Mob Lynches Nine Prisoners in Georgia Jail Outbreak
In Watkinsville Georgia on June 20 a masked mob stormed the jail and executed nine prisoners. Lon J Ayeoo white and seven black men are named among the victims while another black man escaped, believed dead. Authorities say A.A Ashford urged restraint and the mob acted with deadly force.
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Watkinsville
Lon J. Ayeoo white
F M. Holbrook
A.Ashford
Ashford
Ageee
Jablar
Riots devastate Odessa as martial law spreads
Odessa violence and mutinies erupt amid naval actions and armed clashes. Kniaz Potemkine shells city while troops seize ports and impose martial law. Hundreds dead as hospitals overflow and residents flee. reports warn of further disorders and arson amid river of unrest.
All Sick Women Should Read Mrs Pinkham's Letter
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. It cites Mrs. Pinkham's free advice from Lynn, Massachusetts and shares a testimonial from Fannie D. Fox of Bradford, Pennsylvania about tumor disappearance after following guidance. The ad promises free counsel to any woman and claims widespread proven benefits.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Toryn
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Congressman Nicholas Longworth of JHIO
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Li haworth
sada
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msevett
Loneworth bent
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Hessips
Gues
Loengworth
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Port riots and martial law as deaths mount after massive fire
A vast blaze consumed railway sleepers and trestles enabling elevated port service while troops fired on rioters. Police and soldiers suffered multiple fatalities and injuries. OmUtchuk’s funeral drew thousands in a disciplined procession to the military cemetery without incident. Authorities maintained tight control, deterring access to the town hall and guarding banks and public buildings. A city message warned of further violence and the Potemkine crew threatened to bombard the city if interfered.
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London
Odessa
Daily Telegraph
lovelock
Kniaz
Dails Express
thue
Cape Fontaine
Port Arthur
Kniaz Potemkine
geloek
OmUtchuk
Probrajensky street
St. Andrews
potlee
Fix
Kining Potemkine
saint
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Czar Officials in Frantic Push to Halt Revolution
St Petersburg June 30 Russian government seeks to stamp out revolutionary sparks before they reach the army amid Odessa violence mutinies at Liban and widespread agrarian unrest. Army loyalty questioned as unrest roils Poland Caucasus and cities, with fears unreliable troops could fire on rebels. Dispatches from Odesa report heavy casualties and destruction in the city. trading stamps promotion noted.
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St. Petersburg
Odessa
Liban
Poland
Caucasus
St Petersbblar
President Roosevelt welcomed by Oyster Bay villagers
President Theodore Roosevelt arrived by naval yacht Sylph and received an enthusiastic greeting from Oyster Bay residents. At Sagamore Hill he expressed gratitude for the warm reception as flag bedecked streets and handshakes marked his visit. Also noted are brief obituaries and a roundup of recent baseball scores from American and National Leagues and Tri-State play.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Day
Bridgeport
Conn
Ino
Quentin
Ethel Roosevelt
Sagamore
Sagamore HI grounds
ward
Wallach Asked to Quit as War Secretary Faces Pressure
Secretary of War Wallace is charged with changing his stance for personal gain after accepting a $60,009 annual job with a New York corporation. The official statement outlines Taft's demand for Wallace's immediate resignation and transfer of records, citing concerns over personal advantage and public interest. Roosevelt’s letter approves Wallace’s resignation to take effect at once, with Taft recounting prior conferences and the commission’s reorganization.
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New York
Washington
etary
John F. Walkes
commission
Taft
Wallace
Walines
United
Cambridge
tris sonrs
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Shonts
Wallace hia
Fifteen Prisoners Escape Georgetown Jail During Sheriff Absence
Fifteen prisoners escaped from Georgetown Jail in Delaware when the sheriff and his wife were away. They broke from upper cells by cutting the ceiling and moved through stairs to the sheriff's residence, leaping from a second floor window to exit the yard. Notable escapees included James Drown aka Slim Jim burglar and Dulaney Maddox serving a life term for murder. several other life prisoners were among the fugitives. Seven prisoners remained.
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Georgetown
Del
Wihimatan
Jane
big wife
James Drown
Slim Jim
Dulaney Maddox
Maxwell Moorehead Named American Consul at St Thomas
Pittsburgh resident Maxwell K Moorehead is appointed American consul at St Thomas Our. The 32nd annual Chautauqua Assembly opened in Chautauqua New York with the largest attendance on record. A man identified as Meehan died by suicide in Chicago jumping from a bridge into the river. A prominent Scranton resident was killed on the Metra railroad line in Pennsylvania after a collision near a train yard. A mine coal train derailment near Kansas caused injuries including a crew member.
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Maxwell K. Moorehead
Pittsburg
St. Thomas
Our
Chautauqqna
N.Y
Meehan
Chicago
Harrivon street
Pibearnt Bar
Scruuten
Pal
Metiware a& tiadsen
sania
Kansas
ay yyie
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B. EBERT & SONS
WEST PATRICK STREET
Frederick County
Packard
Germany
Birely
Palace of Music
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JOHNSTON
BRADLEY
Carroll Street
Frederick, Md
East Fourth Street
Broadrup
L. M. MIXDORFF, Jr
Court St
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ROHRBACK STAND
JAMES E. DOLL
J. W. Meerrir
Olivera
FIRST NAT
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Frederick Co
HUGH
Libau
Taban
Courland
Russia
Saratati
Sebastopol
Tri Sviatitelia
Sinope
Roetiste
Kruger
squadroan
Tran Sebastopol
Lihano
Fhiness
Nielholient
Kniaz Potenthine
con amis
St Nicholas
United States
Lydia BE
Pinkham
leage
Herpiciide Co
Detroit
Mich
J. A. Williamson
Fannie D Fox
W. L. Douglas
Oxfords
Douglas
A. R. YEAKLE
G. WARING TYSON
Carroll and Patrick Streets
Staff of
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BH. OG
BRADDOCK
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS
Catoctin Mountain
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E. LONG
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Wt. Patrick St
NICHOLAS LONGWORTH
JHIO
red dames O'Brien
Pa ieteter
Pan
James Leo ATAU Baftacha
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daniel Ress
Sartor
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John O'Brien
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Furman
O'Brien
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Gordonville
Purman
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penientiary
Hessler
Ressler
fild Ressler
Lee Fu
CZAR
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OYSTER BAY
a. T. Lowndes, Jr
Choksburg
W. Va
Richard P Lowndes, Jr
Tate
Lowndes
Maryland
West Virginia
St. Mary's hospital
Athlettes
Chevelond
Cleveland
Hoston
Irlanis Chitage
Philadelphia
Boston
Walliamtsport
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Altea
Lancaster
Washingtop T Capps
W.T. Capps
chiet
navy department
Norfolk
WALLACH
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