Revolt in Wini Region Shakes Government Control
Disaffection within the army widens the revolt as mutinies and desertions challenge authorities. A confidence vote in the Chamber of Deputies signals cautious government relief while troops swarm Narbonne Montpelier and surrounding garrisons. Premier Chemenveau presses for surrender of mutinous Seventeenth battalion amid signs civil war subsides but unrest persists.
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Chamber of Deputies
Graduaiis
Sevan- On
Ether
Owhreb
Ettiesat Eirles
Narbonne
Montpelier
Wesserser
Smaliness
Chemenveau
Frisco Road Seeks Loan for Bond Issue
Stockholders of the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad will be asked at an August 27 meeting to authorize a 115 million dollar bond issue. Of this total, about 67.9 million will retire refund bonds maturing in coming weeks. Proceeds fund additions, improvements, and new equipment. An increase of 709 thousand dollars in stock may also be proposed.
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Frisco Road
St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad c Company
Selaang
New York
SA Dh
Equet
Liquor Men Al Auimed In National Prospective Campaign
A national wire service report from Attortte outlines the looming anti prohibition sentiment shaping both major parties. It notes organized groups like TLA CAT and federation alignments preparing for the presidential election to sway public opinion. Party leaders anticipate a surge in anti prohibitions rhetoric and urge advocating a broad movement before voting.
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Anutt-Satoon Sentimenti Tate
Attortte
Taya
United States
Agia- Tieh
Ertsad Agziiost
Migttoer Witl
SPAT
Steamer Crystal Stream Fire Buries Vessel
Fire engulfed the steamer Crystal Stream leaving the vessel buried to the water line. Casualties or injuries are not clearly stated in the readable text, but crew and bystander reports indicate heavy flames and rapid containment efforts by nearby ships and harbor authorities.
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Washademenk
Bers
Bess
Stages Fla Up by Lone Robber in Cal
A lone robber staged a nighttime hold up in Wasvona California seizing valuables from two Buruen men identified as Peters and Haymes. The incident reportedly occurred near a stagecoach route and the suspect fled the scene without further injuries reported. Local authorities launched an immediate search and urge witnesses to come forward with any information.
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Fremy Haymes
Wasvona
Planks Wins the Shant In Chicago Shooting Meet
J J Blanks of the Tirgevant team won the great American handicap and shooting tournament in Chicago on Friday with a score of 17 out of 22.
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Planks
Chicago
J. J. Blanks
Tirgevant
Stags City Live Stock Market Fighty Rotations
Sioux market rotations and stock performance under Fighty group with top bear figures 85 and 95 noted amid fluctuating values. Stags City observers track trends, price shifts, and investor reactions in this fluctuating session.
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Stags City
Fighty
Mutinous Sre Shot At Kiew Detected In Report
Mutinous actions reported in Kiev with Sre Shot unrest. Sela Deteytte mutinous SAppers observed in Mireshe. GIGs condemned forty-eght mutinerrs, already shes LAL eet.
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Aeurin
Kiew
Sela
Mireshe
Fire Burns Four Buildings in Frisco Night Blitz
A blaze in Frisco destroyed four structures and caused an estimated loss of about 54 000 dollars. Fire crews battled the flames through the night, with early reports citing damage to Ness 7 aye rue and Toaveh in Van Frauetren before the total figures were finalized.
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Frisco
Ness
Aye Rue
Toaveh
van Frauetren
Jury Finds Emmie Kaufmann Guilty of Manslaughter
The jury in Flandreau returned a guilty verdict against Mrs. Emmie Kaufmann for manslaughter in the death of her 16 year old house servant Agnes Poiris. A new trial motion will be argued October 10 before Judge Smith at Yankton, with sentencing set for October 21 at 2 pm if denied. Bond remains $25,000 and she is at liberty pending further order.
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S Kaufmann
Emmie Kaufmann
Flandreau
Agnes Poireis
Poison Capsule Intercepted For Barrington In Mail
A five grain capsule of strychnine marked personal was intercepted in the mail addressed to Lord Fred Seymour Barrington. He awaits execution in Clayton county jail, St. Louis, for James P. McCann’s slaying. Sheriff Herpel and Coroner Egger reported the case, noting a cat died after ingesting a portion.
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Fred Seymour Barrington
Clayton County
St. Louis
James P. McCann
Herpel
Egger
Bloodshed in Soutil France Wine Growers Riot
Reports from the French wine growers riots describe fierce clashes between troops and mobs. Authorities say efforts to burn Narbonne subprefecture triggered gunfire from upper floors, with attackers fleeing. further shooting in Narbonne wounded many.
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France
Paris
Narbonne
Dramatic testimony on Goddard bomb evidence in miner case
Justice Luther M. Goddard described finding the gunpowder bomb remains and the Orchard confession as key in the trial. Detective McParland showed the confession in Denver on February 15, 1906, leading to Goddard’s discovery of corroded screw-eyes Orchard claimed to place, revealing dramatic courtroom moments.
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Goddard
Harry Orchard
William D. Haywood
Miners’ Magazine
Western Federation of Miners
Luther M. ‘Goddard
Orchard
Colorado
Denver
McParland
Lovers Die Together in Tragic Lake Shore Death
In Belleville Illinois the bodies of James Bullock age 24 and Cora Miller age 22 were found on Triangle Lake shore with bullet wounds to the foreheads and a revolver between them. A note signed by both stated they loved each other and chose to die together. A razor stained with blood lay nearby and its origin remains unexplained.
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Triangle Lake
Belleville
James Bullock
Cora Miller
Bullock
Miss Miller
Taft Not to Run Rumor Dismissed by Secretary
Secretary Taft arrived in Leavenworth Wisconsin where Associated Press and editors noted a Kansas City story citing the Washington Times that he may retire from the presidential race due to illness. Taft refused to discuss the claim, calling it irrelevant while insisting he is in perfect health and ready for the campaign.
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WHL
Taft
Leavenworth
Win
Associated Press
Kansas City
Washington Times
Lenyy
St. Paul
Men to Stay at Keys As Telegraphers Strike Averted
The threatened telegraph strike is off after an adjustment reached following a visit by Commissioner of Labor Neill. Cal. Clowry of Western Union presented the company’s position and the settlement was satisfactory to all parties. Grievances will be submitted to a board of arbitration.
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Neill
No Blame Found for Disaster Report Reaches Washington
Admiral Emory, ranking officer of the Ships in Hampton Roads, arrived in Washington with the naval board of investigation report on the Inch loss from the battleship Minnesota. No criminality was attached to the officers of the Crisfield who were in command of the disaster.
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Emory
Hampton Roads
Washington
Naval Board of Investigation
Minnesota
Crisfield
Secretary declines to recognize Honduran provisional government
The secretary has refused Dr. Angel Ugarte’s request to be received at the department as diplomatic representative of the Honduran provisional government, constituting a refusal to recognize that government at this time.
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Honduras
Digut
Angel Ugarte
Ich
Thane
Milwaukee bankruptcy firm man charged with fraud
Tra B. Smith of Smith Thorndike and Crown, a wholesale grocery firm, recently went into voluntary bankruptcy in Milwaukee and was arrested on charges of obtaining money under false representations of the firm finances.
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Tra B. Smith
Smith, Thorndike & Crown
Milwaukee
Lightning Strikes Golfer and Caddy at Ohio Club
B. Bradshaw of East Liverpool and his caddy Edgar Rand were struck by lightning on the Mahuuing Golf Club links during the fifth annual Ohio CroYS association tournament. They are expected to recover.
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B. Bradshaw
East Liverpool
Edgar Rand
Mahuuing Golf Club
T Bradshawas
Ohio Crols Association
Alabama Senate Vacancy Filled by Pank Appointment
Gov. Comner of Alabama appointed former Congressman John T. Pank to the U S Senate seat caused by the death of Senator Morgan. The appointment lasts until the legislature meets on July 15.
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Morgan
Gov
Comner
Mabama
John T. Pankhead
United States Senate
Alabama
Japanese not allowed to land over bubonic plague
Report from Mexico City notes that about 1,000 Japanese arriving at Salina Crag port on June 16 were denied landing due to bubonic plague among them. Authorities warned risk of spread and began health quarantine measures.
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Mexico City
Salina Crag
Lehmltz Fight Pull Seeks Bail From State Court of Appeals
Mayor Behmitz has applied to the state court of appeals for release on bail. The application, it is understood, contained several sensational statements.
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Lehmltz
Behmitz
State Court of Appeals
Beinnesota launch disaster victim recovered in Hampton Roads
The body of Midshipman Henry Clay Huffin Jr of Jackson County was recovered in Hampton Roads on Thursday, completing the search for missing crewmen from the Beinnesota launch accident.
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Henry Clay Huffin, Jr
Jackson, C
Hampton Roads
Explosion Sinks Torpedo Boat Off Bayhead Eng
An explosion on a torpedo boat off Bayhead Eng sank the vessel. The boat’s name is unclear but reports say the British torpedo boat Gunboat Dryad aided the crew in distress.
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Bayhead
Eng
Dryad
Rumor of Recall of Ambassador from Washington Baseless
Viscount Hayashi Japanese foreign minister said Friday that the rumor Ambassador Agi would be recalled from Washington is without foundation.
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Aoki
Viscount Hayashi
Agi
Washington
Jealous Man Kills Wife in Buffalo Area
Frank Tallenter a carpenter on the Cattaragus Indiaa Featrbvisitat near Buffalo New York shot and killed his wife Emly as she was dining with Juan Twoears, then killed himself. The incident occurred in a domestic feud and left authorities investigating.
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Frank Tallenter
Wreck Near Spokane Injures Passengers on Railroad
A Wednesday morning collision on the Spokane and International railroad near the Spokane Bridge injured many passengers, with several feared fatally. Police and investigators cordon the area as survivors receive aid.
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Spokane
Spokne and Iuture National Railroad
Western League baseball schedule at Sioux City
The schedule lists Western League games to be played at Sioux City in the near term. Omaha and Denver are set for July 6 7 8 and July 9 10 14 respectively with Pueblo appearing on July 22 23 24 and 14.
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Sioux City
Omanha
Denver
Pueblo
Secretary Dickinewin Asked to Resign by Stokes
pv Stokes of New Jersey sent a formal letter Wednesday asking Secretary of State Dickinewin to resign his office The contents of the letter were not disclosed.
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Pv. Stokes
New Jersey
Dickinewin
Three Trainmen Killed in Prairie State Collision
A wreck near Florence on Wednesday claimed the lives of Fireman O'srerrt and Brakeman Gooch, with a third trainman dead. The buyer of Kry Chrinde beamo Sve hhew to che wie past remains unclear as investigators probe cause and identify other victims.
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Florence
Cate
O'srerrt
Gooch
Puebis
Eastern Educator Promotes Barefoot Health Advocate
Prof Felix Wilson of Holyoke Massachusetts visits Chautauqua Park Waterloo as a physical culturist urging close contact with nature. He goes barefoot bareheaded and bare limbed most of the year sleeps on the ground to absorb earth magnetism. He claims near nature yields health vitality and less baldness for men and women alike.
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Felix Wilson
Holyoke
Mass
Chautauqua Park
Waterloo
Wilson
Hon
Robbers Startled Town In Lovilla Fire Loss
Fire wiped out about a quarter of Lovilla's business district early Wednesday with an estimated loss of 25000 dollars. Robbers suspected to have started the blaze, first discovered in D H Rouse hardware, spreading to the parsonage post office and more. Losses listed: Rouse hardware 8000 Nye post office 1500 O’Brien meat market 2000 O’Brien real estate 1000 Pierce residence 1800 parsonage 2600.
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Lovilla
D. H. Rouse
United Brethren Parsonage
Rouse
J. W. Nye
O'Brien Bros
Thomas O'Brien
W. BR. Pierce
Promoter in Des Moines Jail Over Hotel Fraud Allegations
Chicagoan E Vine cent Lewis jailed in Des Moines on charges of attempting to defraud the Savery hotel of a $34 board bill. He arrived with a ragged appearance and claimed to be a friend of John A W Gates, telegraphing ex Senator William F E Mason to defend him and file suit for damages. Vincent has been in Des Moines for weeks as the alleged promoter of a $4,000,000 denatured alcohol plant.
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Savery Hotel
Vincent
Drs Moines
Under New Divorce Law Delays Pending Cases
Several divorce suits in Canal Bluffs district court face delay as a new statute restricts remarriage within one year after divorce. The law takes effect July 4 and will limit hearings, delaying decrees already scheduled before the term ends.
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Council Blutts
Cannel Bluatts
Castana Normal School opens eighth summer session
The Castana normal school begins its eighth annual summer term with the largest attendance in its history, drawing teachers from Monona, Harrison, Ida, and Woodbury counties. The five week term ends before the county teachers’ institute at New Steamer on the Mississippi. The Alba steamer, built by Dubuque Boat and Boiler Works, departed for Vicksburg, Mississippi, as the largest craft yet on the river, to lay up near Keokuk when water allows passage.
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Castana
Castana Normal School
Monena County
Harrison, Ida
Woodbury
Teachers’ Institute
Mississippi
Dubque Boat and Boiler Works
Vicksburg
Miss
Keokuk
Drowning tragedy during swim near Moldysitle
In Des Moines River near Moldysitle a boy aged 11 or 12 drowned while swimming with companions. He drifted beyond his depth and sank after attempting to help a friend. The Cres ton District Epworth League convention concluded after an excellent two day program with closing address by President Sheldon of Indianola on Worship in European Countries.
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Thomas Thomas
Des Moines
Moldysitle
Creston Distriet Epworth League
Creston
Epworth League
Sheldon
Indianola
Workman Killed Building Tower at County Farm
Gilbert Albertson of Fairfield died after falling from an 80 foot steel tower he helped erect at the Jefferson county poor farm west of town. He died within a few hours.
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Gilbert Albertson
Fairfield
Jefferson County
Higher Wages For Plumbers In Cornell Bluffs
Monday announcement from the master plumbers of Cornell Bluffs says they grant wage demands rising from 4.50 to 5 per day, avoiding a threatened strike. Semmer Kimmel's son married. James B. Kimmel, son of Senator W. OC. Kimmel, wed Nora B. Shank at Sheldon. The couple departed for Chicago and other eastern points on a brief wedding tour.
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Cornell Bluffs
Semmter Kimmel
James
Kimmel
W. OC. Kimmel
Sheldon
Nora
Shank
Chicago
Nightlife and thirst drive crowds across the river
At midnight a city saloon opened marking a unique scene as residents ignored state laws and crossed the river seeking refreshment. Thousands toured North Dubuane in Illinois or Kimble's Park in Wisconsin, with over 5,000 visitors estimated at the Wisconsin resort before afternoon ended as supplies ran out.
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Hast Dubuane
Kimble's Park
Wisconsin
Young Newton Driver Fatally Injured in Runaway Team
In Newton, 19 year old Harry Hawke drove a livery team that bolted and threw him from the carriage. He lay unconscious through Sunday night and Monday. doctors say recovery is not expected. Two girls and a youth also suffered injuries, while Roy Livingston and Miss Short sustained bruises. The crash occurred in the residential area of Newton.
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Hi Newton
Harry Hawke
Newton
Hawke
Roy Livingston
Miss Short
Dickinson Case Postponed Again in Blydenburgh Murder
The murder trial of H B Dickinson, insurance agent accused in Irene Blydenburgh's death at Eldora, is postponed to September court term. Dickinson sought more delay citing poor health and time to write life insurance, a move opposed by the victim’s Eldora friends.
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Blydenburgh
H. B. Dickinson
Irene Blydenburgh
Eldora
Dickinson
Eldora Friends
Port Dodge Loses School In Major Fire
A Hoe wire started a blaze at Mort Dodge high school on Tenth street hill, destroying one of the city’s finest structures. Low water pressure hindered firefighting, and the building was a smoldering ruin within two hours. Loss estimated at 75,000 dollars with 25,000 dollars insured.
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Mort Dodge High School
Tenth Street Hill
Daylight Burglary at Central Depot in Manson
Skeleton key artist robbed Manson depot of $70.50 in cash Sunday between 11 30 and 12 30 PM. Entrance gained by skeleton keys. all else locked and undisturbed. Agent Johnson returning from dinner to sell 12 47 Wellock train tickets. a heavy set stranger arriving on the early morning train is suspected of knowing more about the robbery.
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Manson
Hlinvis
Johnson
Wellock
Monona Ditch Work Progresses Near Onawa
Construction on the Monona-Harrison ditch advances northeast of Onawa with no incidents. Chicago Canal Construction Co. serves as the contractor to the head of the Oliver lakes where the Farris-Kessle Co. contract begins.
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Monona Ditch
Iinuis Central
Onawa
Chicago Canal Construction Company
Emi
Oliver Lakes
Farris-Kessle Company
Milwaukee visitors warned not to distribute beer in city
Mayor McConlogue of Masonity warned visiting Milwaukee businessmen in Dubuque not to distribute beer locally. A rumor claimed the guests had a carload of JSchutz from Emmetsburg to hand out. Trainmaster Fidson promoted. R H Edson named superintendent of the Western division of the Milwaukee road from Chamberlain to Rapid City S D. A G Peterson succeeds him at Mitchell S D.
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Milwaukee
McConlogue
Masonity
Dubuque
Emmetsburg
Fidson
R. H. Edson
Mason City
Milwaukee Railroad
Chamberlain
Rapid City
S& D
A. G. Peterson
Mitchell
Green bug alarm as farmers battle northward spread
Farmers along the Mississippi counties report a moving green bug ravaging oat fields forcing plowing and corn planting. A. D. Griswold of Jesup is killed in Independence when thrown from a buggy onto a railroad track. Delbert Crosby drowns in Calumus Creek while bathing with brothers. body found hours later. Switchman Peter Larson is badly mangled at Cedar Rapids and hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
A. D. Griswold
Jesup
Independence
Mason City
Delbert Crosby
Henry Crosby
Calumus Creek
Ave
Deckier Packing
Switchman
Peter Larson
Rock Island
Merchants Cite Stable Trade Mood Amid Wheat and Cotton Sales
A Dublin district report notes improved merchant outlook and satisfactory payments fostering steadier demand for wheat and cotton across multiple regions. Despite some shortages, overall sales volumes and export figures show progress, with week figures varying but trending upward compared with the prior year, while Canadian and U.S. exports reflect general strength.
Grain and Livestock Prices Across Cities
Market notes from Chicago to Toledo show cattle hogs and sheep trading mostly steady with bids up to 6.50 for cattle in Buffalo and wheat around No 2 white near 98 cents in Detroit. Reports include damages from a fire at Sacred Heart and a fatal incident involving Col. 2 near Leave Pk with a plea in progress.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Toma Sacred Heart
Ance Gsy
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Ward
Tellor
Cole Siren
Fiarlson
Mercantile Collétti
Dun's
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