Parliament Defies Throne Rumor Cabinet Yields
In St Petersburg June 18 the Constitutional Democrats refuse to recess defying the government. The party caucus debated shifting toward revolution while Radicals push immediate action. The agrarian question is referred to a 99 member commission. Russian nobles refuse land expropriation despite peasant concerns.
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House
St. Petersburg
Constitutional Democrats
Peverhof
Furtther
MM. Roditcheff
Naboukoff
Milukof
M Vinaver
Nobles’ Congress
Kaiser Visits Von Buelow Amid Northern Sea Rest
Special Cable Dispatch reports Kaiser Wilhelm travels to Chancellor von Buelow while he rests on Norderney Island in the North Sea. Officials note recent visits by von Tschirsky and signal broader political maneuvering ahead of royal marriage news and the Betrothed lineup. Prince John George, brother of King Frederick August, is betrothed to Princess Maria Immaculata of Bourbon at Cannes, France, per Dresden dispatch.
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Washington Post
Klet
von Buelow
Norderney
North Sea
von Tschirschky
Kaiser
Ozer
Prince John George
Dresden
Saxony
Frederick August
Cannea
France
Maria Immaculata of Bourbon
Sid
Caserta
Prince Alphonse of Bourbon
Died Fowler of Waterford Va and other notices
Obituary notices list deaths across multiple dates with names including Gil Bert Fowler of Waterford Virginia, Pearl Gloetzner, Ed Latimer, Latimer family, Robert M. Lockwood, Maurice A Mpe lligott, Virginia Decatur, and Rachel A Strother. Funeral times and locations given for several, with private or pending arrangements and references to churches and cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hia
Atin
Alice Higgins
Latimer
Thacenia Brown Latimer
Charles M.N
St Patrick's Church
Orelock
Lockwood
Robert M Lockwood
Fanni
HH Lockwood Rothe
Mpelligott
Maurice A
Margaret
Pj’ McEngots
Decatur
Wiles Virginia
Wile Water
Wide Water
Vamfany
General Hospital
Allegheny
Wchard Meany
John
Johanna Means
Rachel A Strother
Rosa
Anti Jewish unrest rises across Polish towns in June chaos
Warsaw reports civil unrest spreading through Zabludow Goulands and Ossowiec in Grodno and Lomza provinces as mobs attack Jewish shops and injure residents. Berlin notes a telegram from Grajewa saying five Jews were fatally hurt near Bialystok and shops destroyed at Starcheltz. In Yuriev Polsky a tavern meeting clash triggers a large mob forcing police into their barracks and parading with red flags all night.
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Warsaw
Zabludow
Goulands
Grodno
Ossowiec
Lomza
Berlin
Jewien Society
Grajewa
Russian Poland
Lapy
Bialystok
Starcheltz
Yuriev-Polsky
Kostronina
Russia
London Managers of American Mining Firm Arrested for Fraud
Police in London arrested Mark Anthony Young and Henry Jonas, managers of the American Mining Milling and Smelting Company, on conspiracy to defraud allegations. Inspector Pentim said thousands of pounds were involved as shares claimed to be worth 1 faced as or 1260 were sold. some alleged investors faced bogus securities. Jonas posted bail at 0000. Young bail was refused.
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London
Mark Anthony Young
Henry Jonas
American Mining, Milling and Smelting
Guild Hall
Pentim
Jonas
Young Bai
Dreyfus Hearing Opens as Defense Seeks Vindication
Paris June 18 The Supreme Court begins public hearings in the Dreyfus case with Maitre Mornard urging that captain’s name be cleared and restored to the list. He contends Rennes court martial relied on forged letters and coercive testimony, notes witnesses were paid, and seeks no damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Palace of Juste
Supreme Court
Dreyfus
Wolfien
Artillery
Maitre Mornard
Rennes
Chef
Germany
Lst
Maltre Monard
Jews Unite for Action in London and America
London leaders discuss Bialystok situation and pressure on the Russian government while Lord Rothschild meets the foreign minister. American Jews call a mass protest and seek a plan to urge President Roosevelt to withhold envoy to The Hague conference and to suspend immigration bill provisions for Hebrew refugees fleeing Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bialystok
Lord Rothschild
Foreign Office
Samuel Miner
Samuel
Grey
House of Commons
Roosevelt
Kishiner
Great Britain
New York
Russia
United Hebrew Congregations of America
United States
Hague
Nicholas
Cloudburst in Bohemia Wipes Out Bridges and Homes
A cloudburst over Selean Smichow and Kono-Discht in the Sazava valley caused sixty houses to be demolished and floods swept dams bridges and roads away. Melds were laid waste trees were uprooted and much livestock perished. Seven persons are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Bohemia
Selean
Smichow
Kono- Discht
Sazava River
Natives in Revolt Reported in Kwango District
Dispatches from the Congo Independent State report a general revolt of natives in the Kwango district. Several factories have been pillaged and burned. Re-enforcements have been sent.
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Antwerp
Congo
Republicans Celebrate Golden Jubilee at Music Hall
A June Philadelphia gathering marked the fiftieth anniversary of the Republican party with delegates from across the country. Mayor Weaver opened events, Governor Stokes presided, and Secretary Shaw warned against tariff revision ahead of elections while praising past party unity and government aims.
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Philadelphia
Histore Music Hall
Weaver
Moore
Roosevelt
Naional Republican League
National Republican League
George B. Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Academy of Music
Shaw
Republican Party
Congress
British Fleet Heads to Cronstadt as Grey Refuses to Promise Action
London June 11 Foreign Secretary Grey declined to pledge British representations to Russia over the treatment of British subjects before the fleet sails to Cronstadt or formal steps to align with Russia are taken. He said the admiralty would send ships to Russian, Swedish and German ports during the summer cruise and did not foresee changes before then. Keir Hardie pressed for orders to avoid visiting Russian ports if massacres continued, but Grey would not add to previous replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Grey
House of Commons
Cronstadt
Russia
Fereign
Admiralty
Keir Hardie
Man o War limps into port after collision damages Ramillies
British battleship Ramillies was assisted to Sheerness after a collision with HMS Resolution during naval maneuvers. Resolution remained undamaged. Ramillies requires repairs mainly to her propeller. Several torpedo craft sustained incidents, with few machinery defects compared to past maneuvers.
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Ramilles
London
Sheerness
Resolution
Restored To His Mother After Escape From Police
A man describes hiding with a boy as police pursued them. They fled to a roof and into a neighboring house amid noises downstairs. The man claimed they were helped by polite men who gave pennies to keep quiet before a crowd of men and officers captured him.
Thre ats to Kile Boy
Philadelphia June 19 A kidnapper terrorized Mr Muth with threats to kill the boy if demands were not met He sought ransoms and to mislead police Capt Donaghy guided replies via personal columns The man Kean accepted a 1000 reward and tested demands by sending 200 to a specified address He claimed embezzlement debts and intended no harm to the child saying whisky claims were false He had previously targeted Louis Wi laski and sought wealth for his family
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Philadelphia
Mr. Muth
Nana
Kean
Muth
Freddie
Louis Kwlasky
Kean Implicated in Harlem River Bank Embezzlement Case
Philadelphia detectives report arrest of John Joseph Kean for alleged embezzlement of 20 000 dollars from Harlem River Bank and possible kidnapping of Freddie Muth. Kean, a former bank bookkeeper, disappeared after the thefts and had a Park Avenue address with a wife and children. Family and neighbors describe him as unbalanced yet once well behaved and devout.
Kean Abduction Case Prompted Public Scrutiny and Relief
Philadelphia residents reacted to the Charlie Rosa kidnapping with intense scrutiny of police and press coverage. Mr. Muth expressed gratitude, praising newspapers for cooperation that helped recover his son. he denied knowing Kean and thanked Mayor Weaver and Capt. Donaghy for their roles.
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Philadelphia
Nce
Charlie Rosa
Kean
Donaghy
Mr. Muth
Muth
Weaver
Capt. Donaghy
Taken off by life-savers at Fire Island wreck
The Italian steamer Vincenzo Bonanno ran aground on a sandbar near Fire Island in dense fog. Lifesavers used the breeches buoy to rescue two crew members, with the remainder brought ashore later. operations paused until tomorrow morning for further assessment while wrecking tugs standby offshore.
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New York
Vincenzo Bonanno
Fire Island
W. HE. Chapman
Chapman
Death Discloses Bigamy in Two Wives of Jersey City Man
Special to The Washington Past from Plainfield New Jersey June 18 A well known railroad contractor Michael J Fogarty of Jersey City died at 833 West Sixth street after indigestion and brain congestion The death reveals he had two wives for many years Wife No 1 and Wife No 2 confronted each other in Plainfield and arrangements were made to ship the body to Churchtown Pennsylvania The mother of Fogarty was notified and arrived with Wife No 1 Both wives had lived in Philadelphia and New York City with their husband for years Fogarty married Wife No 1 twenty years ago and Wife No 2 two years later The second wife is nearly prostrated by the disclosure
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Philadelphia
McLaughlin
Kean
Park Avenue
Sergt
Barry
Finn
Sergi, McCafferty
Inspector McLaughlin
John Kean
Isabel Giroux
East 136Th Street
Bronx
Emma
Harlem
New York
Washington
Plainfield
Michael J. Fogarty
Jersey City
West Sixth Street
Mr. Fogarty
Fogarty
Phiadelphia
Churchtown
New York To Wife No
Hved
Death toll climbs in handcar wreck near Hiawassee bridge
Knoxville reports six killed after a handcar crowded with riders was struck by a train on the Louisville and Nashville bridge over the Hiawassee River. Sarah Blankenship and J. H. Brinkley died of injuries after the initial four fatalities. In Kansas City, Agnes Myers faces execution on June 29 for a husband’s murder with Frank Hottman to be hanged the same day, while efforts to halt Hottman’s execution continue. Ocean steamers indicate arrivals and sailings at Cherbourg Bremen and New York ports, with multiple ships listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Louisville and Nashville
Hia- Wassee River
Sarah Blankenship
J. H. Brinkley
Maturuy
Kansas City
Agnes Myers
Haseen
Frank Hottmen
Kansas
Io Peng Sage
Hottman
Bride Jilted Before Wedding After Intruder Claim
Yonkers June 18 The wedding of John Konn and Miss Anna Perrott collapsed when a stranger claiming to be the bride’s step brother arrived and urged her to leave. Konn, a widower reputed wealthy from Pennsylvania mining, hosted guests at 90 Riverside Avenue. The intruder, calling himself Michael Lucas, fled after the bride departed with him.
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Weahington Post
Yonkers
John Konn
Anna Perrott
Holy Trinl
Konn
Miss Perrott
Riverside Avenue
Kenn
Trousseau
Bipeek
Michael Lucas
Zaesta
Luess
Pranktin
de m
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Moratox
NEW York Thes
Poston Slope
Duefalo Courier
Chacago Record-Heraed
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Mochester Herald
ST. Louis
Undertakers
W. B. Speare
F Street
N. W
William Lee
Feneral
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Bourteenth ST
Northweet
Poland
Palace of Justice
Ewango
Lfe
Constadt
14Th Street
Boy
Felice
Harlem River Bank
McEaughlin
Detective Bureau
Freddie Muth
James T. Donaghy
John Joseph Kean
George Titus
Wasen
West Eleventh Street
East Tenth Street
Bank
Hond
van Dyke
John ‘Joseph Kean
Fils
Acteo
Eugene
Fifth Avenue Bank
Parke Avenue
William
William Kean
Frederick, Mo
Slissouri
Kaneag
Indian Territory
Arkansas
Toy
Kanes City
J No. 1
No. 2
Plainfield, M. J
Firmouth
Kaiser Wiel der Grose
New Yo
Cherbourg
Bremen
Greaser Kur
Furst
Plymouth
Hemburg
Amertia
la Gascogna
Friedrich der Grosse
Apollinaris
EPP
OLD Colony CO
H Street
Europe
H St. N-W
Perse Aes Peer Eaa Groan
Israel Zangwick
the Sunday Post
Bride
Stranger
Chester B. Fulmer
Grace M.fuhmer
Brooklyn
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