Emperor Reprimands Loyal Regiment Commander Amid Revolt
St Petersburg June 27 The commander of the Preobajensky Regiment is severely reprimanded by Emperor Nicholas for a meeting at Krasnoye-Selo that supported Parliament and opposed police duties. Officials warn of anti Jewish threats in St Petersburg and Usovsky. The article links the unrest to revolutionary propaganda in the army and notes police conduct against Jewish editors.
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Krasnoye-Selo
Nicholas
Preobajensky
Guards
Usovsky
Don
Barasch
Bialystok Pale
Stolypin
Ministry of the Interior
Roosevelt Approves Congressional Resolution of Horror
President Roosevelt has approved a joint resolution condemning the massacre of Hebrews in Russia and expressing sympathy for the bereaved. The resolution will go to the State Department for official publication as an act of Congress. There is no mandated communication requirement.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Congress
United States
Russia
State Department
Lead King Killed in Auto Wreck near Columbus
Frank E. Stoneman president of the North American Lead Company was killed when an automobile overturned after a rear tire burst near Alton six miles west of Columbus. Joseph F. and George W. Davidson were injured. Stoneman’s skull was fractured. Davidson is a partner in Penton De.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Frank E. Stoneman
North American Lead Company
Joseph F
George W. Davidson
Alton
W. Davidson
Joseph Davidson
Penton de Business Enterprises
Democratic Conventions In Both States Support Bryan Nomination
In Pennsylvania and Wisconsin Democratic delegates rally behind William Jennings Bryan as the presumed presidential nominee. Party leaders expect Bryan to secure the party’s nomination at the national convention.
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Democratic Party
China
Mikado
Japan
Turkey
Sulu
Russia
Organization of Popular Government
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Prince of Peace
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Bryan
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Wisconsin
Democratic Convention Hails Bryan for President 1908
Harrisburg reports an adopted platform praising William J. Bryan and a motion to name him as Democratic President in 1908. The convention also endorsed Roosevelt criticisms and nominated Lewis Emery Jr., Jere S. Black, William T. Creasy, and John J. Green for state offices. Populists also back Bryan and Roosevelt. William Walker receives a Croker letter supporting Bryan for president.
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Daniel H. Grady
Portage
Bryan
John A. Aylward
Madison
Commercial Tribune
Harrisburg
William J. Bryan
Thomas J. Ryan
Philadelphia
Lenahan
Ryan
Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Harry Walker
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
United States
State Committee Stands By Corn in Judicial Fight
Ohio Republicans clash over Common Pleas nomination in Portsmouth District as affidavits back the Johnson Committee, while Marting supporters back Milner. District Elections Board to hear case next Monday as intra party factions contest delegate legitimacy and county ticket backing.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
E. E. Corn
J. C. Milner
Common Pleas
Portsmouth
State Republican Central Committee
Johnson
Corn
Lawrence County
State
Marting Executive
Orin B. Gould
Judicial Agnt
Milner
State Committee
District Elections Board
Marting
Johnson County
State Central Committee
Deadlock Over Meat Bill Threatens Its Passage
Senator Proctor reported a total deadlock over the meat inspection amendment to the agricultural appropriation bill after three conferee sessions. House conferees refused any compromise on who pays inspection costs, while Senate conferees offered a five cent cattle tax and three cent tax on other livestock to fund inspections. The stalemate risks the bill’s failure and broader business disruption.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Proctor
Senate
Vermont
House
Hale
Congress
Nelson
Pipeline amendment retained in rate bill debate
The Washington conference on the railroad rate bill ended without agreement. The pass provision will follow the Senate amendment, naming classes of recipients. The pipeline amendment is likely to be reported as in prior talks, replacing common carriers with railroads to allow pipe lines to move their own product.
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Mr. Proctor
House
Hemenway
Hopkins
Senate
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Long and Short Men Nabbed After Jewelry Heist
Police hunted two well dressed men after a bold robbery at Loring Andrews Jewelry Company in Ohio. A tall man distracted a clerk while the shorter man drew attention away, allowing the theft of seven diamond rings worth 600 dollars. Descriptions: smaller man in gray suit and straw hat. taller man in blue suit with a heavy sandy mustache.
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Loring Andrews Jewelry Company
East Fourth Street
Heatwave Grips Queen City as Temperature Rises
Sultry heat paralyzed the city with no cooling breeze. The mercury climbed from 70 in the shade to 92 at street level, 88 at 150 feet up, with 91 and 92 in parts of the city. No heat deaths reported though doctors warn of debility among the aged and weak as the spell likely continues.
Thaw Is Declared Sane By Alienists After Exam
The alienists hired by the District Attorney found Harry K. Thaw perfectly sane after a one hour interview. Thaw refused to answer questions and rejected a physical exam, citing obstinacy. Mrs Thaw visited, and inquests and witness interviews were planned to build the defense.
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New Ork
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
District Attorney's Office
Thaw
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