Riots in Bialystok as mobs attack Jews and shops
Disorder erupts in Bialystok with peasants joining rioters. Troops fire on streets as several bombs are thrown near religious processions. Dozens killed or wounded. Jewish shops on four main streets looted. bodies left in streets as authorities investigate.
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notice of marriage and death notices across major papers
A notice states that marriage and death notices inserted in The Washington Post also appear in a wide list of newspapers including New York papers, Chicago records, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Pittsburgh Dispatch, Providence Journal, Rochester Herald, St Louis Republic, Syracuse Post Standard, Minneapolis Tribune, Cleveland Plain Dealer, and Cincinnati Enquirer among others without extra charge.
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Local Undertakers and Embalmers Advertised
Multiple funeral homes arc advertising services in Washington and nearby areas. W K Speare, William Lee, George P Zurhorst, and R F Harvey's Sons list embalmers, funeral directors, crematoriums, and modest prices with their addresses and telephone contacts.
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Revolt grows ominous amid Russian unrest and mutiny
In Moscow and St Petersburg on June 15 reports detail growing revolutionary activity. Workmen stage large meetings and demonstrations before prisons while Parliament supporters push Gorenskis policy. Army propaganda spreads, peasants league activity rises, and bomb incidents surface amid fear of wider upheaval as a mutinous Russian steamer Korea arrives in Port Said with Jewish troops for Odessa.
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American Stole Jewels At Langham Hotel Case
Fred Landam described as a doctor of medicine arrived from America three weeks ago. He admitted stealing jewels and money totaling 900 from a Langham Hotel room. Police recovered the jewels and he was committed for trial.
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Russia seeks armed aid to quell revolt in west
The Times correspondent in St Petersburg reports rumors that Russia is negotiating with Germany and Austria Hungary for joint action if uprisings occur in western provinces. It notes Grand Duke Vladimir's visit to Berlin may be connected.
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Bomb factory raid shocks Swiss city
Swiss police arrested several anarchists after raiding an occupied building in Zunch. Police found a working workshop with bolts and laboratories and seized a quantity of explosives and anarchist literature. Dozens of arrests have been made in connection with the discovery.
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Moroccan Chief Killed in Tangier Amid Turmoil
A Tangier report says Hatd Duas, governor of the Anghera tribe, was murdered Thursday night as rival Dailana aspired to power. The killer, Dailan, had earlier eliminated a pretender a year before. The dispatch notes Spanish royal travel plans and a July court event as part of broader regional tensions.
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Debated Kinnan Murder Case Spawns Bronx House Search
In the first major move since the killing of Mrs Alice Kinnan, detectives prepare a thorough search of the Stanton home in the Bronx. A witness reported seeing a man dash through shrubbery toward 189th Street after the murder, while conflicting statements from Mrs Stanton and new letters add mystery to the case. Police hope to identify the fugitive with aid from the two men who observed the escape.
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Discharged Servant Faces Trial in Berlin Blackmail Case
In Berlin the trial of William Glaser, a discharged servant, began in the Criminal Court. He allegedly tried to blackmail Prince Adolph von Wrede by claiming the princess took hotel silver. A letter to the prince mentioned 12500 dollars, though not as a demand, and alluded to the scandal. The court decided to summon managers of two Berlin hotels.
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Zulu Chief Bambaata Killed in Natal Revolt
Durban reports the rebel chief Bambaata was killed in fighting on June 1 and his body identified. The death ends the revolt, which is now expected to die out quickly.
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Surgeons See First Case of Arterial Cirrhosis at City Hospital
Special to The Washington Post from Boston reports William F Murray, a Suffolk County court stenographer, undergoing six progressive amputations of his right leg in ten days for arterial cirrhosis. Doctors describe the disease as rare, with a weak heart action and arteries clogging the body, leading to gangrene that spread from the right leg to the thigh and then appearing in the left rib area. Murray is in critical danger as surgery continues.
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Cleveland and Bryan Boom in 1900s Nomination Talk
New York dispatch notes Premature to say Cleveland with Francis origin Missouri, supports Bryan for Democratic nomination. It cites Cleveland’s reticence on tariff issues and his desire to stay out of current political fray while Bryan’s revival draws attention from New York to Princeton reports. Cleveland remains aging and cautious, avoiding firm public declarations.
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Bryan Receives Russian Parliament Visit in St Petersburg
William J Bryan, arriving in St Petersburg, spent the last day of his stay meeting Premier Geremykin and visiting the Lower House, drawing crowds in the parliamentary lobby as MPs pressed to greet him. He expressed deep interest in the Russian freedom movement and left without a formal statement.
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Bryan Supportisted by Standard Oil Man Kyne
Virgil P Kyne personal attorney for John D Rockefeller backs William J Bryan for the Democratic presidential nomination. Kyne, once a Silver man, praises Bryan and conservatism under the current White House. Rockefeller allies may withhold support if Roosevelt or a rival is nominated. A separate Missouri hearing on Waters-Pierce ouster adjourned to September 10 due to Pierce's absence. plea to compel his appearance filed.
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Mysterious Stranger Tied to New Canaan Basket Maker Murder
In New Canaan Connecticut sheriff and coroner investigated the death of Selleck Dann an aged basket maker whose body was found in a well A mysterious visitor a Brooklynite associated with a Decoration Day call and disappearance is being traced Police report no sighting of the man and notes of prior local killings gain attention as neighbors consider possible links to three unsolved cases including a fatal crime near Sellecks Corners
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Weaver's veto voted down by special council session
Philadelphia June 15 The city councils faced a heated debate over a 000 appropriation for entertaining visitors to the Republican party golden jubilee next week. Mayor Weaver vetoed the ordinance saying the funds served partisan purposes, but both chambers overrode the veto in a late session. The jubilee, under the National League of Republican Clubs, begins with a memorial for Lincoln at Musical Fung Hall with Gov Pennypacker presiding and Speaker Cannon among the speakers.
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Collision injures crowd after streetcar crash
In Newark at midnight a work car on public service lines collided with an open passenger car carrying a large amusement park crowd. About six people are seriously hurt and many more were injured as riders jumped from the shaken car as it began to roll down a steep grade.
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Rev E B Hodge Dead Presbyterian Leader
Philadelphia June 15 Rev Edward B Hodge secretary of the board of education of the Presbyterian Church and president of the Presbyterian Publishing Company died today after a surgical operation. He was nephew of Dr Charles Hodge eminent theologian in the Presbyterian Church. His eldest son, a medical missionary to China, was killed in the Boxer uprising. Dublin June 15 Patrick Charles Doo gen W Mallond first member of Parliament for East Tyrone died today. Macon June 5 Gus Matthews associate editor of the Macon Telegraph died this afternoon of heart failure after a career with Senator Carmack in Memphis and with Henry Watterson in Louisville.
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Russian Editor Challenged to Duel by Procurator's Son
In St Pétersburg on June 15 the son of Procurator Pavyloff challenged the author of a leading Twentieth Century article to a duel over remarks about his father’s parliamentary speech the prior Thursday.
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Murder jury deadlocked on long trial in Long Island case
Mineola long island June 15 the jury in the murder case of Cleveland Poole for the death of James O Hara reported a disagreement and the court locked the jurors up for the night The defendant Gertrude O Hara denied all charges and testified she had not killed her father The trial featured testimony about threats and alleged statements and the jury initially stood eleven for conviction with one juror for manslaughter then reversed in part with similar positions reported also noted were ship movement brief unrelated items and an ad-like line about a tonic at the end
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