Violent anti Semite fears in Europe amid massacre aftermath
Telegraphic summaries indicate a spreading anti Semite mood across eastern Europe following the Kis teney massacre. In Dorogel Koumania Prince Moruzz former Bucharest governor stirs populists against Jews with sacrificial tales. Vienna reports gloom as Philippine poverty rises under American occupation and unemployment grows.
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Berlin
Vox Aloe Zeitung
Tageblar
Jogal Anzeiger
Kisteney
Europe
Doregol
Koumania
Moruzz
Bucharest
Dorogel
General Watrada Kitled and Nicaragua turmoil
Eugene I. Gruetner reports General Etrada leader of Zelaya forces killed near Kives on April 7. Insurgents captured San Carlos port and control of Lak Nicaragua after a rout with heavy losses.
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Watrada
Eugene I. Gruetner
Best Lake City
San Francisco
Corinto
Newport
Etrada
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Kives
San Carlos
New Steel Hardening Method Promises Stronger Armor
English inventor WoL Frith travels to the United States to promote a new process that hardens and anneals steel simultaneously using quicksilver in a hermetically sealed vessel. He claims the method will markedly boost strength and resistance to projectiles, with lower costs, and notes tests by the British government support its effectiveness.
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United States
Wol Frith
Nuiveahns
Tse
Mawes Ba Steel
Nordeng
Frithays
Britivkh
Frith
Attempts to blind jurist lead to pepper attack
A disappointed woman attempted to blind Judge Lueders by throwing cayenne pepper into his eyes. The incident occurred during a police court hearing in Cincinnati with various witnesses and a hospital transfer for the judge. The testimony showed the accused had thrown stones and engaged in a violent scene, casualties reported among bystanders. The report also notes a bank cashier theft case and other unrelated sensational events, including a drowning and a yacht explosion, reflecting a chaotic news page from the era.
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Silay Ogden
Gunton
Jett
Dublin Riots Erupt Over Assembly Trouble
A chaotic Dublin meeting sparked clashes as Irish agitators clashed with police, injuring several including J O Donnel MP. Disputes over fund support for parliamentary efforts led to street fighting and property damage, with reports of cars struck and a fiery altercation near Burn street. Authorities investigated the disturbances.
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Dublin
J. O'Donnel
Mettuide
Trentiats
Explosion Wrecks ACLU and Town Dining Hall Panic
A chaotic chain of events follows an explosion at the Tartford Club in Hartford area, tearing through the water boiler and dining area, causing chairs and debris to fly and diners to flee. Simultaneously, reports describe a tornado, a Navy recruiting suspension, submarine incidents, labor strikes, and a major fire in Austin, Arkansas, painting a broad, disaster-filled day across multiple locales with numerous named entities and events.
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Tartford Club
Bfartford
Coma
Serosa
Filless Whit Oben
Alia
Tornado damages Geneva property injures two people
A tornado near Geneva damaged mills and trailers, lifting elevators and smashing windows. Two people were injured. some buildings were destroyed as residents report widespread damage but no fatalities. News arrived from Shure.
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Geneva
Frank Leese
Denteljab
Merrill
Towa
Hall
Mwa Mneles
Cimacter
Lopeka
Shure
Dion Efetel
George Spragne
Rural Labor Near Impossible to Find Helpers
Rural farmers face scarce help as urban wages attract workers away. Families seek servants and laborers from towns offering wages and meals, with women and girls hoped to fill seasonal farm and household needs. Experienced farm hands command higher pay, but many farmers accept any willing workers for the summer.
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Tarim
Borsi
Mne
Locates His Missing Son Pittsnurgwer Finds Young Man
Maria Walls of Mloixborg learns her son Guery Walls, missing two years, has been located in Riverton near Narrisbure. Despite a $20,000 reward, the man used an assumed name to work as a mechanical engineer near his father’s home. He left Spring Grove on December 21 and vanished, later traveling to Mlurrion.
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Guergy Walls
Maria Walls
Mloixborg
Riverton
Narrisbure
Nemtines
Youns Walls
Spring Grove
Mlurrion
Searca
Lin
Fernsyleagia
Martin Walls
Mivertoa
AML
Legunepurt
tnTl
Abiwut Tou
Tle Heawaed
ANN Tie
Lier
Tie
Fev Iy
Wartecton Wash
Tyrrelsett
Callin Nya
Chereh
Eady
Gus
Hax Wen
Michigan City
Lake Erie and Western Railway
Borers
Palinah Car Company
Perry
Laat March
J. le McGutebon Company
Poers
Mount
Connersville
Wabash and Erle
Lil Beetween Lagro
Tagnnspors
Toreph Maher
Byranaville
Lorre Hause
Toxton
Wheela
Rod Maswell
Kants
Afartbe
Massacre of Jews in Kishinev Triggers Russian Blame
Graphic dispatches recount the Kishinev massacre with estimated 1 000 victims, 65 killed and 300 maimed, and many injured or displaced. Eyewitnesses describe police and troops aiding the violence. reports name brutal acts including nails driven into a brain and disembowelment. The Jewish Chronicle accuses the Russian government of responsibility and requests international disassociation from Russia’s authorities.
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London
Jewish Chronicle
Europe
St Pelburg
Simuciter
Dhirty
Weschod
St. Peterstuing
Rusia
Doraschewsk
Siavhinoff
New York
Sara Fonarschi
Selzer
Matas
Kinelinel
Labor League New Party Sparks Greater New York
Fragmented OCR reports wide labor issues with wage talks across nations. It notes new political labor party activity in Greater New York, ties to United Protective League, plus unions in Ohio Illinois and Wales seeking hours, pay, and curbs on night work. Names appear garbled.
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Albans
N. Y
Schunectads
N.Y
Qllo
Cleveland
Bad Cachera
Museus
Lowcashire
Bog
Testa
England
Germany
Peprip
Lowe
Lina Oun
Greater
New York
Unite Protectivn League of
Lstor
United States of America
Warkington
D. C
Richard J. Woldron
Palofers and Decorators
Manhattan
Richmond
The
Bronx
Girly Anve
Trade Review Signals Mixed Mercantile Activity
The report notes general improvement in mercantile collections and strong demand in wholesale goods, clothing, furniture, and wearables, with robust orders for fall samples. It cites higher production in April and adequate fuel supply, while machinery, hardware, and some textile segments show uneven demand and price stability amid ongoing inflationary pressures.
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New York
Jane
St. G. Dun & Cu’ Hevinn
Wrage
Lake Gents
Asida
Goody
Revue
Seganon
Canada
Market Price Fragments and Famine Report Highlighted
A fragmented list shows commodity prices for wheat corn oats and livestock across multiple cities led by Detroit Milwaukee and New York with varied ranges. The text ends with a note about rising famine and mentions names Hounan Bhuntak Yrot Kung and Yuengabun and a body of a victim found.
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Italy
Tadhinapolis Catto
St. Louise
Callte
Gia
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Howe
Abeen
Fale
Boubevic
Canton
Hounan
Bhuntak
Yrot-Kung
Yuengabun
Bas
Record of the Week Blasts at Ligonier Carriage Plant
Disorganized attempt to blow up the Ligonier Carriage Company sparked a mass investigation as a time fuse failed. A body was found in the Wabash River near Warsaw after a muttered plot to wreck the factory and dozens of suspects were questioned. Police traced a possible link to extortion letters and a web of local figures amid a citywide scare.
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Brodatreet
Liconier
Boxim
Ligonier Carriage Company
Eucetse
Grutaine
Canigany
Warsaw
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