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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1905

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Revolt in Poland Tensions Rise as Troops Clash and Families Die

Military and striker clashes surge across Polish towns as Cossacks attack a five person family, a cabman, and shoppers. Dozens flee Leds while liquor stores are looted for cash and stamps. Residents ask General Shusten for protection. witnesses are scarce, and a coffin case stirs local intrigue.

Tots Mend Quburte Batuty Palyanice Leds Mabs Shusten Rosenblatt

Sedition in Warsaw Protests Close Factories and Shops

Warsaw reports mass stoppage planned as Social Democratic party calls for a city wide strike in solidarity with workers after Lodz massacre. Protests ignite in Praga and city center with confrontations harming several civilians and police. Court martial reduces sentence for bomber from death to twenty years hard labor.

Warsaw Praga Social Democratic Party of Poland Lithuania Lodz wMces Lenton Sune The Standard Stephen Okrjela

Suppressed News From Lodz Sparks Telegram Delays

Reports from Lodz and surrounding Polish cities indicate heavy street fighting and rising resistance to troops. Censorship blocks details while American consuls monitor, with potential nationwide unrest in Russia as Poland's events threaten an open clash and possible delays to the convocation of a national assembly.

St. Petersburg Lodz Poland Russia National Assembly Lod

Italians Attack Consulate in Genoa Demonstration

A hostile demonstration broke out Saturday night outside the Russian consulate in Genoa with cries of Down with the Czar and windows broken. Police dispersed the mob and restored order after the uproar.

Genoa

Guard Set at Tomb Shrouds Mystery at Forest Hills Cemetery

Boston June 7 a guard has been set on a tomb at Forest Hills Cemetery believed to hold Menjazsin Gaskill of Philadelphia. The keeper of the cemetery was ordered to keep silent while undertakers say the coffin was sealed upon receipt from Philadelphia. Whether the body is really there remains uncertain.

Philadelphia Joy Renmenapm Thibtle Boston Forest Hills Menjazsin Joseph Waterman Mayahe Philadelp Bhis Duffal Waterman

New Century Limited To Resume Eighteen Hour Schedule

The Twenty Century Limited eighteen hour schedule will be resumed today after a three fold investigation showed the Mentor wreck was not due to train speed. W H Newnan, president of the road, says the Lake Shore crash inquiry and Ohio State Railway Commission findings support restoring the shorter timetable. Western officials from New York Central lines argue eighteen hours are safe and necessary as Pennsylvania Railroad continues similar service.

W. H. Newman Road Mentor Newnan Lake Shore Road Ohio Lake Shore Company State Railway Commissioner York Chicago New York Central Lines Buffalo Pennsylvania Railroad Western New-York Central Lines

Dog causes two deaths near Trenton New Jersey

Walter Ewing a telegraph operator from New York City and Wille am Dawson of Hopewell were instantly killed when a broken high voltage wire entangled with a dog and struck them as Ewing tried to help. Miss Matthews witnessed the tragedy at a friend’s front yard in the hamlet about ten miles above Trenton.

Trenton N. J Walter Ewing New York City Willeam Dawson Hopewell Ewing Dawson Miss Matthews

Riot at Lawrenceville Sparks Race Violence in Indiana

June 5 Vincennes reports a race riot at Lawrenceville when a carnival crowd clashed after a confrontation between George Goins, a colored man, and a white man. Four men were wounded, including George Bell and A. S. Combs. Goins fled in a buggy, later found wounded, and may not recover. Sheriff Carr restrained the crowd from lynching Goins.

Vincennes Ind Lawrenceville Til Chicago Amusement Company George Goins George Bell A. 5 Combs Will Goins Negra Goins Carr

Child Run Down by Car Saved from Under Wheel

Loretta Kenny aged two of 149 Morningside avenue was run down by a northbound street car at 125th street. She was freed from beneath the axle after bystanders lifted the front of the car. She suffered only facial and left arm contusions and was taken to J Hood Wright Hospital. No arrest was made.

Loretta Kenny Morningside Ave J. Hood Wright Hospital Morningsideave 125Th-St B. Mahoney East 101St-St Herren Pollerman Mahoney Burton

General Thomas L. Watson III in Critical Condition

General Thomas L. Watson III a well known broker of New York City lies dangerously ill at his summer home Allbreeze Black Rock Bridgeport blood poisoning from a ankle cut in New York Athletic Club baths. Amputation may be necessary as the illness affects his leg. He belongs to Harvard Union Lotus and New York Yacht clubs and has homes at Lakewood New Jersey and Black Rock Connecticut with offices at 61 Broadway.

Bridgeport Conn Thomas L. Watson New York City Allbreeze Black Rock Watson New-York Athletic Club General Watson Harvard Club Union Lengue Lotus New York Yacht Clubs Lakewood N. J Con No. 61 Broadway

Dream prophet Count Charles Vaden Horton seeks White House

In Washington a new presidential aspirant, Count Charles Vaden Horton, aka the dream prophet, publishes a four page pamphlet The Millennium and challenges rivals to a policy contest He recalls dreams featuring Lincoln McKinley and Garfield claiming spiritual presidency and appeals to major papers to publish his cause.

Tn Tribus BRACT Washington Republic of Visions White House Charles Vaden Horton Dream Prophet Charles Vaden Barton McKinley Lincoln United States Courtney Millenium Maine Garfield

Russian Peace Envoys Named Reported Informally

Washington June 25 It is unofficially reported that President Roosevelt was informed by Ambassador Meyer at St Petersburg of the selection of the Russian peace plenipotentiaries.

Washington Roosevelt Mr. Meyer St. Petersburg

Japan Names Peace Envoy to Washington

London dispatch reports The Morning Post correspondent says Japanese consul Otaghiri has been recalled from Shanghai and will depart Tuesday to join peace plenipotentiaries in Washington.

London Morning Post Shanghai Otaghiri Washington

Man Receives 15000 Hidden Chance After Wife's Death

Edward Tuohy of 852 East 42d street discovers a hidden bundle containing 15000 in the bed where his wife died. Neighbors report his shock, the couple had lived together fifteen years and had no children. The money, kept in parish care, is now in safekeeping. a large funeral was held at St Agnes church and burial at Calvary Cemetery.

Edward Tuohy East 42d St Tuohy St. Agnes's Church Henry 4. Brann Calvary Cemetery

Mysterious vanishing of Virginian socialite near Baker cottage

Miss Rogers a 30 year old Virginian disappeared from the Baker cottage once home to Robert Louis Stevenson. Willoughby T. Smith and nurse Miss Janney with police investigate after footprints of two bare feet were found outside a window. Authorities seek subpenas and bloodhound help as searchers comb mountains and streams amid great excitement.

the Tribune Saranac Lake N. Y Miss Rogers Willoughby T. Smith Baltimore Janney Smith Justice Strong Miss Janney Finn Dannemora

France to Stand Firm Under Interior Minister Speech

In Troyes on June 2 Minister Etienne warned France faces envy as its frontier expansion and ideas provoke foes. He urged national unity to prove wisdom, pursue justice, and ensure prosperity under military protection.

Troyes France M. Etienne Interior

Georges Rodrigues Death by Own Action in Paris

Paris reports banker Georges Rodrigues committed suicide after heavy losses in the recent decline in rentes. The bank is said to have liabilities of about $2,000,000. Chicago announces a contribution of 1 002.00 toward the American Academy of Fine Arts in Rome.

Paris Georges Rodrigues Chicago Mace University of Chicago American Academy of Fine Arts Rome

Bears too numerous for comfort near Marlinton

Cumberland Maryland June 25 three big bears were killed near Marlinton West Virginia in the last three days the animals numbering a score or more have attacked sheep flocks One four pound bear trapped and dragged its trap for miles before being killed John Delaney killed a big bear with a trap on its leg the animal feigned by playing possum then lunged Delaney weakened by wounds was saved when his dog grabbed the bear's hind leg a bullet ended the bear's life

the Tribune Cumberland Marlinton W. Va John Delaney Delaney

Saint Bernard Dog in Pulpit Sermon

Boston June 2 a St Bernard dog accompanied Rev Dillon Bronson pastor of St Mark's Methodist Episcopal Church Brookline to illustrate the sermon on Kindness to Animals His text from Proverbs opened the mouths of the dumb The dog belonged to Rev Dr George L Perin of Boston

Boston Dillon Bronson St. Mark's Methodist Episcopal

Syracuse Estate for Denver Man Inheritance Worth 60000

Golden Colo June 25 William Smith a teamster living here is informed by the death of his father in Syracuse N Y that he has inherited an estate worth at least 60000 Smith was born in Syracuse and his mother died when he was two years old When eighteen he...

Tau Thihe Golden Col Williarm Smith Syracuan N. Y Smith Syracuse

Young man flees quarrel finds estate in Colorado life

A young man quarrelled with his father over a youthful escapade and ran away. He went to Mexico found a sick mine but it was taken from him. He later married in Colorado and started a family of three. An aunt informed him an estate was at issue, claiming his brother and sister were dead while a cousin sought it. The estate is being settled now.

Mexico Colorado

Six Bathers Drown in Brooklyn Reservoir Tragedy

A series of drownings across New York and nearby areas results from overconfidence and strong currents. Drowns include John Gilmartin son of a police sergeant, Italian Gulie Ganotta at South Beach, and others in Echo Bay New Rochelle Bay Ridge and Irish Channel. A 10 year old boy Louis Lochman heroically saved his brother Harry, while Eddie Robinson’s body was recovered from Prospect Hill Reservoir after the cane incident. Miss Saunders drowns at Washington Park in Camden after stumbling from a trestle span.

Prospect Hill Brooklyn John Gilmartin St. John’s Park Thomas Gilmartin Morrisanta Barreto’s Point Young Gilmartin Charles Kennedy Jackson Ave James Murphy Boston Road Clason’s Point Kennedy Murphy St. Gilmartin Gilmartin Guliee Ganotta East 25Th St South Beach Ganetta Louis Lochman Monroe Ave Manhattan Harry Echo Bay New Rochelle Potter’s Beach Louis Eddie Robinson Spencer St Peter Martin Fourth-ave Frank Shaugnessey Bay Ridge Doth St Martin Bernard Wesenberg David Norfolket Canarsie Samuel Irish Channel Barren Island Bellevue

Riker Jewels Stolen In Seabright Cottage

A $2700 jewelry theft at Samuel Riker Jr s cottage in Ocean Avenue Seabright New Jersey occurred twelve days ago. The thief entered the bedroom and took two diamond rings a pearl set ring four cuff buttons and other pieces. Riker and police have kept details quiet while offering a reward for the thief s identity.

Seabright N. J Samuel Riker, Jr Nassau St New York Oceanave Low Moor Long Branch Hiker X. J Riker Cottage Riker

Marooned Groom Finishes Swim to Wedding train

George Cooper of Byra was stranded by prankster friends on a barren island in the St Lawrence River. He swam a mile to Grindstone Island, found a boat, and reached Syracuse in time to catch his train and marry Jeanette Williams of Syracuse tomorrow.

Clayton, N George Cooper Byra Cure Jeanette Willams Syracme St. Lawrence Syracuse Grindstone Island Clayton

Roosevelt directs leniency for Chinese exempt classes

Washington June 25 President Roosevelt orders drastic changes to ease landing of Chinese merchants students and travelers while maintaining strict exclusion for laborers. Diplomatic and consular officers in China must verify certificates of exempt status and ensure courteous treatment, with dismissal for officials who fail. Secretary Metcalf issues further instructions to immigration officers to enforce the policy and prevent trade frictions with China.

Washington Roosevelt Immigration Bureau United States China American Asiatic Society Metcalf Department of Commerce and Labor Burra State Department Pen Secretary of Commerce and Labor Tha Immigration Department Éipiot Mathc Uke Department Commerce and Labor Itebearl Theodore Roosevelt

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