Moscow Seethes as Government Faces Overthrow in East
A June dispatch reports pressure on Goremykin to resign amid Bialystok massacres. Moscow mutiny and shootings rise as troops clash with officers. a cruiser mutiny near Novgorod ends with seizing the ship for port. Officials slain in Warsaw and Pietkow. unrest spreads across the empire as observers warn of a looming crisis.
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George Frazer
St. Petersburg
Goremykin
Bialystok
Count Witte
Russia
Moscow
Novgorod
Odessa
Sebast
Essa
Independent phone interests unite to challenge Bell
Ten tentative plans are under way to unify major independent telephone companies for greater development and to resist the Bell monopoly. A committee representing key independents has met in New York and will report to an upcoming Chicago meeting slated for next Tuesday through Thursday. A committee member cautioned that the plan is still in a couple state and that details are not yet fully worked out.
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Wire
New York
Wall Street
Bell Company
Chicago
Coomree
Haa
Tts
Eed
Missing man linked to Atlanta ball players report
Springfield letter describes Henry Harley and William Smith saying George Niouffer, a missing service board director, is en route to Mexico from New Orleans where he met with the Atlanta team last week.
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Springfeld. O
Henry Harley
Springfeld
New Orleans
Atlanta
George Niouffer
Minging Service Board
Mexico
Harley
William Smith
Nieuffer
Wonderful Escape From Awful Fall Near Helena
In Helena Montana on June 25 a blast at Harris Lime Quarry ten miles away caused a miraculous escape for thirty to forty men. A nearby trick house housed a fuse connected dynamite sticks of thirty five. the powder house exploded by an unknown person while workers slept.
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Helena
Mont
Harris Lime Quarry
Cupid Wins Hard Race in Chicago Romance Tale
Cupid finally triumphed in a Chicago romance portrayed as a medieval tale. William Leiferman married Grace Monroe, the 18 year old daughter of Rev. Alexander Monroe, in a dramatic ceremony described as a hard fought union amid social pressures and local customs.
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Chicago
Cupid
William Leiferman
Grace Monroe
Alexander Mon
Yellow fever case appears on boat from Cuban port
A Cuban sailor aboard a steamship from Havana brought yellow fever to Halpsarentos station near New Orleans. Officials noted this is the first report of the disease in Louisiana this year, with quarantine measures in place along five Gulf stations. Board president said ongoing strict quarantine should prevent a statewide outbreak.
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Cuban
New Orleans
Halpsarentos
State Board of the Airvent
Atone Io
State Board of Health
Louisiana
Havana
Gulf of Mexico
Rio Ventero
Port
No Game Today Cause Raik Rain Delays Series Opener
Rain halted Atlanta vs Montgomery as both clubs opened a series after a long road trip. A doubleheader was slated for Wednesday afternoon in Birmingham with Wilhelm, Matthews, Dugan, Doagan in the batteries and umpires listed, while Little Rock hosted New Orleans with Watt, Orr, Guese, Stratton and different umpires. Memphis-Shreveport also postponed due to rain.
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Atlanta
Montgomery
N. Orleans
Watt
Orr
Guese
Stratton
Buckley
Weston
American Beats Sawyer In All Championship First Round
In London on June 25 the American team defeated Sawyer in the first round of the all American Championship. Collins from America also won his match against Patterson, English, with scores 1-1, 6-1, 6-2.
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London
Sawyer
Wima Eereig
Collins America
Birely Collins America
Patterson
Apparent Spread At Jackson Reported In Telegram
A telegram to Dr J F Hunter secretary of the state board of health from Dr Iron president of the Louisiana board of health notes a Cuban vessel Holstein tos trained at ten for the ix days, indicating a potential spread at Jackson. The message mentions June 26 and cites officials regarding health measures and containment steps.
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Jackson
Jackson, Mira
J. FF. ‘Hunter
State Board of Health
Iron
Louisiana Board of Health
Sion
Corpy Charged Robbery Case In New Orleans Garden
Special to The Georgian New Orleans June 2 Tony Russo an Italian gardener was imprisoned here on suspicion of robbing the corpse of his employer after being found near the scene. Authorities describe the motive as unclear while investigators pursue leads.
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New Orleans
Tony Russo
Bia Pernon
Fell Fifty Feet Onto Rock Pile In Afternoon Incident
A report describes a fall of about a hundred feet onto a rock pile yesterday afternoon. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but the incident involved injuries and prompted a response from local authorities. Further information is pending.
Senate orders probe into grain elevators and railways
Washington June 25 the Senate met and a motion introduced by Lafollette directs the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate the relations between grain elevators and the railways.
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Washington
Senate Metant
Lafollette
Inter-state Commerce Commission
Debate on a higher plane cools in public clash
The debate ended without bitterness as Mr. Howell and Mr. Smith shook hands and spoke of moving to a decent plane. Howell spoke with strong confidence, while Smith maintained calm, returning the respect with measured contempt for his opponent. The exchange drew loud applause, even as outside disturbances briefly disrupted the room.
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Mr. Smith
Mr. Howell
Howell Mg
Nevins
Howell
Smith
Atlanta
Debate in Rome Sparks Mixed Reactions Across Groups
By John C. Reese a crowd quotes respond to the joint debate in Rome. Supporters mock or praise the result while nonpartisans note the spread of comment on streets clubs and gatherings.
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John C. Reese
Hoke
Clark
Smith
Howell Su
Dog Falk
Rome
Alfonso and Hi65 Bride Planned Visit to Wight
A brief note indicates Alfonso and Hi65 Bride are set for a visit to the Isle of Wight. Details remain sparse with no firm dates or accompanying events provided.
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Alfonso
Hi65
Bride
Wight
The Long Worths Tea With The Kaiser On Kiel Yard Visit
Private Leased Wire reports that the Long Worths shared tea with the Kaiser aboard the German ruler's American built schooner yacht at Kiel. The article then shifts to a racing meet at Sheepshead Bay with details of multiple stakes, contenders, and results across seven races including winners such as Paumonok Roseben Clare Ruane Tim Copan Mandarin Wexford and Exclamation, and times and placements for other contenders.
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Kiel
Germany
Greens Area Ass
Sheepshead Bay
Ts Wai
Met
Allen
Kid ‘Glove
Whinnie
Bir Huon
Paumonok
Timber
Roseben
Handzarra
Clare Ruane
Periee Okaia G i Woodwitch
Tim Copan
Duinty
Te Anoparids
Tate
Booth Tucker Weds Minnie Reid in Salvation Army Ceremony
London June 25 The marriage of Commander Booth Tucker and Miss Minnie Reid was conducted at the Salvation Army citadel in South Tottenham with General Booth officiating.
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Booth Tucker
Minnie Reid
London
South Totenham
Salvation Army
Booth
RACE RESULTS AT LATONIA KY JUNE 28
Latonia Kentucky June 28 race day results list Happy Jack winning at 3 to 1 with Malleable second and Sharp third. Bugler and Broward also placed in the field. Fourth race saw Frank Edith M. at 100 to 1 with Edith M. and St Alarm among notable performances.
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Latona
Latonia
Broward
John Kaufman
Ransenreewen
Edith M
Atlanta Wins $200000 Cash For Major Building
Private wire report lists Atlanta receiving 200000 dollars for a large building project amid a spread of state allocations. The document includes numerous city and college payments such as Alabama Montgomery 12000, Gainesville 25000, Ocala 46000, Valdosta 125000, and New Orleans 14000 among others, with totals and local mentions.
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Washington
Atlanta
Eaay
Chatramn Iartboia
Ieee
Federal Ag
Alabama
Montgomery
Sela
Tuscaloosa
Dothan
Eae Gadsden
Arkansas—Litu
Oo Billi
Fayetteville
Piurida
Gainesville
Ocala
Savitle
Valdosta
Albany
Americus
Pe Hing Green
Oadone Siacco
Mayfield
Hinton
Iiococo
Cattlesburg
Parents Arrested in Case Involving Injured Daughter
Frederick Brad wicker and his wife were detained over a serious incident concerning their young daughter Coeeetia. Readings indicate the child was harmed after a blow sustained Thursday. The couple faces charges as investigators continue to probe the matter in Orlente.
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Orlente
Coeeetia
Frederick Bradwicker
American Tourists Invading Continent
London dispatch notes a continued influx of American travelers. Prominent Americans, including Mrs. Henry Phillips and others from Washington, Chicago, California, Pennsylvania, and Pittsburgh, are noted as touring the continent and registering at Aix-les-Bains.
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Paul Lambeth
London
Henry Phil
J. Re Berio
Thomas
Ge] Harvey
J. W. Bul
Mattra
Alice Langham
Washington
George
Paine
T. P. Shonts
Bhonts
Chicago
Ian Margaret
Aix-Les-Balis
Mise Himne
California
Re. Hallward Thaw
Pittsburg
Herbert Dupay
Itaburg
Policyholders Rally to Oppose Wall Street Control
Policyholders of Mutual and New York Life plan a December election fight to wrest control of their combined assets from Wall Street. Leading figures include Cardinal Gibbons and the President’s son-in-law, with Samuel Untermeyer directing the international policyholders committees from today through December.
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Wall Street
New York
Mutual
New York Life Insurance Companies
Ithe
United States
Canada
Ite
Samuel Untermeyer
Congress’ Hands Off In Insurance Affairs
Washington dispatch reports the Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously decided Congress will not intervene in insurance matters including marine fire and life. The panel passed the Long resolution seeking a report on all anti trust and rate rebate prosecutions then pending. Notable members cited include Cardinal William O’Connell and other figures from Philadelphia and Ohio, with виг.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary
Congress
Fire
Lse
Children Not Kidnapped But Drowned in Lake
Private Leased Wire Chicago June 26 The bodies of Leonard Kaufman and Mary Kaufman were recovered from a lake after a search that began earlier. Authorities had offered a $500 reward for the arrest of those responsible. Three thousand police and many volunteers had joined the hunt, amid initial rumors of kidnapping.
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Chicago
Leonard Kaufman
Mary Kaufman
Gubernatorial Campaign Opened A Year Ago In Georgia
Hoke Smith of Melally began his bid for governor with a Madison speech claiming a divine call and has delivered about 160 campaign addresses. Howell and others joined the race as Smith sought key counties. campaigns feature visits and rival accusations, with Smith asserting ability to beat the quartet of Clark Howell, McDuffle, Tar Watson, and others.
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Hoke Smith
Melally
Madison
Mit
Howell
Smith
Spree
Coment A
Eaul
Savannah
I. BR. Ruswell
Winder
James M. Smith
Smithssonia
G. KR. Nunnally
Nenon
Nunnnally
Cee
Clark Howell
Brit Ho Mootesy
Macon
Hoke
McDuffle County
Boiedeer Tar Watson
Peabody Organizes Special Train to Spare Ladies Sleep
A plan by Mr. Peabody to charter a special train from the Southern to Columbus at dawn to avoid disturbing ladies with the regular 5 o'clock departure. He faced questions about optics and press scrutiny, ultimately diverting the tip to Sheltering Arms in Atlanta.
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Peabody
Columbus
George Poster
Southern
Mich
Atlanta
Ernest
Offleigh
Cain
One Car Jumps Track Then For Turn Turtle
A railway incident near Marshaltown Iowa on a June day involved a Great Western railway car derailing and turning turtle. The event disrupted service and prompted investigation into track conditions.
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Marshaltown
Iowa
Otean
Great Western Railway
Man Kills Wife and Ends Own Life in Teignyson Farm Scene
Private Leased Wire from Seonevile Ind reports Willem N‑Mardin a Tegnyson farmer killed his wife then killed himself after police surrounded his barricaded home. A diary found near the bodies details alleged wrongs by his wife and mentions business associates in a clandestine affair. The tragedy appears to involve accusations of forgery and betrayal amid a farm community.
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Seonevile
Ind
Willem N- Mardin
Tegnyson
Subide
Hanh Hyi Hardie
Beos
Boa
Bita
Train Derailment North of Town Injures Several
A derailment occurred 14 miles north of the ten when one car jumped the track at a bridge. The train passed over the bridge safely and came to a stop on the side. Four coaches overturned leaving several injured but none in critical condition.
Trial of Greene and Gaynor Cost Uncle Sam $100000
Washington dispatch reports that a letter from Attorney General M to Chairman Tawney explains a deferment appropriation. The government paid $100000 to extradite Greene and Gaynor and bring them to trial in Savannah Georgia on charges of defrauding the United States. Foreign counsel are to be paid six hundred of this sum.
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Washington
Tawney
Green Gaynor
Savannah
United States
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