Mutiny Rages On Russian Warships At Crumbling Port
St Petersburg June 29 2340 mutiny spreads as eight officers aboard the Potemkin class battle ship confront mutineers in Sevastopol harbor. Kruger’s Black Sea squadron heads toward Odessa amid growing unrest as authorities suppress reporting and sailors face court martial.
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St. Pelersburg
Moyo Berloup
Tnis Effentshan
Manchuria
Roja
Yensky
St. Pulerabucg
Awai Ing Ulil
Shimilard
Oper
Quvsss
Sliiy
Panta
Elief
Admiralty
Bebsstone
Kruger
Odgusa
Williire
Olter Towne
Cnr : Aave
Sebastonol
Poland
Ieen
Washington reports Russian warship and fleet actions
Washington informs that the Russian battle squadron, led by the battle ship Kuiaz Polon Ida Potmeldne, is in the Black Sea area. The report notes officers killed, bodies thrown overboard, and threats of bombardment if interference continues. The ship is described as an armored turret vessel with heavy guns and a crew of sixty three men.
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Washington
Thomas Naw
Épiax
Potonkin
Ser
Black Sea
Mutiny on Kaiax Potembince navy ship in Black Sea
In Odessa the Kaiax Potembince, Austins strongest battleship in the Black Sea, is held by mutinous crew after the captain and many officers are killed. The ship remains under rebel control as authorities, including pursuing officers, scramble to respond. Page 4, Column 3.
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Odessa
Austin
Black Sea
New Directors of the Equitable Take Over Control
The article reports Cleveland O G ran and Westinghouse named as new directors of the Equitable, detailing a statement to policyholders and naming numerous board members and resignations. It notes plans and reactions including trustees’ meddling and a reference to Henry J Hyde defending actions.
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Grover Cleveland
Miya J. O'felet
Westioortetien
Nantes
Ull Pean
G. Bourne
Srhuddup
Frederick Roebling
Iline Whitown
W. Robertgon
Josyph Upyan
Dames
B. Forgan
Jamies & Si
Hendridhg
Hyde
Henry' J, Hyde
Clevelsi Jeth
Byneard’s. Big
Alors
Brokers Catch Suckers For Millions
The Knight Domeller stock brokerage firm in Chicago collapsed amid large losses and mounting liabilities. Receivers report substantial loans and unsettled accounts, with creditors facing potential losses estimated near several million dollars.
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Chicago
Jone
Knight, Domellér
Ceiver Potter
Lid Concore
Little Boy Falls Fifteen Feet From Haymow
Clifton Jachsor, son of A B Jackson of 524 West Mats street, fell from a baymow hayloft while playing with companions. He dislocated a wrist and sprained both arms after landing on a lower level. Dr. Sigle treated him. injuries not dangerous.
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Clifton Jachsor
A.B. Jackson
West
Mats Street
Sigte
Dess Convention Breaks Up In Row Over Organization Methods
Delegates clash over pointment of standing committees as dispute over the direction of a new rational labor organization escalates. A Colorado delegate warns chair appointments would undermine the federation. Debs faction faces opposition as credentials vote influences the group’s future.
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DESS
Jane
Carrie
Thor Organization
Debs
Ural
Manel Ie Leal
Manel Ie Leal , A Leader of the Nonitlivt Awit
Trifsio
Colorada
Camamitinor
Nine Killed in Dynamite Explosion at Powder Plant
Nine workers died and twelve were injured when dynamite exploded at the Bonpottin Powder plant three miles west of Misportom. The blast occurred in the plant area, trapping several men and causing extensive damage. Local authorities began investigations into the cause of the accident.
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Femportom
Pa Hing BinXing
Bonpottin Powder Company
Mis
Great Wage Conference on Peptsburg Drags On
A wage conference opens at Peptsburg with workers seeking raises of eighteen and twenty-two years of service. The Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers Logan heads the talks as union and company representatives discuss pay. The meeting continues for several days with no immediate agreement announced.
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Peptsburg
Jang
Mhrte Pompany Wei
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steet and ‘Hy
Youalun
Rival Window Glass Workers Reach Peace Accord
A conference among rival window glass workers' unions in BereeMeUc reached a peace accord. Obstacles to consolidation were removed and the plan to amalgamate the two unions was approved, with Cleveland cited as a related point of reference.
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Window Glass Workers' Ol
BereeMeUc
Lworvintgily Alue
WSL
Cleveland
ISTATE COMMANDER ANNOUNCES HIS STAFF
Indianapolis June 28 M D Mackett department commander of the state GAR announces the following appointments Col T N Walker adjutant general and assistant quartermaster general David L Weir Jeffersonville. letter says the Grand Army of the Republic was never more honored. We are comrades not for ourselves but to enable the war dead veterans to remain united in brotherhood and remember their valor.
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Indianapolis
M. D. Mackett
State
GAR
T.N. Walker
David L. Weir
Jeffersonville
de Gil
Lette
Grand Army
She’ Republic
Loran
Grant
Sherugn
Sheridan
Ithout
Lother
Laelene
Night watchman shot during break in store robbery
A night watchman confronted three intruders at a Le sh breab Markle building when a thief fired a shot to his face and tried to subdue him. The attacker fled after grabbing and throwing the watchman. A purse was stolen and $2 taken from the store.
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Lee Laturocre
Yale to Receive Two Million From Rockefeller Gift
A fragmented early 20th century note reports John D. Rockefeller planning a two million dollar endowment to Yale University. The offer aims to support the college’s endowment and stabilize annual income for investments and production of securities.
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John D. Rockefeller
Tornado wrecks western town in Lincoln Nebraska
Tornado devastates a western Nebraska town near Lincoln causing extensive damage. Officials report injuries and emergency crews mobilize to assess debris and secure affected areas amid ongoing cleanup efforts. Local residents begin to rebuild as weather conditions clear.
Richard Heuer Denied Secretary Post by Lutheran Synod
In Rae Oit Michigan on June 28 reports indicate Richard Heuer faced a decision by the Lutheran Synod regarding his secretary position. Details are unclear due to fragmented text, but the event concerns a personnel action within a church governing body.
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Rte
Richard Heuer
Mann
Lutheran Synod
Former Speaker Henderson Stricken With Paralysis
Former speaker Henderson is reported seriously ill with paralysis. He is hoped to recover in a few days as doctors monitor his condition and discuss treatment options.
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Henderson
Ada Tehan Suffers Appendicitis in London
Ada Tehan, noted actress in London, is reported to be suffering from appendicitis. A potential operation is expected. She has left for the north coast of Ireland, where she owns a cottage, during this illness.
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Lond
Ada Tehan
London
Ireland
Sisters to Take Vows Today in Lapayotte
In Lapayotte Indiana June date 38 the Rh Rev Bishop Alerding of Fort Wayne Catholic diocese will officiate Mass at the chapel of St Elizabeth hospital. A class of twenty two sisters will take vows and forty two candidates will receive the habit in religious services.
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Lapayotte
Ind
Alerding
Fort, Wayne
St Elizabeth Hospital
Water Works Board Faces Past Years Criticism
An article summarizes public dialogue on the Water Works Depart ment governance, noting prior experiments and proposing a North Side power-tower basin to stabilize supply. Engineer J W Bidaal, retained by the city, finds past plant management largely beyond criticism and discusses test plans to ensure adequate water during emergencies.
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Liesavila
Mark Wayne
Lucy Gould
Ted
Pehne Waloy Works
Nile
J. W. Bidaal
Chieng
Elgineur
Republicam Water Works Board
Tself
Tirana
Ata
Tournal Gazette
Ceatenwell
Sr. Meade
Foot Injury Endangers Railroader at South Wayne
Firestone timekeeper Joseph Begue, a freight fender worker, suffered a severe right ankle injury when his foot was caught under a rail car. Surgeons at St. Joseph's Hospital faced possible loss of the foot, with weeks of treatment ahead and risk of permanent disability. The accident reportedly occurred in the South Wayne district as bystanders and coworkers watched the emergency.
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Joseph Tegue
Piinles
Jeter
Fay Puideut
Jongpl
Ataut
Wayne
Dougie
St. Jorgeyh'y Hospital
Selrader
Omayer
Ray Hett
Ganduetar
Rexue
Bogue
Decatur Man Arrested in Indianapolis Case
Clarence Holt, a Decatur man, was jailed in Indianapolis after a tense pursuit. Police claim Holt confessed to a theft ring while denying prior accusations, saying he enlisted earlier and hoping to clear his name. Marvin Johnson, Holt’s father, runs a Decatur business and drew public attention to the incident.
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Indianapolis
Clarence Holt
Decatur
India
Pines
Indey
Marvin Johnson
Holthouse
Werchant
John Rodefer’s Troubles in Foreclosure Case
John Rodefer faces foreclosure on farm land and an Elwood residence due to judgments totaling about 7 000 dollars, with additional foreclosure against his property totaling 12 900 dollars. The financial troubles trace to years of issues in Elwood manufacturing and local creditors in Tipton Madison Grant and Marlingan counties, with several lawsuits and attempts at bankruptcy.
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Tor
Elwood State’ Bank
Warne
Larnational Building and“Loan Association
Elwood
Rotiefer
State Book of
Tipton
Madison
Radélen
Grant
Marligan
Rodeter
Claim Reduced From 8900 to 143 in County Suit
Portland Ti February 28. Fagge Lafollette tolay rendered judgment for 112 dollars against former Treasurer Rod ney D Hut enens in a suit to recover an alleged shortage of 8000 dollars. Defendants admitted possible shortage of 84 but court found debt. Accountants reported Jay Grit former county surveyor at 10100. If compromised for 42, other suits against ex county officials may never be tried.
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Portland
Fuge
Fagge Lafollette Tolay
Rodney D.hutenens
Ohio GOP Convention Names State Ticket After Lengthy Session
At COLUMBUS Ohio June 28 after a long session hosting speakers and exchanges the Ohio Republican convention selected the state ticket for November governor John M Pattison of Clermont county lieutenant governor Louis By Hoult of Knox county attorney general James A Rice of Stark county and other offices with one open seat for state treasurer amid party negotiations and a televised platform presentation. The committee finalized the platform but some delegates left dissatisfied with the chairman and the pattern of the nomination process.
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Culummnus
Ohio
John M. Pattison
Clermont County
Louie
Houelt
Knox County
Hugh I. Sathers
Shelby County
James
Biome
Jiligo
Sdmmniitte
Erme
Plane loss and the Democratic platform dispute
Reported muddled OCR text references TOM JOHNSON LOSES PLANE and a Democratic state platform dispute. Mentions names like Dougherty and Doughert, with scattered phrases about taxation, committees, and political contention, but details are unclear and fragmented.
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