Mutiny and Attacks Shape Turbulent Russia News
AAP reports unsettled Russia with mutinous Levski regiment actions in Poltava seizing guns and clashing with loyal troops. Peasants attack a monastery near Yekaterinoslav while a printing strike at Roussel in St. Petersburg leads to 150000 Viborg manifestos printed as police guards preserve a distant church parade.
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Poltava
Russia
Levski
Toltava
Yekaterinoslav
Associated Press
Kharkov
Yekaterinoslay
Borky
Alexander ST
Train Robbers Hit Two Rails In Polish Raid
Warsaw dispatch reports two bold train robberies in Russian Poland. The first, from Herby to Czenstochowa, left several officials and guards dead and robbers fled with 8000 dollars and arms. The second, on the Warsaw Vienna line near Warsaw, yielded 87600 in government money after attackers seized the locomotive. one robber wounded remains uncompromising.
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Warsaw
Russian Poland
Herby
Czenstochowa
Customs House
Imperial Bank
Frontier
Aukat
Frontier Gnard
Weitenring
Customs Service of
Breegicki
Laguma
No Way
Braczieki
Warsaw-Vienna
Workmen Deputies Council Discusses General Strike
In St. Petersburg a plenary meeting of the workmen's deputies representing about 980000 workers discussed the timing of a general strike. The delegates debated possible actions on dissolving parliament and expressed views on a one day strike but no decision was reached.
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St. Petersburg
Russia Restores Censorship on Foreign News
The piece notes censorship returns to block foreign articles in Russia after years of suppression. It references a revolutionary organizer freed, and mentions the prior practice of hiding "classic caviar" pieces with ink and sand to hide content in foreign periodicals.
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Nephiets
Russia
Russiin
Gorky appeals to U S on Russia crisis
Maxim Gorky issues a public plea to Americans to aid the Russian people as czarist repression intensifies after the duma's dissolution. He warns of brutal reprisals and bloodstained forces at the throne, urging true civilization to respond and asking if there are men in the United States who will hear him.
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New York
Maxim Gorky
United States
Russia
Duma
Memorial window honors General Thomas Jackson at Roanoke church
In Roanoke Virginia a memorial window honoring General Thomas Stonewall Jackson was unveiled at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. The gift was funded entirely by Black congregants and attended by both races along with Confederate groups. Rev. J L Downing led the event with remarks from white Roanoke leaders.
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Roanoke
Thomas
Stonewall
Jackson
Lexington
Downing
Umpire Demands Probe of Minneapolis Collusion Charges
Milwaukee reports umpire Owen of the American Association calling for an immediate investigation into charges of collusion with gamblers tied to the Minneapolis Columbus series staged in Minneapolis last week.
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Milwaukee
Owen
American Association
Minneapolis
Printer Union Card Carrier Killed in Milwaukee Rail Yards
K. W. Penal formerly of Rochester New York carried a printers' union traveling card and was killed in the Milwaukee railway yards while in this city.
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St. Paul
K. W. Penal
Printers’ Union
Rochester
N. Y
Milwaukee Railway
Baseball Scores Across Leagues From Saturday and Sunday
Chicago and national standings show Philadelphia beating Pittsburgh 3 0 in league play, Chicago 8-0 over Boston, New York 2-1 Cincinnati, Brooklyn 5-2 over St. Louis, Detroit 2 Philadelphia, New York 6 Cleveland, St Louis 1 1 over Boston 1, Chicago 3 Washington 3 in American. Various association and western games report scores in multiple cities, with rain causing Chicago to host a postponed or halted pairing.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
American
Detroit
Cleveland
St Louis
Heaton
Washington
Association
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Kimsias City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Taut
Indianapols
Toledo
Taddianapoli
Indianapolis
Colmbus
Louisville
Columbus
Mulewatukee
Minneapolis—St. Paul
Western
Omaha
Denver
Omaha S
Sioux City
Tueblo
Sioanx City
Lincoln
Des Moines
Lin
Tragedy of a Yacht Off Hereford Inlet Capsize
Anglesea New Jersey July 80 two yachts returning from fishing banks capsized off Hereford Inlet bar. eight died, thirty two aboard Nora with Captain Herbert Shivers and thirty passengers, and twelve aboard Alvin B with twelve aboard. Lifeboat crew led by Captain Tudiam saved many, most victims from Philadelphia area.
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Anglesea
X. J
Hereford Inlet
Henry &. Ludlaw
Mereford Inlet
Philadelphia
Nora
Elerbert Shivers
Algiu B
Norn
Shivers
Hereford Bar
Tudiam
BAD RAILWAY WRECKS Fishkill Landing July 30
A New York Central pacific express No. 387 wrecked near Chelsea eleven miles below Poughkeepsie after a hindslide. Fireman Mills killed. engineer Edward Wells badly hurt likely to die. Fifteen passengers seriously injured. others with minor hurts. Edward Kelly of Poughkeepsie also may die.
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Fishkill Landing
N. Y
Pacific Express
New York Central
Hudson River
Chelsea
Poughkeepsie
Mills
Edward Wells
Bronx
New York
Edward Kelly
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Onenta
Passadena
Blanche St. George
Dr. Wallace
Stanley Teeley
Marie
Edna Wedderly
Deadly Lightning Strikes Campsite and Funeral in Pa and Ohio
A July lightning event in Conneaut Lake Pennsylvania killed Edward Kinsey and badly shocked Robert Martin and A W Rupprecht of Wilmerding Pennsylvania. In Cleveland a bolt struck a funeral driver John Cylisky during a prayer, killing him. At Springfield Switch a loon lodge gathering saw lightning throw twenty two people to the ground, with nine unconscious and two, Felix Woods and Susie Farmer, likely to die.
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Conneaut Lake
Edward Kinsey
Robert Martin
A. W. Rupprecht
Wihnerding
Ceveland
John Cylisky
Wellston
Springfield Switch
Pelix
Woods
Susie Farmer
Drowned Boating Party Members Identified
On Lake Hopatcong New Jersey July 30 three of a six boat party drowned when their craft capsized. The victims are George Lait 24 and Miss May Klenaner 20 and Miss Bertha Smith 22 all from Brooklyn.
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New York
Lake Hopatcong
N. 7
George Lait
May Klenaner
Bertha Smith
Brooklyn
Street Car Collision Kills Man in Los Angeles
A street car crash at the Soroa Pico and Gaand avenues crossings in Los Angeles August July area left a man fatally injured after ribs pierced his heart. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene and traffic was blocked for hours during the investigation.
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Los Angeles
Cabo
Soroa Pico Street
Gaand Avenue
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar cough syrup
Original laxative cough syrup designed to relieve coughing and purge the system of cold. Contains no opiates. Sold by all druggists.
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Kennedy
Low Weekender Rates to Swiss Lake Area via North Western
Weekend travel deals offered to Geneva Williams Bay and Fontana Wisconsin on the North Western line. Tickets valid for return Monday following sale date, with limited availability through Chicago and North Western agents. Yop vs Oodw Bird Apply Ct Weatpra Ry. 2 ow.
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Beautiful Lake
Geneva
Williams Bay
Fontana
Wis
Chicago & North
Fatal violence reported near Abby Antnin in Los Angeles
A deranged attack left Mahwan dead and a Wend injured with at least five others expected to die. The deceased is Abby Antnin of Los Angeles. Two of his Pbs were crushed and thrust through his heart. Seriously injured include Dudley Cavanagh and Mrs Dudley Cavanagh of Los Angeles.
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Mahwan
Ale E
Abby Antnin
Los Angeles
Pbs
Dudley Cavanagh
Los Anegies
Losses from California fire top insurer estimates
In San Francisco Insurance Commissioner Wolf prepares a detailed report on company losses from the April 18 fire. Officials estimate insurance losses will exceed 250 million dollars, with some adjusters pushing toward 800 million as records from Wolf’s office remain the most complete. The forthcoming tabulated statement aims to settle uncertainty over insured liability for property destroyed.
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San Francisco
California
Wolf
TI Fa
McLarin Rebutts Vardaman Vanity Charge
Jackson Mississippi July 30 United States Senator McLarin responds to Governor Vardaman interview criticizing his family. He calls Vardaman vain insincere and notes past 1894 candidacy. He alleges baseless bossism accusations and accuses him of appealing to contemptible motives.
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Jackson
Miss
United States
McLurin
Vardaman
McLaurin
Vardaiian
Davidson vows action to capture Dietz clan in Wisconsin
Governor Davidson declares Wisconsin will take the matter into its own hands if Sawyer county cannot capture Dietz and his family. He calls the Dietz case more serious than ever and says the state militia may be needed to stop outlawry and bring the guilty to justice.
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St. Paul
Minn
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Davidson
Deitz
Gylland
Dietz
Sawyer County
Wisconsin
Dune
Hiw
Martin Cullaton Dies After Prolonged Illness
Inchanapolis on July 30 Martin Cullaton a known printer editor and publisher died after an illness stretching over seven years The cause of death was cerebral hemorrh age He was in his thir teenth year.
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Inchanapolis
Martin Cullaton
Marrrage
Tewisth
United States Dillard championship tourney set for New York
An 18-sport bulk-line tournament for the U S Dillard championship will be held in New York early in September. Late reports note Wisconsin and Minnesota crop damage from storms while a drought worsens water supplies in Bokhara. Local items include a renominated representative DeArmond of Butler Missouri and a Milwaukee board decision to remove tablets bearing officials charged by a grand jury.
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New York
DeArmond
Butler
Tussell Save
Mrinee
John Mitchel
Pesident
Wisconsin
Minnesota
St. Pam
la Crosse
Board of Regents
University of Wisconsin
Cora Stranahan Woodward
Cath Agus
Milwaukee
Kodol for Dyspepsia Ad Monition After Meals
An advertisement extols Kodol as a digestive aid to relieve indigestion and rest the stomach after meals. It claims quick relief from flatulence sour stomach and belching and notes it reconstructs the stomach to working order. Sold by all druggists.
Weeded Thrumble Ends Amid Stark City Amid Dally
An OCR fragment shows garbled text suggesting a local item with names and places obscured. Readable bits point to a brief civic or social item, but clear details are unavailable within the fragment.
Constables’ Fees Spark Local Legal Tussle in Rockford
Rockford debates constable fee demands ahead of serving writs in civil cases. Some back impeachment, others advocate importing outside constables or fierce efficiency to ensure payments. Judges stress a lawful basis. attorneys argue fees must be secured before service. Local commentary reflects tension over payment and service scope.
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Rockford
Conmbine
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of
Ilinois
First Gilman
United States
Umpire at Grand Opera House Sept 19
Amusements note that The Umpire offers a defined story and strong cast led by Fred Mace. The musical comedy promises lively music, romance, and humor with a chorus described as among the brightest from Broadway, offering a well balanced and appealing entertainment.
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Grand Opera House
Fred Mace
Broadway
New Play at Grand Opera House Chicago Delights Audience
Miss Marguerite Merington presents a village set drama at the Grand Opera House Chicago where the first night audience will name the work. Christie the minister’s daughter embodies virtue amidst sisters Nora and Dorothy whose faults drive romantic entanglements. Christie sacrifices herself to redeem a romance and triumphs with the faithful lover.
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Grand Opera House
Chicago
Marguerite Merington
Will J. Block
Charles Klein
Ludlow
Christie
Nora
Dorothy
Bliss Price
Adrian Starr
Henry Woodruff to Stay At Garrick With Brown of Harvard
Henry Woodruff will continue at the Garrick theatre Chicago in Brown of Harvard through late summer. The engagement has grown from three weeks to eleven as the road tour begins in Milwaukee August 26 and visits Wisconsin college towns before an open run in Boston. The show’s appeal rests on its human center and strong cast.
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Garrick Theatre
Chicago
Henry Woodruff
Brown
Harvard
Milwaukee
College
Wisconsin
Boston
Baseball Batsmen Lessons From the Field
A dated feature on hitting and pitching tactics, urging players to study be tting technique and discipline. It includes rules for batters and pitchers, notes the value of low balls, warns against flashy poetry delays, and jokes about uniforms and arm twists. The piece emphasizes confidence, control, and strategic hitting.
Real Cure for Headache With Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin
Relief from headaches and dizziness by targeting the root cause with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Described as the only perfect cure for headache and constipation, free from dangerous after-effects unlike headache powders. Sold by all druggists for 50c and 1.00. money back if it fails.
This Date in History Highlights Key 19th Century Deaths and Events
A compact timeline lists notable dates such as James, Earl of Douglas’s death in 1888, the Hussite takeover of Prague Town Hall in 1419, Angelo Poliziano’s birth in 1464, and battles and deaths through 1898 including Bach in 1750 and McKinley’s 1898 peace terms to Spain.
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James
Earl of Douglas
Prague
Angelo Poliziano
Bridgewater
Mass
William Penn
John Sebastian Bach
Thomas Gray
National Guard of Paris
Lafayette
Chambersburg
Westfield
New York Harbor
City of Mexico
Gonazales
Abbe Liszt
O’brien and
Dillon
Galway
Alice Mitchell
Jeda Ward
Memphis
Song-Hwan
Corea
MacKinley
Spain
Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar Cough Syrup Sold Locally
Children prefer Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar, praised as the pleasantest cough syrup that contains no opiates and is sold by all druggists.
Take Journal With You For Summer Home Delivery
A note offers The Daily Journal mailed nationwide at 10 cents weekly. Readers may change the post office address as often as desired at no extra charge. The paper is pitched as a better substitute for letters and recommended for everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Journal
United States
Stephenson County Republican Delegates Named 1906 Notice
In the primary election there shall be elected in the Republican delegate districts of Stephenson County the Republican delegates to the state, 18th Congressional district, and 12th Senatorial district conventions. The districts and the number of delegates to each are listed. Dated Freeport Illinois July 2 1906. R P Eckert, Chairman. W B Mack, Secretary.
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Stephenson County
Republican County
Trindla
Freaport
Tindis
Republican County Central Committee
Secre Reveread
Freeport
Illinois
R. P. Eckert
W. BD. Mack
Excursion Rates Announced For Several Wisconsin Stops
The railroad lists excursion rates effective immediately for routes on the 0., M. and St. P. system including Burling ton Elkhorn Delavan Fontana and Waukesha with return trips possible to Bent. Awaiting further details from BWHATT ABER.
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Burlington
Elkhorn
Delavan
Fontana
cFarland
Stour On
Sinor
Waukesha
Bent
J. B
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Gorky
Chamberlain
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John Dietz
Alfonso
Queen Victorii
England
Joseph McMann
Salt Palace
Salt Lake City
Wlattsburg
Khanate of
Bokharna
Justices of the Peace
Henty Woodruff
Tom Brown
Baseball
Lajoie, Wagner and Seymour
Elia Wheeler Wilcox
Kodol
E.C. DeWitt ‘&Co
U.H
Mitteeman
Del
Jefferson
August Boemeler
Oran
D. Ls Itchell
Florence—W. Wilhelms Eves Etree Aor Creek
C. Ti. Meyer
J. E. Taggart
Roc
John Scheffner
K. Oo
G. Lashell
S.e Ter
Lancaster
James Rezner
Sesee I Knudson
H. Zz
R. D. Kuehner
P. A. Molter
B. F. Timms
John R Waddell
J McCann
Wait
Harlem
Thomas Rigney
W. I
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Frank Erwin
Dakota
Jason_ Clingman
Rock Grove
Davide Meinert
Tee Winslow
Ole Verrueecas
Svevuvnee
Het Beh
Buckeye
Winslow
West Point
Kent Eres
Erin
Jefferson Ve Tetos
Loran
Florence Bape Enna
Trreepor
Ridott
Lancaster Ee
Rock Run
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