Mutiny Report Emerges On Pamyat Azova Cruiser
The message describes a mutiny aboard the cruiser Pamyat Azova near Helsinki, with the crew killing the commander and four officers. Dispatches from Ambassador Meyer note the red flag at Reval harbor and concerns the mutineers sailing north toward Finland to challenge the main squadron.
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Sveaborg
Atritte
Tionists
Associated Press
Weret
Royal
Righana
Dibau
Pamyat Azova
Hithonian
Meyer
Reval
Pamyat-Azova
Mesathead
Finland
Berney Pe
Na Air Squadron
Evesbeeg Aia
Sistatte
Tmye‘pal
Tsayskol Selo
Serious Chinese Outbreak Report Sparks Alarm Across Provinces
A jagged 19th century style summary notes alarming Chinese unrest spreading from HKingal to Cheklang provinces. Reports claim a large walled city was captured, loot occurred, and a 6,000-strong garrison prepared to resist siege by aerial forces. A local official was executed amid the turmoil.
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Phe
Japan
Victoria
Hkingal
Cheklang
Hon
Hstinchenghsten Chekaing
Cuy
Agistrat Shem
Saio & Was
Sungeatthele
Girl Charged With Theft From Library at Mach
A reported incident on March 18 involves a female student accused of stealing books valued at $1,000 from a historical library at Mach. The items were traced to a warehouse where the state university property was discovered.
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State ’University
Lithograph Workers Strike Over Operational Restrictions
In a disrupted lithography scene, workers protest to demand resumed operations. Authorities report significant shop closures and affected businesses awaiting resolution as talks proceed.
Mutiny Battleship Fire At Sveaborg Batteries
Reports from Helsingfors and Sveaborg detail Russian fleet actions against mutineers near Sveaborg island. The Czareviteh and Bogatyt opened fire at long range, mutineers fired back but badly, bombardment continued with ships and forts damaged. Alya bombards mutinous positions as rumors of surrender circulate. arrests of red guard members raise town tension. Continuous cannonading and shrapnel rain persist with the powder magazine explosion signaling intensified combat.
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A. Helaingtora
Czareviteh
Cruiger
Bogatyt
Neer
Itdnas
Viborg
Svenborg
Forca
Sveaborg
Impo
Provisiona
Alya
Mutnous
Seval
Red Guard
Helsingfors
Lonnan Ista
Native Mex Rail Workers Strike Over Wage Gap
In Monterey Mexico the Mexican Mechanics Union across the Mexican Central Railway shops walked out. About 700 workers protest lower wages than Americans in the same jobs. A strike began in National Railroad of Mexico yards with three freight trains sent out. further spread to steel plants and smelters possible.
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Monterey
Mex
Mexican Central Railroad
Mexican Mechanics’ Union
Aguas
CaHertes
Chihuahua
Ciudad Victoria
National Railroad of Mexico
Stephen Crowe Indicted in Chicago Bribery Case
Stephen Crowe, proprietor of the Revere Hotel and brother of Pat Crowe the kidnaping figure, was indicted by a grand jury for attempting to bribe a juror to hang a jury that had sentenced Circuit Court Clerk John A. Cooke. A juror named Thomas B. Carr testified to the attempted payoff of 1000 dollars to influence the vote, Crowe was arrested late Tuesday night and his bond set at 10000 dollars.
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Pat
Chicago
Stephen A. Crowe
Revere
Pat Crowe
Cudahy
Grand Jury
John A. Cooke
Thomas B. ‘Carr
Brand
Crowe
New Cable Opens Direct Japan United States Link
A new telegraph cable via Bonin opened to the public Wednesday, establishing direct communication between Japan and the United States. The event is hailed as epoch making and will strengthen the deeply rooted friendship between the nations.
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Bonin
Japan
United States
Denver Deputy Arrests Man on Counterfeiting Charge
Charged with counterfeiting is James D. Oggleston son of the Pacific Express Company president. A U S marshal arrested him after a search of his Denver office reportedly found photographs of bills and a bogus half dollar.
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James
Oggleston
Pacific Express Company
Denver
Colo
United States
Dietz Rest Before Commission Over Cameron Dam Case
Milwaukee Daily News reports Gov. Davidson will appoint a commission to investigate the Dietz situation at Cameron dam. There is no plan to Read, troopa, to capture Dietz, Western Teague or Ball at Sioux City. Also lists Western League games and a 24 hour bank opening in Chicago with continuous operation except Sundays and holidays.
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Dietz
Milwaukee Daily News
Davidson
Cameron ‘Dam
Troopa
Western Teague
Sioux Cty
Broux City
Pueblo
Testes sAug
Denver
Tees
Lincoln Tee
Chicago
Wednan+ agg
The Hawkey Estate and Mrs Bonebright Personal Note
The article notes Mrs Trangs and her self styled sensation, wife of a prominent merchant, with mention of a transfer to a pumping station in Webster City. It records Mr Bonebright’s long service of twenty five years with a rare absence due to rheumatism and hints at modest social standing in northern Iowa.
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Northern
Iowa
Webster City
Bonebright
Blencoe
Mrs. Burder
Pastor Burdick
Plymouth
Wilson Held to Grand Jury in Onawa Assault Case
William Wilson, arrested in Carroll on charges of assaulting 11 year old Edith Weldner, faced preliminary hearing before Justice Burgess in Onawa. The girl, her mother, and Dr. Battin testified, tying him to the incident in the hotel basement. Wilson is bound over to the Monona County grand jury in $1000 bail, and in default jailed. Wilson, a former Hotel Monona cook, allegedly assaulted the girl who helped him there.
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Wilson
Onawa
William Wilson
Carroll
Burgess
Onawaa
Ddith Weldner
Monona County
Monona
Conductor Moore Killed While Checking Cars at Rochelle
Conductor Robert Moore of the Chicago and Northwestern died at Rochelle after being struck by an eastbound train as he checked car numbers on a sidetrack. He, aged 33, stepped onto the main track amid engine noise and was fatally struck by the locomotive.
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Moore
Robert Moore
Chicago and Northwestern
Rochelle
Fire at Ottumwa devastates business block by fire
A fire in Ottumwa Wednesday night destroyed E Daggett & Sons livery and feed barns and damaged I W Darner's feed barn. Five valuable horses perished and quantities of hay and feed were lost. The estimated loss is about $60,000 and was insured.
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Ottumwa
E. Daggett & Sons
L. R. Fleener
I. W. Darner
Darner
Investigation into L S McCoy sudden death on South First Street
Reported in Marshalltown. L S McCoy, inmate of the Soldiers' home, died in a room of a house on South First Street. From Whitten, death thought natural but rumors of foul play circulate.
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L. S. McCoy
South First Street
Marshalltown
McCoy
Whitten
Assault charge after night church walk in Roland town
Miss Clara Twedt, daughter of ex-Supervisor John Twedt, reports being attacked near Bergen church while returning from services. Roland Halvor Nafom, accused of assault, chased by a local man, and later arrested after the assailant claimed he fell from his bicycle.
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Roland Qin
Youty
Roland Halvor Nafom
Clara Twedt
Misa ‘Twedt
John Tweet
Bergen Church
DBRR
Grove'n Place
Roland
Aho
Norem
Ar. Grove's Place
Crove
Gore
Monona Democrats Urge Sears for City Committeeman
The Monona county Democratic convention met at the Ona wa courthouse with T. J. Marshall as chair and L. Crow as secretary. Delegates were authorized to use all honest means to elect Mayor Sears as district committeeman for the Eleventh district, with Marshall re-elected county chairman. The gathering was harmonious and well attended.
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Monona
Tira
Monona County
Onawa
T. J. Marshall
L. Crow
Maineton
Frank Andrews
Moorhead
John W. Anderson
Sears
Iowa City Man Bound Over After July Shooting Joke
John Reynolds of Iowa City was bound over to the grand jury after shooting William Maher in the foot as a joke on the Fourth of July. A spectator testified Reynolds asked Do you see that feat and pulled the trigger. Maher was carried home on a stretcher. The charge is assault with intent to do great bodily injury.
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Yowa City
John Reynolds
Iowa City
William Maher
Reynolds
Maher
Fire destroys packed jeweler shipment en route to Ackley
George D. Elliott, once a New Hartford jeweler, lost his stocks and household goods when a railroad car bound for Ackley caught fire after leaving Illinois Central tracks. Despite heroic department efforts, the car and contents burned completely. A local eggs curiosity and turtle market note accompany the report.
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Bail Tanck
George D. Elliott
Iowa City
New Hartford
Elliott
Ackley
Ackrey
Legal liquor sale case and local incidents at Onawa
The record reports Charles Bayne’s liquor sale arrest by Sheriff Rawlings on the sand bar opposite Decatur Neb. He faced trial before Justice C. M. Ross in Onawa, with ten to fifteen gallons of whiskey seized and Bayne fined 350 plus costs, default imprisonment of fifteen days in Monona County. Other brief items note a veteran merchant retiring from Clinton clothing, a bottle explosion injuring a man in Pilot Mound, a Davenport man’s fatal street fall, a Missouri Valley boy injured by a log demonstration, Webster City pioneer James Henberry’s death from heart disease, a Chicago man’s street death in Onawa after a railway guard incident, and railway sergeant Hawan’s local employment.
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Charles Bayne
Rawlings
Decatur
Nem
C. M. Ross
Onawa
Bayne
Monona County
Shutting Out Women in Industry Sparks Debate in Chicago
A period piece recounts employer views on women workers in Chicago firms. It details barber shops, post office, pension office, and railroad roles, citing biases against promoting women and predicting productivity losses. Gorky’s critique of America is also discussed, noting his impression of commercialism and the loss of creative freedom in New York.
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Gorky
America
Appleton
Booklovers
Maxim Gorly
New York
Tiverty
Ile
Tie
Rate Lux Becomes Effective for New Railroad Rate Law
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders expert appraisers to value every railroad in the United States to judge rate reasonableness. Prof Tenry Adams of the University of Michigan joins ICC to develop a uniform railroad bookkeeping system. The goal is operation by July 1, 1907 with fiscal years aligned to the government.
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Interstate Comsonercy Commission
United States
Tenry GC
Adams
University of Michigan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Standard Oil loses Pennsylvanian rail contract over rebates
The rolling stock lubrication contract west of Pittsburgh held by Standard Oil with $112,000 annual revenue has been canceled after interstate commerce commission disclosures. It showed Pennsylvania Intern years saved $1,906,000 by secretly securing a more liberal contract than other railroads. Commission attorneys say Standard Oil received rebates via inflated prices, paying at least 50 percent more than independent firms would charge.
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Standard Bones
Pennsylvaniaines
Pittsburg
Standard Oil Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
Waa- Gwen
Commission
Standard
Short News Notes From The Era Of Old Time Murders And Mishaps
Short, disjointed notices report George Snyder an 80 year old Carnegie steelworks clerke in Pittsburg death by self strangulation. Henry Kraft saloonkeeper of Bellaire Ohio fatally shot, porter Michael Maxson dangerously wounded by two masked men at Tob saloon. Andrew L Davenport jailed in Newport News Va for murder of William Thomas, Davenport confesses. Mrs George J Jackson, alleged Fort Worth heir, drank acid after quarrel in Los Angeles hotel. Thomas Rott and Martin Kifea injured. dozen others hurt when train telegraph pole struck. Ignatz Krewzyp insane patient in Eranton Pa. Golden and Ann Van mow inmater mentioned with Teena Payane near Homie nien British syndicate note. Sharies Davonga of Trenton mentioned in poison candy case involving daughter Josephin. Circuit Attorney nolo prasad pa.
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George Snyder
Carnegie Ateelworks
Tittsburg
Henry Kraft
Bellaire
Ohio
Michael Maxson
Tob
Andrew L. Davenport
Newport’ News
William Thomas
Davenport
George J. Jackson
Maillionaire
Fort ‘Worth
Texas
Py Angeles
Thomas Rott
Matin
Krifea
Perhama
Etrie
Enr
Striek
Ignatz Krewzyp
Vaylim
Yeaterday
van Mow
Teena Payane
Homie Nien
Trenton
Josephin
Attorne
Nolo’ Prasad
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Cerro Gordo County
Mason City
Fifty-sixth Infantry
Iowa National Guard
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Waterloo
Cedar ~ Falls
Joe Pollock
Walter Tram
Burlingto
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Clinton
Abraham Kahn
Towa
Walter N. Switzer
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Torth
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Stanton
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McGavren
Missouri Valley
Wee Gee Lounty
Logra
Hau‘auqua Grounds
James Henberry
Burke
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Hawan
Ofa
Rajiraad Dwitoh
Thich
Barber Raphile Company
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