Lodz Black Friday Chaos Dwarfs Red Sunday Toll
Lodz marked a brutal Friday of street fighting with mobs clashing across the city. Officials report hundreds dead or wounded, with hospitals overrun and many injuries untreated, as troops restore order after barricades and arson attempts in the Jewish quarters. Barricades, telegraph cuts, and nightly gunfire dominated the chaos, while the count remains uncertain.
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St. Petersburg
Social Democrats
Jewish Bund
Supreme Court weighs $12,000 domestic science bond issue
Boise hearing on LFP Roach et al v Regents of the State University of Idaho and Gov Gooding questions validity of a $12,000 bond for a domestic science building. Arguments focus on use of permanent funds and payment provisions under Idaho constitution. Case taken under advisement after full merits presentation. Portland Good Roads convention opens with talks by state and regional leaders.
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Ida
State University
Supreme Court
LFP
Roach Et al
Regents
Frank Gooding
Messrs
Fremont Wood
Edgar Wilson
Richards & Haga
Guheen
Eva Bacon Arrested for Murder in Milwaukee
Eva Bacon a 6 year old professional singer and actress was arrested on a murder charge in Milwaukee. She is wanted in Chicago where it is said she shot John Bennett to death on May 6. The report adds the case drew attention amid nationwide immigration debate.
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Milwaukee
Eva Bacon
Chicago
John Bennett
Cabinet meets as Hay seeks to mend China trade ties
The cabinet discusses American China policy with Secretary Hay aiming to preserve amicable diplomatic and trade relations. MT Metcalf notes rising cotton trade with China while addressing concerns over boycott fears and exclusion law administration. Also announced is N M Buick recommending William E Stillinger as deputy district attorney for Idaho's northern division.
Senator Dubois criticised after Idaho irrigation breakfast
In Boise on June 24 remarks by Senator Dubois at a Congressional Irrigation committee breakfast in Nampa drew strong, mixed reactions. Observers say the speech overstepped bounds of courtesy toward hosts and fellow guests, with debate continuing over the propriety of the remarks.
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Boise
Idaho
Dubois
Congressional Irrigation Committee
Nampa
Idaho Sugar Beet Industry Aims to Lead Wealth in State
Governor Gooding defends sugar beet project at Nampa breakfast as a path to home markets for farmers, despite Senator Dubois opposition. He argues Idaho can gain wealth by growing sugar beets amid limited hay demand and expanding cultivated land. Dubois dodges comments. Kansas City murder case notes Agie Myers sentenced to death for killing her husband Clarence Myers with accomplice Frank Hottman. An appeal to the Supreme Court will be filed.
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Gooding
Nampa
Dubois
Idaho
Kansas City
Aggie Myers
Supreme Court
Loomis sails for Europe on secret mission for Roosevelt
Secretary of State Loomis sails for Southampton to carry out a secret assignment for President Roosevelt and may not return to the State Department. He also goes as special ambassador to receive Paul Jones' body, but he declines to discuss other secret duties. Washington reports say Loomis will study European embassy administration to standardize practices. A Cassia forest reserve of 626000 acres in Idaho is created to conserve waters and appease sheep and cattle interests. In Nebraska, Bishop Bonacum wins a court dismissal over parish property at Seward, though Father Murphy remains in possession after excommunication.
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Rosevelt
Taft
New York
Janetto Francisco Loomis
Southampton
Roosevelt
Paul Jones
Beady
John Paul Jones
France
Europe
Loomis
State Department
Cassia Forest Reserve
Cassia County
Idaho
Nevada Line
Shoshone Mountains
Ind
Snake River
Chicago
The
Tribune
Lincoeln
Nebraska
Thomas Bonacum
Tanner Testimony Highlights Mitchell Remuneration Question
Portland June 24 A H Tanner Senator Mitchells law partner and star witness in the Mitchell case faced cross examination. He testified the government claim about not receiving payment for services before Washington departments was favorable to Mitchell and stated Mitchell had no direct knowledge of the sources of his monthly remittances from Portland.
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Portland
A. H. Tanner
Mitchell
Witreess
Defense Today
Washington
Tanner
Japan and Russia Agree to Washington Talks in August
St Petersburg reports both nations plan plenipotentiaries meeting in Washington within the first ten days of August. Roosevelt is expected to announce the exact date. Russia suggests Japan should name its plenipotentiaries first, while both sides seek the other's initiative.
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St. Petersburg
Japan
Russia
Washington
Roosevelt
President urges Aug first meet of Japanese and Russian plenipotentiaries
The President has expressed a wish to the Japanese and Russian governments that their plenipotentiaries meet in the United States on the first day of August.
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Washington
United States
Plenipotentiaries to Meet in United States in August
The White House announced that Russia and Japan will send plenipotentiaries to the United States during the first ten days of August with a preferred date of August 1 if possible. Russia may be represented by M. Nelidotf, and Baron Roeen, while Takahira is expected to join the Japanese delegation.
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White House
Presidnt
United States
M. Nelidotf
Paris
Baron Roeen
Rebels defeat German force at Americus in Karus mountains
In German Southwest Africa Cape Town reports the rebel Me nenge defeated Captain Siebert's German unit at Americus in the Karus mountains. Rebels seized all ammunition and supplies, with heavy losses on the German side. Philadelphia printers adopt nine hour day and open shop to preempt union eight hour demand. Dr CA Hoover returns from Wyoming and Utah asylums tour and plans to oversee a Utah institution on July 6.
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Menenge
Siebert
Americus
Karus Mountains
Africa
Philadelphia
Witness Testimony Key Link in Mitchell Senate Trial
Portland June 26 The principal witness today was Harry Robertson former bookkeeper to Mitchell Tanner and later private secretary to Senator Mitchell Robertson's testimony was direct. Robertson identified a Washington letter delivered to Tanmer but sent to Prueteuter Heney and the federal grand jury, forming a crucial link in the evidence. Mitchell showed distress during Robertson's recital and protested to his lawyers about the testimony.
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Portland
Mitchell
Harry Robertson
Mitchell & Tanner
Mitchell Robertson
Houdtertson
Washington
Tanmer
Robertson
Prueteuter Heney
Federal Grand Jury
Danish training schooner Georg Stag sunk after collision
The Danish cadet training schooner Georg Stag was rammed and sunk by the British steamer Ancora off Copenhagen. Twenty two cadets died, fifty seven were rescued, and only one body recovered as divers searched the wreck. The Georg Stag served as a merchant marine training vessel owned by a Copenhagen firm.
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Georg Stag
Ancora
Here
Merchant Marine
Pocatello Beats Idaho Falls 4 0 In Ten Inning Shock
Will Carney struck out fifteen as Pocatello defeated Idaho Falls 4 to 2 in ten innings on Idaho Falls grounds. Carney held the visitors to no runs until the sixth, supported by errorless defense and key hits from Fredell Sed dens Reuf and Mredell, with a dramatic rally in the tenth sealing the win. The Snake River Valley league organized with six teams and a schedule announced, Blackfoot Rexburg Sugar City Pocatello Idaho Falls St Anthony among members.
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Idaho
Carney
Idaho Palls
Faust
Will Carney
Salt Lake
Idaho Haltsmen
Pocatello Boys
Idaho Falls
Omer Tlalls Hsivery
Seddons
Fenvce
Fredell
Seddens
Reuf
Mredell
Crowe
Baird
Hall
Wes
Crewe
Oacatellos
Southeastern Idaho
Feftoon
G. Fredell
Irving
Mortensen
Dane Miller
Puller
Prickett
Flames
St. Anthony
Gome
Ahsckleaosint Wai Drulh
Sugar City
Trapp
Jones
Blackfoot
Wright
Rexburg
Clarke
Snake River Valley
Citiens
Kinhe
Snake River Valley League
Iaho Falls
Clay
Wok Trapp
JC. Clay
Truman Stuf Neboam
L. T. Wright
S. W. Gaddie
J. Chirk
S. W Gaddie
Bhickfoot
Idaho Palrs
W. Geddie
Notice of Pardon Application for John Swank
The under signed convicted of assault with a deadly weapon in Cannock county Idaho was sentenced November 1 1904 to two years in the Idaho state penitentiary Boise City. He will apply to the state board of pardons at Boise City starting Sunday July 1905 for pardon.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Cannock County
Boise City
Idaho
State Board of Pardons
John Swank
Are You Nervous The Nervous Should Seek Healthy Companions
The nervous person should mix with healthy people and avoid nervous influences. Exercise helps and one should confront fears by taking action. Attending theater to study calm performances can guide behavior, replacing aimless rituals with purposeful effort.
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