Mutinous Fort Seized in Helsingfors Barrage Fire
Revolt erupts as Sveaborg fortress falls to mutineers in Helsingfors with heavy artillery and close combat. Officers killed or wounded, Col. Nataroff bayoneted. Red Guard mobilizes amid riots while royal troops bombard Skatudden barracks. civilians and marines join in brief insurgency. Cossacks and infantry push siege to end.
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Helsingfors
Sveaborg
Nataroff
St. Petersburg
Hesingfors
Socialist Club
George Street
Socialist ‘Red Guard
Skatudden
Red Guard
Russia
Cronstad
Sebastopol
Revolutionary Military League
Svendork
Skatudden Island
Land Efde
Laiming
Died by Law's Edict in Mayfield Hanging
Allen Mathis, a Negro, was legally hanged by deputy sheriff after a jury found him guilty of assaulting Misa Ethel McClain in Mayfield Kentucky. In a scene of intense mob anger, troops guarded the courthouse as the verdict was read and the execution carried out in the jail yard. Dr Rozzell was seriously injured by a bayonet during clashes with the crowd.
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Rozzell
Punishment by pillory for wife beater in Nevada
Goldfield Nevada August 1 Martin Gorman must stand tied to a pillory for two hours daily for a month with a placard reading Wife Beater. Convicted by Judge Bell for beating his wife the punishment is the first full application of Nevada law in Esmeralda county. Also reported Dr James T McBride of Franklin Furnace Ohio held in Chester Massachusetts on kidnapping charges and a note on Army camp mustering and use of automobiles as war implements in Austin Texas.
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Goldfield
Nev
Martin Gorman
Bell
Esmeralda
Nevada
Atlanta
James T. ‘McBride
Franklin Furnace
Chester
Mass
Georgia
McBride
Brunswick
Austin
Four Constitutional Democratic Meetings Held in Moscow
Four meetings authorized by the governor were held in Moscow. The administration said it would not interfere as long as participants remain within legal bounds.
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Moscow
Greane and Gayhor Casa Appended
Fragmentary readable lines indicate a local note or notice about property or residency with unclear names. The readable elements mention Greane and Gayhor alongside Casa Appended and a brief, uncertain context. Further detail is unavailable in the legible text.
Slaughter Plant Regulations Tighten Across Industry
Secretary Wilson reported meat inspection rules were well received by packers as plants hurry to comply. He warned that uninspected products will be barred from interstate or foreign trade after October 1, and emphasized federal labels showing cottonseed oil content. The push targets both large and small establishments to avoid trade shutoffs.
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Washington
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Richmond
Wii- 500
Roosevelt Leaves Third Term Bid In 1904 Statement
Peoria Indiana August 1 President Roosevelt announces he will not seek a third term. Secretary William Loeb forwards a letter from Oyster Bay dated July 26 confirming the irrevocable stand. The move follows an editorial appeal in the Peoria Herald Transcript urged by Mrs Kinney wife of a local politician.
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Peoria
Roosevelt
L. A. Kinney
William Loeb
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Peoria Herald-Transcript
Kinney
Fire damages Montgomery Bros planing mill and box factory
A fire damaged the Montgomery Bros. & Co. planing mill and box factory on Court Street in Buffalo North Carolina. The blaze on Tuesday caused an estimated loss of about 170 000 dollars affecting the Pierce Auto Company occupying the top floor.
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Buffalo
N. C
Montgomery Bros. & Co
Court Street
Pierce
Self feeding trough for hogs shown with two plans
Description explains a bottom feed setup that keeps grain clean and available to hogs, with a feed line that can be shut off and regulated. A second plan shows a simple outdoor feeder with a slanted trough to let hogs reach the grain without stepping in, roofed if built outside.
Self Feeder for Hogs Described by Prairie Farmer
Prairie Farmer presents a self feeder design for hogs to be placed on a floored space. Construct a trough by nailing 2x4s to the floor with edges up. End hopper pieces fit inside trough ends at center leaving a four inch feed passage along the full length. Hopper sides rise about one inch above the trough.
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Prairie Farmer
Amatus Weerter Obituary From Ferdinand Community
One of Ferdinand's pioneers Amatus Weerter died at 78 years 10 months after a long illness. Born 1827 in Hofweir Baden he traveled through Germany and Russia before settling in Ferdinand with wife Margaretha Vogler in 1857. Survived by children Mary Susan Joseph Ferdinand Rosina Elleonora and Gustave, the funeral drew many friends and strangers.
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Amatus Weerter
Weerter
Lawrence Fuller
Abbey of St. Meinrad
Alois Werter
Hofweir
Baden
Mathew
Amatus
Katherine
Rosina
Josephina
Germany
Russia
New Orleans
Louisville
Ferdinand
Margaretha Vogler
Mary Schlegel
Susan Grewe
Joseph Woerter
Barth's Soda Fountain Promises Clean, Refreshing Treats
Our Soda Fountain invites all to the coolest town spot for refreshing drinks rich ice cream and pure syrup. Barth's parlor emphasizes cleanliness and friendly service in a bright, inviting setting.
When you have that tired feeling and don’t know what ails you
A concise sales-like jingle urges readers to seek a remedy when fatigue strikes. It frames fatigue as a common ailment and promotes a product or treatment as a remedy, matching the era’s promotional tone.
Congressman's Daughter Found in Hands of Fakir
Congressman James Watson, at a fair in Hagere town, witnessed a side show presenting a supposed Filipino girl who proved to be his daughter. She was tied to a stake and fed scraps by a keeper. Watson notified authorities immediately.
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Hageretown
James Watson
Watson
Donkey Party Hosted by Mies Ida and Annie Klueh
A donkey party last Sunday night hosted by Mies Ida and Annie Klueh drew a large turnout. Guests included Millie Wagner Theresia Gerber Katie Huber Francia Klush Rosa Klueh Minnia Mehling Maggie Mehling Bertha Wagner Josephine Becker Erne Sturm Leni Droesch Josephine Verne and many Klueh and Verne family members. Prizes awarded in Ladies category went to Millie Wagner for first prize and Bertha Wagner for the baby prize a pin cushion. Gents prizes awarded Albert Wagner first for a fine necktie and Richard Kluch for the baby prize a looking glass.
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Mies Ida
Annie Klueh
Millie Wagner
Theresia Gerber
Katie Huber
Francia Klush
Rosa Klueh
Minnia Mehling
Maggie Mehling
Bertha Wagner
Josephine Becker
Erne Sturm
Leni Droesch
Josephine Verne
Martin Klueh
Peter, Klueh
Richard Klueh
George Verne
Joe Fischer
Theodore Fischer
Frank Wagner
Albert Wagner
Dr. N
James
Adolph Egelhoff
John Meling
Mike Mehling
John Schreiie
Joe Bickwermert
Frank Verne
Die Mueller
Victor Roth
Ferdie Klueh
Willie Meiring
Augusty Maggenbeier
Gents
Richard Kluch
False Overdraft Claim At People's State Bank Huntingburg
Peter Mueller and Sons deny circulating a claim that they overdrew the People's State Bank at Huntingburg Indiana for 1700 dollars. They state their deposit on July 27 was nearly 500 dollars and call the overdraft claim false.
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People’s State Bank
Huntingburg
Ind
Peter Mueller & Sons
BAD LOANS AND OVERDRAFTS AT HUNTINGBURG BANK
In Huntingburg last Saturday a bank scare arose over the People State Bank as reports of large debts circulated. State Inspector Henshaw ordered the capital stock doubled to 25,000 dollars. directors met and paid outstanding orders, Behrens was removed, Brundick to act as cashier during the audit, and the bank continued operations. Behrens and brothers had transferred property valued at about 25,000 dollars to the bank. Officers named: H B Brundick president, John G Beckmann vice president, Charles Behrens cashier.
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Huntingburg
People State Bank
Henshaw
Behrens
Brundick
H B. Brundick
John G. Beckmann
Charles Behrens
Ferdinand Reds Lose in Bristow and Bricks Battle
The Ferdinand Reds traveled to Bristow last Sunday and were defeated by a local team amid disputed decisions. They will play again next Sunday at Olinger's Park. Earlier, the Ferdinand Sliders and the Brick Bats met there, with Brick Bats winning 14 to 12.
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Ferdinand Reds
Bristow
Heya
Olinger’s Park
Ferdinand ‘Sliders
Brick Bata
Olinger's Park
Peanut Party Hosted by Misa Amalia Wagner
A Peanut Party was held Sunday night with attendees including Miss Anna Klueh Miss Bertha Wagner Miss Lena Wahl Mary Oser Mins Katie Hutte Frank Wagner Albert Weems Willian Wagner Schreiner John Seleeiahee Joe Bickwermer Martin Klueh Peter Maggenbeier Wahl Edward Mueller George Verney and Benno Wagner Mrs J plus their young son Edwin The ladies prize went to Miss Annie Klueh and Miss Katie Hutter
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Misa Amalia Wagner
Anna Klueh
Bertha Wagner
Lena Wahl
Mary Oser
Mins
Katie Hutte
Frank Wagner
Albert Weems
Willian Wagner
Schreiner
John Seleeiahee
Joe Bickwermer
Edward
Martin Klueh
Peter
August Maggenbeier
Wahl
Edward Mueller
George Verney
M Benno Wagner
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