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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1907

Page

11

Rioters Attack in Odessa. Infernal Machine Kills Police

Rioting in Odessa leaves police chief and two detectives dead after an infernal machine exploded in the central police bureau. A girl and two men are said to have planted the device. three attackers fled, two captured. Police pursue suspects as mobs threaten Jews. violence erupts amid broader political upheaval in St. Petersburg with unrest tied to radical groups and anti Empire plots.

Odessa Central Police Bureau Gurl Peher Shben Hargman Czar St Petersburg Beon Stolspin Nicholas Lis Meljesty Tol Count Bobrinsky Constitutional-Conservative Premer M. Stolypin Department of Public Actor and Security St. Petersburg

Wreck injures thirty on Central of Georgia train

Birmingham May 20 Passenger train No 3 of the Central of Georgia Railroad wrecked at Waverly near Opelika about noon. Thirty injured none fatally. Names include Adelaide D York of Cleveland Ohio with a dislocated hip R K Waters Morley Michigan arm cut and bruised Mrs G B Adams Alexander City W E McIntosh Opelika right ear cut off Rev A Holmes Bessemer and several black passengers among the injured.

Birmingham Ala Central of Georgia Railroad Waverly Opehka Adelaide D York Cleveland Ohio R. K. Waters Morley Mich

Babcock Honored by Local Admirers at Home

Washington friends and admirers of Joseph W. Babcock former Wisconsin congressman and twelve year District Committee chairman last night presented him with a massive silver loving cup at his B Street residence The cup bears an inscription thanking him for twelve years of service and fifty seven American Beauty roses symbolizing years served The gift was bought by subscriptions led by B H Warner Commissioner Macfarland delivered the remarks and Washington officials attended Mrs Babcock received a silver card case and pocketbook as a token from city friends

Washington Joseph W. Babcock Congress Wisconsin House Babcock B Street Joseph Weeks Babcock National Capital District of Columbia House of Representatives B. H. Warner Muacfarland Board of Commissioners Macfarland West W. Woodward Charles Bundy William H. Sanders Richard Kingeman John McHirey BE. Southard Parker Commissioner West

Green bug invades Illinois threatening oats yield

Special to The Washington Post reports that the so called green bug has spread into Illinois from the southwest. In Champaign County and other southeastern counties the pest is widespread with yellowing patches in fields. Chicago grain traders confirm its presence and farmers fear crop failure for oats.

Washington Post Chicago Illinois Champaign County

Charge Two Slain Soon Married the Widow

Dr D S Rowland formerly of Henderson and active in Raleigh faces murder charges in Henderson for killing his eleven year old son David with suspected strychnine after a roadside orange feeding. His wife Mrs Strange arrested as accessory before the fact in the elder Strange death. Police seek exhumation findings and insurance connections loom large.

D. S. Rowland Washington Raliegh N. C D. S. Rowfiand Henderson David Charles R. Strange Rowland Audiden Strange Norfolk Releigh Seaboard Air Line Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Stradge Chicago David Rowland State Agricultural and Mechanical College

Strike by 1000 Italian trackmen on New Haven line

About 1,000 Italian trackmen employed by the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad struck in New Haven Connecticut after the road refused a 1 percent wage increase from the current rate of 1.50 per day. The strike centers in Hartford with affected divisions including New York Hartford and Highland.

New York, New Haven Hartford New Haven Conn

Busse Removes Eight From Chicago School Board

Chicago May 2 Mayor Busse formally ousted eight school board members who refused to resign after a prior request for twelve. Four did resign and the move aims to secure E G Cooley remains as superintendent of schools.

Chicago Busse E. G. Cooley

Students Riot At Circus In Lafayette May Night

About 200 Purdue University students disrupted a circus side show in Lafayette Indiana then moved to threaten the main tent. A brisk clash with circus security followed and several students were beaten but no serious injuries were reported.

Lafayette Ind Purdue University Circus Seiages

Coreys Reach Cherbourg on Kaiser's Arrival

Special cable reports Mr and Mrs William Corey landing at Cherbourg aboard Kaiser Wilhelm II arrival. They hastened to a waiting car and departed in privacy with Corey avoiding contact. Mrs Corey's identity remained veiled as she emerged late from the steamer amid roped off approaches.

Washington Post Paris William Pais Corey Cherbourg Coreys Corey Séchision

Rifled Dr Clark Desk At Brooklyn Church Office

A young man claiming ties to a Pittsburg law firm representing Mrs. Corey rifled Rev J L Clark's desk at Bushwick Avenue Congregational Church in Brooklyn. He sought notes and church records and left an unintelligible note, muttering of possible legal action. Dr Clark faced questions at a Presbyterian Ministers meeting and apologized to his church.

Corey Wellington Post New York Pittsburg J. L. Clark Bushwick Avenue Congregational Church Linden Street Brooklyn Dame Miss Gillman Dr. Clark Presbyterian Ministers Association Clark

Woman Arrests Self Then Hires Man To Wed Her

In Cleveland on May 20 Mrs Alice Leach aged 46 filed her own arrest warrant and turned herself in at police headquarters after declaring her trial marriage with Harry Mantel had failed. She claimed she and Mantel planned lifelong partnership but he sought a new license to wed another. Police learned both faced charges, and Mantel appeared to marry Mrs Leach to settle the matter.

Washington Post Cleveland Ohio Alice Leach Leutenant Harry Mantel Leach

Denounce Speaker Cannon by Trainmen in Atlanta Resolution

The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen adopted a resolution denouncing Speaker Cannon for opposing railroad labor protection and a bid for re election. A second resolution condemns the current indiscriminate wave of immigrants, especially Asians. The grand executive board was elected: J W Rhodes chairman R J Powers Arthur W Evans O C Cash and F C Lockwood.

Atlanta Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Cannon National House of Representatives Asiatica

French Cruiser Chanzy Ashore Near Saddle Islands

The French cruiser Chanzy ran aground on a Saddle Island in the Chusan group. The ship lies in a dangerous position and assistance is being dispatched from Shanghai. The dispatch notes urgency and the peril facing the vessel amid ongoing chestnut storms.

Shanghai Chanzy Saddle Islands Chusan

Seven Die In Engleville Mine Fire Near Trinidad

Seven miners including Superintendent Alexander Jay were burned or suffocated in Engleville mine after a fire that had burned for over a year spread across the incline tunnel three miles from the opening. Bodies recovered. rescue teams built a temporary tunnel to reach them.

Trinidad Col Alexander Jay Cobs Engleville Cote

Train Ditches. Twenty Three Hurt Near Hillsboro

A south bound Central of Georgia passenger train left the track near Hillsboro Georgia today about noon. The wreck injured twenty three people, none seriously. The train carried delegates, mostly from Athens and nearby, to the Odd Fellows convention in Columbus.

Hillsboro Central of Georgia Here Athens Odd Fellows' Convention Columbus

Jury wrangle delays Steunenberg trial in Boise

In Boise on May 20 the Steunenberg murder case faced further delays as only 11 of 20 peremptory challenges were used and 9 of 100 veniremen remained. Judge Wood planned to adjourn for more talesmen while juror Fisher faced scrutiny over alleged remarks about the accused.

Fisher Boise Idaho Steunenberg Wood Hodgin Joseph Chinn Chatr Neu William McGuffin Chatr No. 6 George Powell Lee Scrivener Iaat Scrivener Kansas Wiliam D. Haywood Tounsel Cc. P. Allen Alien Allen Colorado James H. Hawley T. D. Callahan Day

Split in Club Reported by Cleveland Paper

A Cleveland paper claims the Washington Nationals are divided into two factions the Stalwarts of old players and the Invaders loyal to Manager Cantillon. The report says Cantillon favored new players and would relegate some veterans to Des Moines or Minneapolis. Cantillon denies any truth and no confirmation from players.

Cleveland Nationals Washington Post Ohio Washington Stalwarts Invaders Cantillon Des Moines Minneapolis National Commission

Clash Within Sect Hierarchy Plan Charged

In Columbus on May 20 the Presbyterian General Assembly adopted a report urging centralization via an executive committee of fifteen to act between sessions on church matters except judicial. The move sparked opposition as an attempt to create a Catholic hierarchy, while supporters argued it extends church governance and power execution under the moderator.

Columbus Ohio Presbyterian General Assembly Special Committee Presbytery General Assembly Net General Assembly Doremus Michigan Alexandert. Kerr Pennsylvania James D. Moffatt Washington and Jefferson University Henry E. Dosker Church Federation of Temperance Anti- Saloon League Dosker Hendle Lima Portsmouth Steubenville

Lawyer shoots politician in Oklahoma political clash

Haskell B Talley, a lawyer and politician, shot B F Pettus, cousin of Alabama Senator Pettus and Oklahoma Democratic leader. The shooting at a street corner was witnessed by about a dozen people. Talley allegedly acted over Pettus’s rejection of him as a suitor for his daughter. Pettus is expected to recover.

Off Lenin Uhanoff Alexander II Vladimir St Petersburg Siberia Russia Nicholas St. Petersburg Social Democratic Party Finland Pettus Tulsa Ind. T

Stromboli and Etna Again Active in May

In Messina Sicily on May 20 the Stromboli and Mount Etna volcanoes are active, with continual deafening explosions, especially at Stromboli. The island’s population is terrified as Prot. Platania is sent by the government to Stromboli to study the phenomenon, report danger, and advise precautions.

Italy Platania Messina Sicily Stromboli Mount Etna

Arkansas Insurance Firms Pay $600 Each to End Suit

Sun Insurance of New Orleans Hartford Fire Palatine and Commercial Insurance firms agreed to pay $600 apiece to settle amid anti trust claims in Arkansas. The four companies denied all allegations and the settlements bar further prosecutions for acts prior to the agreement.

Arkansas Lite Rock Ark Sun Insurance Company New Orleans Hartford Fire Insurance Company Hartford

Wife of Roosevelt kin entangled in city banking case

Frank Kilemme sues wife Hannah Meta Klemme for alienation of affection from Constant A. Andrews, president of United States Savings Bank. The trial in New York Supreme Court features Mrs. Figge, mother of Klemme, alleging Andrews’s influence over Klemme’s wife, with Roosevelt family ties and a sanitar ium commitment adding to the drama. The case centers on alleged improper relations and the menage at 727 Madison Avenue, as witnesses including John E. Roosevelt are expected.

Washington Post New York Frank K. Kilemme Philadelphia Hannah Meta Klemme Constant A. Andrews United States Savings Bank Roosevelt Andrews Klemme Madison Avenue John &. Roosevelt Figge Jemme Mr. Andrews Mr. Kiemme Mrs. Klemme Mrs. Andrews Bir Andrews

Suit by Mrs Gould charges cruelty and conspiracy

Katarine Clemons Gould files in New York Supreme Court for permanent separation from Howard Gould. She accuses him of cruelty and public humiliation, spying, mail interference, and plans to manufacture evidence with police help to ruin her. The suit seeks alimony and a $20 million estate stake, with possible open-court trial and Jerome to investigate police involvement.

Jerome New York Police Department Jit Ig Gould Hawley Police Department Micell Nicol Goauld Howard Gould

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