Russian mutinies and agrarian unrest shock Europe
St. Petersburg reports reveal an organized military revolutionary movement with seals found at Vilna. War minister Rudiger orders strict probe. Martial law imposed at Odessa amid troop sermons. Reports clash over casualties and Jewish losses, while agrarian clashes continue in central and southern Russia with confrontations between police, Cossacks, and peasants. The agrarian bill passes parliament with sweeping land reforms and settlement schemes for peasants and immigrants.
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St. Petersburg
Military Revolutionary League
League
Vilna
Rudiger
Odessa
Bialystok
Baron Frisch
Council of the Empire
Stolypin
Shireme Te
Bialypin
Urodne
Hudiger
Ashabad
Merv
Tulsis
Matvieska
Russia
Siberia
Central Asia
Bryan signals no candidacy pledge amid London talks
In London July 3 Wm J Bryan says he will not announce a presidential bid soon and that conventions’ support is not binding. He notes several possible rivals, favors open deliberation, and plans to return to America after European travels with Mrs Bryan.
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London
J. Bryan
Mrs. Bryan
Norway
Newcastle
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Ceell
New York
Commercial Travelers’ League
Hogue
League
Hears
Bailey
Folk
Adevanes
America
George BR McClellan
MrClellan
Balisbury
Ambassador
Mr. Reid
West Park
Italy
Count Boni De Castellane Election Annulled in Paris
The chamber of deputies annulled the Count Boni De Castellane’s election over corruption and bribery charges. Boni denied the accusations and accused his opponent of similar conduct, alleging a press campaign exploiting his family troubles. Separate item notes Ollie Blavin of Texas set a new 50 mile endurance record in Hawthorne auto races.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Count Koni de Castellane
Count Boni
Chicago
Ollie Blavin
Texas
Hawthorne
Roosevelt urges Arizona to accept statehood now
Letter from President Roosevelt urges Arizona Territory to join the Union as a state on favorable terms. He praises self government and warns delaying entry could force admission with New Mexico on limited terms, recounting ties to western territories and his own Cuban War service. The message closes with his signature.
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Morning Journal
Tucson
Ariz
Roosevelt
White House
Washington, D. C
Mark A. Rogers
Arizona Statehood Association
Arizona
Territory of
New Mexico
Great Plains
Rocky Mountains
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Indiana prosecutes hotel gambling cases in Orange County
Indiana Attorney General Charles Miller under Governor Hanly files quo Warranto suits to revoke charters of French Lick Springs Hotel and West Baden Hotel for permitting gambling. Sheriff and officers raid the casinos seizing nineteen slot machines while arresting few. Hearing on injunctions and receivers set for Thursday.
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Paoli
Ind
Indiana
Charles Anuler
Hanly
Orange County
French Lick Springs Hotel Company
West Baden Hotel Company
Maris
Jones
Baggeriey
Sullies
Miller
Wrench Lick
West Baden
Gillum
West Maden
Alea
Idek
Secomt Bor
Morning Journal Matinee Promises City Kids Big Day Out
The Morning Journal announces a Saturday matinee for children under fourteen with trolley car rides to the Casino, tickets distributed at the Journal office Friday, and a Berger-Grose Stock Company program featuring a comedy sketch, songs, and a finale. Tickets include ride, admission, and return trip. mothers and fathers may attend free with a supervising adult.
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Traction Company
Morning Journal Matinee
Journal Matinee
Morning Journal
Bear Canyon
Coal Avenue
Fourth and Railroad
Barelas
Berger-Grose Stock Company
Italey Florence
Mr. Berger
John H. W. Byrne
New York
Runaway Liner Mystery After Azores Departure
Reports say the steamship America, carrying 110 passengers and 40 crew, left Marseille June 3 for New York and has not been heard from since June 11. The vessel may have suffered machinery failure or propeller loss while a derelict ship named Lissie Chadwick blocked its likely route near the Azores.
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New York
American
Marseilles
City
Cireles
Azores
Mediterranean
America
Hydrographic Bureau
Agseres
Lissie Chadwick
President prepares for Independence Day events at Locust Grove
President Oyster May takes up duties from Sagamore Hill as Secretary Loeb presents a large batch of correspondence. Locust Grove prepares for July 4th with an open air address planned and town decorations, a holiday feel, and the town council allocating funds for extra peace protection with deputies sworn in.
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Guy
Roomvelt
Sagamore Hill
Loeb
Locust Grove
Su Mayer
Bloodthirsty attack in Johannesburg suburbs shocks whites
A July 3 riot in Johannesburg Transvaal saw armed gangs calling themselves Zulu chieftains terrorize the southern suburbs. They robbed unarmed white residents, including Mr Madison the Australian minister, who lies in precarious condition. Residents demand a special protective force.
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Johannesburg
Transvaal
Madison
Southern Pacific to Move Main Line as Salton Sea Rises
In Los Angeles California on July 3 the Southern Pacific is said to be about to relocate its main line in the Salton area for the fifth time due to the rising Salton Sea. Waters near the track threaten the line and a new route is needed within sixty days as the sea swells and water pours into the sink via the canal intake from the Colorado River.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Salton Sea
Southern Pacific
Colorado River
Ratton Sea
Unclear OCR: Testimony on American Cigarette Trade Bribery
A London hearing feature shows Emily Page Gae testifying before a select committee about a US cigarette article sent to Britain. She warns Parliament against bribery attempts by the American teleper0 trust to block friendly legislation.
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London
Emily Page Gae“hling
House of Isom
America
Britain
Chicago
American Telepero Trust
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Leav
Ing
Altoona
Puritan
Portage
Martin
Ofanch
Vortage
PVP
RV Pheng
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AGAEN
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