Roosevelt Speaks On Duties Of The Rich In N J
President Roosevelt urged National Educational Association members in Asbury Park to model civic virtue and self government through education. He praised teachers for forging national unity among diverse groups and warned wealth should serve public ideals, not just accumulate.
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N. J
Roosevelt
National Educational Association
Quean Ireve
Ocean Grove
Carlisle Indian School
Governor Stokes
New Jersey
Main Street
Republic
Swollen Tortunee
Kniaz Potemkine Pursuit Intensifies In Black Sea Chase
Reports say the Knolax Potem kine escapes pursuers and remains at large in the Black sea with torpedo boat destroyer Smetling and the Black sea fleet in pursuit. Tensions rise in the Caucasus as officials warn residents of possible bombardment and urge caution in Novorossiysk and Tiflis.
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Piratical Kniaz Potemkine
Caucasus
Mt. Petersburg
Knolax Potemkine
Black Sea
Smetling
Paul
Batoum
Kniaz Poltemkine
Concasian
Tiflis
Arrival of Russian raiser to guard Theodosia town
Theodosia welcomes a Russian raiser arriving to protect the town as inhabitants who fed during the Kaliax Potemkine’s port stay now return to their duties.
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Theodosia
Naval mutiny probe as 150 Prout sailors jailed at fortress
In Sebastopol on July 7 a naval magistrate investigates the mutiny on the transport Prout. One hundred fifty sailors are imprisoned in the fortress while the rest remain aboard the ship. The Bleck sea fleet has orders to capture or disable Kalaz Potemline. Admiral houknin telegraphed Odessa's governor about the operation.
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Houknin
Kalaz Potemline
Sebastopol
Odessa Riot Toll and Censorship Elevate Tensions
Estimates of the Odessa riots put the death toll as high as 6000 with many more shot and burned. General Karakexos was named governor general as authorities suppress press coverage and editors are warned against reporting on the outbreak or the strike.
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Odessa
Karakexos
Lubna Pragoons
Kaurakozoff
Rumor of Tsar Moves Should Moscow Reclaim Capital
The Saint Petersburg paper Listek reports a rumour that Emperor Nicholas plans to move the capital to Moscow. The suggestion repeats long standing debate that the true heart of Russia lies in Moscow near the Kremlin, not St Petersburg on the Neva.
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Nicholas
Moscow
Listek
Russia
Kremlin
Neva
Petersburg Report Confirms Emperor's Possible Move
Reports from Moscow, dated July 5, indicate the emperor is prepared to go to the front. The dispatches reach the AP via multiple channels and suggest a shifting stance amid ongoing tensions.
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Bt. Petersburg
Associated Press
Moscow
Theodosia Bombardment Rumors Stir Theodosia Crew Mood
Sailors of interned Russian squadron in Theodosia show sullen mood and sympathy for Black Sea mutineers amid rumors of mutiny against officers. American monitor Monadnock is sent to shadow Theodosia as reports of bombardment reach London papers proving false. Potemkin sighted a British collier before departure, following seaward to take on coal.
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Manila
Black Sea
Theodosia
Odessa
London
Knias Potemkine
Mutiny Ship Potemkin Escapes Russian Ports
The Kulaz Potemkineg fled Theodosia before the Black Sea fleet reached Sebastopol. The fleet did not stop at Theodosia, and officials say warships may be pursuing the mutineers. The Smetilvy destroyer, crewed by volunteers, reached Theodosia after the Potemkineg had departed.
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St. Petersburg
Theodosia
Black Sea
Sebastopol
Admiralty
Smetilvy
Eleven Plunged to Death in Rapids at Little Falls Dam
Chippewa Falls Wisconsin July 7 an accident at Little Falls dam killed eleven loggers. A crew of twenty four from Chippewa Lumber company attempted to break a log jam and an overloaded boat capsized sending twelve men toward swift rapids. only one man survived, an 11 year old boy Eddie Martin of Chippewa Falls.
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Wis
Little Falls Dam
Louis Goreby
Saul Brachett
Max Billa
Lor Harne
Joe Parloquin
Andrew Cagnon
Oscar Boquest
Bert Larry
Byron Ferrgurbon
Adolph Toutant
Patrick Lmidan
Chippewa Lumbero Company
Eddie Martin
Baron Hosen Arrives as new Mussia Ambassador to United States
Baron Hosen, newly appointed ambassador of Mussia, arrived in Washington today to begin his diplomatic mission as the United States hosts the visiting envoy.
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Washinegton
T.—Baron Hosen
Mussia
United States
Washington
Hoch Moves to Prosecute State Treasurer Kelly
Topeka July 7 Governor Hoch and Attorney General Coleman prepare criminal proceedings against State Treasurer Thomas T Kelly unless he secures a new bond to replace an old invalid one. The bond needed covers 547000 dollars held in Fleet National Trust. Kelly says a new bond is impossible while Hoch demands he provide additional sureties.
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Joch
Coleman
Thomas T. Kelly
C. J. Devlin
Fleet National
Moch
Kelly
Snelly
Hungate
Hoch
Williams Defendants Begin Trial in Portland Conspiracy Case
The trial of Congressman John N Williamson Dr Van Gesener Marion Biggs and others accused of defrauding the government of public domain began in Portland The first government witness Campbell Duncan testified he was told by Marion Briggs that Gesner wanted land and Williamson and Gesner would fund the claim and pay about 500 later Duncan said the land was neglected by Williamson and Gesner and he mortgaged it for 400 and was paid about 100 when the patent came
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Grebary
John N. Williamson
van Gesener
Marion Biggs
Campbell Duncan
Marion Briggs
Gessner
Williamson
Duncan
Wilkanson
Doneat
Elau Root Accepts Premier's Portfolio
The Official announcement from Oyster Bay states Elihu Root has accepted the post of secretary of state for the United States. He will take the oath in a few weeks and assume duties after settling private affairs, with Washington work beginning in September. President Roosevelt expresses gratification at Root's decision and sacrifices. The decision was finalized on the presidential train return from Cleveland.
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Fishy Root
Roosevelt
Loeb
Elihu Root
United States
Washington
Root
Kivot
Cleveland
Missouri River Flood Forcing Iowa Farmers From Land
Omaha dispatch reports a long flood along the Missouri River from Cornell Bluffs northward with extensive overflow on the Iowa side. Water pours into Lake Manawa through an abandoned channel, the river endangers a railroad track, Modale Iowa experiences vast bottomland flooding as farmers use boats to save stock.
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Neb
Dod
Cornell Bluffs
Lowa
Lake Manawe
Itinola Central Railroad
Modale
Iowa
French Sailors Rescued From Sunken Submarine
The ministry of marine announced French and German salvage tugs raised the submarine Furfadet near Bid Abdallah in Tunis. Crew members were supplied with water provisions and fresh air and are alive as grappling work continues.
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Ministry of Marine
Anl
Alyvage
Furfadet
Bidr Abdallah
Tunis
M. Thomsen
Mierte
Roosevelt Issues Square Deal Order on Promotions
President Roosevelt announces a formal policy to rely solely on official military records for army and navy promotions and assignments. Officers who seek outside influence will be barred from advancement, with exceptions only for witnessed acts of bravery or unique service not in the records.
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Roosevelt
Army
Navy
War
War Department
Navy Department
War and Navy Departments
War Or Navy Department
Powers To Be Tried In Federal Court
Caleb Powers faces trial in United States courts for complicity in the murder of William Goebel in Frankfort Kentucky. U S District Judge Cochran granted removal from state court and assumed federal jurisdiction citing equal protection issues and habeas corpus.
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Caleb Powers
United States
William Goebel
Prankfort
Cochran
Powers
Caleb Power
Beatt County
United States Circuit Court
Eastern District of Kentucky
United States States
Kentucky
Scott County
Land
Jin
Court of Appeals
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Seven story factory blaze on Hutson Street claims costly loss
A fire on Hutson Street and Ninth Avenue destroyed upper floors of a seven story factory building. Several firefighters were seriously burned or overcome by smoke but all reached the street with aid. Estimated loss set at $700,000.
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Hutson Istreet
Ninth Avenue
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