Mutiny at Sveaborg Leaves Fort and Garrison in Turmoil
A Helsingfors dispatch reports mutineers seize Sveaborg after a bloody clash with loyal infantry. About 500 troops were killed or wounded as mutineers bombard the fortress and gain control of large parts of the harbor defenses. Two torpedo boats shelled Ska tudden barracks amid a broader strike by Finnish workers.
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Stockholm
Helsingfors
Sveaborg
London
Finland
Russian Finland
Gulf of Finland
Sveaberg
Skatudden
Finn
Pope expresses love for United States and esteem for Roosevelt
American pilgrims led by Bishop Henry Gabrielle and John J. McGrane met Pope Pius X in Rome. The pope thanked them, recalled the first American pilgrimage after his election, and spoke warmly of the United States and President Roosevelt. He gave medals and agreed to a group photo.
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Pope
Rome
Henry Gabriele
Ogdensburg
N. Y
John J. McGrane
Brooklyn
Cardinal Gibbons
Gabrielle
United States
Roosevelt
Tuning Up Races Before Roosevelt Cup Trials
Marblehead Mass July 31 A majority of the nineteen American racing yachts built for the Roosevelt cup defense are in tuning up races. The events will continue daily until the trial races the week of Aug 13 under the Eastern Yacht club which started the contest and defended the Roosevelt cup with the presidents permission. After trials three yachts will be chosen to race the three German boats arriving in the U S aboard steamers. Democratic campaign committee of Oklahoma and Indian Territory decided not to hold an early convention.
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Marblehead
Mass
Eastern Yacht Club
Roosevelt
Democratic Campaign Committee
Oklahoma and
Indian Territory
Hartje Divorce Case Details Corroborated By Detectives
John B. Staubb testified he and Detective Anderson twice entered Madine’s trunk and removed letters later mailed to attorney J Scott Ferguson. The trunk also held a letter and telegram signed by John F Scott, father of Mrs Hartje, and about forty letters. Andrew Fisher directed the detectives. crowd threats prompted police detail after court adjourned.
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Staubb
Hartje
Pittsburg
John B. Staubb
Anderson
Madine
Trisk
J. Scott Ferguson
Andrew Fisher
Augustus Hartje
John F. Scott
Freeman
Court House
Grant Street
Statbb
Endorse
Hitchcock Advises in Fee Enjoinment Case
Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock filed an answer to a rule seeking to block $150,000 in fees to Finkelberg Nagel and Co and Edward Smith in the Frank J. Boudinot Cherokee case. He argues the court lacks jurisdiction since the attorneys are not parties and Boudinot’s tribal interest totals about $5, below the court's monetary threshold.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Hitchcock
United States
Finkelberg, Nagel & Co
St. Louis
Edward Smith
Vinita, I. T
Frank J. Boudinoi
Boudinol
Tribe of Indians
Baths See 24 Percent Rise in Chicago Half-Year
Chicago health department bulletin shows public baths in the first half of 1906 reached 362,118 versus 291,905 in the same period of 1905, a gain of 70,213 baths. Men and boys accounted for 292,962 baths while women and girls totaled 69,156.
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Chicago
Health Department
Miss Johnston Dead Daughter of Gen Johnston Dies at 64
Louisville dispatch reports Miss Henrietta Johnston, daughter of General Albert Sidney Johnston, died at St Josephs infirmary after a long illness. She fell months ago sustaining a fracture and injuries from which she never recovered. She had lived at the infirmary for thirty years.
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Louisville
Henrietta Johnston
Albert Sidney Johnston
St. Joseph’s Infirmary
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