Rumors of General Trepoff Death and Poltava Mutiny
Reports from St Petersburg and Poltava describe killings as loyal troops fire on mutineers in Poltava Levski Regiment after the arrest of a Private. The assault involved artillery and machine guns with several dead or wounded. Dispatches from St Petersburg say details are suppressed and revolters remain active.
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Poltava
Russia
Levski
ST. Petersburg
Shusha
Caucasus
Boat Lotus Missing After Lake Race From Chicago
A power boat named Lotus, part of a five-boat fleet, disappeared after leaving Chicago for Muskegon Michigan. Crew safety fears rise as no sightings are reported. The Lotus is owned by former Chicago Chief of Police George W Hubbard. Another entrant, the Manulito, had mishaps and returned to port.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Lotus
Muskegon
Mich
George W. Hubbard
Woman 13 Burned to Grisp at Home
The body of Mrs. Ernestine Voss was found burned beyond recognition in her Chicago home. Her husband John L. Voss was arrested and held for a coroner's inquest after neighbors reported frequent money disputes and the husband claimed his wife was away from danger during the blaze. Pellets of metal were found in the body near the backbone.
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John L. Voss
Voss
Turkish Troops Attack Greeks Near Monastir
Three hundred Turkish soldiers dispersed a Greek band at Rakova near Monastir. Five band members were killed. In Phillippos Bulgaria a Greek protest escalated as Bulgarians seized churches. A Greek and a Macedonian were killed. others wounded as mobs held streets and troops fired blanks without quelling the unrest.
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Rakova
Monastir
Salonika
Phillippos
Bulgaria
Miles Hall Dies at 98 in Mayking Mountain Home
Miles Hall age 98 longtime Mayking resident died last night on Beaver Creek in the hut he had occupied for eighty years. He was the father of eighteen children and left about 236 grandchildren 180 great grandchildren and around 100 great great grandchildren.
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Commercial Tribune
Mayking
Miles Hall
Beaver Creek
Water Shortage Persists As Hunt Street Pump Fails
One of two pumps at Hunt Street Pumping Station broke early yesterday, the Worthington pump failing with a four and a half inch piston rod snap. Officials weld a steel patch to the old rod and expect operation by evening, with Avondale Mt. Auburn and Walnut Hills relying on the pump for up to 1,000,000 gallons daily. Master Mechanic Washington Meredith led ten men to recover the rod and dismantle the pump, noting wear and crystallization of steel as a likely cause and no visible crack.
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Hunt Street
Avondale
Mt. Auburn
Walnut Hills
Washington Meredith
Merecdith
Rockefeller 19 On Way To Face Arrest
In Tarrytown New York Rockefeller 19 plans to confront arrest while heading to a city cell He intends to live in seclusion after his arraignment He greeted parishioners at his church in Tarrytown during a rainy morning report from July 29.
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Rockefeller
Mrs. Rockefeller
Cleveland
Lake Shore Limited
Tarrytown
Commercial Tribune
New York
Chelsea
Ohio
Standard Oil
Ohio Sheriffs
Secuusion
H. F. Biggar
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
France
Pacific Express Dies In Hudson River Crash Near Chelsea
News from New York and Poughkeepsie report Train No. 37 of the New York Central dashed into a landslide near Chelsea eleven miles below the city, sending engine and cars into the Hudson. Dozens injured, several killed, including reports of Rockefeller associates and a dramatic arrival of doctors. Rockefeller plans Cleveland stop as investigations unfold.
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Pacific Express
New York Central
Chelsea
Poughkeepsie
Roosevelt Attends Special Service In Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt and family join special services at the Presbyterian Church in Oyster Bay New York and hear a sermon by Rev Charles L Thompson secretary of the Board of Home Missions He normally attends Christ Episcopal Church but services were held in his honor today.
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Commercial Tribune
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Presbyterian Church
Charles L. Thompson
Board of Home Missions
Christ Episcopal Church
Tragedy At Pearse Home Leaves Wife and Two Children Dead
Samuel Pearse returns from a drive to find his wife Margaret 25, daughter 5 Marg et murdered and infant Dwight 11 months killed by gunfire. A third child Robert survives with a gunshot wound to the lungs. Fire set in bedroom. motive suspected robbery. Police and a posse search for a stranger described as a negro near the house in Cannonsburg Pennsylvania.
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Mrs. Pearse
Margaret
Dwight
Robert
Pearse
Mr. Pearse
Masked men loot Monon Railroad station in Linden
Three masked men dynamited the Linden Indiana Monon Railway station safe, tied and gagged the operator, and escaped with about $200. A special train with railroad officials and detectives departed for the scene after the incident.
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Commercial Tribune
Lafayette
Ind
Monon
Linden
Debs Calls for Liberation of Denver Miners in Idaho Jail
Eugene V. Debs urged freeing Charles Moyer, W. D. Haywood, and G. A. Pettibone at Riverside Park in St. Louis. He said over a million workers would rise to secure their release, even by bloodshed if needed, at a Moyer Haywood defense meeting.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Eugene V. Debs
Riverside Park
Charles Moyer
W. D. Haywood
G. A. Pettibone
Denver
Idaho
United States
Mr. Debs
Debs
Moyer-Haywood Defense Organization of
Root and Brazilian Envoys Visit Petropolis for Sunday
Secretary Root and Brazilian Ambassador Senhor Nabuco with families left Rio de Janeiro for Petropolis on a special boat. The bay train was decorated with flags and they were greeted by prominent figures. Baron De Rio Branco guided Root to the summer palace of President Penna on the Rio Negro for a Sunday visit.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Root
Senor Nabuco
United States
Petropolis
Baron de Rio Branco
Penna
Rio Negro
Aeronaut Fatally Injured In Salt Palace Drop
Joseph McMann an aeronaut from a small town near Des Moines Iowa likely died after a cannon tied to a balloon exploded in failure. He fell 150 feet after attempting a two parachute drop, breaking both ankles and suffering internal injuries.
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Commercial Tribune
Salt Lake City
Joseph McMann
Des Moines
Salt Palace
McMann
Lightning Kills Camper in Conneaut Lake Storm
Lightning struck a tent during an electric storm at Conneaut Lake Pa killing Edward Kinsey and severely shocking Robert Martin and A W Rupprecht of a Wilmerding outing club. The men held the tent pole to keep the structure from being blown away when the bolt shattered it in their hands.
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Commercial Tribune
Conneaut
Lake
Edward Kinsey
Robert Martin
A. W. Rupprecht
Wilmerding
Yachts Gaponze and 6 Persons Die in the Sea
Anglesea New Jersey July 29 Two yachts from fishing banks capsized at Wayford Inlet off Anglesea with eight known deaths and seventeen survivors. Captain Henry S Ludlam and crew from Hereford Inlet Lifesaving Station led a rescue, saving most aboard the Nora and Alvin B while several victims remained uncounted.
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Commercial Tribune
Anglesea
N. J
Wayford Inlet
Henry S. Ludlam
Hereford Inlet
Hereford Bar
Nora
Herbert Shivers
Alvin B
Eleme
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Polantico Hills
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Compeigne
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Standard Oil Company
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Episcopal Church
Cannonsburg
Samuel Pearse
Washington County
Masked Men Loot
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Lansdale
Walter Snyder
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Haverford
J. Starkey
Jerry Donohue
Samuel Lodner
Woodbury, N. J
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Shivers
Frederick Fisher
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