Poland in rebellion as Lodz and Warsaw strike
Lodz Crews walk out, 60 000 workers join political protest paralyzing industry. Barricades rise and liquor shops plundered while troops clash with strikers. Warsaw echoes with unrest ahead of bomb case trial. Atexteff joins imperial council as unsteady Manchuria policy falters.
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Lodz
Russian Poland
St. Petersburg
Poland
Uf Gafe
Warsaw
Okrjey
Far East
Atexteff
Council of
Empire
Alexteff
Grand Duke
Alexis
Alexieff
Far Eastern Committee
Japan
95,000 Have Lazy Worm In Porto Rico Report
Washington reports from Captain Ashford and the Porto Rican anemia commission detail a 95 percent infection rate among 100,000 Porto Ricans near Aibonito. A field hospital is set up, with $15,000 allocated for eradication work using proven methods from last year’s $5,000 program. The disease, long misunderstood, now sees many seeking treatment as cures accumulate.
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Washington
Army
B. Eghford
Aibonito
Ashford
Two Freight Boats Sunk in St Clair River Collision
Detroit reports the freighters City of Rome bound down and Linden up bound collided off Tashmoo park in the St Clair river. Linden sinks after sustaining heavy damage. City of Rome sinks shortly after. Cooks Hardy and Wise of the Linden drown. other crew escape except the captain and wife.
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Detroit
City of Rome
Linden
St. Clair River
Tashmoo Park
Cooks Hardy
Wise
City of
Rome
Tashmoo Dock
Russel Island
Cook
Bryan rails against Roosevelt on Paul Morton case
In Lincoln Nebraska June Bryan condemns President Roosevelt for absolving Paul Morton of prosecution over alleged rebates during Morton's Santa Fe presidency. He cites Judges Horton and Judson's investigation, questions why high officials escape punishment, and demands public disclosure of motives and truth.
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Bryan Lincoln
Paul Morton
Poliitical
Roosevelt
Harmon
Repents Rash Act as Niagara Current Claims Gibson
James A. Gibson, 45, a Buffalo insurance man, leaped from Goat Island bridge into Niagara River. He fought for life as the crowd hurled a life line but was swept to the falls and drowned. His coat and a suicide note were found. the body was not recovered.
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Niagara
Gibson
Niagara Falls
James A. Gibson
Buffalo
Goat Island Bridge
Court to Hold Open During Equitable Inquiry
New York plans a suspended summer vacation for the court of general sessions to allow District Attorney Jerome to examine Equitable Life Assurance Society affairs. Jerome received a letter from Governor Higgins offering to place the evidence from Superintendent Hendricks at his disposal and said he intends to review it thoroughly.
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New York
Court of General Sessions
District 1
Jerome
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Higgins
Hendricks
Negro Assault Suspect Flees to Church in Martinsburg
William Clifford, a black man, is arrested in Martinsburg on charges of assaulting Aliie May Hancock, five, daughter of William Hancock. The father pursued him to a barber shop, then chased him to a Presbyterian church where a prayer meeting was under way and the gathering was disrupted. Hancock struck Clifford with a heavy club before he was restrained and sent to jail by Deputy Sheriff arrival.
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Mount Vernon
William Clifford
Martinsburg
Aliie May Hancock
William Hancock
Clifford
Presbyterian Church
Hancock
John Dudgeon
Wilson
Depositors to Be Paid in Full in Philadelphia
Albert L. Taber as temporary receiver of the City trust Safe Deposit and Surety company says every depositor will be paid dollar for dollar after the institution closed its doors Wednesday.
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Philadelphia
Albert L. Taber
City Trust, Safe Deposit and Surety Company
Evacuation Ordered Near Vesuvius Amid Rising Crater Activity
The prefect orders residents near Mount Vesuvius to prepare to evacuate as crater discharges increase. The June 24 directive aims to move people away from potential lava and ash flows.
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Vesuvius
Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Crater
Banquet Honours Whitelaw Reid At London Pilgrim Dinner
Premier Balfour and Sir Henry Irving led a London gathering of notable British figures and American residents in greeting Whitelaw Reid, the new American ambassador. Lord Roberts opened with a toast to King Edward and Roosevelt, while Irving read a poem by Alfred Austin. Reid received an enthusiastic reception as the crowd sang America and tribute to the guest.
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London
Whitelaw Refs
Edyward
Pilgrim Society of London
England
Field Marsal Lord Roberts
Edward
Roosevelt
Balfour
Great Britain
Whitemaw Reid
America
Alfred Austin
Apa
Reid
Millionaire Missing From Waldorf Astoria Banker's Vanishing
New York banker Stimpson Gillet, 38, of Broad street, an alleged $3,000,000 holder, vanished from his Waldorf Astoria suite two weeks ago. Bags and trunks remain in storage, with offices locked and no further clues beyond suspected accident or foul play. Gillet, a Chicago transplant, had habit of carrying large sums and suffered recent nervous illness.
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New York
H. Stimpson Gillet
No. 20
Broad Street
Waldorf-Astoria
Gilet
Waldorf.Astoria
Gillet
Gilles
Chicago
Four Thousand Reward Offered for Wenzie Murderer
Northumberland County commissioners announce a $4000 reward for the arrest and conviction of the killer of Michael Wenzie who was shot on a public road near Natalie while returning from the mines. The notice specifies pursuit and legal action to bring the perpetrator to justice.
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Shamokin
Northumberland County
Michael Wenzie
Natalie
Chicago Strike Nearing an End
Chicago reports that all major obstacles to settling the teamsters strike have been removed and indications point to a swift end unless an unforeseen development arises.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Sister dispute outlines in Ohio court case
Testimony recounts Mrs Hoyt alleged to be insane over sewer gas fears and control of Mapes property. Witnesses including Warren Nolle and James Baxter discuss inheritance edits and defective sewer system. Plaintiff claims deliberate alienation. defense cites family tensions and financial motives amid long-ago trial.
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Getty
Funsu
Hill
Wit
Marshall Wool
Charlene
Sidtel
Wood
James Baxter
Mapes
Boss of Cincinnati? Lincoln Steffens spar with Cox
In McClure's Ohio politics piece, George B. Cox refutes Lincoln Steffens saying Cincinnati is well governed and claims Steffens misrepresented his findings. Cox defends his bank role and public service, insisting he earns his money honestly while denying graft.
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Cincinnati
Lincoln Steffens
McClure
Ohio
George LB. Cox
Republican Organization
Lincoln Stevens
Pye
Cinginnali
Steffens
Herrick
Columbus
Jewels Recovered From Mentor Wreck Victim's Property
Jewelry worth 32000 belonging to S C Beckwith of New York was found in wreckage and brought to Cleveland. Beckwith died after removal. Secret Service and railroad officials pursue a suspect tied to the switch tampering blamed for the Mentor wreck. Lake Shore offers 12000 reward for arrests or information.
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Mentor
Cleveland
S. C. Beckwith
New York
Lake Shore Claim Agent
Beckwith
Lake Shore Railway Company
Twentieth Century Limited
Bank Lacked Ready Money Forces Closure in Vicksburg
Kalamazoo Michigan June 24 The Vicksburg Exchange bank of Vicksburg twelve miles south of this city has closed its doors for lack of ready money.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Vicksburg Exchange Bank of
Vicksburg
Governor Carter Resigns in Hawaii
Governor Carter has mailed his resignation to President Roosevelt from Honolulu Hawaii as of June 24. He steps down from office amid political shifts in Hawaii with the resignation effective immediately and the administration awaiting guidance from Washington.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Carter
Roosevelt
Kaiser Wins Meteor III in Kiel Regatta Contest
Germany June regatta reports Kaiser’s Meteor III edging Hamburg’s boat by over three minutes on a 32 mile course. Ambassadors Tower and Armour aboard, with the Atlas, Alisa, Orion, and Endymion noted in the fleet. Navahoe beat Comet by 31 minutes amid a tight Suzanne versus Clara luffing duel.
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Germany
Kaiser
Prince Henry
Russia
Allison VV
Armour
Atla
Reginary
Alisa
Aisa
America
Wlost Tavehiung
Windward
Orion
Ailsa
Hamburg
Emperor William
Ambassador Tower
Wilson Marshall
Atlantic
George Lauder
Suzanne
Clara
O. Huldschinsky
Max Guilleaume
Offer Arbitration On Shot Firer Law Question
Springfield Ill June 24 The state executive board of the United Mine Workers offers to arbitrate with the Illinois Coal Operators Association over whether miners request for a shot firer law violates their agreement If the ruling is affirmative the miners will reimburse operators for the shot firers If negative the operators continue to provide shot firers John Mitchell national president of the miners organization is expected to attend the meeting here next Monday to receive the operators decision
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Springfield
Ill
United Mine Workers of America
Linois Coal Operators’ Association
Spe
Miners’ Organization
John Mitchell
Quart of Vinegar Costs $1200 Near Lynbrook
New York June 24 Postmaster Pearsall of Lynbrook L I drew a quart of vinegar for a stranger at the combination store and post office. The man left the店 with postage stamps valued at 1200.
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New York
Postminster Pearsall
Lynbrook
L. L
Pearsall
Dun's Review of Trade Summary of National Business Conditions
Dun's Review reports moderate improvement in manufacturing with rising inventories in Patou textiles and iron and steel showing midsummer quiet. Labor and wage talks progress with more agreements signed, while building activity increases with higher capital. New England shoe makers see steady fall orders and strong spring sample demand amid inflation in raw materials.
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Sera
Jane Th
POS MG Taetery
Dole Warton
Imiporrank
Patou
New England
Jealous Farmer Kills Himself In Millville
Youngstown Ohio June 24 Samuel Paws a prosperous Millville farmer killed himself after revealing jealousy toward his wife He attempted to kill his wife and their 1 year old son but they escaped Then Daws went to his barn and killed himself leaving the wife and child unharmed
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Youngstown
Samuel Paws
Millville
Taws
Daws
Shot Down While Plowing in Huntington West Virginia
Melville Thomas, white farmer, was killed while plowing corn near a field in Huntington. The incident follows recent indictments against illicit retailers and activists believed linked to the crime, with authorities pursuing leads tied to the ASIASA NON.
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Huntington
W Va
Melville Thomas
Thomas
Asiasa Non
National and American Games Standings and Scores
Standings and scores from Major League teams are listed with brief notes. The item reflects a humorous exchange about family concerns and personal finances, illustrating the paper's light cartoon style rather than a game report.
Chicago Grain Market Sees Wheat Rally as Yields Fall
Chicago on June 23 reports prospects of a much smaller wheat crop pushing July wheat up 1? to 91 1/2 cents while corn slips and oats rise. Closing quotes show Wheat July 914 91/2, Corn July 644, Oats July 32 1/2.
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Chicago
L&c
Pittsburg Markets June 22 Prices for grains, livestock and dairy
Pittsburg markets report mixed corn and oats with prices for yellow shelled corn around 59 to 61 cents and oats from 35 to 36 cents per unit. Hay and haylage list timothy and clover offerings, eggs and butter show modest margins, and cheese prices include New York full cream and Ohio cream. Cattle, hogs, sheep and lambs show range of values from prime to good quality, with feeding steers and stockers priced between 2.50 and 6.90, and heavy hogs near 5.55 per unit.
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New York
New
Ohio
Inci
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Alid
Pilgrims’ Club of London
Amer
Ican
Henry Irving
Lau
Reata Watson
Boarder
Jofense
George B. Cox
Kiel
Meteor III
damburg—Am
Bassador Tower
Peror
Imperial YacRe Club
Bie
Ansa Can
Dou Aml
Govlet
Swan
Thsra
Capri
Charlemagne
Dun’s Review OF Trade
Il FF
Ginetta
Philatava
York
Boston
Louis
Chicago Grain Market
Pittsburg
Pat
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