Polish People Bitter Troops Guard Warsaw Riot Toll
In Warsaw on May Day 62 were killed and about 200 wounded as crowds clashed with troops. Police stations, cossack patrols, and church attacks marked the unrest, with demonstrations planned for today to honor Poland’s constitution anniversary. Lodz and Kalag saw strikes and violent confrontations as authorities tried to avert further bloodshed.
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Poland
Warsaw
Lodz
Boda
Demorradie Party of Foland Anda Lithu- Anla
Kalag
St Petersburg
Licensed to Marry and Obituary Snippet Name Mixup
A jumble of names appears with marriages listed in various couples from Baltimore and Prince Georges County. An obituary note mentions Nicholson born 1905 in Somerville Indore United States Navy and a Clinton M Atlant area death on April 30 1965 with private interment.
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Nicholson
Indore
United States Navy
Corenthatpeet
Stali
Siddenly
Clinton M
Health Office Record of Patient Ages and Facilities
Health office record listing multiple patients with ages and locations, including Garfield Hospital and Cosmopolitan Hotel. Entries mention Mary K Groven, Stephen Mo iake Gurt How Insane, Sandy Henderson, John Rohissum, Frederck Latthmoe, Jain Ho Magee, Venny Morris, Johane B Ryall, Frank Silvier Knocwenry Hospital, and others with ages from 2 to 88. Contains garbled OCR details and addresses, hospital names, and dates up to May 2.
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Lmn
Te Finks
Garfield Hospital
Aim
Mary K Groven
Stephen Mo
Sandy Henderson
Lie Howard
Nat Ne
John Rohissum
Frederck Latthmoe
Mary Lee
Pierce
Jain
Death notices listed by Morrines in major papers
Notice states that death notices inserted in The Washington Post will be sent to four selected newspapers at no extra charge. The list includes The New York Times, Boston Globe, Buffalo Courier, Cincinnati Enquirer, Chicago Record Herald, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Pittsburgh Dispatch, Providence Journal, Rochester Herald, St Louis Republic, St Louis Post Dispatch, Minneapolis Tribune, Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Washington Post
NEW York Times
Boitoy Globe
Bupyalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Revolting cruelty by Cosack troops across Polish border cities
Dispatches describe brutal suppression as Cosack forces beat crowds in courtyards with rifle butts, break victims bones, and unleash gunfire near Vienna station Warsaw. A bomb disabled a Cossack patrol, killing two Cossacks and two women. Hussars fired into crowds at Zombkoff street and a woman was shot at Lods. Panic grips Southwestern Russia border cities as mill owners flee Dorigoft and Gomel amid arrests and patrols.
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Vienna
Warsaw
Zombkoff Street
Hussars
Lods
Russia
Byelostok
Dorigoft
Gomel
Rusela
Aliens Bill Advanced in House of Commons
London May 2 The House of Commons passed the aliens bill on its second reading by 71 to none with no division. Critics argued it would hamper persecuted Russians fleeing conscription while supporters said it safeguards asylum for the worthy and excludes poverty as a sole criterion. Prime Minister Balfour defended the measure as moderate and not a Jewish question.
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Washington Post
London
House of Com- Mons
Charles P. Trevelyan
Charles Dilke
Manchuria
America
Balfour
United States
Great Britain
Charles Dikets
Not Aimed at France A Gauldla Dispatch From Paris May 2
A cable dispatch from Paris reports Chancellor von Buelow saying the Emperor's Tangier visit is not hostile to France, emphasizing German trade with Morocco and a focus on peaceful economic expansion. He argues Germany seeks no unfair advantage and desires global peace through commerce, envisioning a twentieth century of universal civilization.
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Washington
Paris
Gauldla
von Buelow
Tangier
France
Morocco
Mediterranean
Germany
Europe
America
Asia
Africa
St Petersburg YMCA to Buy and Equip City Building
James Stokes of New York informed the St Petersburg delegation to the World Conference of the YMCA that he would purchase and equip a large YMCA building in a principal street of St Petersburg. The investment will cost about 75000 dollars. Stokes organized the St Petersburg branch, now with over a thousand members, including Prince Oldenburg, Prince Hilkoff, the minister of railways, Senator Tagantoxoff, and other prominent Russians.
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James Stokes
Paris
New York
St. Petersburg
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Men’s Christian Association
Stokes
Prince Oldenburg
Prince Hilkoff
Raiironda
Tagantoxoff
Torpedo boat wrecked off Cork during torpedo attack
The British Navy torpedo boat destroyer Gyren ran on a reef at Berehaven's eastern harbor entrance last night. She was steaming at twenty six knots when wrecked and declared a total loss. Crew were rescued by other vessels. guns and stores are being salvaged. No hope of saving the boat.
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Syren
Cork
Berehaven
Gyren
Embezzler John Conroy Extradition Hearing in London
Washington reports John Conroy wanted for embezzlement in D C was ordered for extradition at Bow Street Police Court. Also Norfolk judge approves damages in Fall River Eagle Wing case. Hargraves owners awarded 2500 dollars after sinking earlier in 1903. Park McBee, fireman on B and O Shenandoah Division, killed by falling stone crusher chute near Millville Avi Va. home Brunswick, Md.
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John Conroy
London
Washington, D. C
Bow Streat Pollee Court
Coury
Ireland
Norfolk, Va
Waddilll
Special Come
Missioner Jenkins
Chatfeild
Fall River
Eagle Wing
Growinge
New Haven
T. Hargraves
Hargraves
Washington
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Park McBee
Shenandoah Division
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Millville
Avi Va
Brunawick
Major Okoshi Dies After Courageous Ride at Likwanpau
London reports Tokyo Times detail of the Mukden battle where Nagoya division under Gen. Nambu pressed a much larger Russian force at Likwanpau. Maj. Okoshi died after galloping through heavy fire to summon aid, writing his testament to Gen. Nambu before his final wound. The two regiments suffered 8000 enemy casualties and 4000 own, while ammunition ran short and comms broke. Field Marshal Oyama later awarded a kanjo to the Nagoya division.
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Specifi
Washington Post
London
Tokyo
The
Times
Mukden
Likwanpau
Oku
Nogi
Nagoya
Nambu
Col
Takenouchi
Maj
Okoshi
Goa
Okombi
Murcor
Voldlera
Oloshi
Nagi
Oyama
Likwanpeu
Hinchau Isthmus
McComas Campaign For Court Of Appeals Seat
Campaign for ex senator McComas to be appointed to the District Court of Appeals bench gains momentum as supporters rally. He faces Democrat J J Darlington, while Republican Judge Duell remains on the bench. McComas receives letters and endorsements from District attorneys bar members and Senators, with notable advocacy from prominent local lawyers.
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Court of Appeals
Hoosevelt
West
McComas
Maryland
Martin F. Morris
Alvey
Patents
Cornelius N. Bliss
Bisa
Roosevelt
Meldon
Court of Claims
Atkinson
West Virginia
District Court of Appeals
McComes
Baltic Fleet Reported Amid Pacific Maneuvers
Special dispatches from London Tokyo and Saigon detail Baltic fleet activity near Cape Varela Kamranh Bay Nhatrang Bay and Three Kings Islands. Devanongze sighted 28 ships with scouts signaling. Keiser Friedrich saluted. several coal-less colliers observed. French Admiral Jongvieren departed Cochin China aboard Guichen. Tokyo notes a Japanese loan at premium with $60 million expected. Winnipeg reports deadly collision destroying two trains and injuring passengers west of Revalatoke.
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Wannington Post
London
Adiepatch
Tokyo
Cape Varela
Kamranh Bay
Hongkong
Devawongse
Bankok
Ép. m
Nhatrang Bay
Three Kings Islands
Keiser Friedrich
Guirckein
Rofestvensky
Saigon
Jongvieren
Cochin- China
Cruiter Guichen
Inconnecton
Opium Growth Planned by U S Agricultural Dept
The Agricultural Department faces protests from the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and other groups over plans to grow opium in the United States. Officials claim a new distillation process can harvest opium with less labor, potentially enabling American farms to supply all national demand within years.
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Agricultural Department
Wilson
Woman‘a Christian Temperance Union
Department
United States
Prof
Calloway
Bureau of Plant Industry
American Farma
Roosevelt Seeks Peace Amid World War I Tensions
Tokyo reports a high level envoy says President Roosevelt actively pursues ending hostilities. China informs the United States of efforts to keep neutrality, while Paris denies a diplomatic request about France in Far Eastern waters. China warns against ships leaving Shanghai and cites a Chinese minister’s note to Washington.
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Topatch
Washington Post
London
Telegraph
Tokyo
BA Te
Roosevelt
Japan
Russia
Associated Press
Paris
Otchial Kentaro
Legation
China
United States
Askold
Shanghai
Peking
State Department
Cheatung Liang Cheng
Loomis
Lawson Alleges Deceit in Stock Suit Against Lawson
Coudert Brothers of New York sue Thomas W. Lawson in Massachusetts Supreme Court to recover 225000 for stock subscribed. Plaintiffs allege Lawson originally subscribed 255000 but paid only 25000 and refused a second call of 25 percent. Lawson contends deceit in the transaction.
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Coudert Bros
Boston
Mass
Coudert Brothers
New York
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Mater
Henry Guy Carleton Stricken by Stroke in Jacksonville
Henry Guy Carleton noted playwright suffered paralysis at a friend's home in Jacksonville on May 2. Though the attack is serious, his physician says there are strong hopes for recovery as efforts continue. The illness follows heavy work on the play Brighe.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Henry Guy Carleton
Aristocrat gored at Seville charity bull fight
Special Cable Dispatch reports in Seville a young aristocrat named Mavarre was gored during a charity bullfight and died despite doctors efforts. In Saragossa, famed performer Campitas was gored in the throat by a bull today. Johnson City burning report from Bristol notes a tent fire with unclear details.
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Washington Post
Baville
Seville
Mavarre
Campitas
Saragossa
Frick committee orders resignation talk at Equitable
New York May 3 Frick investigating committee summoned James W Alexander president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society and pressed him to resign His period of usefulness is over and if he steps down efforts may be made to persuade Hyde to retire Alexander declined to resign then. Tarbell also urged to resign and Hyde plans to move against Alexander as trustee of Hyde holdings.
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Equitable
Hyde
Tarbell
Wisconsin
New York
Frick
James W. Alexander
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Mr. Hyde
Alexander
Gage E. Tarbell
Mr. Alexander
Justice Bischoff
Supreme Court
Herbert @. Tull
Philadelphia
J. Wilcox Brown
Equitable Society
Dr. Eoward ©. Montgomery
T. Ashby Blythe
Howard B. Arrison
Battle
Marshall
Interevene
Henry C. Frick
Gulf
J. Willcox Brown
Thia Sult
President Alexander
Justice Maddox
Brooklyn
Lord
Society
Board of Directors
James Hazen
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Cortelyou
Alexsander
New York Dispatches
Atepa
Nazareth
Washington
The
Elihu Root
Root
H. C. Frick
Pittsburg
Cortelycus
Republican National Committee
Mr. Cortelyou
Enquitable
York
Insurance probes advance with state group meeting at Hoffman House
Insurance officials in several states join Thursday discussions at the Hoffman House to review the Equitable situation. The gathering signals a broader push to scrutinize Equitable’s affairs and determine potential state intervention based on executive committee conclusions. In Wisconsin the State Supreme Court denied a rehearing in Host v. Equitable Life, ending the case over surplus distribution to policyholders.
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Hoffman House
Equitable
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
State Supreme Court
Zeng M. Host
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
Host
Wisaconsin
Offer Made to Cortelyou for Equitable Presidency
Circulation suggests Cortelyou may have tentatively accepted the Equitable Life presidency offering a salary well above cabinet levels. With Alexander’s possible resignation looming, factions regard Cortelyou as a unifying figure, aided by allies like Root Frick Bliss and Roosevelt’s own push for national chairman.
League of Pen Women Names Officers and Delegates
At the annual meeting of the League of American Pen Women held at headquarters on Monday evening, officers were elected led by President Susie Root Rhodes and Vice Presidents Virginia King Frye and Misa Mabel L. Witte. Delegates-at-large include Mrs. Rachel Tougats Beck and Helen Hust Gerdener. new members Harriet Hayden Finch and Sarah Evans are admitted.
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League of American Pen Women
Susie Root Rhodes
Mra
Virginia King Frye
Misa Mabel L. Witte
Juliette M. Bebbitt
Annie E. Hale
Elizabeth Hyde
Abramen
Cheteting W. Dunlap
Assistact
Vinnie Ream Hosle
la Salle Corbell Plekatt
Grace Thompson Hetog
New York
Harriet B. Swineford
Pennsylvania
Ming Maron H. Brazier
Massachusetts
Ida Lois Easton
Flor Ims
Theodore Canningham
Merriand
Zylia Moore Cardlu
Kentucky
St-Targe
Rachel Tougats Beck
Helen Hust Gerdener
Bra
Aline Shane Devin
Mia
Harriet Hayden Finch
Philadelphia
Sarah A Evans
Portland
Dreg
Oline Lucy Clair Atkinson
Hichmond
Movements of Ocean Steamers May 3 Arrivals and Voyages
Shipping notices list arrivals and sailings in New York. May 3 shows Zeland from Antwerp to New York and Kronprins Wilhelm via Plymouth and Cherbourg to New York. May 1 arrival of Minadisha Antwerp and Waterland. Dover route. Caronia sailed from Liverpool to New York.
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Artived
Zeland
Antwerp
Safled
Kronprins Wilhelm
Braman
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Georgia
Liverpool
Minadisha
Waterland
Dover
Galled
Caronia
Ousantown
Growth of Bell System Subscribers and Expansion 1902 1904
The Bell system reports a 100 percent growth over three years with about 10 per cent more subscribers than in 1901. It notes higher rates in dense cities due to costs, increasing independent exchanges joining Bell, total Bell telephones reaching 2 008 013 by the end of 1904, 4 611 038 miles of wire, and yearly construction expenditure of 33 436 700.
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F. P. Fish
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell System
Bell Companies
Bell Service
Census Bureau
Bell Telephone
Maryland Alumni Banquet Elects Officers at University Club
About twenty University of Maryland alumni attended the eleventh annual Conquent of the District association at the University Club. Officers were elected including President Dr Thomas A R Keech and secretary treasurer Dr W B Malone, with a biography of Prof George W Miltenberger read. Resolutions lamenting Dr B Ashburne Capehart’s death were adopted.
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University of Maryland
University Club
George W. Miltenberger
University
T. 9. S Tone
Thomas A. R. Keech
C. H. Howland
Francis B. Bishop
W. BP. Malone
W. M Simking
S. Stone
J. Ford ‘Thompson
RA Bates
W. N. Souter
E Oliver Belt
Dre
J. W. Baym
A. Hates
E. Oliver Belt
F. B. Bayne
Wythe Cook
D0. Howland
Thomas A
Speer, Pittsburg Bank President, Dies at 68
Charles Edward Speer, president of the First National Bank of Pittsburg, Pa, died at his home of acute indigestion. He was a leading Western Pennsylvania banker and prominent in the financial world, aged sixty eight. Philadelphia, May 2 Mrs Clement B. Newbold dies in Jenkintown from appendicitis. Formerly Miss Mary Scott, daughter of Thomas Scott, late president of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Her husband belongs to W H Newbolds Son & 4 banking firm.
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First National Bank of
Pittsburg
Charles Edward Speer
Speer
Western Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Clement B. Newbold
Jenkintown
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