Trepoff Defends Loyal Troops Amid Russian Turmoil
General Trepoff, palace commandant at Peterhof, says revolutionaries threaten Russia while officials face danger from murders and reprisals. He stresses government inaction and urges energy to oppose upheaval, insisting most troops remain loyal to the throne.
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St. Petersburg
Trepoff
Imperial Palace
Peterhof
Russia
Trepotf
Treport
M. Goremykin
Hearst Denies Presidential Candidacy For 1908
San Francisco July 6 Congress man W S Hearst declares he is not a candidate for the democratic presidential nomination in 1908 He lists preferred partners and discusses party figures Bryan Folk Bailey Stevenson and others and says he will not run. He recalls his 1904 fight against corporate influence and states his allegiance to democracy and reform.
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San Francisco
W. St. Hearst
Bryan
London
Democratic Party
Folk
Bailey
Stevenson
Halley
Biryan
National House of Congress
Batley
Catley
Bryan and Bailey
Barnum and Batley
Roosevelt
la Follette
Republian
Verdict of Guilty for Rebaters in Federal Court
Chicago and Alton railroad officials John N. Faithorn and Fred A. Wann were convicted on eight counts for gaining rebates to Schwarzschild Sulzberger Packing. Sentencing was deferred pending appeals. The case involved $4 per car charges with a $1 per car rebate and hidden tariff practices.
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Chicago
Chicago and Alton Railroad
John N. Faithorn
Fred A. Wann
Road
United States District Court of Ilegally
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Packing Company
Landis
Projecta
Schwarzehhild & Sulzberger
Kansas City
Parliament Aces Will Beec Asocracy Po Pitter Times
Petersburg July 6 parliament approves 7.5 million dollars for famine relief. Budget hearings reveal alleged padding of war expense estimates to secure a larger foreign loan. If true, Russian finances face loss of foreign confidence and credit.
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Petersburg
Kokovacs
Budget Commission
Constitutional Democrats
Uphamper Pered
Mayor Rowe Ousted for Refusing to Enforce Prohibition
Topeka Kansas July 6 The Kansas Supreme Court held Mayor W W Rowe of Kanes City in contempt for retaining the mayoral office after court orders to enforce prohibition and gambling laws. He must relinquish the office and pay a 1060 dollar fine. nonpayment could lead to imprisonment. Rowe’s lawyers filed a writ of error seeking US Supreme Court review. After losing the post in January he was re elected in a special election.
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Topeka
Kas
State Supreme Court
W. W. Rowe
Kanes City
Kan
Rose
Jalil
Pal
Rowe
la Pd
United States Supreme Court
Denver election ruling tightens grip on grand jury bids
In Denver on July 6 the supreme court ruled the appeal must use a writ of error, not habeas corpus, as Honest Elections league seeks a grand jury probe. District Attorney Stidger Sheriff Nesbit and Coroner Rollin face removal efforts. Mullins faces injunction while considering a private grand jury and special prosecutor. The League for Honest Elections then asks to drop its grand jury petition, deadline pending court decision.
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Denver
Supreme Court
Conspiracy Charges Grow From Pittsburg Divorce Suit
In Pittsburg on July 6 the divorce trial of Augustus Martie and Mary Hartje reveals warrants for Augustus Hartie John J Welshans and Clifford Hoe on conspiracy charges. Detective Hobert holds the warrants dated April 18 though not served as DA Robb delays action until trial ends. Hoe is jailed on a prior perjury deposition. In Washington Harrison Terrell, General Grant's attendant, dies from injuries after a fall.
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Pittsburg
Augustus Martie
Millionare
Mary Hartje
Robert G. Hobertson
Augustus Hartie
John J. Welshans
Clifford Hoe
Hartj
Feetus M King
Robinson
Robb
Howe
Washington
Harrison ‘Terrell
Grant
Unprecedented July Snow Hits Pecos Valley
Heavy July snow blankets Pecos Valley near Roswell New Mexico with ground covered for hours. It is the first July snowstorm in living memory, but caused no property damage. In Montana Libby Fire destroys the Belleview Hotel. two men Michael Krink and Johan Mullins perish.
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Pecos Valley
Roswell
N. M
Alida
Libby
Mont
Pire
Belleview
Michael Krink
Johan Mullins
Cleaning Bill of Health for Packingtown Report
A Chicago study by the Chicago Commercial Association and the Illinois Manufacturers' Association finds meat yards overall wholesome with ongoing improvements. Experts cite some up to date plants and some older facilities needing work, praising thorough carcass inspection and clean canning departments while noting room for minor refinements.
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Chicago
Chicago Commercial Association
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
Ecommit
Tee
W. A. Evans
University of Ilinois
Maximilian Herzog
Bureau of Science
Manila
P. L
United States
US Transport Thome Grounded on Coral Reef Near Guam
The US transport Thome is reported ashore on a coral reef near Guam. General Wood seeks authority to send the Meade to rescue passengers and crew from the Thomas which sits 106 feet from the reef. All aboard Thome are safe aboard the carrier Bo Looe.
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Manila
United Sates
Leta
Guam
Wood
Secretary of War
Meade
Thomas
Morning Journal Matinee Draws Albuquerque Children
The Morning Journal reports nearly two thousand local youngsters lined up for free tickets to a Saturday matinee. Adults accompanying children ride free. multiple pickup points at Barelas and nearby streets to ensure all kids attend the 2:30 show at the Casino with Berger-Grose and lemonade.
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Morning Journal
Albuquerque
Railroad Avenue
Pourth Street
South Second Street
Coal Ave
VTO
Baretlas
Teese
Sret
Traction Company
Barelas
Coal
Second Street
Fourth and
The
Aaster
Albuquerque Traction Co
Schweizer
Harvey Curto
Alvarado
Morning Journal Matiner
Papas
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Edwin Earle
Detroit
Guilford
Congress
Watt
EE Voletion
Berlin
Kattowics
Prussian Silesia
Michow
Russian Poland
Vawns Pot Watsaw
Warsaw
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Mullen
Inde
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Clean Bill OF Health
Packingtown
Committee of Business Men
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