Rumors of Advisory Council for Emperor in Russia Sparks Turmoil
In St Petersburg on July 25, reports claim the imperial court contemplates forming an advisory council to assist the emperor as a step toward a military dictatorship. Pro-Jacobin violence erupts against Jews, with killings and plundering on Srednaya and Stepovaya streets. Censorship tightens, prisons fill, and the Viborg reformists' meeting prompts arrests and discipline during a period of terror before an assassination.
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Russia
Ogerns
Sred- Baia Street
Stepovai Street
Peterhof
Stolypin
Trepos
Council of the Empire
Tke M. Shipoff
Guchkof
Constitutional Democrat
M Stolypin
Guchkoft
Shipoft
Atolthin
Tselves
Viborg
Court Camaria
Camarilla
Dia
Loria Meliot
Committee of Public Safety
Alexander II
Douma
Elf
von Plehge
Jurnam Ent Ont
Train Plunges Into Diamond Lake After Wreck
Spokane, July 25 At least seven lives were lost and seven seriously injured when Great Northern No 1 train derailed near Camden Washington and plunged into Diamond Lake after leaving a tunnel. A rear dining car and sleeper were submerged. a gas tank exploded and a fire followed. Engineers Munson and Bell perished. Fireman Bell and other crew members are among the drowned. The wreck is blamed on excessive speed down a grade through a curve. divers searched for the locomotive. The company issued a brief statement confirming the derailment and drownings. Interment for the Catholic deceased will be at a local cemetery with Undertaker John McOsbe in charge.
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Spokane
Wash
Great Northern
Camden
Diamond Lake
Edward Munson
Hillyard
Wath
Frank Bell
Charles Denner
George N. Stickland
Express
George D. Howard Curtice
T. J. Dolbok
Buchanan
Odd Fellows
Munson
Bell
St. Paul
Minn
Slade
Great Northern Railroad
Canden
Vowgies
Bregune
Strickland
Charles Danners
George E. Curtis
Tran
The Clerks Play Ball at Machine Bottom Field
The City Clerks faced off against B&O clerks in a crowding baseball game on Machine Bottom. Lineups included R B Clerke, Martin, Turner, Brydon, Patton, Clark, Grahan, Hatton and others. Though errors plagued one side, the Railroad team won three of four meetings this season. next game Friday at 1 15.
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City Clerke
Bae O. RB. Clerke
R. RB. Clerke Y Clerke
Martin We Turner Schnepl
Brydon
Patton Em Cole
Mailonee
Clark Grahan Woile King Lacae Stabbine
Ondere
Holverstott Finod
Barnes | Welch
R RR. Clerke
Seinept
Brydls
Hie
K. R
B&o
Boye
Graben
Hatton
Macnee
Railroad
Taner
Up Towal
Clark
Frieday
Death this morning of an aged citizen in Giratton
Daily Sentinel reports the death of Phomar Murphy at his Maple avenue home. Aged elder and long time city resident, he worked for a well known company and leaves several children including John, Michael, Thor, Jane, Joe, and Will, with funeral services scheduled Friday morning at St Augustine’s Catholic.
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Daily Sentinel
Maple Avenue
Phomar Murphy
Giratton
Foe
Murphy
Tegrairoed Company
Cevers
Mewre John
Michael
Thor
Mies
Jane
Joe Korte
Mie
Willir
Angustine
First Victim at Arden Saloon Reported
A colored coal company employee visiting the Arden saloon was intoxicated, left the premises, and was instantly killed after stepping onto a nearby railroad track. Details are scarce as investigators pursue the incident.
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Arden
Public school buildings inspected by city leaders
Supt G W Brindle and A T Roeeler together with J W Snowden and K K Seibert visited Grafton to study school architecture and collect ideas for improving Martinsburg schools. The group praised the up to date facilities and received courteous treatment from the Board of Education president and Prof Wilkinson of the American Book Company.
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Daily Sentinel
G. W. Brindle
Schoose
Martinsburg
A. T. Roeeler
Board of Education
J. W. Snowden
K. K Seibert
Grafton
Gatton
Sinrel
Our City Board of Education
Wilkinson
American Book Company
Col McGraw Defeated in Deer Park Wrestling Match
Col J T McGraw, a Democratic leader in West Virginia, lost in an echoaboy style wrestling bout on the Deer Park hotel green. Garvan defeated both McGraw and Misers, with McGraw injuring an ankle and limping home. McGraw later hosted a gathering at his cottage in honor of his distinguished guest.
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Deer Park
Col McGraw
Virginia
Misers
Jerome
Garvan
Col. McGraw
Henry G. Havie
Chief of Police Cole Injured in Baggage Room Accident
Chief of Police Cole was badly injured in a fall after a shoving incident with Mr John Beamer at the B and C depot baggage room. He sustained fractures above the ankle and received surgical care from Dr KH Vowel at City Hospital. He is resting but not yet able to return to duty.
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Daily Sentinel
Cole
John Beamer
KH. Vowel
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Morgantown
Fitch
Noah Keim
Keim
Taylor County Republican Committee
Sturgiss
Taylor County Committee
Lost a Pinger By Andrick Injured In Rails Incident
Sectional foreman Will Andrick of the B. and L. railway was injured this afternoon while inspecting a loading carload of rails. His right hand was caught between two rails, resulting in the loss of a finger. Dr. Thayer attended and dressed the wound.
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Daily Sentinel
Will Andrick
Thayer
Thankful note from Bartletts for neighbors aid
Mr and Mrs Wait Bartlett express thanks to kind neighbors and all who helped during the illness and death of their daughter Rath. Karl Cornwell returned Sunday from a two week trip to the middle west, his first visit in the region, and he enjoyed the trip despite the rough reception.
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Wait Bartlett
Rath
Berervement
Kari Cornwell
Polote
Karl
Expressey Blakellet
Eantey
Rand County history and political notes in 1908 era
The excerpt surveys Randolph County's history and local political commentary, noting Uncle Sam's Panama loan, Russell Sage's death and wealth, Jerome's visit to Col McGraw, Bryan's rising tide, and Republican efforts to downplay his popularity. It critiques the Democratic presidential timber and discusses railroad assessments by West Virginia authorities and public works, urging fair treatment to attract capital while addressing a leprosy case involving George Rossett and deportation concerns.
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Bryan
Parkersburg
Sentinel
Fairmont West Virginian
B. & QO. Railroad
Board of Public Works
Charleston
West Virginia
Notice of Chancery Referencing Elizabeth Trader estate
Commissioner's notice files a chancery reference in Taylor county West Virginia asking to appraise Elizabeth Trader's estate. The order lists executors heirs and details real and personal property, debts, and disposition with hearings set in Grafton and Merchant savings Bank building.
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Sdware Rowel
Nistratorerminzabera
Geo
Jona
Loy
Fredry Powell
Panes Leh
Waiter Shaw
Ada Jaw
Infani F
Calvin
Geo. Pepinintit
Edward
Elizabeth Toaier
Nellig
Logan
Henrietta
L Shaw
Walter L. Powell
Harry Powell
End Lilli Powell
Imani
Susan Carson
Pee Powell
Marthe Powell
Asmic Lew
Spanbery
Taylor County
West Virginia
Ravings Hank
Ein Fratton
Taylor
Weia
Circuit Court
West Virgini
Elizabet Teeder
Scader
Sid Persoate
Edward vowellMber
Irahy
Edward Powell
Elizebeth
Elizabeth
G.W. Ford
B. F. Bailey
Elgene Sommer
Witle
Devea
Agaipet
Eaid
G. W. Ford
Eaid County
Nex Witnees
J. Frank Wilson
Frase
LE Attys. Rk
Jamee F. Dayton
James F. Dayton
James F Payton
Grafton
John Ragsener
Frank A. Ranechser
Rauscher Brothers
Plaintifs
Jamee Ff
Dayton
Samuel K Barr
Real Estate and Improvement Company of
Baltimore City
Corporation
D. R. Macain
Joh Gehorn
Grafton Bank
Hugh Warder
B.C. Demons
A W. Dayton
Avengo Bartett
Davis and Barrett
Merchante and Mechanics Savings Bank
Circcuit Court
James F Dayton
Huon Warren
Ita
William O Thomas
Ve. Gothen Brendi
Henry ‘Paomes
Merchants and? Mechanics Savings Barn
Virginia
Guert
Tayior
Goth © Brendli
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Bt. Petersburg
Wooster
Anna Pope
Kate Rider
Wee
Father McElligott
John McOsbe
Arden Saloon
Col
J. T. M’graw
Panama
Samuel
Russell Sage
Randolph County
William Travers Jerome
Col. John T. McGraw
Mr. Jerome
George Rossett
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New York
Rossett
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Beirut
Syria
Siser
United States
Cumberland News
Bangiayy Kowmenyt
G. W. Forn
Commiesio
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