Revolution Rumors Stir Russia As Miners Strike Rally
Dispatches describe imminent widespread revolt in southern Russia within a month as coal miners in Tousofka march with banners while troops receive cheering support. Kaluga garrison shows sympathy with strikers and refuses duties. Sudzha peasants kill two guards in upheaval at the Yuerenoff estate.
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St. Petersburg
Khbarkoff
Russia
Tousofka
Kaluga
Sudzha
Kursk
Yuerenoff
Quiet Reported Across Bialystok and St Petersburg
News from June 20 notes no further disorders in Bialystok and reports the city council demanding the end of martial law. It also states seven St Petersburg newspapers, along with the Gules, were confiscated for critical coverage and describes a Minsk incident where Governor Karloff was thanked by a Jewish delegation for preventive measures.
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St. Petersburg
Bialystok
Minsk
Karloff
Arakantseff
Agrarian committee in Russian parliament advances but faces delay
The ninety nine member agrarian committee begins its second stage in the lower house. Its unwieldy size and eight pending arrivals hinder rapid drafting of land expropriation law. Petrasivsky Looff lead a moderating bloc while Polish deputies oppose rent rather than sale. Woman suffrage clashes spark rioting-like scenes as suffragists confront peasant opponents.
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St. Petersburg
Agrarian Committee
MM. Petrasivsky
Looff
Constitutional Democrats
Constitutional Democratic
United States
M. Petrunkevich
Tauride
Russian revolu tion trial witness slain in Riga
Ansa Zedin who testified at the recent trial of thirty six revolutionists and helped secure seven death sentences was killed Tuesday in his Riga apartment by three unknown assailants.
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Riga
Russia
Ansa Zedin
British Subjects Killed Near Amoy China
Dispatch from Amoy reports two British subjects killed thirty three miles from Amoy in an incident abroad. The state department acknowledged receipt of the dispatch and provided details as available.
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Washington
State Department
Amoy
China
Norwegian King Haakon Arrives in Trondhjem with Queen Maud
King Haakon VII Queen Maud and Crown Prince Olaf arrive at the ancient capital Haakon the Good in Trondhjem aboard the Heimdal amid festive crowds. Diplomatic corps, army and naval officers, and municipal officials greet them as they land and proceed to the palace. Police outline security for the royal party.
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Haakon VII
Haakon the Good
Norway
Heimdal
Christiania
Army
Hekla
Olaf
Queen Maud
Haakon
Steubel
William
Maud
Washington rail rate bill conferees near last session week
Washington reports indicate conferees on the railroad rate bill will delay a final report until next week, likely the session's last. Only three amendments remain contentious the pipeline, commodity, and five day notice before injunction hearings. Objections warn the pipeline change could harm small railroads serving lumber needs.
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Washington
Senate
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Insurgent and Machine Republican factions contend in North Dakota first primary
Grand Forks reports the first primary under the new North Dakota law held Tuesday. Ballot counting is slow and results statewide remain in doubt for hours. Both Insurgent and Machine factions claim control of the state convention at Jamestown on July 12.
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Grand Forks
N. D
North Dakota
Republican Party
Jamestown
National League of Republican clubs ends its convention
In Philadelphia on June 20 the National League of Republican clubs wrapped up its convention reaffirming allegiance to Republican principles and condemning combinations restraining trade.
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Philadelphia
Republican Party
National League of Republican Clubs
Greek Band Murders Bulgarians Near Monastir
On June 17 at Lisola near Monastir a Greek band killed eight Bulgarians including two priests in an ambush. Local authorities report the assault as part of ongoing ethnic tensions in the region.
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Sbalonica
Lisola
Monastir
Messages of Condolence In Ohio Governor Pattison’s Death
Cincinnati reports John M Patti son and Albert L Harris assume duties as governor and lieutenant governor respectively after Pattison dies. Messages of condolence pour in from across the country. A simple funeral is planned with burial in Clermont County as per the family and Pattison’s views.
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Cincinnati
John M. Pattison
Ohio
Milford
Albert L. Harris
Harris
Pattison
Clermont County
Bohemia Castle Floods. Heir to Throne Involved
A Vienna Tribune telegraph reports a severe storm at Beserchau Bohemia Sunday night caused Knopischt Castle to flood. Archduke Francis Ferdinand heir to the throne and his family resided there. A salvage corps was organized but sixteen lives were lost in the disaster.
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London
Vienna
the Tribune
Beserchau
Bohemia
Knopischt
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Bomb Attack Wounds Prison Governor and Assistant in Kovno
An unknown assailant threw a bomb at M Humbert governor of the prison and his assistant M Akatoff in the street. Akatoff was seriously wounded while Humbert and two bystanders suffered minor injuries.
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Kovno
M. Humbert
M. Akatoff
Prominent Surgeon Shoots Himself in Peoria
Dr. E. M. Sutton, Peoria Alabama’s leading surgeon with national reputation, died by suicide. Authorities say he shot himself through the head, with the death attributed to temporary insanity from overwork and worry.
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Peoria, al
E. M. Sutton
McCoy Bank Embezzlement Case Ends in Indefinite Prison
Thomas J. McCoy, found guilty of embezzlement tied to the McCoy bank failure at Rensselaer, Monticello Indiana, June 20, is sentenced to an indeterminate term of one to three years in state prison.
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Monticello
Ind
Thomas J. McCoy
McCoy Bank
Rensselaer
Rain Ends Long Drought in Burlington Area
Two and a half inches of rain fell Tuesday in Burlington Ja ending a long drought and benefiting crops and pastures local residents report the rainfall helped pasture growth and crop prospects in the county.
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Burlington
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