Refugee from Siedlce recounts terror and wreck in St Petersburg siege
A refugee from Siedlce describes a night of shootings at Buplecki hotel and mass flight through wrecked streets in St Petersburg. Soldiers attacked homes, plundered the wine room, and pursued terrorists. The group sought safety in a church, then fled through debris to Roskosz, fearing police persecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wikteria
Sumilay
Fienkna Street
Pienkuat
Warsaw
Ekupiecki
Sokolowka Annl Polywar
Elurch
Roskosz
Man Dies After Plunge From Eighth Story Window
Houston September 12 Edward M Taliferro manager of Gulf Refining company fell 150 feet from an eighth story window onto a shed roof and crushed his body. He was a family man and a leading operator in the Texas oil fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Edward M. Taliferro
Gulf Refining Company
Mr. Taliferro
Wroas
Texas
Woman Suspected in Philadelphia Mrs Lewis Murder
Police probe a jealous wife as the motive in the killing of Mrs M K Lewis a young mother found slain with a stabbed neck and body hidden in a closet where she lived with her husband and baby. Authorities indicate jealousy and money may drive the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonan
Philadelphia
M. K. Lewis
Prince Albrecht of Prussia Stricken and in Danger
Sept 12. Albrecht prince of Prussia regent of Brunswick duchy suffered a stroke of apoplexy and his condition is dangerous. Born 1887 he is son of Prince Albrecht and brother of Emperor William I. He has served as regent since 1585.
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Prince of
Prussia
Bierlen
Albrecht
Washington county Democrats Instruct Dix for Governor
At Salem the Washington county Democratic convention instructed delegates to present John A. Dix as candidate for governor and to vote for him if nomination became possible.
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Dix
Glens Falls
N. Y
Washington County
Salem
John A. Dix
Greetwich
Hhis
Diamond Merchant Robbed on Pullman Car
Salomon Urbach, a diamond merchant with offices in New York, reported to have been relieved of diamonds worth 40 dollars and a watch with a fob while aboard a Pullman sleeper attached to a New York express reaching Baltimore.
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Iiamond
Baltimore
Salomon Urbach
Maiden Lane
New York City
New York Express
Bryan receives 12000 strong ovation in St Louis
In St Louis on a September night 12 000 spectators rose to cheer Willbun J Bryan as he stepped onto the platform, the audience shouting and waving hats in a four minute ovation.
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ST. Louis
Willbun J. Bryan
Colisenor
Robbery at Mary White's Connecticut Home In Broad Daylight
Miss Mary White living on an unfrequented road in Conn. was robbed of money and jewelry valued at about $1,000 in her own home during broad daylight. Bumel and gaged were reportedly involved according to local report.
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Conn
Higgins Likely to Step Aside if Convention Favors Opponent
Albany Sept 12 It is understood Ronverelt and Higgins will accept stepping aside if Higgins fails to win a strong majority at the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higeina
Raide
Albany
N.Y
Lebreen Ronverelt
Higgins
Stowaway Reports Loss of Fishing Smack and Brothers
A stowaway aboard La Bretasin tells of a fishing smack lost off the banks and the drowning of three brothers, in New York harbor. Charles Le Maitre reports the tragedy after arrival on September 12.
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Lyelk
New York
Charles Lemaitre
la Bretasin
Hhere
Eloping Pittsburgh minister and church worker flee to Mount Vernon
The Rev. C. T. Coombs, former pastor of Lexington Avenue Episcopal church in Pittsburg, elopes with Miss Lilian B. Myckum, a Pittsburg church worker. Police traced them from a letter and reports say Coombs resigned three weeks earlier and left with Myckum to New York, later heading to Mount Vernon, with the girl returning home and Coombs moving on to Washington.
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Mount Vernon
Pittsburg
C. T. Coombs
Lexington Avenue Episcopal Church
Lilian B. Myckum
Coombs
Miss Aiyekum
Everett
St. Denis
New York
Russ Myckvin
Vwvo
Aly
Mes.Coombs
Coons Lvl
Commbs
Washington
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Beats Atlantic Highlands Vessel
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, en route from New York to Kiel, relieved the Atlantic Highlands colors at Sandy Hook and passed Liberty Island as it neared quarantine, while passengers aboard the liner waved and sang. The scene included the Kaiser’s passengers whistling and the ship’s band playing Meet Me In St Louis.
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Hig
Hitec
New York
Athintic Highlands
Sandy Hook
Kaiser Wi
Liberty Island
Kaiser
Abe
St. Louis, Louis
Tunnel to New Jersey Opens Under North River
New York marks the opening of the North River tunnel linking New York City with New Jersey as the first car completes its run. President A. Z. Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Railroad and Chief Engineer Jacobs lead the ceremony with other officials present.
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New Jersey
New York
Porneylivadia
North River
Weelikwken
West Thirty-third Street
Dart
A. Z. Cassatt
Pennwir
Facobs
Jota F. O'Rourke
O Rourke “Epstruction Company
Wealthy Kansas City man revived and marries in Denver
Frederick J. Harvey long presumed dead after burial from January to mid May in Kansas City returns to life on Sept 4. He soon marries his Denver sweetheart Lily Godfrey who helped restore him, and they depart for a honeymoon and plan to visit relatives in Denver.
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Denver
Kansas City
Frederick J. Harvey
Lily Godfrey
Yale Student's Romance Ends in Divorce Court
The romance of Ealwin K Norton who married Miss Josephine C Birney last January at Yale faces dissolution in court. Norton, in Europe for several months by orders of his father Edwin Norton a New York millionaire, will return to Yale only after divorce proceedings conclude.
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New Haven
Conun
Ealwin K. Norton
Yale
Josephine C. Birney
Norton
Europe
Edwin Norton
New York
Market Report From New York Dairy and Grain Prices
The report lists butter creamer, imitation creamer, dairy choices, and milk quality with prices. wheat shows firmer trends due to corn shifts. It notes steady shipping markets for poultry and dressed poultry prices, with Western supplies and various farm items such as ducks and roosters included.
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Thirry
Live Stock Market Report
CATTLE supply small. prices around 358.05. HOGS receipts light. market active with prime clears and heavy Yorkers not specified. SHEEP AND LAMBS market steady. prime wethers and lambs priced with several figures unclear.
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York
Petra
Nucs
Independence League Holds New York State Convention
The Inde pendence League opened its first state convention in Carnegie Hall with strong support for William Randolph Hearst as gubernatorial candidate. Leaders tout a straight ticket and an honest ballot, condemning corporate control and urging public ownership of utilities.
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New York
Carnegie Hal
Independence League
Alex PF. Lhisen
William Randolph Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Bossisa
New York City
Willard A. Glen
Glen
Syracuse
New York State
Iran
Belmont
Great Traction
Ryan-Belmout
Manhattan
Bronx
Mmcclellan
Cas
Municipal Ownership League
Court of Appeals
City of
Thomas
Gleran
Samuel Seabury
W. A. D. Ford
Havana
Sequeas
Liberal Party
Willan Randolph Hearst
Lewis Sturvesant Chanter
Dutchess
Reuben RB. Liqn
Steuben
Jos Ford
Isaac Rosenblwem
Onondaga
C. H.W. Auel
Erie
Carnegie
Seabury
Roosevelt
Nue
Republican Party
Higgins
Meglelinn
Justice Seabury
Hearst
Ader
Hearst Had Spent Sua4s of His Own Money, Justice Sealey
Cirence J. Shenton
Shearn
League
Rute
Uiturs
Connors
Buffalo
Independence Senate
Government eyes reuse of old Parliament House for Irish council
Dublin sept 12 government considers transferring the old Parliament House on College Green now used by the Bank of Ireland to serve as the assembly chamber for the new Irish council.
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New Irish Council
Dublin
Parliament House
College Greed
Bank of Ireland
Crisis in Cuba Dominates Washington Talks
Washington officials focus on Cuba as insurgent threats loom near Havana. Rumors link President Roosevelt to Des Moines voyage, with U S Navy cruiser deployed to Cuban waters and heightened protection for shipping. Major Ladd travels from Cuba, while the president stays in close touch with developments.
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Washington
Cuba
Mirvann
Havana
Aiperican
Reno'sy
Rapid Lira
Las Frerza Castle
Place de Arms
Vento Springs
E. F. Ladd
Military Sectehirs’s Department
Alajor Ladi
United States
Oyster Bay
Cuban
Sleeper
Ha- Tina
Faily
Des Moines
Norfolk
State Department
Roosevelt
Palima
Browns backs Brackett for governor in Wapertown
Former State Senator Elon R. Browns endorses Senator Ed gar T. Brackett of Saratoga for governor and opposes Governor Higgins reelection. He says the Republican rank and file clearly prefer Brackett and will not renominate Higgins.
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Brackett
Higgins
Wapertown
WN. C
Elon R. Browns
Edgar T. Brackett
Saratoga
Qeirtr
Express Train Kills Man and Child Near Bowenville
In Fall River Massachusetts on September 13 a New Haven railroad express bound for Newport struck and killed John Sullivan and his four year old daughter as they crossed the tracks in Bowenville. The tragedy occurred as a Boston bound steamboat train operated by the New York New Haven and Hartford line neared the area.
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Fall River
Mass
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Boston
Newport
John Sullivan
Bowenville
Sullivan
Mormon Chief Accused in Bigamy Case
Salt Lake City Sept 12 detective Charles Mostyn Owen applied for a teararrent to arrest Joseph F Smith president of the Mormon church for sustaining unlawful relations with his wife Mary T Schwartz Smith.
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Salt Lak City
Charles Mostyn Owen
Joseph F. Smith
Biermon Church
Mary T. Schwartz-Smith
Mayor's Daughter Elopes To Mound City Marriage
Orland Pea body of St. Louis and Chicago eloped with Miss Blanche Parsons daughter of Mayor George Parsons to Mound City where they were married. Mayor Parsons opposed the union noting she is eighteen.
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Cairo
Orland Peabody
St. Louis
Chicago
Blanche Parsons
George Parsons
Mound City
Awl
Parsons
Democrats Convene in Hartford for Connecticut State Ticket
The Democratic state convention met in Hartford last night to place a state ticket on the November ballot. Waterbury Mayor William E. Thomas served as temporary chairman in the packed Auditorium highlighting the gathering.
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Nat Hartford
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Wiliam E. Thoms
Waterbury
Longworth to unveil McKinley statue in Columbus
Cincinnati dispatch says Congress man Nick Longworth will not attend the Republican state convention in Dayton and will travel to Columbus tomorrow where Mrs Longworth will unveil the McKinley statue.
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Nes. Longworth
Cincinnati
Nick Longworth
Dayton
Afr
Ars. Longsworth
Columbus
Longworth
McKinley
Roosevelt appoints Culver Sniffer as Paymaster General
Washington Sept 12 President Roosevelt names Colonel Culver C Sniffer as paymaster general to succeed General Dodge who retires. The announcement confirms the transition in the Paymaster Department with Sniffer taking over duties.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Culver c. Sniffer
Dodge
Arcite Third Choice Wins Autima Stakes at Sheepshead
Arcite, the third choice, wins the Autima Stakes at Sheepshead Bay by four lengths but is disqualified for foul in interfering with Don Enrique and Arcite earlier in the race. Don Enrique is awarded second with Horace E. third as the official placings. Five favorites win. jockeys Radtke Beekman and Harper are suspended for the remainder of the meeting.
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New York
Arcite
Bix Turtongs
Putwiy
Sheepshead Bar
Diana” Iken
Don
Enriqua
Areite
Dinnaen
Horace B
Rauce
Dainty Bame
Tronfert
Baringo
Red Friar
Commandant
Gaetie
Arstr
Runnels
Baseball Scores and League Results From Yesterday
National League games saw New York beat Boston 9 to 6 with Mathewson pitching for the Giants. Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 10 to 6 as Hichia and Drogin worked the mound. Cincinnati topped Pittsburgh 10 to 3. Ewing and Scales led Cincinnati in scoring. American League highlights include New York defeating Boston 20 to 0 in a shutout, Philadelphia beating Washington 5 to 0, and Detroit defeating Cleveland 1 to 0. Allie Jay won the Empire State trotting stake at Syracuse and Hugo Kelly defeated Sailor Burke in a boxing match in Boston.
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Boston
New Fork
Westen
New York
Mathewson
Bresnahanaru
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Hichia
Drogin
Stricktett
Bergen
Pittsburg
Ewing and Scales
Pahillipp and
Gibson
THE
Sereeseeeres
Lcsseseteeesee
Isc.ee
Barry
Armbruster
Clark
Thomas
Washington
Terete
Gatteries
Kitson and Wakefield
Waddel
Sehreck
St. Louis
Chicago
Aliie Jay
Empire State
Syracuse
N.Y
State Fairgrounds
Allie Jay
Wilson B. Chisholm
Cleveland
Hugo Kelly
Burke
Shieaso
Sailor Burke
Linecoln
Chelsea
Springfield Suffers Defeat as National League Team Falls
Springfield loses to a Chicago National League side after Froome’s curves affected scoring. The encounter, dated September 33, 1933, featured a 2 to 1 final and highlighted Springfield’s struggles in the series.
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Springfield
Froome
Chicago
Langue
Secretary Root Visits Lima Cathedral and Market
Secretary Root and family with American Minister Dudley and Lima mayor toured the cathedral and sites in Lima. At the Central market the party was greeted by an ovation as women strewed flowers on the staircase during the descent.
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Lima
Peru
Root
Dudley
Rail road to raise maximum passenger rate set
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad announces a new maximum passenger rate of 2.44 cents per mile to take effect November 1. Interchangeable thousand mile books will be sold at $25 instead of $30.
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L. and. W
New York
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rail Road Company
Murbieheld Engine Wins First Prize in Salem Muster
In Salem Massachusetts on December 12 the Mars Dichend hand engine took first prize earning 250 dollars in a veteran firemen muster. Its test record showed 103 inches.
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Salem
Mass
Robbery Charge in Ballston Post Office Theft
Ballston in Sept. 12. H man D. Qua was arrested on charge of robbing the post office at Shushai. He is held for examination.
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Ballston, N
Herman D. Qua
Shushai
Robbers Loot Akley Bank Safe for $19,000
In AKLBEY Minnesota on September 12 robbers battered the Akley Bank vault, smashed the safe and escaped with about $19 000 in cash, investigators reported.
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Aklbey
Minn
Akiey
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Siedlce Horrors
Bryan
St. Lewis
Pittshbura
Miss Myetcum
Chirch
Renance
Financial and Commercial
Prime Mercantile Piper
Amal
Rock Island
Ty Chea
Ithle
Paul Oe LY
Northy
Southern Pacon & A
Southern Ry
Erierrr
H Gen. Electric
Vin Susar Barter Asses
Gentral
Texas Pacific
Lackawanna
Union Pacific
Louis
Nas
U. 5
Steel Stones AB
Bi . S. Steel Pe
Ahla West
Unions
Missouri Pac
New York Marketa
Live Stock
Gien
Dolley
New Organization
Want Monest
Antitrust League
Sulzer
Henry B. Martin
American Antitrust League
William Sulzer
Island Republic
Palinn 4
Sheepshead Bay
Detroit
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