Three Day Massacre Rumor Hits Zhitomir and Russia
Rumors claim twenty killed or wounded in a three day massacre of Jews at Zhitomir in Vale dynasty province, with reports of property fires at Kherson and arrests of editor Moortima Novosti. Officials deny confirmation as agrarian unrest spreads in Bes Sirati region with peasant uprisings and attacks on estates. Bomb findings and mob violence widen the crisis as revolutionary activity grows across southwestern Russia.
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St Petersburg
Zhitomir
Valedynia
Russia
Lazareff
Kherson
Khirsen
Poltava Mo Oortima
Novosti
Mo Netovitch
Maxim Gorkys
Hix
Cdy Dewish
Folice
Vilage
Here
Fir Inoil Russa
Bessirati
Erinvimellk
Pope Misrepresented In Irish Home Rule Discussion
A garbled report claims Pope Bus words to Hedmond at an audience in April influenced Irish politics. It alleges misrepresentation of Home Rule, mentions King Edward’s Italy visit, and notes a harsh reception among Irish leaders.
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Rome
Ty Ales
Edward
Italy
LICENSED TO MARRY 1 Fren and Clara Valentine
A garbled notice records marriages and funeral notices with names and dates from early May 1905. It lists Fren and Clara Valentine of Philadelphia and other individuals tied to West Palm Beach Vienna and Mount Pleasant, with details of weddings, births, and interments. The fragmentary text mentions dates May 7 to May 9 and funeral arrangements at various residences and churches.
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Fren
Clara Valentine
Sophia Barnostrt
Wmart
Weseig Pests
Cu Ky
Philadelphia
Huse Bey
Lips
West Palm Beach
Ang Merl
Montevideo
Pope Backs Irish National Party Says Support Felt
A Rome dispatch dated April 27 reports John Redmond met the Pope in private audience. The Pope allegedly expressed sympathy with the Irish National party, calling it defender of Catholic religion in Ireland and pledged support for their peaceful, lawful efforts toward liberty and full civil and religious rights.
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Rome
John ©. Redmond
Ireland
Irish National Party
National Party
Zemstvo Council Proposed In Imperial Reform Plan
St Petersburg May 9 report outlines a zemstvo sovyet to connect Emperor with people. 60 to 350 members elected by zemstvos across empire, autocratic power intact, ministers to be responsible to the Emperor. May 18 proclaimed. advisory assembly with interpellation rights on budgets. Moscow May 8 report notes semstvo congress shift, Shipoft party in minority, but universal suffrage adopted by late vote.
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St Petersburg
Boultgin Commission
Zemeky Sovyet
Council of Semstvoa
Renyatvos
Nicholas
Zemstvos
Zemstvo
Moscow
Semstvo
M. Shipoft
Kaiser on War in the East as Japanese Scourge of God
Berlin reports Emperor William likens Japan to a scourge of God, Attila and Napoleon. He praises Japanese patriotism and discipline while criticizing Russian Christianity. He warns Germans that in war they may lose the right to pray for victory and cautions against divine chastisement if Germany falters.
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Berlin
Evangelische Kirchen Zeitung
William
Wilhelmshaven
Kirchen Zeiturig
Poa
Buddha
Lord Christ
Jacob
Attila
Napoleon
Oyama presses advance in Manchuria split thrusts east and west
May 8 report from St. Petersburg states Field Marshal Oyama 49 pushes Gen. Linevitch's forces along the railroad with strong numbers as Russians withdraw to their initial line of defense. The Russian post spans about 100 miles from Singtmantsu on the Liao River toward Kirin, Kamal Pass, and the Madarin road, with cavalry guarding the wings. Experts say Oyama aims to push from the east, turn Kirin, and separate Harbin from Vladivostok in preparation for a potential investment of Vladivostok.
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St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Oyama
Linevitch
Singtmantsu
Lino River
Chantu
Madarin
Kirin
Kamal Pass
Tle Pass
Liao River
Harbin
Vladivostok
German Force Attacked in South West Africa Fight
Berlin report says a Herero force attacked a German column led by Capt Winterfeldt on April 27 in the mountains east of Gananis German Southwest Africa. In the ensuing battle, Germans suffered casualties and natives were reportedly eaten. sixteen Germans were killed or wounded.
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Berlin
Winterfeldt
Gananis
Africa
Hi Steer
Lady Curzon Gift Fountain for Calcutta
Lady Curzon wife of the viceroy plans presenting a handsome fountain to the city of Calcutta as gratitude for the welcome on her return to India after illness in England. In London, May a marching group of boot workers strikes aims at the war office. Three professors killed by avalanche in the Styrian Alps near Graz. Conjugal rights restored in London divorce court, Lillian Braithwaite seeks restitution for conjugal rights of Laurence Irving.
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Calcutta
London
Northamptonshire
War Office
Vienna
Profs, von Glanwell and
Petritach
Graz University
Stopper
Foelzstein
Hachschwab
Styrian Alps
Washington Post
Lillian Braithwaite
Laurence Irving
Sir Henry Irving
Not Asked to Resign Depew Gets Notice of Suit
Informal directors meeting of Equitable Life Assurance Society adjourned after 45 minutes with no action on resignations, but a summons was served on Senator Depew for an accounting suit by Mary S Young of Saratoga. The court ordered discontinuance of her suit. insurance superintendent Hendricke stated the society is financially sound and contracts guaranteed.
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Equitable
Mary S. Young
Schiff
Washington
New York
May
Maquitabla Life Assurance Society
Jacob H. Scehier
Bwick
Alexander
Senator Depew
Senator Depaw
Mary S Young
Saratoga
Senator Brackett
Equitatia
Depew
Mimmons
Supreme Court
Frick
H. ©. Erick
Baguir« Shie
Frick Tegar
Bohiff
Cornelius N. Elisa
Brayton Ives
Hi. Harriman
Melville Ingallana
Harriman
Thorogh
BH. 4
Har- George J Gould
Young
Ballston
John M. Kellogg
Equitable Life Assurance Society
James ‘H. Hyde
Genator Hrackett
Mayer
Albany
N. C
Francia Hendricke
Carnegie Addresses Leicester Free Library Opening
Andrew Carnegie attended Leicester May day opening of a free library funded by his gift and praised municipal ownership. He contrasted public franchises with private monopolies and urged cities to guard future franchise grants. He lauded libraries as the true badge of democracy linking workers and taxpayers.
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Leicester
England
Carnegie
America
Tess
Smeailar
New York Hitharto
Rioting and unions surge as Chicago drivers strike
Chicago report on May 4 describes gains claimed by both employers and strikers in the Furniture and Teamsters strike. 250 drivers will strike tomorrow, 160 Heath and Milligan paint workers walked out today. Deputy sheriffs number about 1,180. 15 hundred wagons operated from State Street with nonunion labor. Several violent incidents leave multiple injured and two brothers fatally wounded in a street fight.
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Chicago
Team
Atfk
Heath and Milligan Company
Paint Workers
Heath and
Mortigan
Teamsters
William O'Day
Stewart Avenue
Twenty-third
Twenty-fourth
Albert Enders
O'Day
Enders
Hansell Alcock Company
Bert McKay
State and
van Buren
Wiliam B. van Dyke
Harry Cunningham
Adams Express Company
Cunningham
van Dyke
Cunningam
Robert Mulhall
United States Express Company
Olympic Theater
Wade Crowder
John Pitking
State Street Department
Carson, Pirle, Scott & Coemple
Inn
Rothschild & Co
State Street
Employeras Teaming Company
Civic Commission
Dunne
Health Office Record Deaths From May 18
Maryland deaths list including Bateman of 10th Street aged 2 years Stella Bowling at Foundlings Hospital 1 year Henry Brogden Providence Hospital 8 years Singleton Brows Freedmen's Hospital 50 years Bernb Campbell Sibley Hospital 9 years Barthe Clark Washington Austum Hosp 25 years Mary E Cole 2 years late Douglass 1602 Law 68 years Margaret Euston Home for Aged 83 years Jarsen Garnett Wash Anglum Hosp 2 years Alice M Henderson Twining City DC 1 year Fenrlette Jackson 11 years 1 year Thomas O Donnell 14 G se 10 months Prenste Polierd US Soldier Home 7 years Anna W Stern 4 M se 56 years Meneat Stewart 23 years Nettle Taylor FAT Kesico st 1 year
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Bateman
Stella Bowling
Foundlings Hospital
Henry H. Brogden
Providence Hospital
Singleton Brows
Freedmen‘s Hospital
Bernb Campbell
Sibley Hospital
Barthe Clark
Washington
Mary E. Cole
de Froca
Douglass
Meneat Stewart
Mera. Ave
Nettle Taylor
Fat Kesico St
President Roosevelt Enjoys Banquet and Mountain Run
The Denver banquet scene shows Roosevelt greeting 500 attendees, joining in songs, and departing with cheers. On the Denver and Rio Grande route, he mingles with citizens including an elderly man claiming polygamy in a humorous exchange during a water tank stop.
Journey to Denver President Roosevelt Arrives Amid Cheers
The Presidential party train reached Union Station Denver at 6 30 with Gov. McDonald and others welcoming. Roosevelt greeted Patterson and other leaders, rode in a carriage past cheering crowds, and stayed at the Brown Palace Hotel. He later joined Denver Press Club and chamber of commerce members as honorary member, enjoying a banquet reception. The special had left Glenwood Springs earlier, offering canyon views along the way.
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Europe
Josaph Jemterton
Roosevelt
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Rio Grance
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Hocket
Royel Gorge
Mr. Roosevelt
Hanging Bridge
Colo
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Rio Grande
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Chamber of Commerce
Tem
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Spear
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Temple
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Teller
Senator Patterson
Staton
Seventeenth Street
Second United States Infantry
Fort Logan
Colorado National Guard
Range Court
Brown Palace
Denver Press Club
Colorado
Peatecenery
Grande River
Ham
Tseam
Pueblo
Tennessee Pari
Republic
West
Ike A Rae
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Pikes Peak
President Roosevelt Ministers Colorado Tour Greeting Crowds
President Roosevelt travels via railroad through Glenwood Springs Canon City Buena Vista Salida Pueblo and Colorado Springs. He receives cheering crowds, praises veterans, and lauds Colorado's scenery irrigation and citizen character while Skip the terrier greets him aboard the train.
Rubini dies famed tenor and teacher of singing
Edoardo Rubini, known as a distinguished singer and vocal teacher, died at sixty three in New York. He taught British princesses and counted pupils such as Volaini Campanini Maas Cotogni and Campanini among his notable students. The report also notes Newport police chief Benjamin Richards died in hospital after surgery and Philadelphia merchant Gerardo Lewis, formerly on the Philadelphia Commercial Museum advisory board, passed away.
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New York
Mays
Wacardo Rubini
Swynfen Jervis
Edoardo Rubini
Volaini
Scatiel
Paulini Lucca
Marimicn, Cotogni
Joseph Maas
Campanini
May
Benjamin H. Richards
Newport
William T. Ball
Richards
Panama
Gerardo Lewis
Philadelphia Commercial Museum
Kidney Trouble Ad Aids From Swamp Root Remedy
Thousands suffer kidney trouble unseen yet the cure claim centers on Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root. A reader testimonial from L Richardson credits recovery after short use, noting kidney and bladder issues improved, with endorsement of the product as purely vegetal and harmless.
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Cottage
Melrose
Maza
Iasi
Richardson
Consul General Mason Urges New Amity Trade Treaty
In Berlin Consul General Mason reports to the State Department on the adverse effects of Germanys new tariff law set to take effect in March. He urges a broad treaty of amity and commerce to promote reciprocal trade while protecting both nations interests. He notes duties on dried fruits and shoes, outlines comparative advantages for European exporters, and says German opinion is split over keeping the most favored nation clause after new treaties take effect. The State Department is receiving protests from large American businesses.
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Mason
Berlin
State Department
Germany
Italy
Roumania
Austria-Hungary
Servia
Europe Tn
Tuly
Belgium
Switzerland
Sod Aestrii-Hungary
United States
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