with a knife in a rear woodhouse. He had been despondent over his health. physician efforts failed due to age and feebleness. His son, George Lebrecht Jr., runs a fruit store at 1413 Walnut Street.
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George Lebrecht
Lebrecht
George Essler
George Lebrecht, Jr
Walnut Street
Patton Criticizes Rich Worldly Man In Sermon
Princeton Theological Seminary President Francis Patton denounces a cold blooded right living rascal with 40 million dollars who teaches Sunday school and drives hard bargains within the law. He says such a man would be lucky not to be in jail.
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Commercial Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Francis Patton
Princeton Theological Seminary
London Press Hails Reid as New American Ambassador
London papers greet Whitelaw Reid on his arrival as American Ambassador. The Morning Post editorial argues Anglo American relations are maturing toward political expression and cooperation.
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London
Whitelaw Reid
The
Morning Post
Togo and Rojestvensky Exchange Courtesies After Wounds
Vice Admiral Togo visited Rear Admiral Rojestvensky at the Sasebo Naval Hospital to express sympathy and praise Russian courage. Admiral Yamamoto sent flowers and a letter to the wounded, while Russians claimed confidence in victory in the Baltic to Vladivostok.
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Tokyo
Togo
Rojestvensky
Sasebo
Russia
Japan
Yamamoto
Amamoto
Nebogatoff
Roosevelt Offers Peace Move Wins Favor Worldwide
Moscow dispatch says Roosevelt's push for peace is broadly welcomed by press and public. Russia could accept terms that spare humiliation, direct negotiations urged, no foreign intervention. Trepoff gains dictatorial powers to quell unrest as government presses ahead with planned assembly.
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ST. Petersburg
Roosevelt
Japan
Russia
Trepoff
General Trepoff
Ukase
Russian Officers to Be Sent Home from Japan
Nagasaki reports on good authority that all Russian naval officers stationed in Japan will be sent back to Russia.
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Nagasaki
Japan
House Warming Ends in Tragic Death at Crossings
James Holzworth of 1321 Ellis Avenue planned a housewarming for his new home but was fatally struck by a C. H. & D. train at Knowlton Street crossing Saturday night. Friends gathered Sunday only to see his body and mourn the abrupt ending of his celebration.
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James Holzworth
Ellis Avenue
Knowlton Street
Holzworth
Rivalry Fears After Finding Husband Love Letters
Mrs. George E. Dunham of this city rushed to Springfield Ohio to stop an alleged marriage between her husband and Mrs. Emma J. Waldron after discovering letters full of endearments. Waldron admitted correspondence but did not know Dunham was married. she prepared furnishings for a home and awaited his arrival. Dunham was not found, and Mrs. Dunham returned home convinced her husband’s claim.
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George E. Dunham
Springfield
Dunham
Emma J. Waldron
Waldron
Wilson
Davis
Freeman
Henry Freeman
Fiancé Shot On Crowded Reading Road Street
In a fatal confrontation at 3111 Reading road last night Everett O Connor was shot and killed by Simon Knabb who surrendered to police claiming self defense. Miss Ella Reich witnessed the tragedy with her companions at a party hosted by Frank Wallendorf and wife at 3117 Reading road.
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Ella Reich
Everett O'Connor
Reading Road
Simon Knabb
Knabb
Miss Rose
David
Frank Wallendorf
Miss Ella
Everett O’connor
Sedamsville
David Reich
Seventh and Linn Streets
Barr Street
O'Connor
Chester Park
Crowley
Scarlet
Dalton
Wettig
O’connor
Tate
Avondale
Cincinnati Gas Company
Cincinnati
Newbany
Ind
Killing Story Sparks Nighttime Shootout in Reading Road
Two young women tell The Commercial Tribune that a group including Everett and David O Connor were visiting the Warrendorfs when Knabb insulted them. Knabb fired after a struggle, killing Everett O Connor. David O Connor escaped harm. Knabb claims self defense. authorities respond to the crowd and arrest him.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Warrendorfs
Knabb
Reading Road
Shillito
Union
O’connor
Everett
David
Frightful Triple Murder Near Hillsboro
Three youths Madge Dines 14 Nettie Hart 16 and George Baldwin 18 were found shot to death in an upper room at Ed Dines farm three miles from Hillsboro Ohio. A fourth person is suspected but unnamed. The bodies were discovered after the Dines returned from a Hillsboro event. Police and coroner begun a rigid investigation.
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Ed Dines
Madge
Milwaukees Exposition Building Destroyed by Fire
The Milwauke e Exposition Building on a city block burned completely this evening with losses estimated at 300000, insured for 75000. The fire started from an electric wire in the northwest gallery as 1500 people inside escaped unharmed. A heavy canvas collapsed after the crowd exited, threatening nearby buildings. The structure stood about twenty six years.
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Milwaukee
National Skat Congress
Miss Alice Roosevelt Hosts Quiet Pillars Outing
Miss Alice Roosevelt and hosts lunched at The Pillars with Mr and Mrs Wallingford Mr and Mrs Julius Fleischmann Mr and Mrs George Ingalls and Mr W F Webb and Mr Longworth. The party toured in a tally ho to see suburbs then returned to Rookwood for a quiet Sunday dinner at eight.
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Alice Roosevelt
Wallingford
Julius Fleischmann
George Ingalls
Miss Roosevelt
W. F. Webb
Longworth
Ingalls
Mayor Fleischmann
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