Warsaw on Verge of Terror Amid Polish Unrest
Multiple Polish towns including Warsaw and Lodz faced deadly clashes as troops fired on demonstrators and workmen. Reports from May Day describe casualties, bomb incidents, and a city locked in fear with patrols, at least four killed at the Zambkowska gate, and uncertainty across districts. In St. Petersburg and other Russian cities, May Day passed without major disturbances.
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Lodz
Russian Empire
St. Petersburg
Warsaw
Zelagna Street
Ffreen
Ofelock
Zlota
Sosnore
Vienna
Zambkowska
Praga
Vistula River
Htevars
Jarosplint Street
Bomb Explodes Prematurely Amid Easter Turmoil
Amid public feasting tension rose as Governor General Trepo ordered troops kept out of sight. A bomb exploded in an apartment, injuring two men. one seriously. Investigations suggest militants still plan vengeance. In St Petersburg a Russian mining student Bonbinen was detained after a visitor spent the night with him. A Lodz telegram reports two deaths from police clashes. At Baku Easter services saw a revolutionary shout and proclamations cause panic, but no injuries.
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Trepo
Donbinen
St Petersburg
Lodz
Baku
British minister backs French Morocco policy in Fez
Paris May 1 British Minister to Morocco Gerard A Lowther tells Temps Tangier correspondent his trip to Fez aims to back French policy in Morocco. He plans to depart for Fez in three weeks, stating the mission will go beyond a protocol to include the Franco British accord cooperation.
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Paris
Morocco
Gerard A. Lowther
Temps
Tangier
Fes
Lowther
Fez
British Sailors Reported to Land at Koweit in Persian Gulf
Special dispatch says British sailors landed at Koweit with guns, raised fortifications, and hoisted the British flag. The Porte protested to the British Ambassador and the foreign office, per Constantinople sources via the Paris desk.
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Koweit
Washington Post
Paris
Constantinople
Patii Journal
Persian Gulf
Porter Accepts Decoration From France Amid Private Citizen Return
Gen Horace Porter informed the foreign office that resuming private citizenship he has accepted the grand cross of the Legion of Honor, previously given to Hay. Delcasse to host a May 12 dinner, with a May 17 reception by the American colony. Porter to tour Switzerland by auto, then return for honors at Amatiia for Paul Jones remains. Talks with King Edward at the Loubet dinner were cordial and prompted compliments on the United States.
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Paris
Horace Porter
Foreign Office
Hay
Delcasse
Porter
Switzerland
Paul Jones
Amatiia
King Edward
United States
Prince of Wales
Canada
McCormick Assumes Duties as U S Ambassador in Paris
Paris May 1 amonezator McCormick succeeded General Porter as the American ambassador and began his duties today. He received callers including Benjamin B Odell Jr former governor of New York who came to offer congratulations. Delcasse informed him that President Loubet would receive him at o clock tomorrow afternoon to present credentials.
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Paris
Amonezator McCormick
Porter
Benjamin B. Odell, Jr
New York
Delcasse
Loubet
German American Treaty Delayed Until Fall
A semi official dispatch from Cologne reports that negotiations on the German American commercial treaty will not be opened until fall. The delay implies the negotiations must conclude before December 1, as the treaty requires three months notice of termination by either side.
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Weebington Post
Cologne
Cologne Gasette
United States
Family of Joseph Jefferson Thanks Friends in Mass
Buzzards Bay Massachusetts May 1. C B Jefferson son of the late Joseph Jefferson issues a general notice of gratitude to friends and message senders. The family expresses deep grief over their loss and profound thanks for telegrams sympathy and tributes received, asking through the press to convey heartfelt appreciation.
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Joseph Jefferson
Buzzards Bay
Mass
C. B. Jefferson
Jeferson
Eymapathy
Manny
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Build New Central Office
The contract was awarded today for erecting a new central office building for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The thirteen story structure will stand on the northwest corner of Baltimore and Charles streets, replacing the one destroyed by fire that year.
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Baltimore, M
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and
Charles Streets
Strikers Turn Violent as Strikebreakers Arrive in Chicago
Chicago May 1 The teamsters strike escalated with 1509 union relief workers brought in to take striker jobs and hundreds more en route. Rifles were openly shown on wagons as tensions rose among strikers and supporters, while Mayor Dunne and Chief of Police O Neill clashed over arming nonunion drivers. Five men were severely injured and a driver died after a bystander incident.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Employers
Employers’ Teaming Association
O'Neileat
O'Neill
Schucttier
Schuettler
Dunne
Gres
Pierce
Rhea
Teamsters’ Union
Charlie Kallett
Nonunion Teamuster
Woh
Noge Droken
Otto Helmer
John Winteam
Nedwoten
Ingalls
Nonunion Teamster
Wiliam Crockett
Nonunion
Richard Cummings
John Ceresa
Carette
Marshall Comtinvad
Fipim Zucz
Roosevelt Hunt Proves Fruitless Near Penny Ranch
President Roosevelt and his hunting party rode daily from early morning until 4 30 p m without sighting game New bear tracks near Penny Ranch on East Divide Creek are reported Secretary Loeb joins the camp at 4 this afternoon and plans to return tomorrow The party will head to Chicago for a Merchants Club luncheon then Hamilton Club reception and Iroquins Club dinner before spending the night on the special train.
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Glenwood Springs
Colc
Roosevelt
Loeb
Heat Divide Creek
Weat Divide Creek
Penny Ranch
Hast Divide Creek
Mr. Roosevelt
Chicago
Onse
Merchants’ Club
Hamilton Club
Spartmenta
Auditorium Annex
Iroquios Club
Morton to Meet President in Chicago Next Week
Secretary of the Navy Paul Morton will travel to Chicago to meet President Roosevelt when he returns from the West. Morton will bring the latest information on the Far East and the Navy Department anticipates a battle this week with Russia or Japan, with peace negotiations possibly following and the United States in an important position.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Paul Morton
Roosevelt
Far West
Colorado
Morton
Far East
United States Navy Department
Russia
Japan
United States
In Search of Ziegler Voyage Begins for Greenland
Dr. Oliver Le Fassig of Johns Hopkins and Baltimore weather observers depart for New York to sail on the Teutonic to Liverpool Then to Shannon Island and Greenland seeking the 1903 Zlag Jer exploration party May 15 expected arrival in Norway to meet the Ngica whaler for further search plans
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Baltimore
Oliver le Fassig
Johns Hopkins University
Weather Bureau
New York
Teutonic
Liverpool
Faasig
Shannon Island
Enst
Greenland
North Pole
London
Norway
Peete
Ngica
Fessenden Quits Race for U S Senate Seat
Stamford May 1 State Senator Samuel Fessenden withdrew as a candidate to succeed the late Senator Orville H Platt. The withdrawal followed a conference, leaving McLean Brandegee Hill and Walker as listed contenders. Also noted is a discussion of Gov La Follette and a separate Quebec appeals court ruling in a different matter.
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Stamford
Conn
Samuel Fessendent
United States
Orville H. Platt
George P. McLean
Simsbury
Frank D. Brandegee
New London
J. Hill
Nor- Boeral
Ates Ba Ort
Walker
Unanimous Vote to Remove Justice Hooker Urges Albany Proceedings
Legislative panel calls for Warren B. Hooker’s removal from the New York Supreme Court citing acts not in the line of official duty yet others show corrupt influence in post office appointments in Dunkirk and public works. Beavers and Ball linked to fraud against the United States. The report, signed by most judiciary members, will be considered by the New York Assembly Thursday. An elderly man collapsed on a street near Seventh Street NW, rushed to hospital.
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Hooker and
Beavers
Fredonia
Dunkirk
Albany
N. J
Warren B. Hooker
Eighth Judicial District
Supreme Court
Assembly Judiciary Committee
House
Perham
New York
Everett
Sant Warren B. Hocker
Acta
Pannemmanay
Hooker
George W. Beavers
Frank P. Ball
Fredona
United States
Ball
Reward for Goll Arrest在 Milwaukee Bank Heist Case
A four thousand dollar reward is offered for Henry G Goll former assistant cashier at the First National Bank of Milwaukee Goll vanished on the day the Frank G Bigelow defalcation became public and has eluded arrest. Detective surveillance follows Bigelow and his son Gordon at their home with a banker friend denying aiding the elder Bigelow. Some say Gordon helped with wheat speculation funds others doubt it. The total alleged aid may reach four hundred thousand and fifty dollars.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Henry G. Goll
First National Bank of Milwaukee
Goll
Frank G. Bigelow
Mr. Bigelow
Survei Wisnea
Hipsiow
Gordon
Easpona
Ole Tor
Railroads Win Suit Against Pennsylvania Refining Company
Judge Bradford in Wilmington reverses a lower court ruling, overturning the Interstate Commerce Commission’s $18,000 damages award against Western New York and Pennsylvania Rail Road Company and related lines in a suit brought by Pennsylvania Refining Company of Oil City. The opinion finds errors in evidence and an unlawful basis of reputational damage claims, ordering costs against the claimant.
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Commerce Commission
Wilmington
Del
Bradford
Circuit Court of Appeals
Western New York and Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Samuel G de Coursey
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company
The
Erie Company
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Pennsylvania Refining Company, Limited
ON City
Pennsylvania Refining Company
Independent Refining Company
Oil City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
Perth Amboy
N. J
New York Harbor
SLAIN BY HIS STENOGRAPHER IN ALBANY OFFICE
Franklin Havens, 38, secretary of the local board of underwriters, was shot in his Albany office by his clerk Julia Craver, 23. The pistol, fired at close range, caused Havens to die soon after. Craver is under arrest on a charge of murder in the first degree.
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Byecia
Washington Post
Albany
N. Y
Frankln Havens
Board of Underwriters
Julia Craver
Havens
Miss Craver
Argaust
Drowning Fatality Near San Pedro and Wage Boost Report
A boat capsized near San Pedro resulting in the drowning of Joseph Zimmerman a noted Ocean Park florist from Pittsburg Pa. Five companions including Mrs. Anns Lowe and daughter Milas Irene Lowe of Los Angeles Miss Edith Baxter from Denver Ernest Conrey end James P. Pennie of Washington DC were rescued by a steamer. Separately in Sharon Pa workers at blast furnaces including Sharonville and West Idleses received a voluntary wage increase restoring a January cut with raises of 30 cents for some and 1) seats for others.
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San Pedro
Cal
Los Angeles
May L
Joseph Zimmerman
Ocean Park
Pittsburg
Zimmerman
Anns Lowe
Denver
Milas Irene Lowe
Edith Baxter
Ernest Conrey
James P. Pennie
Washington, D. C
Sharon
Sharonville
West
Bloodshed In Warsaw And Riots In Chicago Headlines
This issue highlights bloodshed in Warsaw and serious riots in Chicago with reports on Judge Hooker, Nan Patterson funeral, and Gen. Fitzlough Lee memorials. It notes M. G. A. fundraising, Manila Bay anniversary, Justice Harlan cathedral project, and Eastern war situation. Also covers Goff not Senate candidate, nearby states news, trained nurses convention, social gossip, European capitals, hotel talks, Phillies game, Turf, amateur baseball, insurance dispute resolution, theatre attractions, Santo Domingo customs, senate rate inquiry, April deficit ten million, and financial notes.
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Warsaw
Chicago
Hooker
Nan Patterson
Fitzlough Lee
Manila Bay
Justice ‘Harlan
Goff
Senate
Nationale Win
Philadelphia
Santo Domingo
Hyde Stock Transfer Proposal Aims At Trust Arrangement
James H Hyde unveils a new offer linked to the Equitable Site and amended charter. He proposes transferring a majority stock to trustees for a term, with directors chosen by policyholders, while contending the court may allow this despite minority objections. The move follows disputes over insurancelaw power and leadership rumors regarding Cortelyou and Alexander.
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Washington Post
New York
James H Hyde
Franklin B Lord
Justice Maddox
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Hyde
Lord Sull
Mr. Hyde
W. H McIntyre
Henry B Hyde
James W Alexander
Mr. McIntyre
Decatur Mob Tense Trial as Soldier Guard Court House
In Decatur Alabama on May 1 a Negro, Harvey Smith, was placed on trial for the murder of Mise Belle Bloodworth whose body was found near her home last January. The courthouse was ringed by troops as a mob of white men pressed by nightfall, with three captured and jailed while the rest dispersed. The crowd's anger ran high over the soldiers presence amid intense community tension.
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Decatur
Ala
Harvey Smith
Mise Belle Bloodworth
New Decatur
Levy's Final Plea in Patterson Murder Trial
Nan Patterson's attorney Abraham Levy delivers a final no compromises plea urging the jury to find either premeditated murder in the first degree or acquittal. He argues no motive and contends the case hinges on whether Young killed himself or was killed accidentally, while spectators react emotionally and courtroom tensions rise as witnesses and observers testify.
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Washington Post
New York
Nan Patterson
Cesar Young
Rand
Goff
Abraham Levy
Young
Levy
Caesar Young
Sho
Gof
Mr Rand
Gok
David Belasco
Marie Dresster
Belasco
Mr. Levy
Mr. Rand
Br. Levy
Union Trst Co
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Ttwaa
Balueki
Wola
Nawrat Street
Cnmins
Poland
Aiga
Adc
Associated Press
Moscow
Odensa
Kieff
Minsk
Kishinoff
Grand Cross of Legion of Honor
McCormick
Gov. Odell
Ziegler
C. L. Fassig
Fessenden
O. H. Platt
Follett
Albert EK. Werner
Gov. la Follette
Werner
Gaynor-Greens
Quebec
Court of Appeals
Mezars, Gaynor and Greene
Davidson
Yor No
New York Assembly
William Houston
Seventh Street
Tenth
F Streets
Bigelow
Girt
Franklin Havens
Onz
Alexander
Castelyou
Cortatyou
Equitable Assurance Society
Society
Hyde Ax
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Washington
Cortelyouad
Dar Hyde
Cortelyou
Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York
Knox
Henry C Frick
Alabama
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Newport
Newa
Norfolk & Washington
7Th St
Boston
Cumberland
Betara
Harpers Ferry
Martinsburr
Ohio
BR. R
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