Soldiers in Moscow Garrison Suppressed by Artillery
The Times correspondence reports distant firing outside Khodina Plain as troops in Moscow are dispersed by artillery amid growing unrest. In St Petersburg, Conservative Centrist factions push for a cabinet from Octoberists to replace Goremykin, while Yermoloff calls for parliamentary settlement and local peasant land reforms.
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The
Times
Moscow
Khodina
St. Petersburg
Council of the Empire
Goremykin
Democratic Reform
Constitutional Democratic Party
M. Yermoloff
Pariament
Constitutional Democrats
M. Yermolofft
Nicholas
Interior
Stolypin
M. Frisch
Bialystok
Rader
Rogineffsky
Kister
Grodno
M. Schaermik
Terrorists kill two policemen in Warsaw suburb attack
In the Warsaw suburb of Wola a band of terrorists killed two policemen and wounded another police officer and a gendarme. An hour later the same group killed a police sergeant.
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Warsaw
Wola
Tragic Canoe Accident Drowns Edward Salbach and Wife
Washington news reports Edward R. Salbach a water department clerk and his wife drowned when their canoe capsized on the Potomac River. The incident occurred during a leisure outing with authorities not listing other details.
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Washington
Edward R. Salbach
Potomac River
Salbach
Water Department
Congress Ends Session With Far Reaching Federal Measures
Washington June 26 Important measures extending federal regulation have been enacted at the Fifty ninth congress first session. Rail rate and meat inspection laws will become laws and pure food bills are expected before adjournment. The session adds states and dissolves territories while alcohol tax relief and canal questions are debated. A large number of bills were introduced, setting a record for words in the Congressional Record. A shooting incident in a passenger car ends with a suspect jailed and a threatened lynching.
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Washington
Congress
Panama Canal
Santo Domingo
Streetcar Conductor Shot in Cairo Fare Dispute
Hardin Davis, a Black man, fatally wounds streetcar conductor W J Keesly after refusing to pay fare in Cairo Illinois. Davis also wounds Frank Dargel, a Paducah Kentucky baseball player, as the assailant’s attack escalates.
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Cairo
Lll
Two Sisters Drown After Boat Accident
In Red Wing Minnesota a launch party on the Mississippi River turned tragic when an alcohol lamp exploded. Grace and Edith Nettum sisters aged fourteen and twelve fell overboard and drowned despite rescue efforts.
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Red Wing
Minn
Mississippi River
Grace
Edith Nettum
Three Hundred Fifty Soudanese Killed in Expedition
Cairo reports a punitive expedition from El Obeid to Tolodi killed three hundred fifty Soudanese and captured one hundred. Tolodi garrison attacked by tribesmen in early June. forty Egyptians were killed. Expedition suffered no losses. Cause attributed to resentment over a government post in the area.
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Cairo
el Obeid
Tolodi
Peculiar Storm Drops Frogs Over Alton
A heavy rain storm in Alton Illinois on June 25 accompanied by hail brought a deluge of small green frogs. They hopped through streets as pedestrians and vehicles crushed them by the hundreds. Local officials believe they were swept up from marshy low lands by the wind and dropped over the city.
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Alton
Ill
Fatal quarrel in Davenport leaves two men shot
Davenport Iowa on June 25 reports John Esberg and Paul Ross shot by a man named Cappy Hoffmann who fled. Esberg died instantly from a heart wound while Ross was wounded in the stomach and likely to die. The dispute began with Esberg and Ross as aggressors.
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Davenport
John Esberg
Paul Ross
Hubbard Is Acquitted After Second Trial
Huron South Dakota June 25 The circuit court Judge Whiting presiding spent the week on the case of H L Hubbard charged with killing G W Cakebread at the Winter ranch west of the city two years ago He was convicted of manslaughter after a first trial and sent to the penitentiary for fifteen years A new trial granted by the supreme court led to Hubbard being acquitted He served about fifteen months in the Sioux Falls penitentiary after the first trial
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Huron
S. D
Whiting
H. L. Hubbard
G. W. Cakebread
Hubbard
Supreme Court
Sioux Falls
Amity tragedy claims two lives after arson and suicide
In Amity near Morristown New Jersey Free man Longcore attempted to coerce Rose Colly into a ride. After she refused he threatened her and set fire to her home. As she saved belongings Longcore shot and killed her then fled. Cornered by neighbors he killed himself.
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New York
Amity
Morristown
N. J
Freeman lLongcore
Rose Colly
Longcore
Slavish man arrested in double murder near Connelsville
Connelsville Pennsylvania an immigrant named Michael Comatz has been arrested on suspicion of murdering Uniontown bricklayers Thomas Berley and Robert Collins during a quarrel on Saturday night. He reportedly confessed to beating the men with a rail.
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Connelsville
Michael Comatz
Thomas Berley
Robert Collins
Uniontown
Comatz
Civil War Vet Kills Wife Then Self in Jealous Tragedy
In Booneville Indiana on June 25 W N Harding a 60 year old Civil War veteran residing near Tennyson shot his wife and then killed himself. Jealousy was cited as the motive.
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Booneville
Ind
W. N. Harding
Tennyson
Woman roasted to death in Pasadena auto crash
In a Colorado Street crash in Pasadena a car traveling sixty mph overturned, exploded, and burned. Mrs. J. J. Cordorti, 28, wife of local businessman James J. Cordorti, was pinned beneath the machine and killed. Chauffeur John Henderson suffered severe burns and likely will die. Mrs. Ella May Morris of Pueblo, Colo., was lightly burned and bruised. J. J. Cordert and C. White escaped unharmed.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Colorado Street
Pasadena
J. J. Cordorti
James J. Cordori
John Henderson
Ella May Morris
Pueblo
Colo
J. J. Cordert
C. White
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