Mutiny at Cronstadt Suppressed as Baltic Fleet Turmoil Ends
Mutinous sailors soldiers sappers and miners seized Fort Constantine Cronstadt but were driven out by loyal troops after heavy fighting. About one hundred killed and many wounded including Admiral Baalkwisnars. Some mutineers fled to Finland while mutineers turned on each other after lost hope of rescue.
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St. Petersburg
Constantine
Cronstadt
Baalkwisnars
Finland
Sveaborg
Baltic
Mutineers surrender at Sveaborg as prisoners land in batches
Reports from Helsingfors and St. Petersburg indicate mutineers at Sveaborg have surrendered with a few on smaller islands holding out. Prisoners are being landed in batches under loyal guard, while other ships and officers face court martial or rumors of imperial flight. A fatal accident in Baltimore and political moves in Maine complete the patchwork of August 2 news.
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Helsingfors
Sveaborg
St. Petersburg
Bridegroom Shot at Depot in Bessemer City
Telephoned report from Bessemer City states William Brown, a bridegroom just married to Bettie Perry, was shot by Joan M. Kincaid at the depot. Kincaid surrendered. Both men worked in local cotton mills. Brown’s relatives live in Cowpens, South Carolina.
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Charlotte
N. C
Bessemer City
William Brown
Joan M. Kincaid
Brown
Bettie Perry
Beasemer City
Danville
Kincaid
Cowpens, S. C
Missouri River Railroad chartered to run from Kansas City to Joplin
Topeka August 2 The Missouri River Railroad company receives a charter to build a line from Kansas City through eastern Kansas into Indian Territory to Denison with branches to Shreveport and into Missouri ending at Joplin The capital stock is 1 600 000 and directors include E F Wing C K Wells A L Berger C N Prouty K L Browne B R Lane and Winfield Freeman all of Kansas City with Kan. ties reported It is viewed as a Harriman backed subsidiary giving Union Pacific a Gulf outlet
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Topeka
Missouri River Railroad Company
Kansas City
Kansas
Indian Territory
Denison
Shreveport
Cherokee County
Missouri
Joplin
E. F. Wing
C. K. Wells
A. L. Berger
C. N. Prouty
K. L. Browne
B. R. Lane
Winfield Freeman
Kan
Harriman Interests
Union Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
Chagres Fever Hits Whitehall Off Colon
The steamship Whitehall from Colon arrived at the Mississippi quarantine station with a Chagres fever outbreak. One crew member died and nine others were ill. autopsy confirmed the fever. The ship is detained at quarantine with no passengers aboard.
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Colon
New Orleans
Whitehall
Mississippi
Mutineers Surrender Report From Helsingfors
News from the fortress says mutineers have surrendered after battleships Slava and Czareticharribed bombarded their position. The central magazine blew up and large guns were neutralized as Commander Toget and about 2,000 loyal infantry surrounded the barricades under heavy fire from revolutionists.
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Helsingfors
Slava
Czareticharribed
Toget
Cananea Central Copper Company Files in Minnesota
Cananea Central Copper company of Duluth files with the secretary of state. Capital stock listed at 10 million dollars. Filing fee paid into state treasury amounts to 5 thousand twenty dollars. Mining properties are in Cananea Mexico. W C Greene serves on the board, fueling talk that Greene Consolidated Copper assets at Cananea may join the new entity. General Manager Thorne of the Texas and Pacific Railroad plans a 25 thousand dollar residence in Dallas.
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State Treasury
St. Paul
Cananea Central Copper Company
Duluth
Secretary of State
Cananea Central Mining Company
Cananea
Mex
W. C. Greene
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Thorne
Dallas
The
Texas and Pacific Railway
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