The Tiger Sleeps as Butte Gambling Club Is Shut
Acting County Attorney Lamb pursues gambling cases in Butte. The Combination club on Main Street was raided at 10 p.m. with manager George Kendall arrested after admitting gambling. The spinner wheel was seized while other paraphernalia remained, and Kendall promised to stay until formal charges are filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb
Butte
George Kendall
Main Street
Albertson & Kendall
Burke
Gallagher
Kendall
Mr. Lamb
District Court
Combination Club
Jewish Districts In Full Revolt In Soviet Cities
In a rapid chain of clashes, Jewish districts in several Soviet cities report full revolt as authorities declare emergency measures. A Lodz strike action led to casualties with security forces moving to quell protests.
Open Rebellion In Warsaw Grips Streets June 26
Disorderly crowds barricaded streets Ogodrowa Krochmalna and Wolia with red flags. Police and soldiers fought crowds wounding ten, while Cossacks injured three at Zelazna Street. A patrol killed a boy and wounded three. Five striking workers stabbed to death. Martial law news. 200 arrests. Lodz quiet after martial law proclamation. Thousands Flee Jews. Over 1,200 killed last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ogodrowa
Krochmalna
Wolia
Zelazna Street
Lodz
Russian Poland
Lutteworth
First Cavalry Corps
Vononia
K. M. Pavloff
Czenstochowa
Rebellion Fears After Polish Unrest Across Russia
St. Petersburg reports indicate rising revolutionary sentiment in War saw Kovino and Russian Poland with calls for open revolt. Troop resistance and anticipated bloodshed at Lodz loom, while socialist groups plot and authorities warn against a general uprising. Fire and insurrection flare in Caucasus as peasants strike Kharkoff. Market jitters deepen as imperial bonds slip and French reserve troops prepare for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Warsaw
Kovino
Russian Poland
Lodz
Russian
Poland
Russia
Caucasus
Kharkoff
Siege Atmosphere In Warsaw As City Braces For Conflict
Riots and a general strike paralyze Warsaw as 34 infantry battalions guard the streets. Barricades rise and looms of bloodshed threaten. Governor general Maximovich tightens controls after a string of bombings and assassination plots while civilians face bread shortages and military patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogrodowa
Zelazuat
Occa
Riot at Kovno Police Station and Governor General Palace
A thousand-strong mob surrounded the police station and governor general's palace in Kovno, smashing windows before police and dragoons dispersed the rioters. Five policemen were wounded in the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kovno
Russia
Proclamations Stir Panic in Katerinoslav Russia
June reports say thugs issue calls to fight treason provoking panic in Katerinoslav. Fears arise that police efforts inflame the lower classes against the educated, prompting unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katerinoslav
Russia
Revolver Fire Sparks Panic in Kalish Polish Center
In Kalish Russian Poland on June 26 a sudden volley of revolver shots and red flag demonstrations triggered panic. Residents fled to their homes as shops closed and authorities tried to contain the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalish
Russian
Poland
Army reserves to mobilize in two capitals
St. Petersburg reports that the army reserves in the two capitals, St. Petersburg and Moscow, will be mobilized with St. Petersburg set for June 28 and Moscow for June 29 according to a late dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Arms Shipment Flows From Rosloff-on-Don to Caucasus
Police in Rosloff-on-Don report large quantities of arms and ammunition bought locally and shipped to the Caucasus, signaling an illicit transfer network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosloff-on-Don
Russia
Caucasus
Bombing at Chenstohoff Police Station Wounds Policemen
A bomb was thrown at the police station in Chenstohoff Russia Poland on June 26. Several policemen were wounded and nearby windows were shattered for blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chenstohoff
Poland
President Roosevelt Heads to Harvard for Commencement
President Roosevelt leaves Washington by special train for Cambridge to attend Harvard University commencement. He will not return to Washington, plans to spend the heated season at Sagamore Hill, accompanying officials and press staff. Count Cassini Russian ambassador bid him farewell on platform before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Road
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Loeb
White House
Secret Service
C. F. Stokers
H. E. Strohmeyer
New York
Isabel Hagner
Roosevelt to attend Harvard commencement in Cambridge
President Roosevelt, class of 1880, is to arrive in Boston at 7 AM for Harvard's twenty fifth anniversary events. He will remain through Wednesday, participate as a Harvard graduate, and attend functions organized by former classmates. He will not appear in official capacity. Governor Douglas is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Roosevelt
Harvard
Cambridge
Oyster Bay
William Lawrence
Harvard Alumni Association
Douglas
Mrs Roosevelt Arrives at Oyster Bay Summer Home
At her summer home in Oyster Bay Mrs Roosevelt arrived this afternoon bringing a quiet pledge of continued public service and engagement with national duties as the season opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Mrs Watt Greag Dies After Shooting Family Tragedy
Grand Lake Colorado reports Mrs Watt Greag died tonight from self inflicted wounds after she shot her four children yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lake
Colo
Watt. Greag
Judge considers order to allow test scaffold at Anaconda smelter
Helena June 26. Fred J. Bliss seeks a court order directing Anaconda and Washoe to permit a scaffolding around the smelter stack and insertion of a six inch gas pipe for fumes tests. Arguments centered on jurisdiction and sufficiency of evidence. decision expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Fred J. Bliss
Hunt
Anaconda
Washoe
RB. i. Clinton
Bliss
A. J. Campbell
Mr. Clinton
Harkins
University of Montana
Swain
Leland Stanford, Jr., University
Campbell
Clinton
Circuit Court of Appeals
Horrible Death of a Boy in Portland Streetcar
Joe Riggs, a year old boy, was killed in Portland when he jumped from an ice wagon into an approaching Montgomery streetcar. He was ground to pieces. The coroner exonerated all involved in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Joe Riggs
Montgomery Street
Irrigation Tour For Congressional Irrigation Committee
A congressional irrigation committee led by Frank Mondell will stop in Missoula at 9:45 tomorrow morning after visiting Spokane and Portland. The party of 35 engineers and experts will tour Fort Missoula University Orchard Homes and the Daly farm in Hamilton before a dinner at the Big Blackfoot Milling Co. and a return to Missoula by a special Bitter Root Valley train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Missoula
Joseph M. Dixon
Congress
Frank Mondell
Wyoming
Dixon
Chamber of Commerce
E. C.mulroney
DPD
H. Ross
James Walsh
Congressional Party
Fort Missoula
State University
Orchard Homes
Bitter Root Valley
John R. Toole
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Hamilton
Big Daly
Montana
Burlington
Insane Prospects in Death Valley Find Naked Prospector Pair
Goldfield Nevada November 26 Death valley reports allege two prospectors wandering naked and delirious from thirst in Death valley beyond the Funeral range Their tongues are black and swollen their limbs enlarged and they appear insane The region’s drought and scarce water drive fatal accidents with carcasses of men and burros found abandoned as prospectors spread across the vast desert
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield
Death Valley
Strike in Chicago Grows More Serious
Chicago June 26 By a near unanimous vote the teamsters refused employers latest terms and the peace prospect faded. Employers proposal included a union button decision left to employers. Only two unions voted on this. President Shea calls a general meeting to discuss funding and potential strike expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Teamsters
Express
Shea
Taft contrasts civil and common law in colonial justice talk
In New Haven Taft compares Roman civil law with Anglo-Saxon common law as applied to colonies. He criticizes jury trial as weakened by courts, cites rising murder and crime rates, and calls for reform of criminal law to curb lynching and enforce stricter procedures. Fellowships at Yale honor students from various institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Sheffield Scientific Department
Yale Law School
Medical School
Yale University
Taft
Porto Rico
Philippines
United States
Carrie L. Woodrow
College of Emporia
Emporia
Kan
Julius W. Eggleston
Amherst College
Harvard University
Golden
Colo
T. Saiki
Okayama
Japan
New Portland Frisco Schedule Cuts Travel Time
Portland Oregon June 2 1910 General Manager J H O’Brien orders SPS trains between San Francisco and Portland reduced to 27 hours by adding an extra train and reducing stops The change follows heavy travel for the Lewis and Clark exposition and will take effect soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
J. H. O’brien
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Garonne Brings 650 Russians to Port Said
The American steamer Garonne under Captain Lawe from Shanghai with 650 Russians aboard arrived at Port Said on June 26 and proceeded to Odessa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Said
Garonne
Lawe
Shanghai
Odessa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harvard Yard
Social Democratic Party
Jewish Bund
Maximovich
Miodowa
Army Reserves
Cassini
Mr. Roosevelt
Didian
Judge Hunt
Cific
Trey
Congressional Committee
Ravalli
Daly Farm
Dixon and Toole
Cap
Tain
Party
Daly
LAW School
Legislaa
Tures
Frisco
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!