Russian Mob Dressed in Red News Item
May 2 report details relief funds for Kishineff Russia victims and a letter from Abraham Greenfield, Kishineff synagogue sexton, describing Havoc by Russians. He cites rioters breaking into homes, killing and injuring residents, with a daughter, a mother, and a husband among the casualties.
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Abraham Greenfield
Kishineff
Halht Brodaky
Newark
Murr
Mirril
Baski
Oreh
Ato
Notable Abuses Reported Inane Letter To Rabbi From Troubled Area
A translated letter describes brutal acts against Jews including Atlas 74 being hurled from a roof and dying, and Shoomah the teacher gravely wounded with six inch stakes driven into his hump. The writer claims Kis hinem Jews plan retreat to Doubernta and appeals to Rabbi Brodaky to publish for the American public, noting suppression of news locally.
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Wea Atlas
Zétemletick
Indiana moves to reorganize high school to college credits
Indiana education leaders consider a statewide change to grant college credit for advanced high school work. A committee including W. Le Bryan C. M Rendall and J. J. Milla will study credits from commissioned and noncommissioned schools to reward students with substantial prior study. The plan aims to let Indianapolis and other districts offer postgraduate college work at high schools and credit partial preparation toward college entry.
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Indiana
State Baaed of
W. le Bryan
State University
C. M. Rendall
Indiana Polty Schools
J. J. Milla
Earlham College
Indianapolis
Tramp Kneaded Woman’s Dough in Monaca Narrow Escape
In Monaca Pennsylvania on May 2 a woman named Kate Slawson woke to find a man in her home. He waved her to a seat and used a bread pan to knead dough while demanding money. After revealing he had searched the house, he left through the window, escaping before an alarm could be raised.
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Monaca
Intra
Kate Slawson
Mra. Slawson
Alam
Prophecy Mary Hedges Predicts Lord’s Earthly Appearance
Louisville May 2 Large crowds attend services in the manger at Cabbags Patch led by Mrs Mary Hedges who says she is the foretuner of the Lord She forecasts a Sunday morning appearance this summer but not after August 30 with fifteen Sundays to go She claims frequent conversations with the Lord and that her letters requesting details are answered only by divine command Her husband supports her claims and they have spent much to build the manger She charges admission but says she receives no money and the calves mouthpiece of the Lord will be kept in a stall adjoining the stable
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Louieville
Cabbags
Mra
Mary Hedges
Mra. Hedges
Hedges
McGovern Heroic Rescue From Fire Near Training Quarters
New York May 22 Terry McGovern the pugilist helped rescue Mrs Mary Wright and her two children from a fire near Johnson's road house in Worthangiz Jerome area. McGovern awoke to flames, donned a bathrobe, entered the smoke filled second floor and carried the children to safety while guiding the mother to exit.
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New York
Terry McGovern
Mary Wright
Johnson's Roadhouse
Wothatang Jerome-ny3
McGovern
Hanna Says They Do Not Smoke In Conversation
In a Chicago dispatch Col. Katekin and Senayir Mauna discuss the convention, denials of smoking, and Foraker's stance. Roosevelt’s prospects at the coming convention are debated, with claims the proposition is unfair and not binding on future conventions.
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Hanna
Chicago
Foy IheIn
Thieslay
Col. Katekin
Tevenus Vadertor
Senayir Mauna
Foraker
Coronel
Park Theater to Stage WeberFiett Engagement in June
Advance ticket sales open at Park office 9:30 a m Saturday for the WeberFiett engagement to be presented by Manager Dickson with precautions against speculation. A famed all star company appears for one night only on June 1 as The Christian closes a week of strong park program.
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WeberFiett
Park Nox
Dickson
Ne Famous All-Star
the Park
George Francis Train Ill With Smallpox In Stamford Home
George Francis Train is ill with smallpox at his sister Mrs Susan T. Satager’s home on Third Street Stamford New York. He left the Mills Hotel on Wednesday saying he felt better and hoped to recover with relatives nearby. Physicians called in pronounced it a mild case of smallpox.
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New York
George Francis
Susan
T. Satager
Third St
Stamford
Mills
Social Notes From the City and Surroundings
The Swirl of Society reports Mrs. T. J. Villers traveling to Chillicothe Ohio while Miss Vivian Greene heads to California for months. Mr. and Mrs. Handort N. Rogers hosted a dinner at the Maypool Thursday night. Dr. Hannah Graham entertained friends at luncheon at the Columbia Club Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Dickson are noted in society circles.
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T. J. Villers
Chilliccothe
Vivian Greene
Jay California
Handort N. Rogers
Dlaypool
Hannah Graham
Columbia Sub
George A. Dickson
Art and Manual Training Exhibit at Benjam in Harrison School
Art and manual training specimens from elementary schools are on exhibit at the Benjam in Harrison School with hours 4 to 6 Friday and 9 to 1 Saturday. The display includes drawing and color from Western drawing teachers association, Indianapolis school art for April, and spring work from the Normal training school.
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Benjamiin Harrison
Indianapolis
Normal Training School
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