Massacre of Jews at Kischineff Described in Map Context
A map shows Kischineff in Bessarabia on the Buik River near the Dniester, described as the scene of the awful massacre of the Jews. The town, northwest of Odessa, sits at a river junction with bridges, hosting churches, baths, schools, markets, and a busy trade in cattle, corn, fruit, and tobacco.
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Kischinef
Bessarabia
Buik
Dniester
Tese
Etropega
Tussi
Odessa
Mil
Essa
Daisy
Wibbu
Bootblack Returns $10000 Found on Philadelphia Street
Carmine Cammorata a bootblack found a $10000 bill at Twelfth and Market Streets Philadelphia returned it to the owner and received ten dollars a policeman later found a pocketbook with eight hundred fifty and was rewarded with thanks. Three assassins lynched in Polk County for murder of Barney Brown an advocate of prohibition.
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Carmine Cammorata
Twelfth
Market Streets
Philaelphia
Volner
Camnorata
Pial
Boothlack
Amos Randall
Dan Kennedy
Henry T
Gordon
Mulbery
Polk County
Yampa
Fla
Barney Brown
Randall
Brown
Handall
Lincoln Fire Destroys Brownell Block in City Blaze
A four story Brownell Block office building on Eleventh Street in Lincoln Nebraska burned severely starting from a dropped lamp. Losses reach about 126000 with broker Carl Funke listed as the heaviest individual loser at 25000 while surrounding property faced threat during the blaze. Madrid Explosion Kills Ten Injures Thirteen A powder blast in Ous Catelonia leveled part of a fireworks factory and nearby gunpowder store, destroying five buildings. Manila Fire Surges Razing 8000 Residents Homeless from 2000 native houses in Tondo District. damage estimated at 1000000 as city aids the displaced.
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Lincoln
Brownell
Eleventh Street
N Streets
Neb
Funke
Madrid
Ous
Catelonia
Farmers Face Wage Hikes as Harvest Hands Unite
A national union movement among 1.3 million harvest workers targets a 20 percent wage rise. Organizers say grain growers across Indiana Illinois Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and more are resisting while free labor agencies shrink. The vast farming sector totals about 6 million farms covering 1.1 billion acres with last year’s farm output at 5.2 billion dollars.
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United States
Middle West
Ulingis
Missouri
Kansas
Indiana
Winois
Oklahoma
Crest Wheat Belt
W. Binine
Draft County
Harvest Land Bureau
Ile
Tatiana Trede Antons
wAnother Geditian
Dog Gamprive
Laive
Didber Wniems
Americaneperation of
Mapks
Unden
Yeunr
Cuba's First Natal Day Celebrated Across Island
On the Cuban Republic’s first anniversary a nationwide celebration began Tuesday with street illumination and fireworks. President Palma and cabinet members reviewed police and fire departments at Punta and the Prado parade route, as guns at Cabanas fortress marked the moment. Rural guards, artillery, and mounted guilds drew cheers from crowds as dispatches from multiple cities reported widespread festivities.
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Young Island Republic
Uba
Pala
Eiy
Camcinis
Punta
Aaldo
Prado
Cabanas
Island
National Educational Association to Convene in Boston
Educators nationwide focus on Boston for the July 6 opening of the National Educational Association convention. President Eliot of Harvard will preside, with welcome addresses by Gov. Bates and Mayor Collins. Key speakers include Albert G. Lathe, W.P. Harris, Cass M. Woodward, and Jere S. Pritchett.
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Boston
National Educational Association
America
Wd Ty
Eliot of
Larvard
Desueh
Woodnerd
Moncey Esening Tt Mechanics
EL Benjamin Andrews
University of Nebraska
Maat
Yrade
Peelnical Education
Cassvin M. Woodward
Washington Universits
Robert Hi ‘Hurston
Cornell
Tniveracys
Phemans Mo Ballet
Springfield
Maus
Jere S. Pritchett
Massachusetts Institute of Echnoisy
Toetan
Saint NE Soof Arra School
Apercke
Engos
Haries Re Skinner
Athbany
Agenck of
North Candia
Henry L. Clapp
Baatos
H. W
Welling
New York City
Nathan Matthews
Mass
L. FL. Stailey
Cornel University
Ithaca
N.Y
Aycock
Wallace Buttrick
New York
Edgar G. Murphy
Southern Education Board
Charles T. Walker
Augusta
Maude Gonne Provokes Dublin Meeting Clash
At a Dublin meeting Maude Gonne now Mrs. Meiride demanded the Lord Mayor present an address to King Edward during the king's visit to Ireland. Her remarks offended many and a general fracas followed with several members of Parliament struck, and chairs and other items damaged.
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Dublin
Maud Gotne
Mefiride
le Wenkl
Edward
iXing
Ireland
Electric railroad section work begins from Cincinnati to Chicago
Short items note construction has started on a segment of the Cincinnati to Chicago electric railroad, while other notices detail civil service inclusion for Philippines teachers, and approval of organizers for the first National Bank of Toronto Kansas with capital of 25000.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Philippines
Comptroller of the Currency
First National Bank of
Toronto
Kan
J. G. Strenn
Kansas City
Ira P. Nye
H.l Crebo
J. D. Cannon
Ben Schmidt
Philippines Mint Begins Coinage in San Francisco
The San Francisco mint starts producing Philippine pesos under a $75,000,000 order. Two shifts will coin and refine coins from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 9 p.m. to midnight, creating new money to align with the peso’s value and rival the Mexican dollar in trade.
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Philippines
San Mancisco
United States
United States of America
Elec
Frank A. Pedlar
Notable deaths and civic notes from current events
D J McGinley foreman in a damage suit verdict died of heart disease in W Hamilton Montana. E W Benedict killed in Los Angeles collision with a Broadway electric car. Gen Maximo Gomez to head Cuba building committee for St Louis exposition. Oklahoma City to gain additional free delivery June 1 with two carriers on a 47.5 mile route serving 940 people. Mankato State Bank of Mankato Kansas approved to convert to Mankato National Bank with 25000 capital.
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D. J. McGinley
Hamilton
Mont
E. W. Benedict
Topeka
Los Angeles
Cal
Maximo Gomez
Cuba Building
St Louis Exposition
St. Louis
Oklahoma City
O.T
Comptroller of the Currency
Mankato State Bank of
Mankato
Kan
Mankato National Bank
Ohio Centennial Observed in Chillicothe with Pageant
Chillicothe hosts a two day centennial celebration of Ohio statehood with an executive committee led by Gov Nash and Gen. Keifer. The event features a historic parade in Paint Street, a court of columns, arches, and a plaster medallion of Gov. Harrison hydrant Tiftin, plus addresses by notable judges and professors.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
General Assembly
Ohio Historical and Archaeological Society
State Centennial Commission
Gov. Nash
J. Warren Keifer
Ren
Charles M. Anderson
James Barnett
B. BR. Cowen
David S. Gray
R. W. Manly
Rush H. Sloane
Wieng Court Room
Hyward Tiftin
Anna Cook
Archibald Mayo
Stav. Nash
Yaple
Historical Society
Ty Dudson Harmon
Cincinnati
Martin B. Andrews
Marietta
Jude Rush TL. Sloane
Sandusky
Tudge
MM. M. Shranger
Ohio Supreme Court
Thomas M. Anderson
Murat Tlalstead
James Bh. Campbell
New York
Foraker
Charles IL. Grosvenor
Senator fTanna
Ronebrake
Columbus
W. JE. Phompson
It. Brinkerhoff
Mansfield
B. IR. Cowen
Railway Merger Sparks Noted Railway Confl icts and News
A dispatch reports a new railway merger and calls for calming strikes. Mr. Knox is urged to take notice. Indiana conflict figures surface with sarcasm about education and love. Pittsburg hosts a large railway conductors meeting with no punches.
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Russia
Knox
Arkansas
Indiana
Pittsburg
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Eulalie
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St. Petersburg
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Novosti
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Manhattanville Pupils’ Association
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Tondo
Farm Hands Unite
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Joan OF Arc
Maud Gonne
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