Riotous Mine Strike Clashes With Troops At Levin
April 15 report details a riot near Levin where strikers attacked a mine official’s home with shutters used as shields. Miners and soldiers clashed through the afternoon, reinforcements were called, barricades formed, and several officers and many men were wounded before troops dispersed the crowd. Clemence, minister of public works, arrived by special train for a conference with the prefect general as the situation remained grave.
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Levin
Lievin
XL Clemence
Proposal, jealousy end in shooting in Harlem court incident
John de Louisa urged Papina de Louiss to elope for months and faced a police warning. Papina shot him in the Harlem Hospital after he again pressed for marriage. He survived with a shoulder wound as Papina awaited further inquiry.
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Washington Post
New York
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Papina de Louiss
Bia Counsin
Hariem
Papina
Harlem Fospital
Qe Louisasis
John
Desbant
Father Gapon Missing Amid Suspicions of Foul Play
Russian labor leader Father Bon vanishes about a week ago his wife suspects enemy foul play and kidnapping may be involved, while witnesses recall similar arrests of other workers by Social Democrats with torture reports and government links.
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Xr Petersburg
Father Bon
Aiso
Seppen
Rasoff
Social Democrats
Tressingfors
Finland
Social and Personal News From Fifth Page
A long social column lists gowns, guests, and greetings from Washington society. Mrs Toy and Mrs Jamar hostesses with many attendees including Mrs Rayner Mrs Howry Mrs Chappell and others at tea and reception scenes at Stoneleigh Court. The German ambassador Baroness von Sternburg and Violet Langham travel to Pittsburgh for a banquet with planned entertainments and a charity tea at 150 Seventeenth Street is noted. A marriage announcement for Hester Agatha and Robert Home Smith is given with home coming details. Notables visiting or staying at hotels in New York and Washington noted along with upcoming receptions and dinners.
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Baroness von Sternburg
Violet Langham
Washington
Pittsburg
Baroness von Sternbure
Pittsburgee
Margaret Irvingfellow
Richmond
Annie Rose Walker
Stoneleigh Court
Wonderful Cure by Cuticura Remedies Sold by Catigura
A testimonial from Wilson of Liscomb dated Oct 1 1005 describes an extensive skin eruption affecting the face neck and limbs. After trying physicians with little relief the patient used Cuticura Remedies achieving a complete cure over five years with multiple bottle orders and continued use of Soap Ointment and Resolvent as advised.
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Liscomb
Town
Ana Ae
Chautauqua Meeting Planned at Washington Hebrew Vestry
Society of Philadelphia Jewish Chautauqua will meet the focal chautauqua in the Vestry rooms of the Washington Hebrew Congregation on Wednesday evening at 8 oclock. Visitors include Master Raymond Brengie visiting his mother on street northeast. Dr and Mrs Weal Groftut and A Hitchcock detained to the Nile region for Mrs Croffut Fever case. Frederick making brief visit to Baltimore and Philadelphia. Henry Finkelstein, wife of Persian legation attache, improving after illness at Garfield Hospital and home at 2007 Tenth Street Mount Pleasant. Mrs Arnold Martisse hosted luncheon for sister guest Miss MacArthur of West Chester with attendants Miss Thornton, Miss Stone, Miss Nesbit, and others.
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Chautaudqua
Society of Philadelphia
Chautauqua
Washington Hebrew
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Brengie
We AL ‘ Groftut
Henry
Finkelstein
Imperial Legation of
Persia
Garfield Hospital
Tenth Streets
Mount Pleasant
Arnold “Martisse
Capitol Streat
Macarthur
West Chester
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Miss Nesbit
Miss. Browne
Drunk by Court Order Sends Man to Leave Chicago
Chicago April 18 Condemned by a court to get drunk and remain so until death, Selby Jones, son of a Kansas City hardware merchant, traveled to Chicago with provided funds to flee captivity. He was arrested, held for grand jury, and sent to a county jail. Judge Wofford had ordered him to quit city, drink liquor, and stay drunk, warning whisky would lead to the devil. Jones, aided by friends, left for home after two months, bidding farewell to his mother. Next item reports two men killed while stealing a ride on a freight train in Norwalk Connecticut.
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