Trepoff backs constitutional ministers in political shift
General Trepoff advocates a ministry formed by constitutional democrats and warns repression alone cannot quell the unrest. He attacks Prince Uruseff as a traitor and signals a clash with Goremykin while noting the socialist link to recent disorders and police scrutiny of peasant leader M. Alladin.
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St. Petersburg
Tuly T
Trepoff
Eure
Fhat
Constitutional Democrats
Goreamerkin
Trepofi
Prince Uruseff
Peterhof
Goremykin
M. Alladin
Preobrajensky Regiment
Russia Defaults on Money Orders Czar's Officials
Russia’s government signals a default on government money orders as czar’s officials assess the financial strain. The move raises questions about currency stability and domestic payments amid ongoing fiscal pressures.
Remarkable Interview From St. Petersburg July 7
A July report from St. Petersburg details a remarkable interview on revolutionary power and strategy. The interview highlights the central role of organized action, leadership, and popular support in sustaining revolutionary momentum.
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St. Petersburg
Growth of a Weighty One-Year-Old Gracie Gaskill
Mount Holly reports Gracie Mildred Flora Gaskill, a one-year-old in Monroe Street, weighing 51 pounds and gaining about a pound weekly. Doctors find her healthy despite the unusual, rapid growth, with her weight far exceeding other children her age.
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Mount Holly
N. J
Gracie Mildred Flora Gaskill
Gracie
Emma Gaskill
Monroe Street
Mary Gaskill
Improved system of agriculture demands long adoption
The text notes that increased holdings reflect an improved agricultural system and that a full understanding of this enhancement will require at least a generation to develop. It frames progress as a gradual, long term process.
Ostrog Funeral Sparks Tense Racial Clash In Volhynia
In Ostrog, Volhynia region, July 7 an incident left a Jewish boy dead after a policeman shot him. The mob assembled in thousands for the funeral but danger subsided when authorities declared the shooting accidental and pledged a trial for the officer.
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Zhitomar
Volhynia
Russia
Ostrog
Steel Pullman Cars For Through Trains
Pullman Car company to build steel Pullman cars for all through passenger trains. An order is expected this winter with delivery to follow. 18 hour Pennsylvania trains Chicago to New York to use steel cars after first delivery. Altoona shops produced steel cars recently tested on Philadelphia division. A trial steel equipment train will operate between New York and Washington. A postal car and baggage car to be built at Altoona. Steel passenger coaches at Altoona to be completed soon for through day trains.
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Pullman Car Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
New York
Pennsylvania
Altoona
Philadelphia
Washington
Journal Company to Undergo Formal Reorganization
The Journal company plans a formal reorganization within days following the purchase of stock by A. J. Moynihan and his brother Martin Moynihan, who now own all shares. H C Rockhill remains nominal president but has focused on the rolling mill, while W W Rockhill has stepped back from daily duties. Martin Moynihan arrived from Oklahoma to join the management.
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Journal Company
H. C
W. W. Rockhill
A. J. Moynihan
Martin Moynihan
H.C. Rockhill
Rolling Mill Company
The
Journal-Gazette
Oklahoma
Fort Wayne native visits after many years
Alex Comparet of Hicksville Ohio visits Fort Wayne to see his daughter Mrs Keeran of Lakeside and other relatives. Born in Fort Wayne 79 years ago he notes extensive changes since his last visit years ago and is the brother of the late D Comparet, well known to longtime residents.
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Alex. Comparet
Hicksville
Mrs. Keeran
Lakeside
Mr. Comparet
Fort Wayne
D. ¥. Comparet
Prize Fight At Wabash Ind110
In Wabash Indiana on July 7 Frank Baxton of Terre Haute defeated Stocking Kelly of Chicago in a ten round boxing match. The bout occurred early today with Baxton gaining the victory in the early rounds.
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Wabash
Ind
Frank Baxton
Terre ‘Haute
Stocking ‘Kelly
Chicago
Right Hand Crushed at Biscuit Factory
Ferdinand Kiesling of 1009 Wall Street, a baker at the National Biscuit company, suffered a severe crush injury Friday night when his right hand was caught in a moulding machine. The machine was halted too late to prevent the loss of the fingertip. he was taken home and treated by Dr. H.E. McOscar.
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Ferdinand Kiesling
Wall Street
National Biscuit Company
Kiesling
HE. J. McOscar
Complaint Filed Over Russian Money Orders and Threats
Victor Abrahamson of Norfolk files with the state department a complaint against Russian postal authorities for refusing payments on Virginia to Russia money orders and threatening arrest or Siberian banishment to complainants. Case involves J. Gerson of Lynchburg whose three receipts for money sent to Odessa remain unpaid in Russia.
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Norfolk
Victor Abrahamson
State Department
Washington
Virginia
Russia
Siberia
Abrahamson
J. Gerson
Lynchburg
Odessa
Gerson
Fort Wayne Officer Commands Destroyer Preble
Lieut. Fred Freeman of Fort Wayne, in command of the torpedo boat destroyer Perry, reported a superb torpedo tube practice score of 117.3 percent on the Pacific coast, behind the Paul Jones at 118. Freeman’s crew also excelled in gun practice two years earlier. He has now taken command of the destroyer Preble and is bound for Seattle.
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Fort Wayne
Fred Freeman
Perry
Pacific
Paul Jones
Freeman
Fort Warne
Preble
Seattle
Paralyzed Elderly Woman Struck By Stroke
Mrs. Amanda Robinson, 81, residing with son-in-law O. C. Smith four miles north of the city, suffered a Friday stroke affecting the left side. She is under the professional care of Dr. S. D. Sledd.
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Amanda Robinson
O. C. Smith
Jim Gabriels Horse Hero of Famous 2 500 Mile Ride
Jim Gabriels mounted endurance horse, used in The Great Train Robbery at Luna Park, previously completed a 2500 mile western plains journey for the U.S. government to prove native horses suit cavalry use. The duo traveled from Sheridan to Chicago in 85 days, enduring without grain until Sioux City, and inspired military export interest. The rider, Jim Gabriel, portrays Jim Dalton, with official praise from Gen. Miles for Wounded Knee and Cheyenne campaigns.
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New York
Jim Gabriel
Luna Park
Western Plains
United States
Gabriel
Jim Dalton
Far West
Nelson A. Miles
Wounded Knee
Sheridan
Wyo
Chicago
Corral
Sioux City
Iowa
Missouri River
Coney Island
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Royal Academy
Great Britain
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Bialystok
Prince Urusoff
Nake
General Trepoff
Stelypin
Preobrajensky
Lieut. Freeman
Jim Gabriels
Luna
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