Czar Names Two Russian Envoys Amid Caucasus Uprising
Russia names M Nelidoff and Baron Jos en as plenipotentiaries for peace talks with Japan. Tokyo and St Petersburg will send advisors as part of missions likely numbering ten to twelve. Armistice prospects dim due to active Manchuria campaigning and uncertain negotiations. Local patrol incident reported with twelve killed, including women and children.
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Tokio
St. Petersburg
Russia
Wnapan
Takahirs
Manchuria
St Petersburg
Japan
Unrest Across Russian Lands Sparks Public Alarm
Reports from Doverstagpe to Minsk describe widespread unrest in Riussia. Police uncover large arms shipments to the Crucasus. A bomb destroys a Cheustohottro station. Agrourian disturbances near Saratetl. fears of class conflict rise as printers strike and workers threaten bloodshed. General Reeper’s leadership and the new police minister are under scrutiny by the emperor and Russia.
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Doverstagpe
Riussia
Thostal
Crucasus
Cheustohottroland
Saratetl
Minsk
Phkaterinosiay
Rowdirs
I<istinert
Thyelostok
Rattishitoland
Reeper
Russia
Russia in Revolt And Ukraine Siege Report From Lodz
Reports from Poland describe widespread unrest across Russian Poland with peasant uprisings and city clashes. In Kovno and other towns insurgents attack authorities, Armenians are besieged in several towns, and rioting leads to deaths and numerous arrests. In Lodz martial law has calmed some but fear of a Jewish massacre drives further exodus while sporadic violence continues.
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St. Petersburg
Leen
Kovno
Russian Poland
Iharkoff
Nhe
Lods
Russia
Warsaw
Nreeduiattia
Wronka
Elavna Street
Social Democratic Party
Jewish Hand
Lodz
Secretary Hay Ill Again In Newburg June 27
Secretary Hay suffered a sudden illness on his arrival at a summer location. Doctors from Boston arrived by special train after Mrs Way alerted them. The ailment, a cold aggravated by weather change, prompted consideration of an operation but the patient improved with treatment and is expected to recover in a few days.
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Newburg
Tiy
Uris
Knight Donnelly Co Involuntary Bankruptcy Petition
Creditors of Knight Donnelly Co. filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition in Chicago. Edwin W. Potter appointed receiver with bonds of 100,000. Petitioning creditors claim 16,000. liabilities expected to reach hundreds of thousands. Some say preferential payments were made while insolvent. Chelsea officials deny losses to creditors.
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Chicago
Jame
Grain Commission House of Knight, Donnelly & Co
Wave
Edwin W. Potter
Brsis
Cheliea
Taft Criticizes Courts And Legal System In Yale Talk
Yale talk on jurisprudence contrasts US jury system with British procedure. Secretary Raft questions criminal law administration, citing laxity and differing trials. He cites trial structure, judge and counsel powers, and jury independence as key points in the American system.
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New Traven
Conn
Yale Tay School
Raft
Philippine Islands
United States
Satin Peatty
Pomeny
Aia Ao
Judicial Power, Jury Bias, and U.S. Crime Trends
Secretary Taft discusses British court limits and crown reserved questions. He warns that jury bias undermines courts and inflates defense theatrics. He cites rising U.S. murders and executions, arguing legal power shifts threaten liberty and court integrity.
Scores on the Ball Fields in June Forty Seven
The schedule lists multiple league games across cities including Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, St Louis, Detroit, Boston, Washington, Kansas City, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Toledo, Columbus, Omaha, Des Moines, Sioux City, Colorado Springs. Results show varied tallies with several tight margins and notable cross country matchups shaping the season standings.
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Chieu
Chicago-Chelomina
Chietnga
New York
Dboston
Philadelphia
Brooklyin J
St. Louisiain
Amerie
Detroit
Clevekind
Boston
Washington — Hain
Assacialions
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Kansas
Milwaukee St. Paul
Milwaukee
Atoledo
Columbus
Toledo
Western
Omaha
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Denver
Sioux City
Colorado Springs
Fragmented Speech On Legal Reform In Western States
A speaker argues about law administration and the western states amid calls for reform. He critiques existing legal systems and contemplates changes such as eliminating merchant appeals or limiting appellate reversals, referencing England as a contrast. The text preserves contentious proposals and cautious language about judicial processes.
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Dita
Philippines
England
Courts versus lynching and justice delays in reform
A fragment argues that judicial processes, if fully enforced, would cut lynchings by reducing delays. It contends the court’s statutory power to advise could restore original cases, prevent miscarriages, and curb mass violence by ensuring due process rather than mob action. It notes gendered crime arrests and convictions historically differ, implying reform reduces violence and protects rights.
Strike unsettled as workers reject latest employer offer
In Ghieace on June 27 tensions rise as workers refuse the recently proposed truce from employers. Officials report peace prospects dim and debate over weaving the question to a decision. President Shen calls a meeting of local teamsters to determine the next steps, with broader labor leaders suggesting the strike may widen.
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Ttiows
Blood Money Vote Splits Boston Board Over Carnegie Fund
Boston board narrowly approves a $400000 fund altered by Andrew Carnegie for a trade school in the city. Alderman Linehan votes against, calling Carnegie’s money “blood money” and arguing it funds industrial systems. Also reported are naturalisation fraud arrests in New York and various brief notices from Milwaukee to New York.
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Boston
Andrew Carnegie
Benjamin Franklin
Fragmentary World News and Local Notices
Fragmented facts report several events including a Norse vessel tragedy, a deadly sand discovery, a spring convention in Gaia, resignations in a leadership view, rumored prisoner escapes, a general strike decision in New York, a death notice of dicot Weaver aged two, the Oyster Bay arrival of Mrs Roosevelt, a self-inflicted shooting by Mrs Watt, and a tuberculosis rise in Kansas per the state health board.
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Vest Oeannie
Gaia
Love Cutwall
Itehen
Cotfix
Dicot
Savanis
Phe
Tay Ld Foster
Thogsevelt
Oyster Bay
Watt
Grindfadke
Cole
Iansas
State Board of Health
Two Men Fatally Injured In Chicago Streetcar Collision
Chicago June 27 two families will probably die and three others are seriously hurt when a Walsted street car collided with an Italian grocer wagon at Archer avenue. The wagon owned by Joe Micaluso Co. was open and drawn by a horse. Macaluso drove, four men on the wagon were injured, one severely. Sixteen passengers on the street car escaped with minor injuries. Local officials named the Westort Township Normal school board members and the superintendent of public instruction. The incident prompted a public safety response and a broader inquiry into streetcar operations.
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Chicago
Bodine
Davis
Manny
Simi
Bodlre
Caren
Bod
Lingren
Bertha Barout
New York
Gsylant
Alma T Lingren
Dlan
Adat
Walsted
Italiain Grocers Waren
Archer
Rider Street
Joe Micaluso &Co
Maccuso
Macalise
Joe Bormnn
Markie Costanzo
John Rahdwin
WAS DEATH FOR THRED Louisville
Three passengers were killed and fifteen injured in a rear end collision on the Illinois Central near Vine Grove Kentucky forty miles west of Louisville. The dead include Peter Wilton age 15 from Jeffersonville and Chester Seaman age 16 from Lighthtlekt Kentucky. Injured range from serious to minor and include Bo Wheeler from Todgeviite Kentucky and Mary Die. Officials offered no statement on cause, saying an investigation is in progress. The train was an accommodation coach running about six miles per hour when a faster train struck it at a curve about twenty five miles per hour.
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Louisville
Ilinois Centre
Vine Grove
Peter Wilton
Effersonville
Mibs
Chester Seaman
Litehtlekt Kye S.A
Kirkpateledk
Thadgeville
Bo Wheeler
Todgeviite
Skall
Mary
Josepn
Bonham
Ky W. Rogers
Warrenshiarg
TA. Tarnder
Ware Repsbure
Ilinois Centra Offetils Reise
Cassini Bids Roosevelt Farewell at Cambridge Station
The Thissian ambassador Count Cassini rode to the station as Roosevelt departed by special train toward Cambridge Massachusetts. They met briefly on the platform with a warm farewell exchange before the signal was given to start. President Roosevelt leaves Washington for the Harvard commencement and will spend the summer at Oyster Bay.
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Cassini
Roosevelt
Wristington
Cambridge
Mass
Count Cassini
Leaver
Harvard
Washington
Roosevelt Tiis
Chantrdge, Miss
Harve University
Ple
Washngton
Oyster Tang
Sagamore
One More King Needed for a Full Hand
Mrs Kvitne presented her husband with four babies three girls and a boy. The children are perfectly formed and married in every particular. Mrs Riothy is 84 and is now the mother of few children.
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PaMoure
M. LL
Kvitne
Ieilly
Avith
Milwaukee official pleads guilty to bribery
Edward I Strauss former Milwaukee country supervisor admitted bribery in a case tied to a graft scheme at a local hospital years ago. He was fined 300 dollars by Judge Sudee Tarrant.
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Milwaukee
Edward I
Strauss
Accentraed
Sudee Tarrant
Markets and livestock quotes from the Chisago Board of Trade
Quotations for Wheat Corn and Soybeans show mixed far date prices with highs and lows noted. Cattle hogs sheep and lambs receipts listed with ranges for best shipping cows heifers and veal. steady to higher prices for hogs and calves noted alongside western vintage lambs and yearlings.
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Chisago Board of Trade
Aly Oo
Usk
Atta Bum Dew
AVA
Sanya
Chigage Livestavik
Ub Aig
Jos
Gu Bnd
AEGE
Ehagt
Danning Ok Stevens
Bnifato
N.Y
UT Cis
Muirket
Hair germ discovery and Herpicide claim explainer
Report notes steam power observed by Ames Watt and links recent science to hair loss. Claims a tiny germ causes dandruff and baldness, and that Newbro's Verpicide destroys it to restore hair. Advertisement offers 10 cents sample via The Herpicide Co Detroit and agent Joseph Emmert.
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Ames Watt
Newhro
Stamna
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Joseph Emmert
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Haron Nomura
Koegoro “Takahiru
Takahira
Will
Rubsta
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Hay
Tas
Araemia
Specialine
Bretter
Portland
St. Louis
Vingate de Tel
Sherriff Derpel
Yale University Potlowahtps
Uma
Yale University Fotlowahipa Diy
Lester
Avinitn. Uoiversity of
Uwliness
Bampug Tihs
Westing
Bethany College
Lankhiatan
Midh
Canaan Kua
Taft
War Secretary
Eveland
Bogtrund
Comunon
Retary
Uberty
Visca
Thicago
Ulfe
Linehan
Aed
Naples
Rome
Hinhope
Mossiney
de. Sept Ritiner
St. Peaneis
Ta Eteesed Mather Auguste
Lehjinmer
Czar" Reed
Tatentine
U.S
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Pherae B. Reed
Reed
Sis
Gretory
Derby & Con
Comal Ata Aloe Derry
Jasco
Gaiden
Nid
Homer
Strom Mon
Soll
Bertha Barent
Elas Obelt
George
Avennune
Ehatgud
Obeid
Piot
Trateh
Bertha Gud
Avis Atyek
Strntington
Penathens
Springhedt
Thoeen Bins
Othe
Traeces
Westort Tiniois Normail
Marcamills
Louis Ot. Ebagria
Schammeith
Maines
Stromeharst
Tob 4
Mende
Aneusta
Ola M. Heffer
Macoulls
Abe
Pibols Coal Opernsche Fot
Uaseston
Jacy
Folin Cule
Beanie Shetten
Keheven Crrrall
Jem Ramp
Pte
Alto Pass
Nebbors
A. DeArmond
Springfeld
Deneen
Watisis Cy. AE
Kattisais City Court
Napeas
Kansas City Live Stock Exchange
J. d. Ghd
Wah
Exchange
Gladdish
Champlain Ave
Twe
James King
Genina
Thompson
Mindura
Natiura
Freeport
Natural Carbon By-Product Co
Hofmank & Buss
Ill
A. C. Knorr
Rice Building
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