Mutiny in Baltic Fleet Sparks Crisis at Sveaborg
Great excitement follows reports that entire crews of four warships mutinied at Sveaborg, with Cronstadt communications severed and a looming risk of broader revolt in the Baltic fleets. A later AP note says calm returned in Cronstadt, while Father Herzenstein is assassinated near Yeriovi by Black Hundred agents.
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Sveaborg
Cron~stadt
Baltic
Cronstadt
Sebastopol
Black Sea
Sveinborg
Associated Press
M. Herzenstein
Constitutional Democrats
Yeriovi
Finland
Black Hundred
Herzenstein
Nicholas Island
Sandiam
Skatudien Island
Slava
Reval
Sveakor
Sundy
de Nenis
Traops Wet
Eavy
Baltic Rebellion Leader Foreshadows Russia Civil War
Gregory Maxim, claimed head of the Baltic rebellion, warns the czarist regime faces an inevitable armed upheaval in Russia. He says peasants are arming, army disaffection grows, and a great blow against oppressors will trigger bloodshed as reform comes through sacrifice.
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Russia
Gregory Maxim
Federation Committee
Rija
America
New York
Maxim
Evening Citizen
Voronezh
Douma
Ceat
Pap
St. Petersburg
Joint statehood debate lights Arizona press
Special to The Evening Citizen from Nogales reports Tucson and Arizona papers are criticized as corporate owned while arguing joint statehood with New Mexico. The letter-writer touts joint statehood as superior to single statehood, noting public opinion shifting toward cooperation and shared gains across the region.
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Evening Citizen
Tucson
Arizona
Ctaly
Fey
Tucson Star
Jointure
Territory
New Mexico
Nogales
Ariz
Oasis
Colonel Bird
Corporation Feet
New Mexco
Congress
Missouri
Mississippi
Puzzling Paris Convict Prefers Guillotine To Mercy
Paris August 1 The condemned man Adam refuses to sign a request for mercy for a death sentence preferring to be guillotined He jokes about the widow and public executioner Diebler and hints at Paris authorities delaying the guillotine placement His stance may force a reprieve or a new decision. Leading to tense debates over execution logistics in Paris.
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Paris
Republic
Adam
Cha Ely
Diebler
New York's Humane Movement Opens The New Throwmart Inn
The New Throwmart Inn, a hotel for young women under thirty five earning at least $12 a week, opens at Abingdon Square New York. Rooms with meals cost $5 weekly single or $4.50 each if shared. Builder W. 4. H. Caartio aims to offer cheap, comfortable housing with libraries gymnasium and sewing rooms for self improving guests.
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New York
Abingdon Square
H. Caartio
Idaho GOP Convention Opens as Nomination Fight Brews
Joding of Idaho May Lose Nomination. Pocatello August 1 The Republican state central committee met at 10 am and the state convention resumed after roll call with 299 delegates. Morning was preliminaries and committee appointments. The afternoon session signaled possible compromise and bids to back W Borah for U S senator and Gooding for governor, with Hugh France drawing support from eastern Idaho.
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Pocatello
Mano
Republican State Central Committee
Republican State Convention of
Idaho
Pocatelo
Waho
Aug
Cummins of Owa Has the Winning Card in His State
Des Moines Iowa August 1 The Republican state convention opened amid a bitter factional fight between the stand-patters and progressives over nominating officials led by governor candidates Cummins and George Perkins. About 1640 delegates attended with Cummins allies naming key committees while forecasts suggested Cummins renomination though contests and strong oratory were expected throughout the day.
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Owa
Des Moines
Iowa
Spence
State Central Committee
Supreme Court
George D. Perkins
HH. M. Towner
A. B. Cummins
George B. Perkins
More Testimony on the Florida Camps
New York reports another beaten man returning from Florida with a peonage tale and a letter seeking aid. About fifty emigrants have left for Florida in recent months and are unaccounted for. Open day at the Ohio Prohibition Convention in Columbus features over five hundred delegates and speakers from other states.
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New York
Florida
Altice
Columbus
O. August
T le Obio Star
Heard of Trade
Eleven thousand seek Shoshone lands in Wyoming draw
The final count for Shoshone reservation lands closed at 19 083 registrants. Most are bona fide homeseekers, with few speculators taking part. Commissioner Richards will in Wyoming Thursday to supervise the draw at Lander. International Apple Shippers Association meets. officials discuss shipments and market matters at the convention. Attendance is notably large.
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Bane Fide
Richards
International Apple Shippers’ Association
Oligecd Pat
International
Apply Shippers’ Association
Kills Assailant of Ni Mexican Sheep Owner in Arizona
At Silver Creek near Holbrook on July 26 Yanacio Lavan shot and killed Rafael Montano, a Mexican worker. Bazan surrendered next morning and a coroner's jury ruled justifiable homicide after Montano allegedly tried to assault Bazan's wife. Bazan was freed to go at will. Also notes a Reformed Church Assembly meeting near Ravenna with 25,000 members and an active program.
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Holbrook
Ariz
Silver Creek
Yanacio Lavan
Rafael Montano
Basat
Bazan
Taylor
Montano
Bagan
Baran
Montane
Mra. Bazan
Hazan
Ravenna
The
Reformed Church Assembly
Brady's Lake
Reformed Church
Hearst’s nomination for governor edges toward fate
New York Aug 1 Congressman Sherman says small donor appeal to Republican voters yields likely funds for campaign. He cites Prosperity and Roosevelt as rallying cry and notes last Congress record as part of argument to voters. Democratic committee picks Buffalo for state convention September 25 with Hearst favored for governor. Railways fund efforts push to elect pro rail Senate candidates to block rate legislation and safeguard protection, targeting Townsend in Michigan and other lawmakers.
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New Yark
Sherman
Republican Congressional Committee
Prosperity
Roosevelt
Democratic Committee
Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Democratic State Committee
W. J. Conners
Hearst
Washington, D. C
Michigan
Charles E. Townsend
R. A. Alger
Railway Trust
Townsend
Tth
House of Representatives
Senate
Ude
Rural route patrons make their own boxes
Washington August 1. Postmaster General Cortelyou’s order takes effect rescinding the rule that rural mail patrons must buy boxes from one of 200 approved manufacturers offering 300 styles. Patrons may now make their own boxes but must have district postmaster approval and proper marking.
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Washington, D. C
Cortelyou
Civil Service Exam in Progress in Columbus
A civil service examination is held in Columbus for interpreter positions in the immigration service at Boston. Applicants must read write and speak English Syrian Greek and Bulgarian and know Roumanian Yiddish and Portuguese. Preference given to multilingual candidates. Salary offered is 1000 a year.
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Immigration Service
Boston
Mass
United States
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