Train Attack Kills Officers as Robbers Seize Government Funds
A passenger train guarded by soldiers and gendarmes was ambushed near Czenstoenhowa and Herby. Ten revolutionists killed two gendarmes four soldiers and two civilian staff died. The robbers took $8000 and the defenders’ arms. Generals Svekat and Wei leating among the fallen. Widespread sympathy in the countryside. Guards wounded include a colonel conductor and several civilians.
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Herby
Svekat
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Eashier
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Werby
Wre
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Ting
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Telegraph Disruption Hits Provinces After Fire At Central Station
Petersburg reports a fire burned out the switch board at the Central telegraph station cutting all communication with the provinces. No proof of sabotage is found though suspicion points to revolutionists. Government can still contact provincial authorities via railroad wires. In Proskuroft a clash left five peasants dead and twelve dragoons wounded. Market activity in St. Petersburg softened with a late price steadiness.
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BL Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Telegraph Department
Proskuroft
Russia
Cherniport
More Arrests Promised in Hartje Divorce Case
Pittsburg July 30 whispers say two further arrests will follow the Hartje divorce proceedings linked scandal. Charges rumored forgery and conspiracy as Assistant District Attorney Robb holds a deposition from a man named William claiming a detective offered money to back Clifford Hope’s tale of intimacy with Mary Scott Hartje. The deposition, if shown, is described as remarkable and awaited with great interest.
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Pittsburg
Robb
William
Clifford Hope
Mary Scott Hartje
Wilam
Haoe
Rockefeller Returns From Europe Amid Warrant Refusal
John D. Rockefeller returns from Europe aboard the Amerika at Hoboken. He refuses to discuss a warrant issued at Findlay charging him with involvement in a trust matter. He says he has nothing to say on the case and avoids answering reporters. He is seen with Mrs Rockefeller and his son as he departs in an automobile.
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Valentine Siti Trust
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America
Appeal over Great Western case reaches high court
An appeal filed by the Interstate Commerce Commission reaches the Supreme Court after a circuit court ruling in Chicago. The commission had sought to require railroads including Chicago Great Western to stop biasing livestock transport rates and to equalize charges, but lost in the lower court and now advances the matter to the Supreme Court.
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Interstate Ecommerce Commission
Guareme Court
United States
United States Circuit Court
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago Grea Western Railroad
West
Amurdu Bay 1
Sait
Chitunga
Supreme Courc
Lenroot Support Amid Wisconsin Nomination bid
A damaged OCR passage notes Madison figures backing Lenroot for the Republican nomination with La Follette aiding as a speaker surrogate. It mentions a tense scene between TL and J. Dierin, with party leaders and committee chairs steering the process and a push to smooth Davidson's case.
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Buly Vinielales
Lenroot
la Follette
J. Dierin
Davidson
Criticised Sunday Laws and Pretender Rout Report
Madison and Missouri governor Folk challenge Sunday closing enforcement in Wisconsin. Misrules and workers’ conditions are cited amid unrest. Melilla reports the fall of the pretenders under Cahel Amis. five rebels are killed. A duel between Capra and Senora Arroyer leaves Capra severely wounded.
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Vely
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Senora Arroyer
Sage fortune to charity as widow plans broad gifts
New York July 30 Russell Sage's estate, estimated at 70 to 89 million dollars, is left largely to charity. Mrs Sage will distribute long contemplated gifts along broad lines, focusing on education farms charitable enterprise soldiers and hospitals, with plans kept private by her and her physician Dr J Gar Behinuek.
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New York
Russell Sage
Freak Rain Deluges Louisville Suburbs
A freak downpour drenched Louisville on July 20 causing heavy damage citywide. The rain fell unevenly as a cloudburst-like shower with lightning seen across the sky. South Louisville and Parkhill suffered worst as streetcar tracks and cellars filled. sparrows lay scattered in the southern areas.
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Louisville
Parkhild
Sever
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Dowie Likely to Appeal in City Church Case
Dolorplaint of appeals anticipated by Emil G Wenin, Dowie’s counsel, after a largely unresolved decision in Zion City. Officials toured properties and evaluated fines and industrial context to protect assets and maximize returns for the church.
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Zion
Emil G. Wenin
Popproshusen
Zion City
Seven Days’ Services in Field Estate Claim
Dr Frank Billings filed in probate court a sworn petition for 25001 against the Marshal Field estate. The bills cover seven days of attendance on Mr Field in a New York hotel during a fatal pneumonia attack. The claim is among the largest ever charged to a physician for neglect in the United States. Trustees plan no contest to the claim, and papers were delivered.
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Frank Bulings Haw
Marshal Field
Mr Field
New York
United States
Fr. Biutines
Dervier
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