Louis in Grave Fear of the Flood
St Louis faces rising river levels with fears of levee breach. Officials warn the Mississippi may surge beyond 33 feet, threatening east side neighborhoods and businesses as waters encroach on riverfront properties and barriers are tested. Rescue efforts focus on isolated islands and vulnerable homes along the Kaskaskia region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis
Louis
Garth
St. Louis
St Louis
Madison
Jeven
Anti-Semitic Riots Sparked by Local Newspaper
Correspondence from St. Petersburg reports a surge of anti Jewish sentiment linked to a Bessarabia based paper. A petition by the Jewish community of Risniella complains to police director Lopoukhin about incitement and violence. The piece notes past peaceful coexistence broken by a recent flare of anti Jewish propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Rishinel
Dor Gariment
Besgneabia
Risinell
Inssia
Hagsatahia
Soldiers seize monks at LaBlancere Monastery
A detachment of engineers and troops stormed the Monastery of LaBlancere after protests. The soldiers breached gates with paving stones, cleared barricades, entered the building, and arrested monks and several demonstrators amid the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pari. Dunea
Hue
LaBlancere
Starving Chinese in Need of Succor Reported
Dispatch describes famine in Kwong Si districts with women and children starving. Relief efforts include cake offerings and foreign aid from Hong Kong and Canton though funds are running low. Viceroy Tai Chiws Suen fast-travels to address severe conditions in the province's agricultural belt.
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Jnr
Childe
Fox
Sky
Fred
Hat Lean
Provincyrom
Hong Kong
Canton
President Nearing End of Long Journey in Washington
President Roosevelt nears end of cross country voyage after crowded farewell at a railroad stop. Citizens along the route plan a cordial reception in Washington at 7 o’clock, with no formal program due to district events. A regiment of national guardsmen and Marine guards will greet the president at the station before he proceeds to the White House.
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Washington
Gam
Jtsasovel
Washingt
Era
Igh Nations
A. Canigeek
White House
Smmlinda
Marine Tong
Waalsington
Pennaylvania Avenue
Flood recedes as bodies found and city braces for recovery
Kansas City reports the Missouri River gauge at 31 feet as floodwaters fall. Refugees from Amburdale housed in Convention Hall are moved to tents north of Lowe Street. Casualties rise with several bodies recovered from the Kaw and surrounding areas. Officials note ongoing relief efforts, damaged streets, and efforts to restore order in the wake of extensive flooding.
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Washington
Missouri
Kansas City
Hooneville
Bin
Mississippi
Dubuan
Kenkwk
Towa
Crdar
Keokuk
Union Depot
Armburdale
Convention Hall
Lowe
Kaw
Gordon Street
Nasefi
AemummbiLioyy
Amid
Abinnehat
Dane
Riversenna
M. Teaverworth
Koderpriag
Forest Fires Darken Adirondacks and Long Island Skies
Reports from Saratoga and North Creek describe Adirondack forest fires expanding over about fifteen miles by twenty with smoke obscuring the sun and hindering fire response. Hundreds of firefighters struggle as lakes navigation halts and a missing Long Lake steamer is feared lost.
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Saratoga
N.Y
Adirondack
Catlin Lake
Adirondack Lakes
Long’lake
Cold River
New York
Adirondacka
New England
Vermont
New Trampshire
Massachu
Connecticut
Maine
Here
Long Lake
Ansh
Newcomb Lake
Mownt Murey
Indian Lake
Hurricane sweeps over Philippines shipping tale
A fragmentary report describes a cyclone affecting vessels near the Philippines. The steamer Loarla was towed away from Visayas and rescuers saved passengers and crew while questions remain about other ships and the cargo. The War Department notes U S ships aiding operations.
Kansas City Faces Flood Damage Estimates Delay
Kansas City officials report inability to estimate flood damage due to widespread disruption. City residents show resilience as authorities prioritize shelter, clothing, and feeding programs for the homeless. Officials expect measurement and relief actions to resume once conditions improve, with cautious optimism for recovery.
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Kansas City
Explosion damages church in Rochester Minnesota
A Rochester Minnesota church was blown in by dynamite early today. The blast damaged the building and caused a high degree of destruction to the structure. The Reverend Mr Ulu, previously pastor of the church, has resigned and left. No arrests have been reported.
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Signet
Schumkweiter
George Schumbyceiler
Teaie Blane
Marchildier Hollies
Nellie Walaon
George McMonnich
Peder Bilewarile
Moe Aslork
Rochester
Minn
Churell An Ryn
Mro Ulu
Taneshors
Methodist Church
Hunting for a Murderer in Oakland
Mrs Amin Rass, a witness to the murder of Mrs Livi Leray, describes potential sightings of the suspect Victor Walker in various cities. Chief of Police Vodeking has wired officials statewide to circulate a description of the killer.
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Oakland
Amin Rass
Livi Leray
Thin Blut
Victor Walker
Polira Vodeking
Court Martialed At Fort Davis For Army Funds Scandal
Beuile Washington June 5. Knudson lately stationed at Le Dyas sidio is court martialed at Fort Davis Nome for embezzling army funds while quartermaster two years ago. The board of officers from Vancouver barracks will hear the case aboard the steamer Indian. Charges include exchanging potatoes for gold during a period of famine.
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Beuile
Wash
Bieut
Kind Kaudson
le Dyassidio
Fort Davis
Nome
Vancouver Barracks
Goge North
Doc
Kpnson
Knudson
Quarterminster
Mysterious Disappearance Linked to Union Secretary
Reports say Francis, secretary of a Pacific Coast union, vanished after leaving Powell Street wharf and sinking into San Francisco Bay. Mariners and authorities search for him, with no sign at his home, union HQ, or aboard his ship since last Saturday afternoon.
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Francis
John Hell
Steel
Powell Street
Danny Woemeaday
Rell Fa
Paeine Cana
Marvin Fishermen's
Niet
Franck
Seattle
Union Sines
Safa
Unknown names in fragmented crime note in Kil Ienn area
Fragmentary OCR reports a lethal shooting involving a stepchild or stepparent near Addis yaya and Kil Ienn. Text references RedotON, Teer stay pon Ian, and a long stay in Galil with vague names and places. no clear dates or outcomes.
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Tanganta
Dune Gom
Addis Yaya
Domeph Taon
Kil Ienn
Ian
Ruskin and America debated in American press
Readers see a controversy over Russian relations and the influence of English and Jewish perspectives in American journalism. The piece argues for a unified pro American stance and a school of relations between Britain Russia and the United States, urging access to archives and widespread English publishing in foreign affairs.
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Press of
Russia
Sec. Hay
Byrombatnitoft
Anterlen
Henry Bussian
Kasain
Porrible
Don English
Fern
Chadoousie
Lhaidh
United
Labes
Ie Union
Buide
Skola
Itm
Briaseen
Clivernbertis
Richly Dressed But Are Washing Dishes Strike at Chicago Hotel
Chicago hotel and restaurant workers walk off the job over wage and dress-code disputes. Management orders all staff, including waiters and maids, to continue duties while many prominent guests and locals voice indignation. The stoppage, while not universal among staff, threatens service as unions mobilize other hotel employees.
Son of Senator to Become Locomotive Fireman
Wally Ankeny, son of United States Senator Ankeny, resigns ranch stewardship in Adaing County to seek a railroad fireman job in Spokane. He reportedly spoke at a Roosevelt dinner and is described as a fearless veteran who attended a military school and earned his way into rail service via the Southern Pacific corridor.
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Senator
Wally Wille
Wash
Neanith Ankmy
United States
Ankeny
Bra
Etouk
Adaing County
Spolune
Ina
Wa Fallone
Roosevelt
Young Ankeny
Washington Vole
Wight
de Militiry Echool
Viewtinin
Taonme
Echant
No Strike In Anthracite Region Reported
News from Wilkesbarre to Wattsville notes no strike in the anthracite region as miners prepare for a convention in Wattsville within ten days. Officials and superintendents claim unity, while leaders pursue wage talks in Chicago. Secretary Wilson cautions against setting a costly precedent that could affect the miners’ bargaining stance.
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Wilkesharre
Tay
Wattsville
Isaiers
Miners Declare for Socialist Party at Deliver Colorado
Miners of the Western Federation of Miners at Deliver Colorado reaffirmed their socialist stance and adopted resolutions denouncing wage slavery and capitalist control. The convention, counting 138 in favor to 20 against, declares the party’s principles would advance workers’ rights, fair shares of product, and end exploitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minera
Granparn Icicu Company New York Incorporation
A Standard Tre company declares incorporation in Maine with capital of 2,000,000. The charter outlines its aim to operate in every U S city, engaging in buying, selling, and dealing in a range of products.
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New York
Standard Tre Company
Mtaine
Leo
Fee
Mation Holiness Convention Meeting Report
A fragmented report notes a holiness convention with attendees including Reva Gilint Harris in January in Los Angeles. The text mentions a session by hex Medics and a group called Towa Ting A Tho with references to ground events and a broader national denomination gathering.
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Ational Tinifness
Anaodalon Apeuind
Revagilint Harria
Jan Angeles
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