Russians Dissolve Parliament After Revolutionary Address
In Viborg Finland on July 24, Russia's first parliament closes after 186 members sign a bold address blaming the government for the agrarian stalemate. They form a perpetual committee led by Prince Dolgoroukoff to continue the liberation effort, while some leaders hurry back to St Petersburg amid troop movements.
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Viborg
Finland
Russia
Rechaiberg
Hotel Belvediere
Paul Dolgoroukoff
Mouromtseff
M. Petrunkevitch
Count Heydon
St. Petersburg
Constitutional Democratic
Council of Workmien
St. Peter and St. Paul
Dissolution of Russian Duma Triggers Revolt Rumors
Reports from Viborg and St. Petersburg describe deputies presenting an address demanding an end to state funding and loans. The scene included Mouromtseff and Petrunkevitch with mixed reactions as government authorities weighed strong action.
Bryan's Peace Rider Expands Arbitration Scope
At a London meeting the Interparliamentary Union adopted Hon. W. J. Bryan's rider to the arbitration treaty. It adds that disagreements not covered by arbitration may trigger no hostilities until an international commission of inquiry or mediation investigated facts. The aim is to broaden arbitration to cover questions of national honor and avert war.
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London
W. J. Bryan
Interparliamentary Union
International Commission of Inquiry
Commerce von Plehner
Bryan
Grocers Back Roosevelt Stand on Pure Food Law
The National Retail Grocers Association executive committee of 150000 members thanked President Roosevelt for the new pure food law. John A. Green said the law has defects but is a big step right direction and grocers will push for state conformity and enforcement. The group also discussed the upcoming Grocers National convention in Dallas, January.
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Chicago
National Retail Grocers’ Association
Roosevelt
Congress
John A. Green
Washington
Dallas
Tex
Mrs Bailey Acquitted in Missouri Murder Case
Fulton Mo July 24 The jury in the murder case of Mrs Bailey charged as an accessory to the killing of James Lawder by her husband returned a verdict of acquittal after forty hours deliberation Bailey was acquitted on Saturday The couple clasped hands and thanked the jurors as the verdict was read Mrs Bailey held an infant in her lap during the trial The sensational letters she wrote to Lawder were a trial feature
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Fulton
Mrs. Bailey
James Lawder
Bailey
Lawder
Dearest Edith Letter Emerges in Hartje Divorce Case
In Allegheny, July 24, Edward G Hartje testified to refute theft claims of the Dearest Edith letter found by resident J Smith Jr. The Hartje divorce hearing resumed with the letter and a Watson Freeman firm note presented as key pieces amid questions of custody and motive.
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Allegheny
Pittsburg
John M. Freeman
Edward G. Hartje
Hartje
Edith
Watson & Freeman
J. Smith, Jr
Stromboli Volcano Resumes Violent Eruption
Stromboli volcano near Palermo has again become violently active with lava pouring from the crater. The island's population is excited as residents watch the eruption with concern and curiosity.
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Stromboli
Palermo
Italy
Island of
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