Terror Attacks Surge in Warsaw and Polish Cities
Violent coordinated assaults by revolutionists sweep Polish capitals and towns. Bombs and guns target police stations and troops. Warsaw alone reports over twenty deaths and many injuries. Other cities including Jods Radom Votelavak and Plock see multiple attackers killed or wounded as martial law is imposed on rail lines.
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St. Petersburg
Poland
Samara
Ufa
Yalta
Kiev
Chita
Warsaw
Jods
Radom
Votelavak
Plock
Zlatoust
First Purchase of Silver by U S Mint
Washington reports four bids were opened for silver tenders after the secretary of the treasury announced a bid process. The government bought 60 000 ounces of 999 fine silver at 66.62 cents an ounce and plans weekly acquisitions of 50 000 to 100 000 ounces for an indefinite period.
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Shaw
Washington
Roberta
Mint
Roberts
Mexican railroad dynamite explosion kills dozens at town
El Paso reports a devastating blast at 4 90 p m on the Mexican Central railroad near Chihuahua. A carload of dynamite exploded during transfer to the Robinson mine at Santa Falalia. 30 to 50 Mexican laborers and bystanders are said to have died with bodies scattered for miles. Americans among the dead are reported. Windows shattered and walls cracked throughout the town.
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el Paso
Tex
Chihuaha
Mexico
Mexican Central Railroad
Robinson Mine
Santa Falalia
Strikers Charged With Rioting in San Francisco
A group of former United Railway tracklayers on strike followed cars they believed carried nonunion workers. They boarded a Devisidoro Street car and dragged two men from it, marching them toward Fillmore Street before police intervened. Officers dispersed the crowd and returned the men.
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San Francisco
United Railway Company
Devisidoro Street
Fillmore Street
Wellman Abandons North Pole Balloon Expedition
Christiania dispatch to the Daily Mail says Walter Wellman, head of the Chicago Record-Herald Arctic expedition, has given up plans to balloon to the North Pole this year due to late finish to the season.
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London
Christiania
Daily Mail
Spitsbergen
Walter Wellman
Chicago Record-Herald
North Pole
Cashier backed bookies in Midwestern banking scandal
Chicago reports reveal Henry Hering cashier of the wrecked Milwaukee Avenue State bank financed a horse racing syndicate. Inspector Shippy found a check payable to Harry M. Smith of the Buffet at 66 South State Street, linking the bookie operation to Hering who denied bank connections while acknowledging wealth growth aims. Others named include Charles Francis Thomas Walter Ned Harry Thorpe and Henry Joy who admitted involvement but claimed no knowledge of Hering’s banking ties.
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Chicago
Henry Hering
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Shippy
Harry M. Smith
South State Street
Hering
Charles Francis
Thomas Walter Ned Harry Thorpe
Henry Joy
Harriman Takes Control of St Paul Railroad
News reports confirm E. H. Harriman gains control of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul system through the Southern Pacific and Union Pacific lines. The move marks a larger consolidation era following Harriman’s earlier Illinois Central involvement and contrasts with James J. Hill’s failed 1900 bid.
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New York
Chicago, Milwaukee
St. Paul
Harriman
Illinois Central
Tinos Central
James J. Hill
Callous Scenes After Warsaw Disorder Reported
London reports a Tribune Warsaw correspondent describes hospitals overwhelmed and morgues crowded as violence spikes. He notes a brutal Jewish quarter bloodbath, widespread bayoneting, and fear of authorities among relatives while a wounded youth survives after being crushed by boots.
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London
the Tribune
Warsaw
Browne Rearrested After Release From Sing Sing Prison
Charles Browne, the convicted federal silk ex miner, was ordered released from Sing Sing on a writ of habeas corpus by Judge Hough but was rearrested as he left the prison and arraigned before the same judge.
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New York
Charles ©. Browne
Sing Sing
Hough
United States Court
Goldendale The Dalles Steamer Schedule And Connections
The notice outlines steamer schedules from Goldendale to The Dalles and back with connections to Portland. Trains from Goldendale at 6:15 am link to the steamer, arriving Portland by 6 pm, with daily service except Sunday. Meals aboard are noted and rates or berth details are available from agent 8 McDonald in Portland Oregon.
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Wehkinen
Goldendale
A. m
Lyle
Dendale
Seecamee
Dalles
Portland
Wrre
McDonald
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