Kniaz Potemkine Eludes Pursuers Amid Caucasus Winds
The Kniaz Potemkine remains at large as rumor points mutineers toward Batoum or the Caucasus mountains for shelter. Officials note limited information and suppress mentions of Jewish involvement to avoid inflaming unrest. Odessa reports factories reopening but with thousands still unsettled.
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St. Petersburg
Admiralty
Kniaz
Kniaz Potemkine
Georgi Pobredonosetz
Associated Press
Trepoff
Lodz
Odessa
Coffee Down in Hit Run Case Sparks 40 Year Debate
A local incident from four decades ago resurfaces as investigators review a cold case. Residents recall details, while officials weigh new leads and revisit archival records to determine if justice can still be served.
Russian naval movements amid Roumanian port unease
The Slavo reports an Imperial Proclamation for convening the imperial douma set for July 15. A Russian torpedo boat destroyer appeared off Kustendji and signaled pursuit of the Kniaz Potemkine, which is said to have attacked an Italian coal carrier. Tensions rise among Russian ships at Roumanian ports.
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Slavo
Bucharest
Roumania
Smeliilov
Kustendji
Kniaz Potemkine
Roumanian
Odessa Quiet After Debris Removal and Troop Reinforcements
July 4 report indicates gradual improvement in Odessa with debris removal underway and workers returning. Troops are deployed to summer quarters near the city while the Chamber of Commerce seeks a 14 day extension on notes due, per finance minister.
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Odessa
From the War Zone Two Reports
Tokio dispatch details a Russian cavalry force of about 400 with artillery advancing toward Noro moku near Yusyang. The Japanese claim repelling them, pursuing northward and causing heavy losses, while a northern detachment aimed to cut off retreat and defeated infantry at Koon near Yusyong.
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Tokio
Korea
Noromoku
Purgorg Road
Yusyang
Koon
Yusyong
Russian General Reports Annihilation of Japanese Battalion
General Linevich telegraphs the emperor from St Petersburg dated July 3 reporting the destruction of a Japanese infantry battalion. He recounts an offensive on July 1 near Sauvaitz south of Liaochoupen with artillery support and a three mile pursuit after storming enemy positions.
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St. Petersburg
Linevitch
Sauvaitz
Liaochoupen
Mutiny on Prout Transport Off Budrovia Bay
Rear Admiral Kruger reports the crew of the transport Prout mutinied at Budrovia bay, arresting the captain and officers. Second Lieutenant Westertzeff and Boatswain Kozlutine were killed. The ship reached Sevastopol with a repentant crew and released officers. An inquiry is ordered at Kamesheval bay.
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St. Petersburg
Minister of Marine
Kruger
Budrovia Bay
Westertzeff
Kozlutine
Sevastopol
Kamesheval Bay
Mutiny Impedes Russian Steamer Emperor Nicholas II in Constantinople
A Temps dispatch from Constantinople reports the Russian steamer Emperor Nicholas II, ordered to Alexandria due to Odessa troubles, could not leave port because the crew mutinied to seek Odessa for family protection.
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Paris
Constantinople
Nicholas II
Alexandria
Odessa
Mutiny on Battleship Georgi Pobiedonosetz Suppressed
In Odessa on July 4 loyal sailors foiled an attempted mutiny on the battleship Georgi Pobiedonosetz. Six leaders were handed to authorities, while torpedo boats remaining at port have now sailed.
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Odessa
Georgi Pobiedonosetz
Kniaz Potemkine Threatens German Village Near Odessa
A dispatch from Odessa reports the Kniaz Potemkine threatened to attack a German colonist village on the coast near Odessa and requisitioned and took aboard some cattle.
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Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Odessa
Kniaz Potemkine
Mutineer vessel Vecha surrenders in Russian waters
St Petersburg reports the transport Vecha with mutineer crew aboard surrendered today in Russian waters after joining mutineers in the harbor of Odessa. The surrender marks a resolution to the mutiny events tied to the Odessa harbor incident.
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St. Petersburg
Vecha
Odessa
Kniaz Potemkine Sighted Off Odessa
A dispatch reports the Kniaz Potemkine sighted 25 miles off Odessa port.
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London
Evening Standard
Odessa
Strikes Spread as General Action Expands From Tiflis
The July 4 report from Tiflis notes strikes widening in scope and becoming more generalized, with workers across sectors joining the movement and expanding pressure on authorities.
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Tiflis
Arranging for Hay Funeral Ceremonies
Washington notes a cable from Governor Wright in the Philippines confirming the president’s proclamation of Secretary Hay's death. Orders were given to close all departments and half mast flags in the islands. The Theta Delta Chi Southern Graduates Association will send a five member committee to the funeral. Memorial services at the Church of the Covenant are public with no cards issued. Condolences arrive from abroad, including from Mr. Leishman, U.S. minister to Turkey.
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Washington
War Department
Wright
Philippines
Hay
State Department
Southern Graduates’ Association of the Theta Delta Chi
Church of the Covenant
Leishman
Turkey
Tribute to Hay Praised as Statesman by Liberal Press
The St Petersburg report notes liberal newspapers hail Secretary Hay as a man scholar and diplomat praise his diplomacy. The Novoe Vremya offers a harsher critique accusing him of aiding China Japan and Russia in the Orient.
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St. Petersburg
Hay
Novoe Vremya
China
Russia
Japan
Flags at Half Mast Honor Late Secretary of State
Rome July 4 flags across observances were lowered to half mast in mourning for the late secretary of state. The American college dinner for Independence Day proceeded with Ambassador White withdrawing invitations for the reception planned this afternoon out of respect.
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Rome
American College
Ambassador White
Taft Cancels Army Reception In Respect To Hay
Secretary of War Taft telegraphed from San Francisco canceling his Army and Navy reception due to respect for the memory of Secretary of State Hay. The move is read as a tribute to Hay.
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San Francisco
Taft
Army
Navy
Hay
Oxford Vice Chancellor Sends Sympathy to Roosevelt
From Oxford England July 4 The vice chancellor of Oxford university sent a message to President Roosevelt expressing the universitys sympathy in the grievous loss of Secretary Hay.
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Oxford
England
Oxford University
Roosevelt
Hay
Public business suspended in memory of John Hay
Manila observes a nationwide pause as all public business halts to honor the memory of John Hay. Officials announce the day of mourning with closures nationwide.
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Manila
John Hay
American Library Association Opens 27th Convention in Portland
The twenty seventh annual American Library Association convention opened in Portland Oregon with a preliminary officers meeting and a first general session at the First Unitarian church. The council nominated officers to serve the ensuing year.
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Portland
Ore
American Library Association
First Unitarian Church
Leadership slate announced for national organization
President Frank P. Hill of Brooklyn is named as first vice president and C. W. Andrews of Chicago as second vice president. Caroline H. Garland of Dover NH serves as secretary, J. I. Wer of Lincoln NE as treasurer, G. M. Jones of Salem MA as recorder, Helen E. Haines of New York as trustee endowment fund, and Alexander Mathers of New York as trustee.
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Frank P. Hill
Brooklyn
C. W. Andrews
Chicago
Caroline H. Garland
Dover
N. H
J. I. Wer
Lincoln
Neb
G. M. Jones
Salem
Mass
Helen E. Haines
New York
Alexander Mathers
Tammany's Fourth in Manhattan Draws Gov Glenn and Others
The Tammany Society held its annual July Fourth event in front of the Wigwam on Fourteenth Street Manhattan. Gov. Robert B. Glenn of North Carolina and Lieut. Gov. J. A. R. Sanders of Louisiana were among the chief spectators. Short speeches followed by prominent society members.
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New York
Tammany Society
Fourteenth Street
Manhattan
Robert B. Glenn
North Carolina
J. A. R. Sanders
Louisiana
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Advertised as Skin Cure
The notice extols Cuticura Soap with its emollient and cleansing properties for the skin scalp hair and hands. It claims usefulness for irritations heat rashes tan sunburn bites and stings lameness and soreness from summer sports and general toilet bath and nursery needs. Potter Drug & Chem Corp sole proprietors Boston mailed free all about the skin.
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Cuticura
Potter Drug & Chem, Corp
Bostos
Taft Seeks Carquinez Bridge Inspection Report
Secretary Taft, traveling by special train, arrived in Sacramento then planned to Mare Island for an inspection of Carquinez straits. He said a bridge at that point is a key Washington question and hinges on his forthcoming report to the president. He would rejoin his party in Benicia and proceed to San Francisco.
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Sacramento
Taft
Sparks
Nev
Associated Press
Mare Island
Hear
Washington
Benicia
San Francisco
Inter Christian Endeavor Convention Opens in Baltimore
Delegates arrive in Baltimore for the twenty second annual Inter Christian Endeavor convention. An estimated 20 000 visitors will attend with sessions in Armory Hall seating 16 000 and many meetings in other halls.
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Baltimore
inter-Christian Endeavor
Armory Hall
American lumber merchant Charles Thompson found dead in Toronto
Charles Thompson a prominent U S lumber merchant and former Chicago resident was found dead in his bed in Toronto. Officials say death resulted from heart failure and he was born in Concord New Hampshire.
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Toronto
Charles Thompson
United States
Chicago
Concord
N. H
Geographer Jacques Echo Dies Noted Professor Died
Brussels reports Prof. Jacques Echo a renowned geographer was presented today. The event underscores his prominence in academia and his influence in geographic studies.
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Brussels
Jacques Echo
Destructive Forest Fires and the Call for Stronger Laws
The article notes forest fires in the country cost over 25 million dollars annually and highlights the need for stricter forestry laws. It contrasts with Germany and France, where strict laws reduce losses, calling for improved state level protection and adherence to forestry rules.
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Germany
France
Famous Girl Athlete Miss Buck Sets Notable Marks
Mount Holyoke College president Miss Helen Buck celebrated as a leading woman athlete. A renowned trainer notes her scientific training could make her equal to top male competitors. Records include fifty yard dash 0:69-10, 75 yard dash 0:10 1-10, fifty yard hurdles 0:82-5, broad jump 12% feet, shot put 32 feet 3 inches, throwing baseball 157 feet 9 inches. Buck is from Manchester, New Hampshire.
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Helen Buck
Mount Holyoke College
Ee Buck
Manchester
Many Eyes Turn Toward Flathead Reservation for Settlement
Special dispatch from Missoula notes 150 to 200 letters daily to the Flathead Reservation Information agency led by William Q. Ranft. Inquiries from across the United States about lands and prospects in Western Montana are answered thoroughly, and funds pour in for agency membership as the reservation readies to open for settlement. The agency has added two rooms on the third floor of the First National Bank block to handle the workload.
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Standard
Missoula
Flathead Reservation Information Agency
William Q. Ranft
United States
Montana
Mr. Ranft
First National Bank
The Pilgrim Explores Desert Sheep and Madness
Gerald Austen recalls the lure and danger of sheep herding in the West. 5 000 sheep, harsh sun, and isolation drive shepherds to madness, with tales of a mentally diminished 15 year old boy and a college professor driven to insanity by constant bleating.
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Gerald Austen
Old Santa Fe
N. M
Nevada
Wyoming
Japan's Chief Scout in Manchuria A Canadian Leader
Lieut. Thomas Casey Callaghan, a Canadian, leads as chief scout in Manchuria for Japan. A Boer War veteran, he later joined the Japanese intelligence as a commander of 200 scouts, aided by maps and an interpreter.
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Manchuria
Thomas Casey Callaghan
South Africa
Japan
Russia
Calaghan
Senator Covington Cleared of Bribe Charge
Little Rock Arkansas July 4 Senate member Covington was found not guilty after trial on charges of taking a bribe of six thousand dollars. The verdict ends the bribery case against the senator.
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Little Rock
Ark
Covington
Premature Explosion Injures Soldiers At Castle Williams
New York July 4 A premature shell blast during a salute at Castle William Governor's Island injures Private Cornelius Harrington of company H eighth infantry severely. Sergt Frank Webb also hurt. Harrington may not recover, Webb may lose sight in one eye. Both taken to hospital, inquiry ordered.
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New York
Castle William
Governor's Island
Cornelius Harrington
Eighth Infantry
Frank Webb
Court of Appeals Reverses Judge Hunt in Dam Dispute
The U S circuit court of appeals reversed Judge Hunt denying Staddler and Kaufman a Helena cattle firm an injunction to stop the Missouri River Power company from raising its Canyon Ferry dam height. The firm already sues for damages from backwater and seeks relief.
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Standard
Helena
San Francisco
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Judge Hunt
Staddler & Kaufman
Missouri River
Missouri River Power Company
Canyon Ferry
Prominent Cincinnati Woman Praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
A Cincinnati woman reports complete cure from womb trouble after nine months and five bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter extols the tonic's relief from pain and nervous symptoms and urges other suffering women to try the remedy.
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Cincinnati
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Sara Wilson
East 3d Street
Ohio
Schillina's B
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