Horrors at Bialystok Massacres Described
A Bialystok dispatch to The Associated Press reports brutal rioting and massacres. Soldiers, mobs, and Jewish and Christian combatants clash as funerals proceed all day, with authorities promising investigation and order restored amid charred ruins and reports of mutilated bodies.
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Associated Press
Ohio Senate Melts to Politics Shift on Pattison Death
Ohio politics shift after Governor Pattison dies at his Cincinnati area home. Lieutenant Governor Andrew L Harris becomes acting Governor with full powers until the 1908 election. Democrats lose a crucial rally point as the Republican party tightens its hold statewide amid Pattison’s death and succession questions.
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Tribune
Cleveland
John M. Pattison
Cincinnati
Ohio
Myron T. Herrick
Andrew L. Harris
Ohio Democracy
Herrick
Mr. Harris
Harris
Pattison
River Flood Destroys Vast Land Area in Dakota Region
Mis souri River flooding stretches across low lands in South Dakota north of Sioux City. A five section strip near Yankton appears cut off from the Dakota side and may be carried downstream. Heavy rains drive the river rise as farmers race to protect crops and property.
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Tribune
Sioux City
Iowa
Missouri River
South Dakota
Yankton
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Dakota
Rain Brings Needed Hope To Kansas And Nebraska
Telegraph report from Kansas City notes rain across Kansas and Nebraska after three weeks without moisture. Corn paddocks show a good stand and rapid growth should resume. wheat in Nebraska and parts of Kansas will benefit, though much of Kansas wheat is near harvest and already cut in places.
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Tribune
Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
Delaware strawberry farmers reap record season despite split payments
Delaware farmers earned about 375000 for strawberries in the season that closed Saturday as prices hit new highs. Receipts totaled 93000 with another 150000 paid to other growers and most shipments went to New York. THE EQUINOX TRIO-GINGEHALE, SARSAparilla, Lemon. Telephone til Pranklin.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware
New York
Rockefeller Gifts 800000 for Norfolk Naval YMCA Building
John D. Rockefeller provides 800000 to fund a naval YMCA building in Norfolk Virginia to aid about three thousand sailors and Marines at the Norfolk Navy Yard. The gift follows early work by Miss Helen M Gould and was arranged after land options were secured. A national YMCA representative will choose the site.
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Norfolk Yard
The
Tribune
Norfolk
John D. Rockefeller
Naval Young Men's Christian Association
Helen M. Gould
Kidnapping case ends as boy reunites with mother
Charles Frederick Muth, seven, was found safe with his mother in Philadelphia after his kidnapper John Joseph Kean was captured. Kean admitted kidnapping for money and said he planned to move the boy five to six miles from the city before returning him for a ransom. Police tracked Kean via letters and tips, culminating in a dawn arrest near a vacant West Philadelphia house.
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Tribune
Philadelphia
Charles Frederick Muth
John Joseph Kean
Weaver
Kean
Donaghy
Detective Bureau
West Philadelphia
Joseph Sager
60Th Street
Haverford Avenue
Clare
Vale
Sager
Keen
Paris Sets Pennsylvanias 50 Million Dollar Loan Sale
Kuhn Loeb Co reports the sale of 250 million francs of a 15 year 3 percent Paris franc loan guaranteed by the Pennsylvania Railroad. The loan will be placed with French banks Banque de Paris et des Pays Bas and Credit Lyonnais with initial price near par and monthly payments this year. The deal marks the first direct American loan in Paris and will bring about 50 million dollars in French money to the United States.
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Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Company
Kuhn
Pennsylvania
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Foreign Affairs
Interior
Fisc
Horace Finaly
Banque de Paris Et Des Pays Bas
J. G. Buchanan
New York
Credit Lyonnais
Wiliam Nelson Cromwell
Paul D. Cravath
Kuhn, Leeb & Co
Sullivan & Cromwell
Pennsylvania M Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Russia
Cassatt Outlines Use of Pennsylvania Loan Funds
Philadelphia June 18 President Cassatt explained the 50 million French loan arranged with Kuhn Loeb & Co will cover payments for 50 ton steel cars 313 locomotives and also fund the completion of the water supply system. Proceeds and other company resources will meet costs of the main line improvements and New York terminals. car and water certificates will be retained in the treasury.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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New York Terminals
Chicago Bar May Act on Roosevelt Criticism of Judge Humphrey
Chicago lawyers debate possible action by the Chicago Bar Association over President Roosevelt's censure of Judge J Otis Humphrey regarding the packers trial. Some favor submitting the issue to a full membership vote while most criticize the President's conduct.
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Chicago
Chicago Bar Association
Roosevelt
J. Otis Humphrey
Packers
Bar Association
Congress
Humphrey
Board of Managers
Howard & Taylor
Nixon to start new warship yard at Perth Amboy
Lewis Nixon took possession of the Ramsay shipyard and announced plans to build a new fleet of warships with secrecy. He began preparations within a week though no metal is yet in place and he will spend a few weeks in the area, paying wages and shopping locally.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
Lewis Nixon
Ramsay Shipyard
Gregory
Russia
Nixon
First National Bank
Spotted Fever Cure At Long Island Hospital
Physicians at Long Island College Hospital report success treating cerebrospinal meningitis by Dr. Joseph W. Goldsmith's method. Ten of twelve patients improved, mainly immigrants under a government contract. Two cases were too ill on arrival. Treatment features hot water baths and massage with two 15 minute daily baths and attendants rubbing the body.
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Long Island College Hospital
Joseph W. Goldsmith
House
Goldsmith
Fly Bite May Cause Death Near Middletown
Suffering from blood poisoning after a fly bite Erastus Haines of Milo near Middletown may lose his arm or life. A large fly bit his left wrist and swelling progressed until doctors operated at the hospital to save his life and limb.
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Middletown
Erastus Haines
Milo
Haines
Birds Cause Town Hall Clock to Run Erratic
In Harrison New Jersey a town clock sped up and slowed down randomly due to pigeons perching on the clock hands. A passerby observed a bird roosting on the hand while others attempted to perch on the slanting arm. The fault appears linked to the birds, with no issue found in the mechanism.
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Harrison
N. J
Horse Throws Cossack Rider At Wild West Show
A horse in the Pawnee Bill Wild West Show at Brighton Beach yesterday bucked through rocks to clear the area and threw its Cossack rider. The rider was carried from the arena with minor injuries.
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Flrighton Beach
Agreement on a meat bill President satisfied
Washington June 18 the President won an overwhelming victory over the packers as an agreement on a new meat inspection bill reshapes federal oversight. The bill requires universal inspection in all packing houses and speeds passage with a $3 million annual appropriation. The measure aligns with the President and Agriculture Committee views and aims to curb unhealthful practices in interstate meat commerce.
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United States
House Committee On Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Wadsworth
New York
White House
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Wadsworth Bill Ag
House
Congress
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Civil Service
Ngs
Chatirman Wadsworth
Senate
Wilson
Cannon
Pennsylvania Railroad Ad Highlights Chicago Fast Trains
An 18 hour trip to Chicago via Pennsylvania Railroad advertised fast trains to Chicago and St. Louis. The notice mentions rock ballast dust and roadbed, with arrival in Chicago at 8:5. It promotes other fast trains in Chicago and St. Louis.
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