EmperOR Nicholas Ties Cabinet Plan as Mutiny Roils Russia
London reports Emperor Nicholas pushes General Trepoff to form a new cabinet and summons M Pobiedonostseff to Peterhoff. Riazan dispatch notes Bolchof regiment mutinying and killing several officers. Bialystok says three investigations will probe excesses, inviting witnesses while authorities restore looted property.
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the Tribune
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Trepoff
M. Pobiedonostseff
Holy Synod
Peterhoff
Riazan
Bolchof
Rebels Fire on Russian Officer in Warsaw Raid
Revolutionists in Warsaw fired eight shots at Police Sergeant Popik missing him but fatally wounding two women. It marks the fifth attack on police sergeants this week. Three government saloons were sacked, with money stolen. perpetrators fled.
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Warsaw
Popik
Grodno Governor Seeks Bloodshed Believed Useful
Vilna Jewish World correspondent reports the Grodno governor told a Jewish deputation that a little blood-letting would be useful. He cited 1905 June riots when forty Jews were fatally hurt and claims peace followed for six months.
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London
Vilna
Bialystok
Grodno
Murderer of Derkatcheff Linked to Former Policeman
London telegram from Bialystok reports the killer of Chief of Police Derkatcheff, shot May 30, is a former policeman. Jews had earlier been accused of the crime.
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London
Jewish Chronicle
Bialystok
Derkatcheff
Roosevelt Telegrams Meeting on Russian Jewish Massacre
President Roosevelt sent a telegram read at a large Beth Hammeddrosch Hagadal synagogue gathering in New York. He said he would discuss the issue with Secretary Root and lamented the harm of interference while supporting congressional action on immigration to aid Russians fleeing massacres. Rabbis spoke in Yiddish and English urging policy help.
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New York
Roosevelt
Russia
Root
Beth Hammeddrosch Hagadal
Norfolk Street
United Hebrew Community
Joseph Silverman
Temple Emanuel
Congress
Russla
Explosive Depot at Kamencky Explodes After Unloading
In Ekaterinoslav on June 21 a depot of explosives with thirteen bombs was found at Kamencky village. While unloading, one bomb exploded killing one person and wounding two others.
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Ekaterinoslav
Kamencky
Three men sentenced to death for highway robbery
Odessa reports that on June 21 three men, including a German subject named Jetter, were tried by court martial and sentenced to death for high way robbery.
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Odessa
Jetter
Traveling expenses bill passes in the House
The sundry civil bill includes a 25000 traveling expense appropriation for the president. Debate centers on whether it covers current or future presidents as Mr Tawney defends a permanent law. The bill passes 175 to 68 after brief questions about official duties and travel duties.
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Washington
House
Tawney
Minnesota
Appropriations Committee
Watson
Indiana
Underwood
Ala
James
Kentucky
Army
Navy
House Passes Twenty Bills Under Suspension of Rules
In Washington on June 21 the house passed twenty measures by suspension of the rules. Key actions include a $25,000 allocation for presidential travel and an upgrade of the bureau of insular affairs chief to brigadier general, plus baggage checks by common carriers.
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Washington
House
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Senate
Senate debates meat inspection in agricultural bill
In Washington on June 21 the Senate discussed the meat inspection provision of the agricultural appropriation bill. Proctor Beveridge Lodge opposed features of the House amendment while Warren urged against drastic legislation. Lodge defended American morals, and Morgan and Perkins debated the Panama canal sea level plan. The Senate also held its first night session focusing on the sundry civil appropriation bill.
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Washington
Senate
Proctor
House
Messrs
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Lodge
Warren
Europe
Panama Canal
Morgan
Perkins
Cabinet meeting at the White House discussed public business
In Washington on June 21 five cabinet members and Attorney General Moody met with President Roosevelt in a night conference. The session lasted about two hours and was described as a routine discussion of public matters ahead of Congress adjournment. Roosevelt plans to leave Washington soon after adjournment.
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Washington
White House
Root
Taft
Bonaparte
Cortelyvou
Moody
Congress
Roosevelt
Trench Cave-In at Milliken Iron Works Kills Three
Eleven laborers buried when a cave-in at the Milliken Bros iron works excavation in Mariners Harbor Staten Island traps workers. Three men die, three are badly hurt, the rest rescued unconscious. police and rescue crews respond to the disaster.
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New York
Mariners’ Harbor
Staten Island
Lafayette McMahon jailed in Italian attack at Uniontown
Laf ayette McMahon is jailed in Uniontown on a charge of killing Giovani Desisto and wounding Nicola Rugaio and Juilio Rossi. He says his motive was to attack the Italians for no stated reason.
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Masontown
Lafayette McMahon
Uniontown
Giovani Desisto
Nicola Rugaio
Juilio Rossi
McMahon
Dynamite Plot Allegedly Tied to Mrs Kaufmann Murder Case
Emma Kaufmann wife of a wealthy brewer is jailed in Sioux Falls South Dakota amid reports of a secret women’s meeting plotting to dynamite her home if she is not held for murder. State's Attorney Orr seeks trial. bail unlikely soon as crowds demand justice and a lynching mob rhetoric appears outside the jail.
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Sioux Falls
M. D
Emma Kaufmann
Kaufmann
Agnes Poirets
Secret Conference of Women
Orr
State
Phillips
Supreme court overrules Barrington rehearing request
Jefferson City Mo June 21 the supreme court en banc overruled the motion for a rehearing filed by counsel for Lord Frederick Seymour Barrington sentenced to be hanged for the murder of James P McCann Unless Barringtons counsel can get his case transferred to the circuit court or Gov Folk interferes Barrington will be hanged June 29 at Clayton
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Jefferson City
Supreme Court
En Banc
Frederick Seymour Barrington
James P. McCann
Barrington
Circuit Court of the United States
Governor Folk
Clayton
Four Tramps Die in Southern Pacific Wreck Near Reno
Four tramps were killed and two other men seriously injured when a Southern Pacific freight train wrecked near Fleisch, sixteen miles west of Reno. The wreck was caused by a broken wheel on a freight car, and three bodies remained beneath the cars.
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Reno
Nev
Southern Pacific
Fleish
Here
Attack on Bu Hamara Aide in Tent Kills Guard Force
In Melilla on June 21 adherents of the sultan of Morocco tried to assassinate Bu Hamara the pretender while he slept in his tent. Several guards protecting the pretender were killed and many more wounded.
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Melilla
Morocco
Bu Hamara
Train Derails After Cow Strike Near Pawnee City
Westbound Rock Island train No 4 derailed one mile west of Pawnee City after striking a cow. Fireman and engineer sustained minor injuries while all passengers remained unharmed.
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Omaha
Rock Island
Pawnee C.y
Gas Explosion Injures Four Miners in Coal Mine
Springfield Iowa June 21 four men were seriously injured in a gas explosion at the Mechanicsburg Coal company's mine.
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Springfield
Mechanicsburg Coal Company
Special Embassies Arrive in Trondhjem for Royal Greeting
Special embassies from Great Britain and France arrive under royal escorts led by the Prince of Wales and Admiral Boyle. Crowds witness harbor salutes and gunfire as the Norwegian royal family greets the dignitaries. Sweden is largely absent due to King Oscar’s stance, while Swedish officials attend private business back home.
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Great Britain
France
Prince of Wales
Admiral Boyle
Norway
Prince and Princess of Wales
Marshall Fisld
Chicago
Sweden
Oscar
Christiania
Pulajanes Attack Burauen Police Station
A band of 800 Pulajanes led by Caesario Pastor attacked Burauen in Leyte at dawn. Five policemen were killed, five wounded, and the rest captured except the commanding lieutenant. Pastor was killed in the fight and the attackers carried off their dead and wounded.
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Manila
Caesario Pastor
Burauen
Leyte
Pastor
Labor in Politics urged by Hearst at AFL meeting
Representative William R. Hearst urged labor to enter politics to better push its aims rather than strike. He spoke after addressing the American Federation of Labor executive council in Washington at a session invited by President Samuel Gompers.
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Washington
William R. Hearst
New York
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Sessiion
Hearst
Gompers
Council
Labor
Shaw and Elkins Talk at West Virginia Bankers Meet
June 21 Elkins West Virginia Senator Elkins and Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M Shaw addressed the closing session of the West Virginia Bankers association A banquet at Senator Elkins home capped the event Shaw spoke over an hour on trade expansion with humor and business doctrine lauded by delegates Elkins discussed income and inheritance taxes and said the twentieth century prepares for a readjustment of interests
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Elkins
W. Va
West Virginia Bankers’ Association
Offer Declined by Fall River Textile Unions
Fall River Massachusetts June 21 with no dissent the union textile workers rejected the cotton manufacturers offer to restore the pre 1804 wage scale. The manufacturers proposed a minimum 5 percent weekly dividend to each employee, and the textile council sent the offer back to the individual unions.
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Fall River
Mass
Union Textile Workers
Textile Council
Manufacturers’ Association
Mine Shaft Accident Kills Two in Calumet
In Calumet Michigan on June 21 a cable broke sending an eight ton skip down No 6 shaft of the Quincy mine. The car killed Olaf Pictti kanr and Matt Lasi at the sixty second level and wounded a third man.
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Calumet, Mich
Quincy
Olaf Picttikanr
Matt Lasi
Regular Republicans Lead Insurgents in North Dakota Primary
Fargo reports show Regular Republicans leading Insurgents in the state with 310 to 120 votes and 37 still unreported. Insurgents claim 16 of those,可能 raising Regulars to about 325 in final tallies.
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Fargo
N. D
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