War 10 The Knife And To The Hilt
An Imperial dispatch from St. Petersburg on July 25 proclaims war to the knife with revolution. Stolypin orders governors to crush enemies of society with firm force and urges vigilance to restore and maintain order amid expected southern uprisings and a possible northward spread toward the capitals. The telegram emphasizes legal measures and restraint to regenerate the old regime while restoring public order.
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St. Petersburg
Premvier Stolypin
Russia
Tower House
War Office
Hian- Ming
Stolypin
Aid for the Ministry as Cabinet Moves Stumble
report from Moscow notes limited support for a broadened cabinet as leaders face refusals from key figures including Prince Nikolai Lyvoff. Constitutional Democrats contemplate a national convention while夜 night meetings and secret caucuses unfold amid agrarian unrest near St Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. Shipoff
Guehkel
Nikolai Lyvoff
Saratov
Stolyypda
Orert Folio
Constitutional Democratic Eli
Polige Aiedhrorithes
Constitutional Democrats
Nanced
Teinee Parl
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Gery
St. Petersburs
Baron Fredericths
Cesar
Trepot
M. Pobledenostself
Gen- Orloff
Company Refuses to Subscribe to the Fund for Revolution
A Ga Cmted Stites concern refused to subscribe to the fund for revolution. Explosions occurred leaving several persons wounded.
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Ga Cmted Stites Concern
No Riot at Odessa Cossacks Routed Anti Jewish Upsurge
A report from Maldovanka near Odessa says drunken Cossacks tried to spark an anti Jewish massacre but were dispersed by infantry and corralled in their barracks. In St Petersburg a wave of arrests and seizures is noted with 200 arrests reported. Prince Hilkoff criticizes Russian MPs at Victo r and defends Emperor Nicholas’s good faith.
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Odessa
Maldovanka
Paris
St. Petersbure
Journal
London
The
Matin
Prince Hilkoff
Victorg
Nicholas
Immediate Strike Opposed in Moscow
A general strike declaration faces opposition from the workers council in Moscow. A bold factory front with loaded bombs was found locally, and the house owner and bomb makers were arrested.
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Moscow
Jy 25
Worskaian's Council
Not Only Held Fourteen Workmen's Council Delegates
Police in Moscow on July 25 attempted to seize all delegates to the workmen's council and succeeded in capturing fourteen.
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Moscow
Workmen's Council
TWO BAD TRAIN WRECKS IN WASHINGTON AND BRITISH COLUMBIA
Two fatal rail accidents reported. In Washington near Camden a Great Northern fast mail train fell 70 feet into Diamond Lake killing five aboard and injuring many. Names of victims include engineer N Edward Munson and fireman Frank Bell. In Nelson British Columbia another Great Northern train plunged 200 feet, with Judge Townsend and several others killed.
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Spokane
Wash
Great Northern
Camden
Titamond Lake
N. Edward Munson
Frank Bell
Hillyard
Charles Danner
George R. Strickland
George Howard Curdlee
Lumbernmuan
St. Paul
Great Northern Railway
Nelson
3. C
Judge Townsend
Rossland
D. M. McWinnon
Great
Northern
W. J. Smith
Secretary Shaw Sets Westward Tour This Summer
Secretary Shaw departs Washington for Chicago and then travels to Town W for a Chautauqua address near Des Moines. He will speak at multiple events across the state and attend the Des Moines state convention on August 7 before returning to Washington around August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Washington
Chicago
Town
Des Moines
Secretary Root's Party Arrives Aboard Cable Ship
Bahia July 25 A cablegram from Balla Brazil says the Charleston with Secretary Root's party aboard arrived Monday night. The ship only stopped to take mails and cable messages and will depart immediately for Rio where it should reach this evening or tomorrow morning.
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Root
Bahia
Washington
State Department
Balla
Brazil
Charleston
Rio
Marriage of Major McCawley in Providence hospital
Major Charles L McCawley United States Marine Corps married Mrs John Davis of this city at Providence hospital where McCawley convalesces from typhoid fever. Mrs Davis is daughter of the late Secretary Frelinghuysen.
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McCawley
Washington
Chas. L. McCawley
United States Marine Corps
John Davis
Frelinghuysen
Providence Hospital
Baseball scores from July 24 across leagues and cities
Scores list across leagues including American and National games. Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, St Louis, Chicago, Brooklyn, Washington, New York, Detroit, Boston, Cleveland, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, St Paul, Kansas City, Pueblo, Milwaukee, Louisville, Omaha, Des Moines, Lincoln, Sioux City, Denver. Key results mention Philadelphia Chicago 1 7 and Boston Cleveland 9 3 with second games noted.
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Chitcag A
Pittshburg
New York
Pitsburg
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
American
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Fumner Meveland
Beaston
Association
Minneapolis
Indi-auapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Kwansas City
Poledo
Tansas City
Milwaukee
Louisville
Louisvile
Omaha
Des Moines
Lincoln
Pueblo
Sioux City
Denver
Daily Journal delivery worded notice
The Daily Journal announces city wide delivery for ten cents per week.
Deadly Delusion Dismissed as Wife Denies Pact
John Randin of 415 North Avenue was arraigned in the Chicago avenue police court on charges of attempting to injure his wife and faced letters claiming a suicide pact. His wife, Alys Randin, denied any agreement to end their lives, despite jealously tied to a man named Schroeder. Bond set at 4000.
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Chicago
John Raadin
Atlas Tlonoras
Chicago Avenue
Randins Lve
North Avenue
Randin
Chicago Castronomic Society
Alys
Indove Viotke
Riamantin
Hortonville
Wis
Anna
John
Riches Too Much for Him Drives Benighted Farmer to Insanity
Mattoon July 25. Scott Emmerich a Cumberland county farmer who owns 140 acres near Greenup suddenly earned vast royalties from fourteen wells. He had lived in poverty but now receives about 100 dollars daily, and the rapid wealth overwhelmed him, leading to a mental breakdown and his confinement in an institution.
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Mattoon, Sr
Scott Emerich
Cumberland County
Emmerich
Greenup
Mmnerich
Dosmie
Logan County man arrested in St Louis marriage scheme
George TW Bryan of Logan county is arrested over a plan to marry Mrs Lawson KE Cracker in St Louis last September. The wife obtained a divorce by claiming her husband was not an Illinois citizen and lived in Salinas California. The decree was granted a month after the husband left for South Dakota. He returned, convinced Judge Harris to annul the divorce on non disclosure of facts.
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Bloomington
George TW
Bryan
Logan County
Lawson KE. Cracker
St. Louis
Harris
Purdy Refuses to Quit as City Chief Despite Ouster
Chief of Police George O Purdy, ousted by the city council, declares he will not relinquish his post until Mayor Silas Cook, who appointed him, orders otherwise. Mayor Cook states he will not instruct Purdy to step down, and Purdy's orders are followed by officers.
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West St. Louis
George O. Purdy
Fietlon
Silas Cook
Cook
C Hief Purdy
Chief Purdy
Broker Who Has Disappeared in Atoimouth
Atoimouth reports local commission broker Broberg has vanished and his office closed by an officer. It is alleged he eluded with about 10,000 yuan earned from deals conducted for other parties.
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Atoimouth
Broberg
1 Iy
Fourteen Years for Murder in Lincoln Case
Thomas Neylon was found guilty of murdering Thomas Brown on March 10, 1906, in Lincoln during a quarrel over a bill. He was sentenced to fourteen years in prison.
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Springfield
Thomas Neylon
Lincoln
Thomas Brown
Neylon
Brown
Bill
Death at the Grade Crossing in Decatur IL
At a grade crossing in Decatur Illinois on July 24 a buggy struck by a Illinois Central switch engine killed RC WI Ron of Mittoon, fatally injured Mrs Ollie Mareland, and badly hurt Miss Yel Mathews.
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Decatur
Wiron
Mittoon
Ollie Mareland
Yel Mathews
Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar Syrup Debuts
The original laxative cough syrup Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar relieves the cough and purges the system of cold without opiates. Sold by all druggists.
Excursion Rates to Camp Meeting via Northwestern Line
Excursion tickets to Des Plaines Illinois camp meeting offered at reduced rates from July 17 through August 6 with return validity until August 6. Tickets available through Chicago and North-Western agents.
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Camp Meeting
Des Plaines
North-Western
Chicago & North-Western Ae
Missing Monmouth broker tied to 10000 shortfall dies
Fred H. Brobery commission broker from Monmouth Alabama disappeared last Saturday amid rumors of a $10000 shortage in his accounts. His body was found in a boat on Lake Crimet after he shot himself. Police say the downturn in grain markets and an alleged attempt to hide tides contributed to his downfall.
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Chietito
Fred
Brobery
Monmouth
Crlimiet
Broberg
Seu
Chicago Board of Trade
Man Hunt in Perry County Ends with Capture near Glouster
A manhunt in Ohio near Glouster ended with the capture of Lew Hirbin after he assaulted a 12 year old girl and wounded a bloodhound. Deputies and a posse pursued through Perry County woods, the suspect surrendering to Deputy Sheriff King. The child’s sister raised the alarm and Hirbin fled, but was traced by trackers until apprehension.
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Zannesville
Perry
Glouster
Wile
Charles Hammers
Misco
Lew Hirbith
Hirlin
Sherif King
Edlin
Effect of the Eight Hour Order on Government Work
Washington July 23 The application of the presidents order relative to the eight hour law for government contract work has proved difficult in the war department. Executives fear rigid enforcement may end the system of government contract work and force the government to hire its own labor and carry on public works under its own.
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Washington
War Department
Publica
Roosevelt offers Stickney interstate commerce post
A Washington telegram reports Chicago Great Western Railway president A. T. Stickney has been offered a seat on the Interstate Commerce Commission by President Roosevelt. The offer was made five days ago.
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Kansas City
The
Journal From
Washington
A. T. Stickney
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt
Stickney
Insurance firm declines San Francisco earthquake losses
Will Pay No Earthquake Losses, San Francisco July 25. The Phoen ix Reynal Insurance company of Vienna, with about 2,500,000 in s urance in this city, has decided not to pay any loss from the dust conflagration of April. The policies included an earthquake clause.
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San Francisco
Phoenix Reynal Insurance Company
Vienna
Officers Ordered to the Colors in Vienna War Tone
Russian officers on leave at Austrian watering places have been recalled by telegraph to Russia. The orders indicate threatening conditions and call for the army to be placed on a war footing.
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Vienna
Russia
Imperial amnesty extends to pre 1905 offenses
An imperial manifesto from Helsinki grants amnesty for all political offenses prior to the November 17, 1905 manifesto. All fines for such offenses are canceled and will be repaid.
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Finland
Died in a Diving Suit on Mississippi River
W H Mickard of St. Louis died while working mummy feet beneath the Mississippi River in a diver’s suit. He lost his life when his life line broke during the underwater task.
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St. Louis
W. H. Mickard
Mississippi River
Multiple Political and Labor Strikes Across U S Regions
A mixed batch of outlines reports strikes and political moves across the United States. The Southern Pacific unionists in New Orleans and West Oakland press for higher pay while a Utah Socialist convention nominates Willam S. Dalton for supreme court judge and a representative. In Alabama Republican leaders vote to field a full state ticket. Internationally, ambassadors and dignitaries arrive in New York and Warisbad as Pan American talks adjourn with Root named honorary president. A building collapse in Massachusetts claims eleven lives with possible four more fatalities noted.
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Tde
Philippines
Palajanes
Leyte
Russell Sage
First Presbyterian Church
May Rockaway
Long Island
Southern Pacific Company
New Orleans
Republican State Executive Committee
Alibama
Cubbouns
Wabash
Ind
Lake Gilbert
Brainerd
Minn
Utah Socialist State Convention
Willam S. Dalton
Salt Lake City
Supreme Court
lWomer Py Burt
Constess
Mreound Ays
Nicholas Longworth
Warlsbad
Paelifie
West Oakland
Cab
Robert 8. McCormick
United States
France
McCormick
New York
Rio Janeiro
Root
Wihelmina
South Biomingham
Mass
Kodol for Dyspepsia Ad on Digestive Aid
An advertisement promotes Kodol for Dyspepsia as a stomach helper after meals. It claims digestion support and rest for the stomach, relieving flatulence sour stomach and belching while its reconstructive properties aim to restore normal function. Sold by all druggists.
Daily Journal Delivery Offer
The Daily Journal announces citywide delivery at a rate of 10 cents per week ensuring circulation to every part of the city.
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the Daily Journal
German Slavery Case At Jackson Lumber Camp
United States deputies head to Lockhart Alabama to investigate peonage claims against Jackson Lumber Company. About 100 workers mainly Germans allegedly living as slaves, paid little or nothing, forced to eat after locals, confined, beaten for disobedience, with guards armed in the woods. The firm, backed by Michigan and Wisconsin capitalists, is one of the largest in the south. Also reported is a separate shipboard Shanghaing case involving John P. McLaughlin and Janes O'Donnell tied to the Celtic Monarch voyage and a push for their release from Honolulu authorities.
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Pensacola
Mia
Jackson Lumber Company
Lockhart
Ala
United States
Jto
Inbor
South
Michigan
Wisconsin
Springfield
John P. McLaughlin
Janes O'Donnell
Auburn
Northcott
State Department
Washington
Pacific Coast
McLaughlin
Australia
Department of Commerce and Labor
Honolulu
O'Donnell
Chance for dairymen in Panama Canal Zone
Washington reports a need for dairy and stock farms in the Panama canal zone. Consul Kelloge notes milk sells for 20 to 38 cents a quart, often watered, beef goes for 20 to 25 cents a pound, cattle are guarded by a tariff, and the US government is exempt in canal imports. The Panama Raen grass grows thickly and regrows quickly after grazing.
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Washington
Panama Canal Zone
J.C. Kelloge
Bureau of Manufacturers
United States
Panama
Hearst for Governor of New York
New York July 25 Charles I Murphy said it was possible Tamminy Wall would back William KR Hearst for the Democratic nomination for governor in the next state convention. Murphy noted he could not predict Tammany’s stance, but said last year’s opposition would not by itself rule out support at the convention.
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Hearst
New York
Charles I. Murphy
Tamminy Wall
William KR. Hearst
Murphy
Tammuiny Wih
Tammany
Democratic campaign offices to open in Chicago
The western division of the Democratic congressional campaign committee will open headquarters at the Palmer House in Chicago on August 1. Minor arrangements have been made by Representatives Henry T. Rainey of Carrollton Alabama and Lloyd of Missouri.
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Chicago
Democratic Congressional Campaign
Palmer U House
Henry T. Rainey
Carrollton
YP. Lloyd
Missouri
Hotel Owner Dies in Racine Stroke At Hotel Racine
George J Margerum proprietor of Hotel Racine dropped dead from apoplexy. He arrived from Findlay Ohio about two years ago to run the hotel.
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Racine
Wis
George J, Margerum
Hotel
Tie
Findlay, O
Hingis Central Pacload stockholders meeting notice
Notice posted for Hingis Central Pacload company annual stockholders meeting in Chicago. Meeting to be held at the company's office in Chicago on July 25.
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Minoia Central Stockholders
Chicago
Hingis Central Pacload Company
Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar Cough Syrup
Advertises Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar as the pleasantest cough syrup for children. Claims it contains no opiates and is sold by all druggists. This vintage medicine pitch emphasizes safety for youngsters and universal availability through drugstores.
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Kennedy
Excursion Tickets to Chautauqua Assembly at Janesville
Reduced fare excursion tickets to the Chautauqua Assembly at Janesville Wisconsin via the North Western Line will be sold on two dates July 27 and August 1. Return is limited to August 6 inclusive. Applications should be directed to agents of the Chicago and North Western Railway.
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Chautauqua Assembly
Janesville
Wis
North-Western
Vnano
Chicago & North-Western R'y
Impersonator Nabbed After Attempted Ransom Demand
July report from St Towle details Mrs Bornero as victim of a dynamic ransom plot. A man calling himself Johann Hoppe threatened to dynamite the home if $560 cash was not delivered. An impersonator in Mrs Bornero's dress tried for 9:30 pm, but was grappled by a man identifying as Carpenter. Police then captured the suspect after a pursuit.
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Carpenter
Raising the Tax on Railways Helena July 26
The Montana state board of equalization, which fixes railroad tax assessments, has raised the main lines by about 124 percent from last year. Last year the appraisal was $14,482 per mile, now increased to $16,286 per mile.
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Helena
Mont
State Board of Equalization
Montana
Paper Makers Threaten Strike Nationwide Action
Paper makers in 33 districts of the International Paper Company in the United States and Canada give notice they will strike unless daily hours are reduced to eight without wage cuts. The move, aimed at shortening workdays, heightens labor tension across mills in both countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
International Paper
United States
Canada
Illinois Milk Tampered With Formaldehyde, East St. Louis
Health inspector Dr A A McBrien seized thirty gallons of milk at the relay depot in East St. Louis on July 25. The consignments from Formosa Michigan contained formaldehyde to prevent spoilage, prompting investigation and action by local authorities.
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East St. Louis, WL
A. A. McBrien
East St. Louis
Formosa
Navy to Seek Eight-Hour Law Status on Warship Work
Washington July 25 The department of justice will be asked by the navy department whether a warship under construction is public works under the eight-hour law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
Navy Department
Chicago Board of Trade Market Quotations
Chicago and East Buffalo markets report futures and cash prices for wheat corn oats and rye with July and September quotations. Includes live stock estimates for hogs cattle and sheep and mention of cash sales by sample and by the trade for winter wheat and livestock categories.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Stig
Sayvd
Sayvd— Fann, Ph Agiices Als E Draere
S.otis Or. Oe
LOM Q
Samplies
Thuy
Lo Northern
SIME
Wwe
Tate
Doe
oteenGe
Choles Prairie
East Buffalo
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Yverrilnes
Best
Don’t Let Baby Cry Ad Adabout Laxative Syrup Pepsin
An advertisement urges caregivers to treat baby stomach discomfort with Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as the only safe laxative for infants and children. It claims the remedy has no harmful ingredients, promises money back if it fails, and notes it is sold by druggists at 50 cents and one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orasphoeian
Dr. Caldwell
Cure for Sore Hands with Cuticura Trio
Mrs A E Maurer of Chicago testifies after three doctors failed to help her itchy painful hand sores. Three days after using Cuticura Ointment the sores began to peel and improve, now smooth and clean while she continues dye-house work, recommending the Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
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A. E. Maurer
State St
Chicago, Ill
Cuticura Ad Promises Relief for Skin Ailments
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as instant relief for skin-tortured babies and rest for weary mothers. It markets the products worldwide, lists prices for Soap and Ointment, and mentions a chocolate coated form and a solvent. Also notes free mail offer for skin cure guides.
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Hesolvent
Letter Drug & Chem. Corp
Props
Beaton
Mass
Nickel Plate excursion to Chautauqua Lake from Chicago
Nickel Plate road announces a round trip excursion to Chautauqua Lake from Chicago at $14.00 with return by August 28 and no excess fare on any Nickel Plate train. Three daily trains offer vestibuled sleeping cars, and meals range from 85 cents to $1.00 with a la carte and midday luncheon at 50 cents. Ticket offices are at 107 Adams Street Chicago and La Salle Street station Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel Plate Road
Chautauqua Lake
Chicago
Cash register for sale at WN and Dollmeyver
An entirely new, first class cash register is offered for sale. Call and see it at WN and Dollmeyver.
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Aresnis
WN & Dollmeyver
Aws
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