Jubilant Boston Hebrews Hear Odessa Mutiny News
Boston Jews from Odessa express joy as reports of a mutiny in the Russian army and navy circulate. Observers note Odessa’s revolutionary unrest on the Black Sea, with cities like Theodosia and Yalta seeing clashes, while Odessa remains a major commercial port with a famed municipal theatre and affordable grand opera.
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Odessa
Boston
Russia
Black Sea
Theodosia
Yalta
Mutiny on the Potemkin Shatters Naval Order
Reports from the Black Sea describe a mutiny aboard the battleship Kniaz Potemkine after a sailor Omiltchuk was shot for voicing a food complaint. The crew killed eight officers, seized the ship, and headed for Odessa with two torpedo boats, while a general city uprising spread with street clashes, looting, and a fatal bombing in Cathedral Place.
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Omiltchuk
Kniaz Potemkine
Odessa
Omilcchuk
Omir Tschuk
Esperanza
Sebastopol
Strike Declared in Mines Near Warsaw
A strike was declared today at coal and iron mines foundries and factories in the districts of Dombrowa Strzemieszyce and Sosnowie near Warsaw. About 7000 of 60,000 workers remain out while Lodz sees most labor returning. Martial law continues with patrols and closed liquor shops.
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Warsaw
Russian Poland
Dombrowa
Strzemieszyce
Sosnowie
Lodz
Portland inspectors arrest man for desertion in Boston case
Inspectors Smith and Long of Portland arrived at police headquarters with James White who was arrested on desertion charges. White and James Wallace are alleged to have deserted from the cruiser West Virginia during its stay in Boston.
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Smith and Long
Portland
James White
White
James Wallace
West Virginia
Boston
Panic in Official Circles Over Mutinies in Odessa and Warsaw
St Petersburg reports panic in official circles over mutiny at Odessa and tensions in Lodz and Warsaw amid fears of revolution. Authorities suppress news with despatch bans while underground channels spread tidings. Radical elements hail events as the dawn of revolution and praise Omilchuk as a martyr. Disorder follows mobilization in Poltava as reservists resist and riot.
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ST. Petersburg
Odessa
Lodz
Warsaw
Kniaz Potemkine
Poltava
Japs Claim They Repulsed Russians
Tokyo reports the war department telegram saying an enemy force of about five companies with six guns attacked near Changehlatien, 12 miles northwest of Quangping, on June 24 and was repulsed. It adds that Japanese cavalry occupied Kusyong, 10 miles north of Kyongsyong, in Northern Corea, on June 26.
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Tokio
War Department
Changehlatien
Quangping
Kusyong
Kyongsyong
Corea
Secrecy Follows Medford Couple's Providence Wedding
Kathryn Wiswell and Philip Teakles wed quietly in Providence Rhode Island after a long romance. Miss Wiswell and Kathryn's sister recall disbelief at the early marriage while the couple plans a shared home with their families’ support. Teakles works for Brown and Simonds and the pair kept plans private until lodging arrangements were ready.
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Medford
Kathryn
Bell O. Wiswell
Tufts College, Medford
Post
Philip Bradford Teakles
Providence
R. I
Teakles
Miss Wiswell
Mamma
Philip
Collision of trolley cars leaves two wounded and one dead
Mrs Fackenthal, ill from injuries to her husband and herself, is at 66 Highland Street as Theodore Fackenthal fights for life after a Dudley street trolley crash. Henry Hecker of Jamaica Plain was bruised and removed home. Motormen and conductors failed to clear the crossing in a deadly impact near the west incline to the terminal.
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Fackenthal
Theodore Fackenthal
Dudley Street
Highland Street
City Hospital
Henry Hecker
Armstrong Street
Jamaica Plain
L Terminal
James H. Crowell
David P. Davis
South Boston
Carl E. Longley
Falkenthal
Lmb
Hecker
Quiet Town Sought to Silence July Noise
Letter to the editor from L. M. C of Cambridge requests the name of a place where Fourth of July noise is banned. He appeals for a haven of rest away from cannon crackers to spare nervous citizens and babies.
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Cambridge
Two boys drown rescues after Jamaica Pond capsizing
At about 10 pm, Charles Dona hue 19 of Perkins street Studman Grey and Alfred Clark 16 of Hillside street capsized while rowing on Jamaica Pond. Nearby John Hickey and George Downing swam to aid and rescued them.
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Jamaica Pond
Charles Donahue
Perkins Street
Studman Grey
Thatchman
Alfred Clark
Hillside Street
John Hickey
Pontiac Street
George Downing
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