Rojestvensky Dies After Sea of Japan Defeat
Vice Admiral Rojestvensky died in Bad Neuheim at about sixty from heart trouble believed linked to injuries from the Sea of Japan battle in 1905. The Russian commander was wounded when the Kniaz Souvaroff exploded and was later captured. a 1906 court acquitted him due to incapacitation.
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Bad Neuheim
Germany
Rojestvensky
Sea of Japan
Sea of
Japan
Sinovi Petrovitch Rojlestvensky
England
Rosesvensky
Vladimir Menromach
Sven
Peresviet
Alexieff
Far East
China
Avellan
Togo
Kniaz
Bryan Faces Prohibition Debate And Hill Bill Controversy
Eastern Democrats notify William J Bryan that the anti injunction plank from Denver is weak. The Hill bill requires trial by jury in contempt cases outside court jurisdiction. Bryan weighs the risk and probes for clarity as prohibitionists hint at cross over support. Contributions from farmers arrive as Bryan appeals to Democratic newspapers for funds.
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Lincoln, Neb
William J. Bryan
Denver
David B. Hill
Senate
Hill
Allen
Nebraska
Bryan
Committee On Resolutions
Associated Press
Washington
United States Senate
Wiley B. Philips
California Voice of
Los Angeles
Columbus
Philips
Phillips
Mr. Bryan
Taft
Omaha
Fairview
Labor leaders cited to appear in court over injunction
Washington July 21 Justice Anderson of the district supreme court has summoned Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and John Mitchell to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt of the courts injunctive orders The Buck Stove and Range company of St Louis claims violations of the injunction through Gompers and Morrison and a proposed fine on mine workers for buying Buck Stove products The case centers on alleged boycott and published remarks in the Federationist and other statements by the labor leaders
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Washington
Buck Stove and Range
Justice Anderson
District Supreme Court
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Frank Morrison
John Mitchell
Executive Council
United Mine Workers of America
Buck Stove and Range Company of
St. Louis
Justice Gould
Gompers
Federationist
Buck Stove and Range Company
United Mine Workers
Cholera Stampede Quelled in Philippine Department
Washington reports advices from the war department say cholera has been stamped out in the department of the Philippines. The outbreak is declared ended and no new cases are reported in the area.
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Washington
War Department
Department of the Philippines
Baseball Scores From Nation Alike in Tight Games
American Association results include Indianapolis 4 over Columbus 3 and Milwaukee 5 over St. Paul 1 with a second game Milwaukee 4, St. Paul 2. American League sees Boston 8 over Chicago 1 and New York 8 tied with St. Louis 8. National League reports Chicago 5 over Boston 2 and Cincinnati 3 over Philadelphia in eleven innings.
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Indianapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Louisville
Toledo
Boston
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Ottertail County Man Shot After Knife Threat
Frank Harter of Otto town was shot dead by neighbor John Lida as Harter approached Lida’s house armed with a knife. Authorities learned Harter acted under infatuation and possible insanity. Lida surrendered and Cononer Haugen traveled to investigate.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
Frank Harter
Otto
Ottertail County
John Lida
Harter
Lida
Cononer Haugen
Hazel Drew murder case new lead reported near Teal's pond
Officer Powers cites William and Mrs Haffey driving near Teal's pond on July 7 when Smith and Gunderman saw Hazel Drew alone on the road. A tall man in brush near the pond as hat was found is suggested as a possible murderer. Haffeys did not see the girl.
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Troy
N. Y
Hazel Drew
Powers
William Haffey
Teal’s Pond
Smith
Gunderman
Haffeys
Hazel
Tit For Tat
A Kansas City Journal item notes a firm move by tenants to relocate rather than perform housekeeping, calling the idea original though acknowledging it had appeared before among those who left the house they leased.
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Kansas City Journal
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Nels Michelson
Prop
F. I. Crane
Mand
Vice Admiral
Nebraskan
Mitchell
American Association
Metropolitan
Frank Guillemin
Kuppenheimer
Clothing House
Austin
Austin Daily Herald
First National Bank
W Shaw
H. J. Banfield
N F Banfield
H J Drost
Panama
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