Massacres Renewed Riot at Bialystok War Zone
Disorder flared in Bialystok as bombs exploded and crowds clashed with police. Troops fired on rioters while peasants armed with clubs and scythes joined the turmoil. Minsk and Grodno dispatches note heightened tensions with government ministers debating policy amid intensified revolutionary activity in army and workers. An official parliamentary inquiry plans to study causes and curb violence as authorities cordon the town and prepare commissions.
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Grodno Minsk
Minsk
Goer
Ruand Stolypin
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Goremykin
Douma
Peasants’ League
Usti
Miss Archbold Bride of Saunderson at Cuttyhunk Clubhouse
Miss Anne Archbold daughter of Standard Oil executive weds Armar Dayrolles Saunderson son of Colonel Edward Saunderson MP at the Cuttyhunk Clubhouse in New Bedford. The private ceremony follows a quiet family gathering after a recent death in the Archbold family.
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New Bedford
Mass
Standard Oil
Cuttyhank
Anne Archbold
Armar Dayrolles Saunderson
Percy Gordon
Grace Episcopal Church
Atlantic Seaboard
Cuttyhunk Club
Miss Archbold
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Saunderson
Edward Sanderson
Ireland
Mr. Saunderson
Far East
Mr. Archbold
Fifty Gold Mine Special Passes Pittsburg
A nine car train labeled the Fifty Gold Mine Special whisked through Pittsburg after 9 p.m. en route from New York and Philadelphia to Colorado Springs. It carried eighty five Eastern businessmen led by Charles H. Jones Jr. of New York, who said the trip aimed to inspect gold mines in Colorado. The group, with ties to about 50 million dollars of capital, proceeded to Chicago by 8:25 a.m. Trade talk and bets on a major Colorado mining deal surrounded the journey.
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the Tribune
Pittsburg
New York
Philadelphia
Colorado Springs
Charles H. Jones, Jr
Colorado
Mr. Jones
J. C. Bergstresser
J. H. Camp
Chicago
Pictures of former Equitable officials spark custody debate
President Morton of Equitable Life Assurance Society worries about hundreds of framed portraits of former executives. Portraits of Henry B Hyde James W Alexander James Hazen Hyde and William H McIntyre line the home office and branches. The company contemplates removal versus leaving them in place.
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Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Henry B. Hyde
James W. Alexander
James Hazen Hyde
William H. MclIntyre
Hazed Boy Paralyzed After School Hazing Incident
Marshall Overton a Watkins High School student is in serious condition at his Reading area home after a hazing attack Tuesday night. Warrants have been issued for several students connected with the incident. Overton was dragged to a dark corner after rehearsing music in a building, leaving him unconscious and paralyzed on one side.
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Rochester
Marshall Overton
Watkins High School
Reading
Penn
Overton
Arrested man seeks death after hotel fraud charge
F A Phillips alias A R Aldridge, age sixty nine, attempted suicide on the Tenderloin station steps after being arrested on a complaint by Hotel Seville manager Henry S Duncan for defrauding the hotel of 9350. He registered as Albridge at the Seville but as Phillips at Gilsey House. Patrolman Edward F Adlum seized him. he stabbed his neck with a penknife as they entered the station. He was taken to New York Hospital in reportedly stable condition.
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Tenderloin
Seville
29Th Street
Madison Avenue
Henrys. Duncan
Albridge
Gilsey House
Edward F. Adlum
Aldridge
Phillips
New York Hospital
Sullivan
Massachusetts
Canal Commission
Williams
Miss
Pou
Mr. Dalzell
Payne
Panama Canal
Rumor of Western uprising talks with Germany and Austria
London reports a Times correspondent says Moscow government may seek joint action with Germany and Austria Hungary if uprisings occur in western provinces. Grand Duke Vladimir's Serlin visit is linked to the matter.
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the Times
St. Petersburg
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Vladimir
Serlin
Newark Runaway Car Crash Injures Forty At Midnight
A Newark public service work car loaded with broken stone crashed into a crowded open car returning from Electric Park. The runaway killed or wounded up to forty, with twenty doctors on scene within ten minutes. Injured included Peter Engelkerchen, Thomas Bott, Francis W. Smith, Michael Marlington, Samuel Wienowicsky, Paul Belcaire, and Laura Gregory.
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N. J
South Orange Avenue
Norfolk Street
Springfield Avenue
Market Street
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St. Barnabas’s
Essex
Engelfkerchen
Peter
East $24 Street
New York
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Thomas
Mount Pleasant Avenue
Smith
Francis W
Orange Street
Marlington
Michael B
Union Street
Wienowicsky
Samuel
Grove Street
Belcaire
Paul
Morton Street
Gregory
Miss Laura
Baldwin Street
Car Kills Two Children at Avenue A and 12th Street
Joseph Celetano aged four and his sister Tessina eight were killed by a Williamsburg Bridge car as they crossed Avenue A near 12th Street. The motorman William Bottiche was arrested for homicide amid a hostile mob and coroner Harburger pledged a strong example against reckless motormen.
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Tessina
J. P. Celetano
Avenue A
Williamsburg Bridge
12Th Street
Snyder
East 5Th Street
William Bottiche
No. 322
East 27Th Street
Harburger
R E Lester Seriously Injured In Skylight Fall
Washington June 15 Representative Rufus E Lester of Georgia was badly hurt after falling through a Cairo apartment skylight on Q street NW. He fell about thirty feet to the eleventh floor and suffered internal injuries along with multiple broken bones. Doctors fear for his life as he lies in his rooms awaiting further word. Lester, 68, has long served Savannah in Congress and held posts including Confederate veteran Georgia state senate president and Savannah mayor.
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Rufus E. Lester
Georgia
Cairo
Q Street
16Th
17Th
Lester
Savannah
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Georgia State Senate
Newport Boat Towed In After Tail Shaft Break
Newport Rhode Island June 15 The Newport and Wickford Line steamer General suffered a tail shaft break near Conanticut Point delaying cottagers aboard. The vessel sprang a leak but pumps kept water out. Two life boats were readied, distress whistles sounded, and the fishing steamer Frank M Bestcock towed the General to Newport. Passengers included Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr W Watts Sherman and Dr Austin Flint IV of New York.
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R. L
Newport and
House Backs Lock Canal in Panama Bill Debate
The House voted 110 to 36 to amend the Sundry Civil bill, barring use of 25,456,571 for sea level canal construction and favoring a lock canal. Advocates argue the House action will push Senate support for a lock canal despite some sea level sentiment.
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Washington
House
Panama
Littauer
New York
Appropriations Committee
Bartlett
Georgia
Burton
Ohio
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Congress
Senate
Knox
Hopkins
Dryden
Millard
Black Diamond Express Crashes With Freight Trains
The eastbound Black Diamond Express collided with a freight entering a siding near Summerfield Towanda at 3 50 p m. Engineer Wank suffered a broken shoulder and head injuries and was taken to Packer Hospital Sayre. No other injuries beyond shocks. The freight cars were heavily loaded with iron and the passenger engine was wrecked.
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Wilkes-Barre
Penn
Black Diamond Express
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Sammerfield
Towanda
Wank
Packer
Sayre
False Murder Alarm Traced to Parrot in Garage
A late night call to Police Headquarters claimed a woman heard cries of murder near Fifth Avenue and 31st Street. Detectives, patrolmen, and reporters searched the Tenderloin area but found only residents, a bad singing parrot, and a wary crowd.
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Fifth Avenue
31St Street
Tenderloin
West 30Th Street
Counting Pittsburg Consumptives
Pittsburgh health officials led by Dr. H. K. Beatty wage a countywide census of tuberculosis patients on the North Side with help from local physicians. He expects a report in a few weeks and urges acquiring a farm near the city for consumptive treatment. Police have assisted in collecting the census on multiple occasions.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
H. K. Beatty
Allegheny Bureau of Health
North Side
Beatty
Best over Sunday Trip from New York Ad
Leave New York Saturday on C. W. Morse or Adirondack connecting with train and steamer through Lake George. Or allow full day in Albany. The best over Sunday trip from New York with reduced rates.
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New York
C. W. Morse
Adirondack
Lake George
Albany
Depose Insane King: Bavarian Plan to Crown Luitpold
In Vienna reports say King Otto of Bavaria may be deposed as Prince Regent Luitpold seeks to be king. Court circles approve, but Bavaria would need a constitutional change and Diet assent. Otto, insane for years, lives isolated with minimal nourishment.
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Otto
Bavaria
Luitpold
Diet
Dowie Describes Death Vision After Melbourne Fight
Chicago witness John Alexander Dowie testifies in Zion City controversy court about a former separation of body and soul. He recalls seeing his dead body under a shroud during the Melbourne liquor fight and notes a later vision with the Angel Gabriel and Virgin Mary. He recounts warnings of assassination and a divine command to proceed.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Dowie
Tabernacle
Girl Check Swindler in Lockport Case
A fourteen year old girl, appearing innocent with school books, cashed two forged five dollar checks at Burtt Brothers and another merchant in Lockport. The checks were drawn by E. S. Patton in favor of Edna Rice and were rejected by National Exchange Bank. Police have no trace of the girl.
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the Tribune
Lockport
N. Y
Burtt Brothers
Burtt
E. S. Patton
Edna Rice
National Exchange Bank
Tovell
Sioux Hunt Old Enemy at Beatrice
A Sioux band connected with a traveling circus roamed Beatrice Nebraska searching for General Colby who led state troops at Wounded Knee. They danced and made demonstrations before Colby's house while Colby was away. Little Cloud, chief, claims kinship to Lost Bird the papoose Colby retrieved at the battlefield and seeks the child.
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Tribune
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Wounded Knee
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Colpy
Earthquakes Felt in Frisco and Oakland Tonight
Two distinct tremors rattled San Francisco and Oakland at 9 4 tonight. The shocks moved west to east and lasted several seconds. No damage was reported.
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Oakland
Mizner and wife reportedly reconciled in Chicago
Chicago report says Wilson Mizner and his bride, formerly Mrs. Charles T. Yerkes, have again reconciled and may have left the city recently. Their presence as the Yerkes taxable fortunes were being reviewed sparked rumors Mizner came to protect her interests.
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the Tribune
Chicago
Wilson Mizner
Charles T. Yerkes
Mizner
Yerkes
Board of Review
Yachts Run Aground and Schooner in Distress Off Cape Breton
A heavy gale off Cape Breton since last night drives two yachts the Grayling and the Stella aground near North Sydney and leaves a schooner in distress off Glace Bay. Harbor assistance has been dispatched to aid the stricken vessels and crews.
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Glace Bay
Cape Breton
Stella
Wadsworth replies as Roosevelt blasts meat bill
President Roosevelt letters to James Wadsworth condemn the House committee meat inspection bill as worse than the Senate version. Wadsworth fires back calling the President very, very wrong and defends the committee’s approach citing flaws, hours for inspectors, and impact on honest stock raisers and packers.
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White House
Washington
Mr. Wadsworth
Metabe
Reynolds
House
Theodore Roosevelt
James W. Wadsworth
House of Representatives
Wadsworth Replies on Meat Inspection Bill
Mr Wadsworth defends the meat inspection bill in a Washington letter to the President. He asserts the committee’s legislation reflects the President’s views and corrects claimed omissions. He cites page references showing inspectors access and night inspections for slaughter and product processing.
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Mr. Wadsworth
Committee On Agriculture
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Packers Demand Rigid Inspection Law Sparks Debate
A historical letter reveals Packers urging a strict inspection statute, claiming the measure would protect their livelihood. The writer defends a court review clause as redundant yet lawful, inviting specific critique and promising revisions if the proposal fails to meet its goals.
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United States
Limited Train Upgrades for Southwestern Limited
The New York Central Lines announce a complete equipment overhaul of the Southwestern Limited with a cafe smoking and library car drawing room sleeping car private compartment observation car dining car and all the features of the famous Limited trains. America's Greatest Railroad advertises the up to date service to Cincinnati Indianapolis and St Louis in time for June.
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Southwestern Limited
Nework Central Lines
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