Mutiny Suppressed With an Iron Hand at Sveaborg
Report on the suppression of the Sveaborg mutiny in Finland as loyal forces retake the fortress and Skatudden. heavy fighting, artillery use, and near-total insurgent control despite loyal troops holding key positions. Premier Stolypin notes the situation is critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breaberg
Finland
Releingtors
Sveaborg
Helsingtors
Skatudden
St. Petersburg
Helsingfors
Laiming
Stolypin
Helsingfora
Russia
Cronstadt
Sebastopol
Revolutionary Military League
Ereaborg
Mma Line
Skatudden Island
Yeberradie
Telephone price war in Sebring as Bell and Independent cut rates
In Salem on July 20, Sebring sees a telephone price war between Bell and Independent. Bell offers three months free trial on residence phones and lower rates. Independent counters with six months free installation and rate cuts. Over 100 phones installed recently, sparking wide talk of free service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Sebring
Bell
Bell Company
Leg Break Incident In New Bedford and Local Moves
Dr Charles Stephan of Baltic has taken possession of the Dr D W Shumaker residence and practice in New Bedford. The sale drew large crowds, with Shumaker and family planning a move to Columbus for hospital surgical work. A five year old, Levi Miller’s son, fell from a straw pile and broke his leg, treated by Dr Stephan and Shumaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Charles Stephan
Baltic
D. W. Shumaker
Stephen
Rogersville
Columbus
Protestant
Levi Miller
Funk Farm
Stephan
Shumaker
Elijah Welling
Coshocton
Mary Yakely
Glanders Epidemic Calls Vet Doctor to Dayton Statewide Action
Dr Foster, a renowned city veterinarian, leaves for Dayton to assist the State Board of Live Stock commissioners in stamping out a glanders outbreak. Paul Fisher reports 5 000 horses exposed. ten top veterinarians will join, with Mallen tests and autopsies planned. Meanwhile a separate Helsingfors dispatch notes a Sveaboring Fortress mutiny with six hundred killed or wounded as loyal troops defend positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Dayton
State Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Paul Fisher
Tir
Stockholm
Sweden
Helsingfore
Finland
Sveaboring
Lece
Heya
Warenige
Benedict Grassbaugh's condition and local notes in Tiverton
Therton Tiverton reports Benedict Grassbaugh remains bedridden after a second stroke with loss of speech. Prof Ray Meredith recovers from a fracture. Ada college student Jesse Lonsinger stays with parents on Dutch Run. John L Smith seeks Commissioner nomination in the Democratic primary. Lonsinger barn ready for occupancy. Board of Education meets monthly to discuss district needs and teacher salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiverton
Benedict Grassbaugh
Ray Meredith
Brut i
Jesse Lonsinger
Ada College
Dutch Run
John L. Smith
Jd. A. Lonsinger
Township Board of Education
Newcomerstown Post Office Changes Hands
Dr. McElroy becomes postmaster at Newcomerstown replacing Mrs. Mary E. Dent who retires after long service. Dent managed the office through her husband R F Dent’s illness and death, earning goodwill from patrons. The office has maintained a strong Washington record during eight years of steady leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomerstown
Shas
Washington
Pan Handle Motive Power Dept Changes
General Superintendent R E McCarty announces major moves in the Panhandle motive power division. W M Henry becomes assistant superintendent in Columbus. F P Smith moves from Dennison to Logansport. G B Fravel replaces Smith in Dennison and moves to Logansport. M N Loney succeeds J J Walsh in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Columbus
Bur
R. E. McCarty
W. McA. Henry
Pannabulle
Panhandlery
F. Smith
Dennison
George B. Fravel
Logansport
Fravel
Joseph J. Walsh
Chicago
M. N. Loney
Fort Wayne
Mr. Walsh
Dresden man dies after fall from roof at plant
M C St Clair of Dresden died after falling backward from the roof of the A B Tile company plant office building in Zanesville. He had worked on the structure since July 5 carrying a heavy roll of paper when the 20 foot fall occurred. Despite rapid aid, he died en route to burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
M. C. St. Clair
Dresden
A. B. Tile Company
St. Clair
Arnold & Bateman
Arnold and Bateman
Probate Court Final Account for Two Estates
Final account filed in the estate of Michael Lapp, deceased. Inventory and appraisement listed for Charles B in probate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Lapp
Charles B
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Roosevelt Affirms Irrevocable Decision Not to Run
President Roosevelt reaffirmed in a letter dated July 26 that he will not be a candidate in the election. The message, received by Mrs. A. Kinnay of Peoria, states the decision is irrevocable and would be added to his prior statement on election night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Mre Ou
A. Kinnay
Peoria
Lael
Rooseval
Obituary of Henry Fender
Albert Henry Fender born in Holmes county Ohio on December 36 1887 died July 24 at age 18 years 6 months 28 days after inflammatory rheumatism. He leaves parents four siblings and a brother services held at New Bedford Reformed church conducted by Rev Lahr. Relatives gathered to pay respects and offer sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Henry Fender
Holmes County
Ohio
Michael
Katie, Fender
New Bedford
Warsaw
The
Reformed Church
FL EL. Lahr
Newcomerstown Brakeman Hurt In Cambridge Train Incident
Jacob Hartman twenty one, brakeman for the Penary Marietta division, was struck by a train in Cambridge Monday night. He lost a leg and sustained a broken arm. He lives with his mother in Newcomerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomerstown
Jacob Hartman
Cambridge
Marietta
Penary
Hartman
Bluff to face Spring Mountain in Saturday baseball game
Spring Mountain hosts Bluff in an afternoon game on Saturday. Readings mention residents visiting, excursions to Cedar Point, local social events, and a burglary affecting Bridgeport and Kirkwood residents with thefts reported Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Mountain
Bluff
Howard Conage
Coshocton
Clara Lewis
Mary Bachman
Osshoe
Kilward Krownapple S. McNeal
Carrie
Madie Krownapple
Silver Lake
Maesurx McDevitt
Mohler
Misaes J.lah
Lina Krownapple
Cedar Point
Killvuck
Line Miller
Qorodine Drake
Warsaw
Bridgeport
Kirkwood
Train Crew Delivers Odd Clue in Ohio Street Incident
Unclear handwriting hints at a scene on the Clairsville line with two watches belonging to Mr. Burns and Blalos Crawford and mentions a Dame of Mart Brits and a conductor named Wro. The fragmentary text suggests an event near a railway with damaged window and unreconciled details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart Brits
Re. Clairsville
Mr. Urns
Blalos Crawford
Lynched by mob in Atlanta after mob attack near home
A young Black man identified as Mantan Poola of Lakewood was shot in front of the Poole residence by a mob. Miss Hoole and her year old daughter were attacked. the suspect was captured and brought before Miss Poola, who identified him. A volley of shots killed him.
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Mia Vite Tim
Atlanta
A& Peare
Ming Anta Poola
Lakewood
Xubart
Hoth
Bocuse
Thim
Miss Hoole
Adehter
Poole
Mise Pook
Shota
Ardelle Wine
C. C. Cleveland
O. Aug
Morone
Captiig
Jack Wilkes
Hholes
Bolivar
Hal Chatin
Nibs
Ahia
Luke Queen
Atraight
Political analysis of congressional pork barrel allocations
The piece reviews how divisions among congressmen affected pork barrel appropriations, tallying members by districts and outcomes. It cites figures of gains and losses, identifies insurgents who voted against leaders on tariff and statehood, and notes how rewards followed loyalty to party lines while restating concerns about district funding and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrata
House
Gillett
California
French
Idaho
Minor
Wisconsin
Mandel
Congress
Amaler
Pontofier
Public Execution of Mathis in Mayfield Kentucky
Report covers the swift legal execution of Aten Mathis for the assault on Minsk Ethel Me Chia in Mayfield Kentucky. The scene drew about 10,000 onlookers as a large crowd opposed by local authorities watched the hanging occur on a courthouse yard scaffold after a military escort and crowd pressures. The article also notes other assorted dispatches from Rio de Janeiro and Michigan City, including Secretary Root's visit and a drowning at Lake Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mastivu
Ky. Ata
Aten Mathix
Minsk
Ethel Me Chia
Ofelock
Ate
Mathis
Louisville
Peguty
Oscar Minor
Miliary Company
Hopkinsville
Athens 68
Taphine Ville Company
Mayfield
Hickinson County
Root
Rio
Rio de Janeiro
Diplomate Corps
Cone
Petropolia
Apedhal
Vera Tie Wly
Uhfa
Abrantes Pabdee
pamAmerican Congress
United States of America
Skelton Father Seeks Custody After England Trip
James Skelton may pursue custody from England for his two children amid domestic troubles. He alleges a troubled marriage and that his son, once a Walnut Street dry goods store proprietor, left home to stay with siblings in Borland. The father plans action to secure access to the children as Mrs. Skelton might join her father in Wills Creek. Day in the country notes Renfrew and Sebott gatherings at Nellie L. D. Sebott’s Oteego farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skelton
James Skelton
England
Waa
Walnut Street
Gote
Borland
J. B. Renfrew
E. V. Renfrew
Fred Cutter
Glenhill
Renfrew Farm
Nellie
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Therton
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Henry Fender
Linton Mills
Peter Harbok
Amy
Fresno
Hitant Welker's
Caroline Miller
Coshoct
Union Chapel
Robert Sharrock
Milton Lawrence
Christian Endeavor
Fred
Henry Herbold
Laylin
Laylis
P. D. Post
Fayette County
Negro Mathis
Michigan City
Ind
Clarence Hicks
Wesley Martin
Tom
Lake Michigan
Bear
Hicks
Martin
Lake Hilla
Eo Dayton
Want
Hal
Cincinnuti, O. Aug
William A. Marcus
Charleston
Maggie Stone
Thin City
Marcus
Meyer
Petersburg
Eddy
United States
Canton
Banniel Varney
Portamouth
John Dever
Solomon Dever
Tie Brother
Harrincoville Schoo Board
San Juan
P. R
Louislana
Loulshin Planters’ Association
Jewel Fen Allen
A. G. Merriam
Tt. Merriam
Malta
L. C. Gamortafi
Take
Jas. Skelton
L. D. Sebott
Oteego
Hori
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