Stolypin Dies From Wounds After Opera Shooting
Premier Stolypin died in Jena after being shot at a gala opera performance. His death followed a night of intense agony with internal hemorrhage, as doctors struggled to save him. Bogrof, the assassin, described his past life and provided clues, while a wave of arrests and fear spread through the city as Jews fled amid anti Jewish riots.
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Kieg
Stolypin
Howe
Btolypin
Klov
St. Petersburg
Lin
Shi
Treport
Kieft
Arch
Tnin
Professor Rein
Ausatain
Dimitry Bogrof
Rogroft
Sim
Aptekarsky Island
Stolynin Simoolf
Moore
Olydin
University of St. Peters- Wire
Slow Voyage Profitable as Northumbria Reaches Harbor
The steam ship Northumbria, captained by Hadley, arrived at Moston harbor after a foggy voyage from Bolalongay Java. On board were 20,185 dogs of sugar valued around 600,000 dollars, an amount that reflects a profit over prior value. Delays and food shortages were reported during the trip, with the crew on short rations and provisions dwindling before docking.
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Port Bald
Delaware
Tony
Thie
Ood
Northumbria
Sugar Haus Ing
United States
Cholera in Italy Week Ending September 3 Report
Official cholera figures from Rome note 1408 cases and 648 deaths for the week ending September 3. The summary cites rising fatalities among the vulnerable and records totals through the period, reflecting the outbreak’s impact across the region.
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Rome
Tran Tinett
Gabirary
Anane
Spanish Newspapers Attacked by Rioters
Madrid reports a nationwide strike crisis risking suspension of constitutional guarantees. General and partial strikes spread across major cities including Valencia Seville and Gijon while Covina and Petrol fear broader action. Police arrested plot organizers after word of a planned general strike with violence and dynamite threats against telegraph telephone and railway facilities. Journalists and printers faced intimidation as rioters disrupted newspaper offices across the country.
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Madrid
Spain
Jt 48
Bacagosva
Huelvi
Sadix
Valencia
Seville
Gliun
Covina
Bix Celouit
Olensive
Noricern
Alaff
Wrights flying machine menaces Ward in Corning chase
Hopes rise that Alf Wright and Rodger attempt to resume flight after a 20 foot fall. Ward stalls at Corning and Ward plans to fix his engine overnight. Fowler expects to begin cross continental flight from Auburn as repairs finish and weather cooperates.
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Odgera
Ward
Corning
Middletown
Wnn
Alf Wright
Galbraith P. Rodgere
Sheephend
Wright Ying
de Krutt
Orange County
Tomorow
Fowler
Auburn
Rowiline
Quarrel Ends in Double Tragedy in Paris
In Paris a man named Lelivre quarreled with his wife and left with his 40 year old son. This morning both bodies were found in the Seine. The man's body was dragged to Niehyn and the Joyperch in the river.
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Paris
Lelivre
Boine
Niehyn
Cashier Kimmel Out of Prison After Identity Tale
George A. Kimmel alias J W Hoxmer alias A T Wille alias J W Watson, once a Michigan bank clerk, was released from Auburn prison after confessing to identity loss and forgery. He claimed his relatives pressured him into confessing, tied to $25 000 life insurance payments and bonds linked to the Pacific Express company. He described distant travels, past guards, and an elaborate web of faked names and schemes. He said he planned to return to Niles, Michigan, and face old acquaintances.
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George A. Kimmel
Michigan
Edna
Dumas
New York
Northwest Mutual
New York Life
Charles H. Johnson
Farmers State Bank of
Kansay City
Kan
Pacific Express Company
Omaha
Midland
City
R. Snyder
Oliye Streat
St. Lois
Marshal kills detective in central strike clash
Jaleo Il September 19 Charis Knight a special detective on duty in Mounds Illinois was shot and killed by marshal Walbridge as striking railway clerks and town people confront security. Knight fired back with a revolver but seven bullets struck him. The suspect marshal Walbridge was exonerated by the coroner's jury as Central officials move to bring in relief from Chicago. All clerks and women stenographers at Mounds are on strike.
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Wicnota Central
Jaleo
Walbridge
Knight
Wooroner
Chicsco
Wish to Ride astride Bryn Mawr Horse Show Women
At Bryn Mawr Horse Show Philadelphia September a faction of younger horsewomen protest a committee ban on women riding astride and demand entry if they show in the hunt. Miss Polly Page Ms Wood and Kitty Smith are named among those pressing for changes and debutantes.
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Bryn Mawr
Ule
Philadelphia
Bren Mayer
Kina
Polly Page
Miew Futh Wood
Broomall
Kitty Smolth
Wigon
Powerful drawing ointment praised by critics
Advertisement extols San Gara drawing ointment as astonishingly effective for piles eczema boils and ulcers. It claims instant pain relief and guarantees satisfaction with money back. Also promotes Best Skin Soap for smooth tender skin and pimple removal with mail orders from Ames Downey and Thompson Medicine Tour Company Titusville Pa.
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San Gara
James Hitchcock
Centerville
N. F. Ames & Co
Thomas Downey
MMT
Ames & Company
Phomus
Dowon
No F. Ames & Company
Thom
Thompson Mea Tour Company
Titusville
Ite Size, Little Tred and the Peculiar Stone
In a Chicago backyard tale, a boy named Ite Size narrates finding a peculiar stone. His father asks about its size, and the boy replies it is roughly as big as a good sized munI applet.
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Red
Chicago News
Paterson Gun Attack Wounds Game Warden Titus
Paterson New Jersey September reports that game warden Ifanpy J. Smith, aided by Frederick Titus, used as aide, challenged two gunners in Preakness Woods north of Paterson. Titus was shot in the left shoulder and chest, losing a forefinger and having a finger amputated, then sent to General hospital as detectives pursued the assailants.
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Paterson
N. J
Ifanpy J. Smith
Accorpanial
Frederick Titus
Preakness Woods
Titus
Alexander
General Hospital
Tracey
Woody
Burglary Breaks Safe at Former Mayor Home
In Auburn on September 19 a thief or thieves forced open the safe in the residence of former Mayor William Burgess while the family was away at their Cayuga Lake summer home. Jewelry valued at several hundred dollars and about six dollars in cash were taken. No clues were found by investigators.
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Auburn
Burgiera Soma
William @. Burgess
Burgess
Cayuga Take
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