Massacre and Pogrom in Siedlice and Warsaw Reach New Scale
Reports describe a Jewish massacre in Siedlice and Warsaw with artillery and heavy looting. Estimates claim 200 Jews killed and 1,000 wounded, 3,000 prisoners, and widespread destruction on Pienkna and Allena streets. Military units, including Libau regiments, accused of brutality amid rioting.
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Warsaw
Siedlce
Pienkna
Aleina
Siedice
Litau
Associated Press
Libau Regiment
Gerela
Allena
Alabama Convention Promises Late Night Democratic Session
The Alabama Democratic State Convention at Montgomery adjourns late into the night as factions debate the resolutions committee. Comer supporters push for a full slate while Mobile delegates oppose Bryan endorsed planks on government ownership railroads and back McClellan and Dowdell for associate justice.
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Montgomery
Resolutions
Mobile
Bryan
Plank
Clellan
Dowdell
Ostice
Roosevelt Cup Semifinal Stage Shrugs Off Threats At Sea
The Roosevelt Cup semi final round sees three yachts remain in contention: American Vim Auk and Wannsee with Vito holding two victories to Avk and Wannsee's one each. Conditions today favor Auk in the triangular race. Lieut. T. H. Dillon wins the $1000 national individual prize with a 313 score.
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Marblehead
T. H. Dillon
Theo. H. Dillon
U. S. Engineers Corps
A Second Assault Event Noted In Sparse Text
A fragmentary report references a second assault case with unreadable details. The readable bits mention a location and involved parties but lack clear names or outcomes. Further verification required for full accuracy.
Woman health ads promise cures through correspondence
A long damning ad piece touts Dr Hartman and Peruna as remedies for female diseases. It urges women to apply for summer correspondence treatment, with testimonials from Mrs Lizzie Sharpe and Mary Mayzer and notes on Dr Hartman’s credentials and the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio. It also mentions Lady Campbell Bannerman’s death and Henry Campbell Bannerman’s political career.
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Hartman
Mary Mayzer
Delbietree
Philadelphia
London
Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman
Campbell Bannerman
Marienbad
Henry
Snanda
Admiralty
Ireland
Gladstone
Perana
Prima
Vr. Hartman
Hartmait Sanitarium
8. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Reward Offered for Capture of Will Weaver
Governor Glenn offers a $50 reward for Will Weaver who cut J. R. Faysoux in Gaston County possibly fatally. An additional $25 reward is offered by Sheriff Armstrong, labeling Weaver a dangerous man. Also mentions new incorporations and a Belgium asylums article with limited related content.
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Raleigh
Glenn
Will Weaver
J. R. Faysoux
Gaston
Armstrong
Weaver
Commercial Bank of
Waynes
Ite
RE. Osborne
Germanton Academy Company
W. P. Bynum
Charlotte
J. W. Rufors
Clark’ Smith Co
Belhaven
P. Aycock
E.W. Clark
Parade review signals start of Sixth corps maneuvers
A grand parade land review of the German Sixth corps was held today as a prelude to general maneuvers beginning in Silesia tomorrow and running through next week. Capt Peter E. Traub and Capt Herman C. Schumm of the U S Army observed the event. A quip notes that a woman's faith in a man often stems from his own lack of faith in himself.
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Silesia
Peter E. Traub
Herman C. Schumm
United States Army
Purchase Warship Rumor Spurs Cuban Buy in US Ports
A Cuban revolutionary group seeks to buy ships in New York and Washington as the State Department reports no official protests yet. Officials would not disclose possible actions if an application is filed. Separately, a Sunday school superintendent recalls a biblical question about who led Israelites into Canaan, with a frightened child unable to answer. In Lodz on September 7 a mob killed a police officer and a soldier, mortally wounding the officer’s wife.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
New York
Mizzoury
Chorus Arrives as Immigration Officials Review Chorus
Fifty members of the Metropolitan Opera chorus arrived aboard the steamer La Bretagne in New York. They may next travel to Ellis Island to prove their immigration status, facing verification before entry.
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Ellis. Island
New York
la Bretagne
Elisiana
Not Individual Match Shooting at Eight Hundred Yards Closes Event
Seagirt reports the national rifle tournament ends with the 800 yard individual match as the final event. In New Orleans cotton futures rise between 20 and 25 points following government receipts and gin reports, with immediate market impact.
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Seagirt
Beg
New Orleans
Maine Prohibition Debate Sparks Heavy Poll Turnout
September 10 in Voruana Maine reports a day of sale and liquor issues driving a heavy vote as citizens vote through the afternoon. Leaders expect large turnout with forecasts of a sizable plurality for McGillicuddy and Littletela in the district, while labor questions loom in Congress.
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Voruana
Maine
Upen
Congress
Secretary Dykers Urges Prosecution of Vagrants in South
Secretary Dykers of the Louisiana Immigration Association asks Governor Heyward and other Southern governors to instruct sheriffs and police to prosecute all vagrants and loafers and require them to work. He argues labor scarcity and slow industrial growth hinder crops and development because higher prices push this class to work only three days a week. Heyward to return from Virginia soon.
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Columbia
D. C
Dykers
Louisiana Immigration Association
Heyward
Virginia
Fire at Prof Carlyle’s residence causes light damage
A fire broke out at the residence of Prof. J. B. Carlyle in Lake Forest North Carolina at noon. Neighbors and students rushed to help and extinguished the flames. The fire likely started from a spark in the kitchen flue. part of the roof burned and contents were damaged by water.
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Lake Forest
N. C
J. B. Carlyle
Waters-Pierce Oil official arrested in civil suit
St. Louis September 10 chairman of the Waters-Pierce Oil Co. was arrested on an attachment issued weeks ago to compel attendance as a witness in a civil suit. He was taken to the sheriff's office and arrangements were made for release to permit his attendance at the hearing of the oil company ouster suit.
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Salt
St. Louis
Waters-Pierce Oil Co
Pierce
Trolley Cars Collide at Brooklyn Bridge End
Twelve persons were injured when two trolley cars collided at the end of the Brooklyn Bridge in New York. Foreman Scharf will probably die. Nearly all passengers were painfully bruised or wounded.
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Colyn
Brooklyn Bridge
New York
Fotorman Scharf
Inde pendence League holds first state convention
New York delegates to the first state convention of the Independence League are arriving in large numbers. Sixteen hundred delegates have been named, with representation expected from every county. The first session starts tomorrow at noon and nominations are likely Monday night. Rain report follows.
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New York
Independence League
Hearst
Seaboard Air Line Train Routes and Connections
The Seaboard Air Line announces two daily trains linking Boston New York Philadelphia and Florida routes with through service to Richmond Raleigh Charlotte Wilmington and other points. Trains run Washington Norfolk Portsmouth Atlanta Birmingham Memphis Savannah and Jacksonville with cars serving diners sleeping and day coach services and direct Memphis connections for western destinations.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Balmore
Washington
Norfolk
Richmond
Raleigh
Charlotte
Wilmington
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Chattanooga
Nashville
Mongomery
Mobile
New Orleans
Columbia
Saranab
Jacksonville
Tampa
Florida
Baltimore
Dr Thacher's Liver Blood Syrup Promoted by Family Medicine
A vintage ad highlights WF Ham and Williams promoting Thacher's Liver Blood Syrup for family health. The text references decades of use and positions the product as a staple in home medical care amid a landscape of century old remedies.
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Scott
Travel promoters advertise Western trips from St Louis
An old promotional note from J. E. Rehlander and B P O Elks advertises rail departures from St Louis aboard Missouri Pacific at 9:00 am to destinations including Denver and San Francisco. It promises descriptive pamphlets for boarding houses and lists travel to Colorado and Salt Lake City all summer with dates from July 9 to 14 and June 24 to July 6.
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St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Colorado
Denver
B. P.O. Elks
San Francisco
J Ty
Salt Lake City
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