Reign of Terror on Jews in Odessa and Warsaw Mutiny
Reports describe severe anti Jewish riots in Odessa where mobs looted Jewish homes and shops and police stood by. In Warsaw mutineers killed officers at the Officers Club and set it ablaze before infantry quelled the rebellion. Troops later refused to fire, signaling a fragile security situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Srodnala Street
Itiik
Warsaw
Artillery Corps
Naryn Gate
Tborgsli
Neva
Parliament manifesto from Viborg dissolves Russia’s Moscow
The text from a parliamentary manifesto adopted at Viborg calls on citizens to withhold money and soldiers from the government, demanding land redistribution and expropriation of church and crown lands. It denounces seven months without a representative parliament, warning of government oppression and continued attempts to suppress the popular movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viborg
Russia
Fredom
Rueaia
Popular Representation Call Amid Russian Turmoil
Amid reports from major Russian cities of upheaval in Sebastopol the public is urged to refuse taxes and military service until a popular representative parliament is summoned. Citizens are told they are the government and to stand firm against any loans or support to the throne. The call stresses unity and determination in securing popular representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Russian unrest spreads from Warsaw to southern ports
Disaffection grows among troops in Warsaw and southern Russia as Socialists issue inflammatory proclamations urging tax resistance and recruitment refusals. The turmoil surrounding the dissolution of parliament triggers fears of revolution with rumors of massacres and riots near Port and city centers as authorities move to quell the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Bastopol
Odessa
Russia
Dessii
G Ynger
Lnsses
Trepoff
Totledoa Stseff
Holy Synod
Orloff
Peterhof
Alcohol and Gas Engine Study by Agriculture Officials
The Department of Agriculture and Professor Charles H. Lucke of Co. discuss alcohol's potential in small gas engine operation and plan experiments to produce alcohol froth ore and potatoes. Panalons and the executive committee of the Car foundation announce gifts to forty colleges aiding deserving professors, with denominational ties and municipal control considerations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agricultura Dus
Charles H. Lucke
Panalons
Carfoundation For the Advancement of
Ging
Articular Church
Ice Trust woes and urban chaos amuse the era
A curio collection of overheated phrases notes justice in France, unrest in Russia, and ice trade troubles. References to Lige Dowle, the ice men in New York, and Pittsburgh legal cases mingle with jests about Panama canal rents, dog worths, and armor plate prices. The piece satirizes trusts and muckraking with playful snips of current affairs.
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Russie
New York
Lige Dowle
Ice Trust
Central America
Tittsburg
Cincinnati
Ste. Laundry ‘Trust
Dowie
Lyman J. Gaye
Pitteburg
Des Moines Officials Charged in Railway Bribery Plot
Dea Moines City Railway general manager Bippee and employe Hadley were arrested for conspiring to bribe Alderman Hamery to influence his vote on the street railway franchise. Hamery says he received 180 cash. Hadley allegedly promised 220 after the vote. Both men pled not guilty before Justice Zol Roeaul and are free on 1000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea Moines Trainion
Goeonge Bippee
Dea Moines City Railway Company
A. M. Hadley
J. L. Hamery
Met
Justine Zol Roeaul
Tamery
Hamery
Hippee
Hadalma
Tmve
Hadley
Fatal mower accident near Martelle ends life of Breed
Jones County farmer Breed, 70, living south of Amamosa near Martelle, died after stepping off a mower to clear timber and being struck by the sickle. The injury severed a major artery, and he collapsed en route to his brother's home a mile away, dying before aid could arrive. He was a bachelor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Tra Breed
Amamosa
Martelle
Mec
Hig Felt
Breed
Mr. Breed
Fall Heir to Millions: Ames Conductor Inherits Italian Estate
A cable from Naples reports Fred St. Pike of Ames, a conductor on the East End division of the Northwestern, as direct heir to Count Castelfyynce Alfronsinn Lagoseure Bertette. The uncle's death yields an annual income of about 1.5 million dollars, with the estate to be shared among Fred and his three brothers. he plans to travel east to settle affairs before returning to Naples to claim the inheritance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortunne
Fred St. Pike
Ames
East End
Northwestern
Naples
Count Castelfyynce Alfronsinn Lagoseure Bertette
Fred
Pike
Waterloo Banks Fear Counterfeit Dollar In Circulation
Waterloo bankers report a flood of counterfeit currency circulating in the area. The fake dollars, halves, and quarters resemble silver coins but are composed of aluminum lead alloy with tin, making them slightly darker and larger than genuine coins. Authorities suspect a city hub for the operation or incoming counterfeiters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Uncle Sam
Painful Ordeals At Windmill Tower Rescue
James Downey of Dpworth endured a harrowing accident when his finger was caught in a turbine gearing at a windmill. Bruising and a cut required amputation, his nerve nearly failed, yet he remained calm as the wheel turned two and a half times before he could withdraw the hand and descend safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Downey
Dpworth
Amateur Aeronaut Drowned In Lake Manawa Accident
Olaf Jensen a delivery wagon driver for a Council Bluffs grocery firm died during a balloon ascent at Lake Manawa. He failed to release the parachute and the balloon sank with him into the lake while Andrews assisted the ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Jensen
Council Bluffs
Lake Manawa
Jensen
Aeronaut Andrews
Town City Will Prevent Drownings With New Dam Plan
Stretton reports a new dam across the Iowa River near Burtington Street Bridge to stop drownings. An inch wire cable will span two feet above low water, dropped every four feet, to halt boats without ice interference. The river at this point is narrow, about 820 feet wide, simplifying the setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stretton
Iowa Tlyer
Burtington Street
Juvenile Laws Condemned by Sheriffs at Des Moines Convention
W Sehnurr, president of the Town Sheriffs Association, denounced juvenile statutes as useless for reform at the Enteratate Sheriffs' Association meeting in Des Moines. About 100 sheriffs from sixteen states attended. Milwaukee was named for the next convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinuis
Colorado
Enteratate Sheriffs’ Association
Des Moines
W. Sehnurr
Tanker Dins Death by Own Action at Downtown Store
Martin Flynn, president of the People’s Savings Bank of Des Moines, shot himself in the brain at a downtown drug store. The act follows reports of ill health. Flynn, a noted breeder of short horn cattle, also earned prestige as a Santa Fe civil engineer for a tunnel project spanning New Mexico and Colorado.
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Martin Flynn
Des Maines
People's Savyings Bank of
Des Moines
Flyan
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Colorado
Miss Grace McKinley Weds Army Captain at Fort Des Moines
Miss Grace Howe McKinley, niece of the late President McKinley, married Captain Grayson Willard Beldt of the Eleventh Cavalry in a Fort Des Moines ceremony at Captain McKinley's residence. Notable gifts included a mahogany chest with 100 pieces of silver from Mrs. William McKinley.
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Fort Des Moines
Grace Howe McKinley
McKinley
Port,Des Moines
Grayson Willard Beldt
Eleventh Cavalry
Mos
Willam McKxintey
Tragic Wagon Tongue Accident Kills Henry Rutan Near Monroe
A sudden death near Monroe occurs when Henry Rutan assists a stuck wagon crossing a ditch. The team bolts forward, pushing him against a tree as the wagon tongue pierces his bowels, causing instant death. Eight worded fragments describe the incident and location.
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Monroe
Henry Rutan
Ballooning tragedy at Lake Masowa. 22 year old Ole Jensen drowns
Ole Jensen a 22 year old council bluff butcher, made a balloon ascent and parachute jump at Lake Masawa resort four miles south of Council Bluffa. He landed in the lake and drowned before help arrived. His body was recovered. Also noted are local posts, industry ventures, drownings and public health concerns across central Iowa.
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Butcher
Droynedt
Lake Masawaa
Ole Jensen
Lake Masawa
Council Bluffa
Coast survey to verify displacement after 1906 Prelifie earthquake
Secretary Metcalf ordered the coast survey to investigate possible coastal displacement on the Pacific coast following the April earthquake. The effort aims to verify charts and maps, with expert notes from Japan on aftershocks and seismic forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metcalf
Department of Commmerce
Otc Libor
Coast Survey
Otbth
Prelfie
India
Qmorl
Japan
Sn Francisco
Fragmented historical timeline from The Weekly Chronicle
A scattered OCR list recounts events from 100 kingdoms of Jerusalem to 1900s anecdotes. It spans battles, treason, royal successions, fires, assassinations, and transportation notes with many garbled names and dates, including references to Godfrey de Bouillon, Battle of Manila, Lincoln, and the Chicago rail holding company plan.
Crampy to Bulla Battlewhins Secretary Booaparte Awarded Two Ship Contracts
Secretary Booaparte awarded the 10 000 ton battleship South Carolina to Cramp & Son of Philadelphia and the Michigan to the New York Shipbuilding Company of Camden New Jersey. The lowest bidders won these contracts amounting to 3 540 000 and 3 595 000 respectively. Construction on the Delaware river will keep 15 000 men employed for three years.
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Kingdom of
Jerusalem
Godfrey, de Bouillon
Constantinople
Hedward III
Hallidon
Jane Grey
Muncy
James VI
Wolke
John Oldham
Blook Istana
Gibratut
Tit—Burrender
Phillipsburg
Daglish
Niagara
Liberty
Newport
Paulus Wool
Vicomte
Alex de Beauhornais
Josephine
Egypt
Arthur Wolfe
Lord Edwarden
Dublin
Gaeta
Trane
United States
Nautilus
Spain
Scott
Bundy'a Lane
TL Gaines TV
England
Leopold
Belgium
Brussels
New York City
Briglam Young
St. Lawrance
Theodore" Tilton
Henry Ward Beveler
Sitting Bull
Port Buford
Capt. Webb
Glywimmer
Niagara Rapids
Steve Brodle Sait
Brooklyn Bridge
East Thyer
Kate Maxwell
Wyomng
Henry
Frick
Carnegie Steed Company
Berkman
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Japanese Cruiwer
Hyes Jost
Mel Cintey
Santiago
Alper
Booaparte
Wiliam Cramp & Son
Philadelphia
South Carolina
Michigan
New York Shipbuilding Company
Qamden
N. J
Jowest
Delaware River
Ateady
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Clatche Pinder
Raythen
Douma
Manifeah
Ruscome
Appal
Sebastopol
Nean Martelle
Cou
Wate
Shenandoah Hoy
Wesley Irwin
Port Madson
Cummins
Irwin
Shenandoah
Dubuque
Selavitats
Walter Hanahan
Murray Ron Works
Burlington
Howard Klein
Coffin Lame
Port Dodge
Routledge
CoMn
Hon. L. 8. Coffin
Mason City
Chicago
Grace M'Kinley
Wallace Downey
Foster
Clinton
Ralph Therlow
Nora Boniface
Mason Chyptyaleians
Osceola County
Board of Supervisore
Ruth Johnson
Scarsboro
Town Central
Grinnell
James Lee DeArmind
Davenport
Trinity Electric Company
Robert Hydé
Cortelyou
Wison
Ment Inspection Inc
Civil Service Commissions
Tnspeeters
Ectectei
Tervision
Roosevelt
Army
Department of Justice
Labor
Neill
Navy
Treasury Department
Panama Canal
Naval Bureau of Supples and Accounts
Bonaparte
G. Thomas
Alaska
Sitka
Juneau
Hoggatt
War Department
Taft
Niagara River
Niagara, Lockport and Ontario Company
Canada
Ontario Power Company of Canada
Niagara Power Company
Lame
the Weekly
Marge
Alce Yated Railroaids
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