Children Hungry in New York Schools Relief Effort Begins
Emergency meal programs planned for East Side pupils found without food for 48 hours. A committee of school district leaders organized to open two kitchens in lower East Side schools to feed hungry children with soup eggs rolls and milk. Funds pledged publicly and donations sought to support the effort amid destitution reports.
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New York
East Side
Kant Side
Jower East
Isadore M. Levy
Wehool
Association For
United Hebrew Charities
Lower East Side
Nehuols
End life on 70th birthday in New York secretarial note
Chicago June 4 Andrew Bevins former secretary to Justices Freeman of the New York supreme court ended his life by gas on his 70th birthday in strict conformity with his acceptance of the life theory of Dr Osler. A brief essay was found reading fit only for rest threescore and tew this in the scriptural statue of Notations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Andrew Bevins
Freeman
New York Supreme Court
Osler
Tate
Team Leaps Into River Man Dead
A team driven by Berlin Hysell of Midreport Gowey plunged into Campaign Titer at Gallipolis and were drowned at night. Hysell, found alive, is believed killed. In Mendenville Ohio a 21 year old tried to board a traction car at Minga Junction, fell, and was cut in two by a trailer.
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Gallipolis
Berlin Hysell
Gowey
Hysell
Mendenville, O
Wilinw
Minga Junction
Calla
$25 000 000 Rail Order Prompts Steel Negotiations
Pittsh ore Pennsylvania report says United States Steel seeks to negotiate with the Russian government for a vast Siberian railway contract. The plan would supply rails for most of the railway, with over a million tons of steel needed. The deal could be worth about $25 million and boost American manufacturing. Analysts foresee broader prosperity if steel prices ease and trade resumes, noting a drop in bar iron and steel prices as markets react to expected demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittshore
Unites States Steel Corporation
Ster
Siberian
Multiple Fragment Highlights From Early 20th Century News
A record of brief items notes the Mier expedition with 42 participants and no deaths, a Sieninns and Holoke electrical house in Prugeta, and 25 000 workers. It mentions Prof A Steiner of Iowa, a steerage voyage, and Kelloge aiming to run 26 miles in 20 minutes at Buffalo. A contentious quote discusses criminal responsibility for anti Roosevelt views, and a hearing in Poughkeepsie on Harry K Thay transfer is adjourned. Also reported is a fatal industrial accident at Kings Mills and a worker crushed in machinery.
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Mier
Sieninns & Holoke
Prugeta
A. Steiner
Iowa
Woivaraity
Buffalo
Fimeroun
Walter Dorset
St. Louie
Roosevelt
John Rutin Alexander
Premature Dynamite Explosion Kills Two in Canal Zone
A 36 ton dynamite blast triggered by lightning near Camalto Mulato in the Chagres division of the canal zone caused two deaths. The incident followed reports of a 26 ton blast earlier in the day and leaves a dangerous aftermath in the area.
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Washington
Camalto Mulato
Chagres Division
Canal Zone
Grant Speech May Beat Taft At Convention Fight
Bitter contest for the Republican nomination centers on Grant speech tactics. Fairbanks men vow to raise the issue at the convention while Taft aides push his New York address. Cannon headquarters predict nearly 100 Taft instructed delegates may break, aiming for a second or third ballot. Fort Dearborn gavel and routine convention order dominate proceedings. The piece notes broad Army and G A R discontent over Taft remarks on Grant.
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Taft
Grant
New York
Gen
Army
Aft
Fairbanks
Frank B. Hitchcock
Delares
Uncle Joe
Harry
New
Elmer Doves
P. J. Muldoon
Hearst Recount Progress in 1905 Election Case
New York reports slow but steady progress in recounting the 1905 McClellan Hearst election, before Justice Lambert and a jury in the supreme court. After 64 boxes of ballots were counted Wednesday, Hearst gained 119 votes, while McKinley Memorial Association trustees plan a June meeting in Canton. In Sebring, Ohio, a fire destroyed $15,000 in property. A violent raid on gamblers in New York City led to 58 arrests as police swept two West Seventh Street houses. Benjamin Mens, longtime head of the Santa Western Indiana railroad, was named as a board member.
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New York
Wm. R. Hearst
Justice Lambert
Supreme Court
Hearst's
McKinley Memorial Association
Canton
Washington
Justicen Wm
R. Day
McKinley Naional Memorial Association
Belt Tn Chuton
Jim 4A
Weal Porteseventh Street
Tilo Reetion
Night Riders blamed for tobacco belt arson in Ohio rumors
Short Chronicles notes a claimed Night Riders link to Ohio tobacco field fires with Fire Marshal stepping toward arrests. No amusement permits at Canton McKinley Park and a band concert denied. Troop B encampment orders countermanded as reconnaissance reports signal rising tension in Brown and Adams counties. In Elyria a bride wed in court with unusual ceremony as the justice doubts vanish upon learning she is a widow twice before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columban
Tobacco Country
Columbus
Adil
Critchyfield
Brown
Adamee Counties
Father Reclaims Daughter in Ottawa Elopera Chase
Wealthy farmer Jobo Krauss recaptured his daughter Elizabeth from Robert McKay during a 10 mile Ottawa to this city auto chase. Krauss pursued the couple in a car while a horse collapsed upon entering the city. The attempted marriage was thwarted as authorities intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Jobo Krauss
Elizabetts
Robert McKay
Kraan
Ami
Thin City
Robbery at Sea Aboard Pitteborg Cincinnati Packet Tateamer Virginia
Passengers aboard the Tateamer Virginia arriving at Galipolis report thieves robbed them in their sleep by crawling through state room transoms. The incident occurred as the ship neared its dock, leaving travelers shaken and seeking assistance from local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galipolis
Pitteborg
Cincinnati
Virginia
Three Young Women Injured In Plant Blaze Heroic Superintendent Saves One
A fire at the American Dynolite Co plant injured three young women, with Minerva Barkley severely burned before Superintendent Allyn carried her to safety. Elizabeth Haas and Eliza Keating suffered burns and a sprain, while Ronalia Downs leaped from a window. A vat of dynalite ignited but did not explode, and one worker escaped unharmed. The incident occurred as two tons of explosive were stored in the building.
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Ambernt
American Dyntiive Co
Mins Minerva Barkley
Allyn
Elizabeth Haas
Ronalia Downs
Gondy
St. Ally
Hilith Keating
Eliza Tee
Amerat
Murien Ohio City approves street improvement project
A local city council in Marion Ohio approves a public works plan for paving and improving an area around Lead Ninect and adjacent intersections. The measure details financing by bonds and installments, with costs allocated to benefited properties and a later assessment roll. The document lists bond authorization, payment terms, and implementation timelines, all approved June 1 and witnessed by the city clerk.
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Mario
Ohio
Steike
Borwnton Avenue
Tc. Hvann Steel
Iain Avenue
Lone Walhe Edwards Street
Iver Strest
Keio HK
Thy Connell
Easowr
Wis
Rauhauarr
Dle
Louit
MI Street
Center Tree
Stale Street
Allen
Cantor Street
Rodwell
Blate
Ml Street
Center
Evel
Min Strent
Mirnes
yMrallel
Moneta
Murien
Bunda
Marion
Hirge
Ben
Walt
Wiralt
Wrlok Ae Paige
Baw
Fornell
Suioy Laoieher
Charles M. ‘Tonin
Oler Seepeee Min
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N.Y
Jonbun Lance & Son
Uquor Rectifiers
Steubenville
York
Unederwood
Erle Railroad
Lnmited
Poughkeepsie, N
Harry K. Thay
Wan State Hospital
Morschaweer
Hasen
Roouedt
Jerome
Thow
Lebanon
Dunn
Tom Wise
King Power Works
Kings Milla
Felting
Maineville
Cleveland
Lillien Marks
Congress
Jamneaster
Sith
M. A. Searn
Rose County
Mary
Poneenaw
Albanes
Vhe
St. Joseph, Mo
June Dent
Houghton
Knighty of Pythine Indge
Oberiin College
Weale
Board of Review
Azare Board of Appraise
Theard of Review
Charion P. Dong
Iéma
Jenne H. Jones
Niles
M. D. Messer
Warren
Mark 1
Leister
Tima
Collinwood
Collinwood, O
Kile
Quai Philadelphia
Grand Army
Men Bay
Protesta Innocence
St. Loni
Sune
Hax
William Jeffreys
Gov. Volk
St. Charlen
William Wasser
Hearst
Sebring
Alliance
Ohio Cap Co
Pri
Max Aronviz
Railroad Ofiicial
Jude
Benjamin ‘Mens
Ubiette & Western Indiana Railroad
Bett Rathway
Buckeye
Telegraph Wirs
Columbia
Ripley
Secret Service
Inder
Kentucky
Moe
McKinley Park
Judge Hale
The
Aero Club
Elyria
Anly
Court House
Mathilde Hoblans
Alois Reushate
Elopera
Elygia
Amherst High School
Bucyrus
Toledo & Ohio
Jone
John J. Whitmere
Congres
Pittsburg
Amanda Wettengel
H. C. Wettengel
Woal
Wheeling
John Conley
Pha
Ohio Penitentiary
Detroit
Mich
Navin
Detroit American
Aale
Herman Ley
OUNG
Girl
Jtune
Ohio State
Evenin
Lou Kisher
Rolla O. Hetkow
J. Garrett
Rolla O Helkes
Bit
JR. Taylor
Crowley
Frank Polte
Sherwin-Williams
SW. Co
Board of Pablo Service
Iw Cry
Skarhod
Beale
Atk
Garden Chu
Eh Barttund
North
Sali Stryet
Tele
Pune
Istic Kg
Siune
Perm
Conkraat
Merion
Rome
Sina
Union Station
North Bound
Wrerss
RIE Railroad
Onicay Mat
Fon
Lima
New York Central Line
Charlgr M. Tor Chook
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