Revolution Flares in St Petersburg Rifts Grow
Reports from St Petersburg on June 18 describe rising radical demand within the Constitutional Democrats amid a looming split with the government. Leaders push for immediate action while others urge caution as liberals fear a rupture with the Advanced Radicals.
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Constitutional Democrats
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Roditicheff
Naboukoff
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M. Winaver
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M. Struve
Osyobojednie
Associated Press
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Poland
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Oranienbaum
Deeds of Farmer Stir Aurora Shooting Case
On a Wisconsin like farm near Aurora Indiana William Hisey a farmer fatally shot his sister in law Mrs Mary Hisey wife of a Cincinnati manufacturer and wounded Herbert Crail a Cincinnati man in what authorities call a family dispute Hisey claimed self defense saying Mrs Hisey drew a revolver first Crail is Mrs Hiseys son in law and long standing family tensions are noted as a motive
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Aurora
Ind
William Hisey
Mary Hisey
Cincinnati
Herbert Craile
Hisey
Printing Office Closes in Mexico City
The famous Ignacio Cumplido printing house in Mexico City has closed. A brass tablet on one press marks the first edition of the Mexican constitution of 1857. The archives include the first telegram announcing the republic's triumph at Puebla on May 5, 1852. The owner donates the press and telegram to the national museum. Warsaw police warn against racial hatred and riot attempts. Anti Jewish riots erupt in Labludow Gouiokia and Osso wiec.
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City of
Mexico
Ignacio Cumplido
Puebla
National Museum
Warsaw
Sysonby Dead Dies From Blood Poisoning
James R. Keene's famed four year old Sysonby, once hailed as the best in training in America, died Sunday in his stall at Sheepshead Bay racetrack from blood poisoning.
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Keene
New York
James R. Keene
Sysonby
America
Sheepshead Bay Racetrack
Sysonby Owned by James R Keene Defeats and Valor
Sysonby, owned by James R. Keene, suffered a long illness from a skin disease. At two years old, Keene refused $100,000 for the horse. Its only defeat came in the Futurity of 1904.
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Sysonby
James R. Keene
Reagan Dominates Memphis in Birmingham’s 6–0 Win
In a Saturday game at Memphis Pitcher Reagan of Birmingham shut down the Memphis offense allowing no runner past second base. Birmingham 6 Memphis 0. Other scores: New Orleans 2 Atlanta 0 Montgomery 8 Shreveport 2. Sixteenth inning rally by Montgomery. Frary of Nashville barred from Shreveport after protest.
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Reagan
Birmingham
New Orleans
Atlanta
Montgomery
Shreveport
Frary
Nashville
Pillsbury Passes Away Noted Chess Player Dies in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reported the death of Harry Nelson Pillsbury after a long illness. Born December 5, 1872 in Somerville Massachusetts, he learned chess at sixteen and faced world champion Lasker with a 3 1 2 to 31 2 score. He played fourteen international tournaments and won prizes in all but one. His blindfold chess record is said to be unrivaled.
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Philadelpta
Philadelphia
Harry Nelson Pillsbury
Mr. Pillsbury
Somerville
Mass
Lasker
Pillsbury
Fifty Horses Burn in Two Conflagrations in St Louis
Fire swept Booker's livery stable and undertaking in St Louis on Sunday incinerating fifty horses including blooded animals. A five story building housing Phillip Carey Manufacturing local office of Charles Fisher Matte company of Chicago and Grand Springs Watch company was gutted with total losses around $55,000.
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St. Louis
Engine HITS Car Killing Four and Injuring Three
A Louisville and Nashville light engine struck a handcar with a pleasure party in Polk County. Four were killed and three seriously hurt. Other items note Natal forced surrender, heavy fighting casualties, a child mangled, and injuries from a buggy incident in Oklahoma. Castro to resume presidency July 5.
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Louisville and Nashville
Polk County
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