Riots Mount After Odessa Assassinations
After the Odessa killings of three police officials, rioting by the Black Hundreds swept streets injuring Jews, with authorities failing to arrest perpetrators. The report covers broader events including legal actions against Standard Oil, a $20,000 rebating fine for Rock Island, fires and strikes, and various political and social upheavals across the United States and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Russia
Furniture Trust
Frederick Holbrook
Landis
United States
Chicago
J. C. Bartles
Bartles Oil Company
St. Paul
Stillwater
St. James, Minn
Standard Oil Company
Abe Hummel
New York
Rock Island Railroad
New York City
Minnesota Railways
Minnesota
Standard Oil
Thomas
Fairbury
Superman
James R. Keene
Brooklyn
Gravesend
Montreal
Franklin E. E. Hamilton
Temple Street Methodist Church
Boston
American University At
Washington
Alfred T. Brisbin
Navy
Santiago
Cuba
Tacoma
American Federation of Musicians
Cleveland
Joseph Weber
Cincinnati
Presbyterian General Assembly
Columbus
Jerome
Howard Gould
W. E. Corey
Plymouth
England
Atlantic
United States Supreme Court
Brotherhood Welfare Association
Busse
Board of
Schmitz
San Francisco
Rudolph Spreckels
Gov. Hughes
New Baptist Central Organization
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Isaac Stephenson
Marinette
Col. Co
J Bronson
Lexington
Morehead & Co
Bronson
Grim Iowa News Burials and Legal Crimes Plague Des Moines
A stream of Iowa notices reports a Des Moines child dying from bonfire burns, a Ottumwa woman facing a bigamy charge after a preliminary hearing, a Perry area house fire started by children, and multiple crime cases including Tamper, theft, and a murder suspect captured in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Gilbride
Charles Gilbride
Des Moines
May Hayes
Ottumwa
Alborn
Perry
Supreme Court
Waterloo
Dunshee & Dorn
Temperance
J. H. Campbell
Prohibition Party State Central Committee
Temperances
The
Commonwealth
Marion Thompson
James Burgess
Buxton
Ira Miller
Eckles
Dave Young
Thompson
Kate Kessler
Solon
Dr. Potter
Miss Kessler
Bert Wilson
Frank Rockwell
Hopehall
Olson
Nichols
Fort Dodge
Coffin
the Brotherhood of Railway
Rockwell
Vincent
Herb Sanders
Sanders
Fair Grounds
Dennis
Rudd
Ralph Baird
Bonaparte School
Young Baird
O. L. Baker
Meek’s Mill
Bonaparte
Baird
van Norris
George Meredith
Clinton
Edwi nurd Conger dies former US minister to three nations
Pasadena May 18 Edwin Nurd Conger former United States minister to Brazil China and Mexico died after a weeks long battle with dysentery contracted during the Civil War. He leaves Mrs Conger and daughter Laura wife of Lieut Fred Buchan. Willard Pierce of Des Moines was at his bedside. Conger served in Congress and held diplomatic posts in Rio Pekin and Mexico before retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Clark
Brooklyn
Presbyterian General Assembly
Columbus
Ohio
Brown
Taft
Foraker
Frisco
Abe Ruef
Eddy
Cry
Equity
J. Edward Addicks
Bay State
Lodz
Potter Palmer
Servia
Paris
Roosevelt
Washington
Pine Knot
All Reformed Presbyterian Churches
United States
General Assembly
Frank A. Bretherton
Edgar Packing Company
Des Moines
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
William F. Riley
Chicago & North-Western Road
Chicago
Railroad Association of Special Agents and Police
Canada
Federal Grand Jury
Denver
R. E. Lewis
Sims M. Gillmore
Jonesville
S. C
James W. Gallaman
John Lewis Clark
Bushwick Avenue
Corey
Irving Talley
Atlanta
Talley
James McCoy
Humeston
John Morrell
Ottumwa
Riggles
J. N. McCoy
Waudena Hunter
John Swanson
Follenberg
Sweden
Boone County
New York
O. Danielson
Council Bluffs
Danielson
Trans-Mississippi Elevator Company
Matthews
Dubuque
Thorne
J. H. Kelly
Barnum
Webster County
Manson
John Ruth
Stuart
George
M. Hubbard
Miss Cooper
Hubbard
Nathaniel Mead
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Raphie
Pason Berg
Berg
Young Berg
Iowa
Chris Berg
Water Works
Bert Tanant
Milwaukee
Mason City
Tanant
Milwaukee Road
Pasadena
Cal
Edwinurd Conger
Brazil
China
Mexico
Conger
Laura
Fred Buchan
Regular Army
Manila
Willard Pierce
Il Nois
101St Illinois Infantry
Albany Law School
Illinois
Galesburg
Madison County
Dexter
Laur
Dallas County
Adel
Congress
Major Conger
Harrison
McKinley
Rio
Orient
Pekin
Legation
Taik
Major Conge
Palace Hotel to rise on San Francisco site
The new Palace Hotel will be built on the old site of a famous hostelry in San Francisco. Total cost for land, building, and furnishings is about $5,500,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrin W. Potter
Chicago
Lake Shore Drive
Mary Yerkes-Mizner
Charles T. Yerkes
Abraham Ruef
San Francisco
Gen. Kuroki
New York
Admiral Dewey
Straus
Clay City
Ind
Charleston
Ossabaw Island
Savannah
Albert
J. W. Bass
Chattanooga
Tenn
Grassmere
Lexington
Warfield
William Warfield
Foster Helm
Pittsburg Steamship Company
Caribou Island
Lake Superior
Wayne McCoy
Davis
Fullerton
Mamie Ruff
Ruby Garner
Shoal Creek
Joplin
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Pittsburg
Bishop Berry
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Philadelphia
Bruenning
Berlin
Montgomery
Lol Nance
John Nance
Taylor Phipps
Byron D. Davis
William Sharp
Orar K. Allen
Cullen Allen
New Palace
Athens
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Evansville
Haywood
Herbert Knox Smith
Kuroki
Jen. Grant
Sherman M. Bell
Boise
London
Whitman
Charles Hansen
Junius B. Darby
Helga Anderson-Waskow
New County
D. Haywood
Harry Orchard
Abraham Hummel
Ireland
United League
Dublin
Great Lakes
Harold N. Meyer
Western Union Company
Madison C. Peters
Mabelle Gilman
Thomas A. Edison
Universal Suffragean
Austria
Oak Park
Ill
St. Joe
Mich
Orchard
Bosse
Gooding
Chicago Board of Education
William McClintock
Prairie Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Morgan Park
John D Rockefeller
James Carter
Lancee
Soong
Iowa News
Gonger
California
Nation
Edwin Conger
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