Horrors of Jewish Massacre Report From Bialystok
Reports from Bialystok describe looting and violence as garrisons hold the city. Panic spreads through St. Petersburg and Moscow with calls for action, while Jews flee or shelter as rumors of massacres persist.
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St. Petersburg
Mosens
Moscow
Avbalting Point
Jandlandis
Revolutiomars
Ateny
Bialystok
Flalystokty
Aly
Fap
Stech
M. Vilanof
Sarilament
Buying for Panama and union wage dispute update
The report notes the House defeat of a Sullivan amendment amid market talks on cheap goods. From El Paso a Santa Barbara telegraph reports unrest in Chihuahua and a mine incident linked to a candle fire. The Carpenter's union rift led to a work stoppage with men set to return Monday as master carpenters push wage raises from 5 to 10 cents and Manhattan rates from 450 to 480 cents daily, with Brooklyn schedules effective August 16.
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el Paso
Texsa
Santa Batalla
Cerop
Chihuahua
Mexico
Ted Miles
Afr
Carnentere
Brooklyn
Ana
Dranhattan New
Fighting in the Streets Amid Race Riots and Attacks
chaotic description of mob violence in a waraw street battle between mobs and troops. Reports say Jews, Poles, and Wisslant died or were wounded as shops burned and shops looted. Police and soldiers faced attacks with casualties on both sides amid broader city unrest.
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Hs Conbicla
Nana
Rahiatok
St. Petersburg Ab
Staraneke
Mseen
Chernayacher
Miafyatok
Jamesrin
Home War Footing Orders Reported
June 16 dispatch notes a move to place infantry regions and army reserve forces on a home defense footing. Cossacks mobilized into brigades while plans for peasants and other units are outlined, with engineers and officers among those affected.
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Fouthern
Semnweestia
Iim
Unabated Fury Signals Ongoing Ship Tale
A fragmented report describes a ship billed as The Tinting procerdad Hermiston, dated 24phla, with mentions of Vinaver and Metermurg. The text hints at continuing signs of unrest and a related situational titling event as it references ongoing fury and tolling operations in Miaiyatok.
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Metermurg
Inne Wi
Miaiyatok
Hermiston
Public ownership bill passes for slophone system
The House today approved a measure to authorize state ownership and maintenance of a slophone system on the Dah Hawalt stand, signaling a shift toward public control of the facility and its operations.
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Woelington
Dane
Hawalt
Bees Removed From Church Property After Service Disruption
A disruptive beehive near the Christian Selenre church prompted janitorial staff to notify church directors to remove the swarm. General W. Vogel supervised hive removal as services resumed, with workers relocating bees from the Tenatine area to a safer location near the church. The incident interrupted Sunday activities and drew a reporter’s attention to the routine nuisance.
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Jase
Mme
Christian Selenre
Rarher
Lincoln Ave
Aue
Grafertay White
Cerilerei
W. Vogel
Vege
Tenatine
Mayewad
Thors
Dr Hyde Sails Home to Ireland After Ammanite Tour
Dr Hyde departed New York aboard the White Star liner Celtic for Ireland, carrying Nimachee funds raised to aid the Garlie cause. He reports a long journey, visits to over 60 cities, and a generally favorable reception in America, while noting political tensions between x and y and the need to continue efforts abroad.
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New York
Dr. Nowglen
Hisie
Grelle League
Ireland
Svs
White Star Ainer Celtic
Tryde
Nimachee
Tia
Uae
Ryde
Dreseen
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Hyde Onlay
Macy
Niisis
Euklema
Toland
Rassinen
Lar
Syide
FERC
Fife
Fiji
Weekly Stock Market Report From Distant Trade Ledger
An unreadable fragment appears to reference a weekly stock market or commodity report with garbled lines and names obscured. It seems to mention dates, markets, and prices but the legible content is insufficient to identify specific entities, events, or outcomes.
Speculative Trading Pressure Affects Market Prices
A cautious government monthly report notes growing discouragement among professional holders and a tilt to close out holdings. Large fund pools in stock markets faced credit strains, triggering price declines while money markets firmed offset on continental markets.
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Rovernment
Laker
Alv
Louisville homecoming honors Lincoln amid mixed returns
Old Kentucky coverage details a Louisville event centering on Abraham Lincoln as a symbol of national character. Adel Stevenson and Henry Watterson spoke at the ceremony while many Kentuckians jetted to Frankfort for the state capitol cornerstone ceremony, with some attendees turning away in outward disagreement.
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Louisville
Louievill
Abraham Lincoln
Adel Stevenson
Ice
United Stnngs
Henry Watterton
Stevenson
Abraham Liacoln
Waetersma
Frankfort
Coroner’s Inquest Probes Central Railroad Wreck
New York reports a coroner’s inquest into a Fatontown railroad wreck that killed Ged Van Durer of New York and injured many. The jury found the open switch caused the disaster after a drill by workers near the scene.
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Times
Red Brok
Ng 1
Teley
Central Railroad Wrnck
Fatontown
Ged
van Durer
Gustels
Ene
Drediemen Hoyen Add Boyce
Prem
Batontowil
Recall of Terrible Disaster At Slocum
A vivid notice recalls the tragic Slocum disaster with a count of survivors. About two hundred of the rescued were among those saved from the perilous excursion that ended in loss.
Memorial Services and Trial Ties to Gould Case
Memorial services were held at Taitheran cemetery Middiesdaga to honor the victims of the General Slocum disaster. The service drew hundreds including survivors, relatives, and schoolchildren. In New York, Bert Mays was ordered to collect $4 from George J. Gould after an appellate decision reversing a lower court ruling in a separate contract case tied to Jones, Ramsey, and the Little Runaway syndicate.
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New York
Ena
Taitheran Cemetery
Arena Fation
Ma General Slocum
Abanha
Norsane
Philo
Bert Mays
George J. Gould
Supreme Court Firtice
Mr. Gould
Tetendanta Fan pHi
Johny S. Juned
Ohio Railroad
Jones
Goult
Joseph Ramsey
Aml WiMara
Guy One
Mhlo
Gould
Gauld
Élite Jones
Vilzkoeall
Dover
William's Cog
W. Baljen
Tromen
Sacha Ciara
Ileaunte
Caloene
Eansthia Menta
la Minal
Railway case seeks sale of road from Jefferson to Tesarkana
A lengthy petition filed in the Smithenn district of New York seeks a court order to sell the section of railroad from Jefferson to Borla and Tesarkanh Cedarkatia. The suit names the Mises El Paso and Eastern railway and cites bonds and trust funds tied to road construction dating back to 1807. Also reported is Detroit search leads to arrest of fugitive Clyde C. Coleman and another suspect linked to a Nome gold robbery dating to 1909.
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Railway Ie
Jefferson
Borla
Tesarkanh
Cedarkatia
Society
Judamens
Amithenn
Rew York
Pero
Brsiort
Micecaippi
el Paco
Reltway
Tesarkana
Taro
Mises ‘Pn
el Paso
Dettobl
Mieh
Bintes Sprelal
Omeer Glyde
C. Coleman
Nowe
Alnaks
Detroit
New Standard for the American People Weaving Wealth and Life
Fragmented OCR recalls a Chicago discussion on making a living versus living worth living. It cites Rev judge Tt Wore and Wealth as power reshaping society, noting a growing wealth aristocracy and shifting gender balances in education. Enrollment figures top 240.
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Chicago
America
Mildaukes
Public Ownership Lecturer From Damaged Text
Fragmentary notice references a lecturer of public ownership and a university or public service context. Names and dates are unclear. readable terms suggest a college setting with references to lecturers, public ownership, and possibly a meeting or appointment.
Judge Woolworth Dear Browha der te Teter Jamin 8 Wootwnech
Transcribed notice concerns a legal matter with references to reputational concerns and proceedings before the court, noting a date related to the United Street matter and a trial or hearing pending this week. The fragmentary text mentions a person and legal actions without full context or clear outcomes.
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Mattonat Reputarion Alli Awe
Mme United Streeti
President rejects sham inspection of packing houses demand
President Roosevelt, in a heated exchange over agricultural policy, advocates for robust night inspections of packing plants and asserts that proposed amendments aim to weaken oversight. He contends the changes undermine effective administration and risks public health.
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Washington
Jine
Hoosevellt
Himkolt
Hopresen
Whideworth
Agucultura
Wadsworth
Promey
Wedstworth
Sindee Quite A Meet She Requiremente of mesBiunUon
Sera
Winconpla
Weber
Agricultural Committee
Adams
Vesardhi
Adame
Rho Ronic
Tese Committee
Heysbridge
Swaslaworth
Wasttigtos
Teveridke
Copanlites
IAS
Wisden
Department of Sigdlenzture
van Mas
Comap
Wirenbral Wits
Samnune
Tanita
Meeting President’s Objections and Public Health Notices
A fragmented OCR item mixes a discussion of objections to a president and a public notice to plants at Volatoa ce yards. It mentions sanitation improvements, compliance deadlines of thirty days, and contractor responsibilities. The text references Adams and Roosevelt era politics and notes requirements for cleaner rooms, proper ventilation, and removal of unsafe conditions.
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Aithy
Wichita
Fresh crater on 3T details and test notes misread
Fragmentary OCR text mentions crater on 3T and test notes with names and items. Readable names include TeRle Mos and Tripegas Sei. The fragment references a WCA arene and Hieesleana with repeated terms.
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TeRle
Anton Thenéioras
Rene T
Hieesleana
Dowie Tells How He Became Elan Dowie Tells How He Became Elan
The account recounts John Dowie claiming a divine vision at a supper and a life transforming moment. He describes visions, personal doubt, and the revelation that he was Elijah, with subsequent public statements about wealth and ownership of church property.
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Dowie
Elan
Fraud charge filed amid Canadian Pacific affair in New York
Accused inspector David Leths of the Canadian Pacific Rageau company was arraigned in New York on a formal charge of perjury. He faced adjournment to June 21 after a brief appearance before the Tolled Staten commissioner, amid allegations of a $60,000 shortage and deceptive conduct involving Dominion government funds and passenger examinations at Montreal.
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Chicago
G. Frank Lydatos
College of Phuyticians and Surgeons
West Side Auditorium
Uae
SL Quidas
Dr. Lydston
Rickanss
Sud
New York
David Lcths
Stormer Custome
Rageau
Staten
Alexander
Coumub
Vercy Sant Derson
Hotba
Opnaciin Fockie Hallway
sDominion
Fainy
Tyaporae Nicholas grants land to Sthorian Cossacks
In a June decree from Lann St Petersburg the Sthorian Cossacks receive perpetual possession of lands they now hold. A separate June notice from Sinfetnpal Provinca et Tanda Russia reports seven rebels killed amid protests over policies and strikes.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas Haa
Sthorian Cossacks
Sinfetnpal
Provinca Et Tanda
Russia
Revobatyatata
Stosec
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