Riots End in Odessa as Troops Kill About 300 Rioters
In Odessa on Wednesday night about 300 rioters were killed by Russian troops with hundreds more wounded. Several Jews are reported among the casualties as drunken rioters perished in flames. The Kniaz Potemkin fired two blank shots then two solid shots over the town before coal and provisions were taken and the battleship prepared to depart at daylight.
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ST. Petersburg
Odessa
Kniaz Potemkin
Mutinous Kniaz Potemkin Surrenders to Kruger's Squadron
Odessa reports a day of dramatic signals as the mutinous battleship Kniaz Potemkin capitulates unconditionally to Vice-Admiral Kruger's fleet. The rebel ship had earlier fired shots before midnight and sent marines ashore, while Kruger's squadron maneuvered offshore.
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Odessa
Kniaz Potemkin
Kruger
American Ambassador Reports Six Companies Involved
Washington June 30 Mr Meyer the American ambassador at St Petersburg in a cablegram to the State Department says that six companies are involved in a matter of international concern. The dispatch adds no further details at this time.
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Washington
Lawson Plans Western Crusade Tour Against Oil Trust
Industrial reformer Thomas W. Lawson outlines a 12 dayWest tour through Kansas Nebraska Minnesota with six speeches in four states. He will visit Chicago Kansas City St Paul Albert Lea and more while officials plan receptions and rail excursions for his appearance. Jerome Day and a La Follette rail critique are also featured in the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Lawson
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Standard Oil Trust
Chicago
Mr. Lawson
Lincoln
Omaha
Iowa
Missouri Valley
Albert B. Cummins
Chautauqua Assembly
St. Paul
Minn
J. H. Johnson
People’s Church
Samuel G. Smith
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
City of Albert Lea
Grand Trunk
Montreal
Boston
North Station
Lawson
E. W. Hoch
West
California
Colorado
Montana
Texas
Jerome
Peruna Promises Cure for Pelvic Catarrh Claims
A series of testimonials from individuals in Newark San Francisco Nashville and Denver advocate Peruna as the sole remedy for pelvic catarrh and general health improvement. They report regained vitality reduced pains and lasting household health benefits after prolonged use. All correspondence remains confidential through Dr. S B Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie King
Polk Street
San Francisco
Cal
Native Daughters of California
Lena Smith
North Sherry St
Corner Limes
Nashville
Tenn
Sadie E. Walker
Lamme Street
Denver
Col
Art Students’ League
S. B. Hartman
H Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Russia's Trouble in the Black Sea
In a tense port scene at Lan geron Point a Black Sea squadron blocks the harbor while troops guard Cathedral Square. The Kniaz Potemkin moves to meet the fleet, then Admiral Kruger's five battleships retreat, before the squadron returns with torpedo boats.
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Russia
Black Sea
Langeron Point
Cathedral Square
Langeron
Kniaz Potemkin
Admiral Kruger
Boston Russians plan house to house drive for revolution funds
Report from the West End cafe scene details Boston's Russian revolutionary groups seeking funds to arm Hebrews in Russia. A committee of fifty will visit every Hebrew home in Boston and nearby cities next Sunday, with mass meeting and revolutionary songs planned at Paine Memorial Hall.
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West End
Cafe
Odessa
Leverett Street
A. Kesso
Atlantic
Russia
Boston
Chelsea
Massachusetts
Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton Street
Mutiny Reported Among Marines at Libau Barracks
Marines at Libau mutinied and wrecked their barracks. They were surrounded by artillery and infantry with some surrendering. Indications suggest concerted action by sailors of the Baltic and Black Sea fleets.
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Libau
Baltic
Black Sea
Armistice Talks Reported Under Way in Manchuria
Washington reports negotiations for a Manchuria armistice are in progress. It is believed Generals Linevitch and Oyama will draft the agreement.
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Washington
Manchuria
Linevitch
Oyama
Peruna Promotes Radical Cure for Pelvic Catarrh
An old medical advertisement extols Peruna as the correct radical remedy for pelvic organ catarrh. It describes chronic fatigue, mucous loss, and nerve drain as the disease’s effects and claims local treatments only palliate. The copy insists Peruna cures the root cause when symptoms disappear.
Wallace Replies to Taft Over Isthmian Canal Conflict
Wallace defends his remarks on accepting a New York post as conditional and rejects Taft's claim of a binding contract. He says he offered to advise during withdrawal and criticized Taft for deeming his proposal a mere dicker. He asserts no friction would be public if not disclosed at the conference.
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Pennsylvania
Lawson
Haslemere
New York State
New York
Advisory Board of Engineers
Congress
Isthmian Canal Commission
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Stevens Named Chief Engineer for Panama Canal Zone
Washington June 30 Secretary Taft appointed John F. Stevens of Chicago as chief engineer of the Panama Canal Commission with residence on the isthmus. He succeeds John F. Wallace whose resignation was accepted yesterday and will also serve as general manager of the Panama railroad. Stevens salary is 30000 dollars annually and he leaves the Philippine Commission where he was government railroad expert. He was formerly vice president and general manager of the Rock Island system and earlier chief engineer and general manager of the Great Northern railway.
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Washington
Taft
John F. Stevens
Chicago
Panama Canal Commission
Stevens
John F. Wallace
Panama Railroad
Isthmian Canal Commission
Philippine Commission
Philippine Railways
Rock Island
Great Northern Railway
Boy Bicyclist Injured In West Newton Crash
Edward Horrigan a 16 year old boy suffered a fractured right arm when he was thrown from his bicycle on Washington near Elm street in West Newton tonight.
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West Newton
Washington Near
Elm Street
Edward Horrigan
Norway Denies War Preparations Amid Mobilization Claims
The Norwegian war department states there is no truth to reports of Norway seeking conflict with Sweden. Troops are in routine training and movements toward the Swedish boundary are routine. A Stockholm paper claimed mobilization and conscription actions, with troop movements and railway moves cited.
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Christiania
Norway
Norwegian War Department
Jamtlands Posten
Stockholm
Sweden
Trondhjem
Tronhjem
Stockholm and Oslo near terms on Zollverein peace plan
Minneapolis Journal editor reports from Stockholm that talks between Sweden and Norway are turning pacific as negotiations near a formal tariff union. A Norwegian Storthing move to void the June 7 revolutionary act and guarantee a sound Zollverein appears pivotal to progress.
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Minneapolis
Minn
W. B. Chamberlain
Minneapolis Journal
Sweden
Stockholm
Storthing
Zollverein
Riks
Stiles Eighth Regiment Band Delights Lynn Crowd
A large crowd fills the Wolf store lineup at Hanover and Portland streets as Stiles Eighth Regiment Band of Lynn directed by Mr. Stiles performs the summer concert series. Selections include B. B. Keys solos and C. J. Quinn xylophone pieces, with the crowd encoring each number. The waltz Under Summer Skies by Alice Liebmann Wolf draws special cheers. Next concert Friday July 7 features Teel's Band of Boston.
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Stiles
Eighth Regiment
Lynn
Mr. Stiles
Wolf's
Hanover
Portland
B. B. Keys
C. J. Quinn
Alice Liebmann Wolf
Mr. Wolf
Teel
Band of
Boston
Brookline Bicyclist Burned By Gasolene
Thomas Norris of 74 Pearl Street Brookline was badly burned on the right arm last night while repairing an auto on Ashmont Street. Doctors at City Hospital expect a full recovery.
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Ashmont Street
Thomas Norris
Pearl Street
Brookline
City Hospital
Celtic Club Seeks Safer Railroad Bridge to Walk Under
At Celtic Club of Sroxbury Ward 19 meeting residents urged New York New Haven Hartford RR bridge in their section be kept in proper condition. Local Common Council representatives were invited to inspect and ensure safe passage.
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Celtic Club
Sroxbury
Ward
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
O'Donnell Shea Nuptials At Cathedral Holy Cross
Miss Helen E. Shea daughter of Mr and Mrs William Shea formerly of South Poston wed John F O Donnell of Brooklyn New York last evening at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross Rev John T Mullin officiated Bridesmaid Mrs Elizabeth V Decker sister of the bar acted as bridesmaid and John H Keefe served as best man
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Helen E. Shea
William Shea
South Poston
John F. O'Donnell
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
John T. Mullin
Lizabeth V. Decker
John H. Keefe
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RS. E. R. Olsen
Orange St
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Good Templar Lodge
Austria
Atungart
Bulgaria
Constantinople
BLACK
Sevastopo
Asia
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Knife and Folk Club
W. Travers Jerome
New York City
Hoch
Preeimanere Het
Ottawa
J. H. Mickey
Fairburg
Neb
TNE Worlds
CREX
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ST. Paul York
Wallace
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Main
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