Mutiny at Vladivostok escalates with armed sailors
Special dispatch confirms renewed mutiny at Vladivostok led by sailors and artillerymen who seized the Holy Innocence battery and are armed with rifles and machine guns. Gen Mistchenko faces a difficult task aided by ill suited Cossacks as authorities struggle to transport mutineers home.武
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Linovitch
Sellivanoff
Army Corps
Vinodivostok
War Department
Ster
trans-Siberian Railroad
Big Dock TowS Well Toward Philippines
The large dry dock Dewey advances toward the Philippines as daily Navy Department telegrams report steady progress. Messages from San Juan Puerto Rico relay dock status via scout ships from Admiral Brownson's squadron. Reports note latitude 2.44 and longitude 42.23 with fine weather and an average 100 miles per day.
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Phillippines
Dewey
Phillipines
Navy Department
Washington
San Juan
Porto Rico
Admiral Brownson
Ruiser
Town Topics case ends with not guilty verdict
Jury in the Town Topics case finds Normi. Trapgood of Callier's Weekly not guilty of criminal libel after about ten minutes deliberation. District Attorney Jerome urged the jury to consider material from Collier's in August related to Justice Deuel's connection with Town Topics.
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Tfopics
Trapgood
Callier
Eekly
Wapgood
Joseph M. Deuel
Collier's
Justice Deuel
Jerome
Green-Gaynor Trial Admits Telegrams in Savannah Case
Judge Speer in Savannah Georgia Friday ruled telegrams and letters connected to bribery charges by W F Surtis a government inspector under C J Carter in 1888 were admissible in the Green-Gaynor case. Separate report notes Friday quotations from Sioux City live stock market with steer prices around 3.60 to 4.25 and hog futures at 30.
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Sioux City
Iity
France Plans Broad Boycott Of Venezuelan Goods
A dispatch indicates France may boycott all Venezuelan products as a prelude to a naval demonstration. The move would target foreign trade in response to tensions, signaling a diplomatic stance amid evolving international relations.
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France
Washington’ Dispatch
Rescue mission fails as wreck claimed by sea
A fragmentary report describes a late attempt by surf boats under Captains order to reach a wreck. The sea proved fatal for the party aboard the Queen and Victoria, with all aboard lost before arrival.
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Ation
Chillhuman
H. M
Esevia
Victoria
Valencia Wreck Survivors Describe Straits Rescue Efforts
Capt Gibbs of City of Topeka and Capt Johnson report fog and breakers hampered rescue attempts after Valencia wreck. Survivors say about sixty remained clinging to debris while two life rafts and one boat sped away on Wednesday morning. Women reportedly refused liferafts, forcing men to take their places as officials urged evacuation.
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Johnson
Gibbs
Seattle
Topeka
Texan
Queen
Valencia
Ohio bill would legalize painless death for incurables
A Columbus introduced bill in Ohio would allow painless death for incurable patients or those with no hope of recovery. A sound minded patient near death could request a physician to administer anesthesia until unconsciousness and death after consultation with three other physicians and a warning of the impending death.
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General Assembly of
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Ordered to Murder Sensational Charge by Ex Detective
Former St Louis detective Andrew Gordon, colored, told Circuit Attorney Sager that a high official ordered him to kill Oliver J Beck, a judge of election, and John W Wheeler, a black editor. He appeared before the grand jury after his dismissal from the police, saying his job prospects have been blocked since.
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S. Louis
St. Louis Dispatch
Andrew Gordon
Sager
Oliver J. Beck
John W. Wheeler
Grant proposes memorial day for Gen. Lee centennial
General Frederick D. Grant, commanding the department of the east, urged at the annual banquet of the Confederate Veterans Camp of New York that steps be taken immediately to establish January 19, 1907 as the nationwide one hundredth anniversary of Robert E. Lee's birth and a national day of memorial.
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Confederate Veterans’ Camp
New York
Frederick D. Grant
Department of the East
Robert E. Lee
House approves two new states Oklahoma Indiana Arizona New Mexico
The national house in Washington passed the statehood bill by 194 ayes to 160 nays. The measure would make Oklahoma and Indiana Territory into states Oklahoma and Arizona and New Mexico into Arizona, adding four new state entities.
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National House
Washington
Oklahoma
Indiana Territory
Arizona
New Mexico
Parliament Opens February 19 with King Edward and Queen Alexandra
Official notice from London states King Edward I and Queen Alexandra will formally open parliament on February 19. The House of Commons will assemble on February 13, at which time a Speaker will be chosen.
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London
Edward I
Queen Alexandra
House of Commons
Battle in Chinatown Fatal clash between rival societies
A gun battle in Pell Street Chinatown New York during Chinese New Year celebrations left two men dead Ching Yong and Lee Soon and wounded others. The fight pitted Hip Sings against On Leongs with bystanders present as firecrackers masked the violence.
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Chinatown
New York City
Ching Yong
Lee Soon
Pell Street
Deadwood Millionaire Starves in Albuquerque Life
D H Hugh a Deadwood South Dakota millionaire died in Albuquerque New Mexico after starving himself to death. He would eat only coffee and doughnuts despite a monthly income of 2500 from rentals and investments. His daughter Mary Moulton wife of Deadwood government assay er is also wealthy. The body was shipped back to Deadwood.
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D. H. Hugh
Deadwood
S. N
Albuquerque
N. M
Mary Moulton
Hugh
Tie
Oil Man Rockefellers Defy Court Subpoena
Frank Rockefeller ignored a court summons in Cleveland as the Missouri suit against Standard Oil proceeded. A deputy sheriff served the subpoena Wednesday evening and Rockefeller refused to appear Thursday morning saying he cannot appear and there is no use talking about it. He warned they may send him to jail if forced.
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Frank Rockefeller
Hadley
Cleveland
State of Missouri
Standard Oil Company
Rockefeller
Juli
Collision injures fourteen on Santa Fe trains at Glendora
Fourteen persons were slightly injured in a crash at Glendora Cal between a Santa Fe limited west bound train and a local train. All victims were passengers on the local. The limited train was running sixtyfive miles an hour at the moment of impact.
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Glendora
Cal
Santa Fe
Murderer Not Caught in Aberdeen Trace Case
An Aberdeen South Dakota newspaper reports that authorities have not captured the suspected murderer Henry Fulkin, a local dentist, amid a tracing effort into the crimes. The piece notes uncertainties in the investigation and ongoing search tactics.
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Aberdeen, S. D
Henry’ Fulkinson
Abhi
Land deals spark case against ex judge and Blake
A sensational suit centers on Blake and ex judge W S Kenyan amid claims of questionable dealing and securing false pretenses. Blake, long active in Red River valley lands across Minnesota and North Dakota, faces accusations connected to Purvis Land Company Crookston. The current action requests $4,000 as commission from a trade for Miller Blutts amid alleged widespread plunder of property for cheap northern lands.
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W. S. Kenyan
Red River
Minneso
North Dakota
Purvis Land Company
Crookston, Minn
Robert Purvis
Miller
Blaze In New Opera House Sparks Narrow Escape
Fire damaged the new Sanborn opera house Monday night after a dish of foot alcohol exploded in a gypsy booth at a bazaar. The booth was destroyed, three other booths damaged, and a woman in the booth suffered nervous prostration, now in critical condition. Ceiling smoke caused slight damage. the theater is nearly finished.
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Sanborn
Postal Clerk 83 Years Old Resignation Kept. Leave Granted
Charles City special notes Charles Singer, among the oldest mail clerks west of Chicago, has resigned after 34 years on the railways and 12 years in postoffice work. A Waterloo resident, he is 83 years old. The department repeatedly refuses acceptance of the resignation, granting renewed leave on full pay each time.
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Charles City
Chas. Singer
Chicago
Singer
Waterloo
Thieves Loot Catholic Church Altar At Clinton
Thieves desecrated the altar of the new St. Patrick’s Catholic church on Elm Street in Clinton. They pried open the tabernacle housing the blessed sacrament, stealing a gold ciborium valued at about $40. Druggists Granted Liquor Permits After bitter local strife, John Legel and A. B. C. Dodd of Charles City receive permits to sell liquor amid temperance opposition.
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Clinton
St. Patrick’s Catholic
Elm Street
John Legel
A. B. C. Dodd
Charles City
Saloons Pay Damages In Death by Alcoholic Fall
Mrs. Aso Jones receives a large settlement from Duncombe saloonkeepers for her husband who fell from a buggy and froze to death beside the roadside after drinking. The sum is believed near ten thousand dollars, while Superintendent Sharrotts resigns from the Burlington division of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway and departs south for health. Iowa City faces a mad dog scare as a previously bitten dog was killed along with others known to be bitten. Dean J. H. Main of Grinnell Iowa College is elected president by the board of trustees. Silas Yates, of Bidney, is sentenced to eight years in prison for stabbing Bathyts after a party. John Barbyte, restaurant keeper at Tabor, linked to the incident, is noted in the report.
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Duncombe
Main
Grinnell
J. H. ‘I, Main
Iowa College
Silas Yates
Bidney
Penitentiary
John Barbyte
Tabor
Yates
Bathyts
Sal OR
Feared Missing Man Tied to Shelby County Case
Fragmentary notes describe a man from Shelby County involved in a rural free delivery matter. No reliable details on identity or status are clear, but authorities are requested to investigate and verify legate connections. Local officials pursue leads amid unclear references to staged captures or bids.
Talley and Lash Arrested in Swealtl Sworrt Case
Grand jury ordered bail set at $1,000 for H. Talley and Lash amid court proceedings as authorities pursue the alleged weapon offenses and related charges.
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H., Talley
Maxwell
Ara Lash
Swealtl
Questionable Charter Renewal Terms Rewrite
Scrambled OCR text hints at a council charter, a company or entity expiring, a temporary operation, and a plan to set five rates immediately. Details are unclear, but items mention time to operate and cost structure pending formal action by the council.
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