Mutiny and Naval Uprising Spread Across Baltic Strongholds
Turbulent dispatches describe mutinies at Sveaborg and Cronstadt, with loyal ships Slava and Beyatyr aiding government forces. Reports detail uprisings near Revel, Riga, Libau, and Libse, as crews clash, casualties rise, and court-martials pending. Amid chaos, government fears civil war as mutinies threaten St Petersburg and Estonia coast.
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Sveaborg
Slava
Beyatyr
Ulling
En- Livy
Eval
Cromstadt
Army Anii
Turbulent decade of Russia sparks revolutionary unrest
Fragmentary OCR reveals names of movements and figures amid a wave of strikes and protests across cities including St Petersburg and Pskov. References to czarist decrees, reforms, and calls for legislative assemblies mark a volatile period around 1905 with naval demonstrations and worker petitions.
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Russia
Ukase
Zemstyros
Signa
Troopa
Sweeping Road Rate Hearing Order Aims Records Review
Minnesota railroad rate hearing orders require every road to present office records used for statistics at the state commission. The ruling targets all railroads doing business in Minnesota, potentially moving offices to the state capitol if enforced. The order followed a shipper study and testimony from Attorney Manchan and the Northern Pacific case.
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Minnesota
Cvilrerl Aid Warehouse Commission
Minnesotte
Great Northern Railroad
Severatce
Staples
Staplea
Manalan
Trustings
Minn
Heariig
Naibler
Northern Pacific Railroad
Towa
Wlingis
Manchan
Women employment critique sparks through Gorky文本
The article quotes Gorky criticizing American gender roles in the railroad industry and business, noting a male bias against women in key positions. It cites his Appleton’s Magazine reflection on money-driven society and the pursuit of growth over real creativity.
Rate Law Becomes Effective On Railroad Appraisal Plan
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders an expert to appraise and value all railroads in the United States to judge rate reasonableness. Prof Henry C Adams of the University of Michigan is invited to join to devise a uniform railroad bookkeeping system and to appraise values. The new system is to operate by July 1, 1907, with roads required to serve no fiscal year matching the government.
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Interstate Commerce Con
Henry C. Adams
University of Michigan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Standard Losen Big Contract For Pennsylvania Lines
The Pennsylvania rolling stock contract west of Pittsburgh held by Standard Oil was canceled after interstate commission disclosures. It is alleged the railroad saved 140000 by secret, more liberal terms, while attorneys say rebates via excessive prices pushed costs 60 percent above independent rates.
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Standard
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Standard Oil Company
Interstate Committee
Pennsylvania In Ten
Commission
Adaed
Iroads
Rey
Short News Notes From The Carne steel works and Newport News
A jumble of early 20th century crime and tragedy items: George Syl ged, a 6 year clerk at the Carne steel works in Midsburg, died by cutting his throat in a seeming self inflicted act. Theary Neate, a Betlaire saloon keeper in Olig, was fatally shot while her porter Michael Maxxon was wounded by two masked robbers who targeted the AalOBU in Newport News. Davenport, a Black man, waited in the Newport News jail yard for the murder of Williaa Chou. Mrs Quege 7. Tuckson faced a domestic dispute linked to a millionaire husband in Fort Worth. Others, Reid, Maurtin Rrafee and many more appear in the mass violence and disorder notes across the week.
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George Syl
Midsburg
Theary Neate
Olig
Michael Maxxon
Bo Davenport
Newport News
Williaa Chou
Davenport
Quege
Tuckson
Esas
Tadtel
Reid
Maurtin
Elverria
Lavutees
Font Saerrig
Saath Ack
Siaiayto Madness
Gena dL Net
Druin Waia Wits
Choi
Keremney
St. Boda Ne
Economic Outlook and Trade Trends in Chicago Markets
Bradstreet's Commercial Report notes continued strength in iron and steel and building sectors, with forward demand and stable supplies. Grain movement at the port shows 4,000,000 bushels, receipts up 41.7 percent from last year, while shipments lag due to lower cotton cargo. Livestock, lumber, and deposits rise. commercial paper discount rates stay around 4 1/2 and 6 percent. Business activity remains favorable with optimistic fall and winter prospects. failures total 171 in the U S and 24 in Canada for the week ending July 26.
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Alreigts
Heligg
Timi da Mogt
Irontal Steel
Hialwate Amt
Olevirien
Torge Wit
Proulwits
Vaytine
Eenk Crop Paspeorts
Cott
Chicago
Dan
Review of Trade
New York
Jerop
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Battered Markets Broadly See Mixed Farm Prices Across Cities
Reading OCR snippets shows cattle hogs and sheep prices fluctuating in Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati and Milwaukee with wheat corn oats and hay values listed. Markets include reference to butter eggs potatoes and buttercreamery goods with varied price ranges and shipping notes.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Camsen Co
Ste
St. Louis
Parks Mess
Wens Aeragacagaray
York
Shven
Evouimersy
Philadelphia doctors perform seven infant operations amid cruelty crusade
Philadelphia physicians in collaboration with the city health bureau report seven children were operated on to prevent crime. The effort, led by Director Copita, examined 1,403 cases in temporary custody with many requiring glasses for refractive issues. Dr Alfred Gordon notes many so called cruelty victims are feeble minded, needing constant care beyond busy guardians.
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Philaadelphie
Bern
Tie Couniry
Copita
Lutea of Health and Charities
Oml Chin
Albett
Bureau of Health
Society
Philadelphia
Tr S. Weir Mitchell
Tr A. (Abbott
George W. Dougherty
Derenn
de W. Wy Hawke
Alfred Goredon
Charles Ke Aes
Tor
Louis Btarr
Fred Mreles
T. C. Wesselts
A. Q. Butcher
Coptin
Arme Ila
Alfred Gordon
Gage's son a death by own action in Seattle hotel
A son of Chicago Treasurer Lyman J. Gage killed himself in a Seattle Tourist Hotel room using a heart wound. He had registered as J W Gorst, was nearly penniless, and had led a nomadic life with heavy drinking. His friends and family had been unable to locate him despite detectives and scattered hotel stays. He previously worked for North American Trading and Transportation and Alaska service ships, with a history of trouble in Circle City. Weary drinking is given as the cause. Also notes the AFL campaign program urging labor support and union-friendly nominations led by Gompers O'Connell and Morrison.
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Sveborg
Reval
Niga
Livan
Paulyat Azoya
Reddstenl
Revel
Cronstadthere
Petrhet
Seattle
Iohn
E. A. Gage
Dormer
the Treasury
Lyman J. Gage
Chicago
Red Light District
J. W. Gorst
Greystone
Weare
Alaska
Circle City
D. B. Weare
J. 3. Healy
Gage
West
Northwestern Steamship Company
Executive Council
The
American Federation of Labor
United States
Congress
Republic
Conunu
Tvo
Samuel Gompers
Tunes O'Conmill
Prank Morrison
Hotel for Working Girls at Abingdon Square
A forthcoming hotel named Trowmartinn will serve self supporting women ages 15 to 35 in New York City. Rates include meals with breakfast and dinner, and guests will have access to sewing, washing, ironing, library and reception rooms. The article notes a mix of social and historical references, with uncertain details about occupancy and connections to broader women’s housing efforts.
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Abingdon Square
New York City
Mills
Sis
Jeas
Mardin
Thorny Phipps revisits Glo Quoich deer forest in Scotland
The article outlines Thorny Phipps plans involving the Gl0 Quoich deer forest and multiple trusts and banks, noting his past in iron and steel with Carnegie, and mentions Edward Rosewater as a Nebraska Senate candidate and business figure. It also references Henry Clay Evans, Dr. W J Patterson, Cape T Bentley Mott, Major Hugh L Scott, Major ScDrT, and Charles M Schwab in various political and business contexts.
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Thorny Phipps
Yorky
Scotland
Lala
Uited Spades Sleep Corporation
Carnegie van
van Nowlon Trust Company
Mellon Nation Bank of
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Heran
Thomas Af
Andrew Carnegie
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Rush Medical College
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