Revolt in Croatia as Austrian tensions flare
Conflict in Agram erupts during JelMahid Von Buzun anniversary, police clash with crowds leaving many wounded and 350 arrests. Croatia under military rule as troops move in. Peasants riot at Buccari Mejia rail lines while authorities cite Slavic Hungarian tensions and peasant poverty as root causes.
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Vienna
Croatia
Dalmatia
Agram
JelMahid von Buzun
Marny
Genburg
Agram Astelct
Buccari
Mejia
Khan Hederavy
Rural Unrest Spreads Across Regions Aboard Adriatic Coast
Across the country unrest erupts with varied causes. In Kreutz district peasants attack rich Hungarians for wealth, not nationality. Agram district towns cite language disputes. Coast districts blame public officials for the disturbances.
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Fem Pasceg
Adriatic
Kreutz
Agram
Chicago man is president of Illinois Eclectic Medical Society
Dr. W. Harrison Hipp of Chicago, a state board of health member, was elected president of the Illinois State Eclectic Medical Society. Other officers include A. Ewing of Maple Park as vice president, W. E. Emmett of Yorkville as secretary treasurer, J. B. Matthew of Blue Mound as treasurer, and F. W. Ranga of Roseville as corresponding secretary.
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Harrison Hipp
Illinois State Eclectic Medical Society
Springfield
Ill
W. Harrison Hipp
Chicago
State Board of Health
Illinois State Eclectic Medical Scciety
A. Ewing
Maple Park
W. E. Emmett
Yorkville
J. B. Matthew
Blue Mound
F. W. Ranga
Roseville
Massive Montana Sheep Losses From Blizzard Totals 1.5 Million
Statistics from the state board of sheep commissioners report 900000 sheep lost in the recent Helena blizzard. Combined with 606000 frozen in prior storms, the grand total reaches 1500000 sheep lost since December, equating to about 3750000 dollars in losses.
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Helena
Mont
Power
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Lieutenant Hay and Miss Roby Married in Decatur
Lieutenant Charles Edward Hay of Company D Twenty fourth United States Infantry and Miss Jane Roby daughter of Kilburn H Roby president of the National Bank of Decatur were married there May 22. The bridegroom is a nephew of Secretary of State Hay.
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Hay
Jane Roby
Decatur, Til
Decatur
Thousands of Jews to Chicago Help to Sufferers from Kishineff
The dispatch reports 6000 people from Kishineff and Besarabia will travel to Chicago with tickets and cash to aid victims. It notes private contributions may exceed official relief, with an estimated 150000 dollars raised by Jewish leaders in the Ghetto. Count Taltstoi condemns the Kishineff massacre as lies and violence and criticizes Russian government indifference.
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Philadelphia
Bulzberger
Pennsylvania
Associated Preas
Count Cassini
Kiecheneft
Sulzberger
Kischineff
Russia
Chicago
Bessarabia
St. Petersburg
Talstoi
Qing
Will Be In Touch With Army
General Bur ton with Secretary Root approves an order to align inspector general departments closer to the army. Officers assigned as inspectors general will be under department commanders with control of their assignments. Reports will be sent via the adjutant general to the inspector general.
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Washington
Burton
Army
Root
Adjutant General's Department
Heavy Indiana Storm Damages Buildings and Crops
A heavy storm swept Indiana on May 22 causing extensive damage to buildings and crops. Lightning struck several structures in Lebanon Efwood Crawfordsville with multiple narrow escapes reported. The storm disrupted wire service and caused widespread disruption across the state.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Lebanon
Efiwood
Crawfordgvilla
Eleven Street Car Men Jailed For Mail Car Interruption
In New Orleans Judge Boorman of the United States circuit court sentenced 11 street car workers to three months in parish prison for disrupting the progress of mail cars during the recent street car strike in the city.
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New Orleans
Boorman
United States Circuit Court
Pais City
Congress to cover $226000 post office deficit
The next session will be asked to appropriate $105000 for regular free delivery and $121000 for rural free delivery to cover a total deficit of $227000 in the post office system. Postmaster General Payne criticized General Superintendent A W Machen for loose administration while saying Congress will likely vote the funds. Machen will be heard. Wynne denies any interview suggesting Payne may resign.
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Washington
Congress
A. W Machen
Payne
Machen
Milwaukee
H B. Wynne
Wynne
Paynes
The
Sentinel
Fox Lake
Wis
Modoc Indians Plan Emigration to Klamath Region
Washington reports that about 47 Modoc Indians, remnants of the tribe that carried out the lava beds massacre, intend to return to the Klamath reservation in Oregon. They own lands in severalty, have leased them, and sold stock, arguing for Pacific coast climate and reunion with friends. The Indian agent urges delay until the Indian Bureau is contacted, while Acting Commissioner Tanner questions enforcement due to their citizenship status.
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Washington
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Quapaw Agency
Indian Territory
Lava Beds
Klamath Reservation
Oregon
Severalty
Indian Bureau
Tanner
Oklahoma Statehood Push Gains Momentum in Territory Tour
Secretary Hay Hitchcock reports favorable outlook in Indian Territory and Oklahoma. He opposes consolidating the two territories into one state and asserts Oklahoma deserves immediate statehood.
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Hitchcock
Indian Territory
Oklahome
Washington
Hay Hitchcock
Oklahoma
Uruguay Allows Duty-Free Supplies for Warships
Washington reports Minister Finch says Uruguay’s new president has issued a decree permitting duty free import of supplies for foreign warships. The policy, effective in Montevideo, strengthens access for the United States Navy as Montevideo serves as South Atlantic fleet headquarters during summer.
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Washington
United States
Finch
Montevideo
State Department
Uruguay
United States Navy
Gasoline Tank Explosion injures New York crowd
In New York on May 22 a gasoline tank exploded on an automobile injuring more than forty people. A police officer and three firemen were among the injured by a shower of burning gas. No fatalities were reported.
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New York
Telegraph Foreman Killed by Live Wire in Joliet
Al L. Eustace of Betlar Kansas foreman of a Western Union Telegraph wire crew was killed by a live wire while astride a cross arm atop a pole in Joliet Illinois May 22.
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Wire Crew
Foliet
Til
Joliet
AL L. Eustace
Betlair
Kan
Western Union Telegraph Company
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