Mutiny at Sveaborg Fortress Sparks Fatal Fight
Reports from Helsingfors recount a midnight mutiny at Sveaborg Finland as artillery and mutineers clash leaving hundreds dead or wounded. Officers and wounded were sent to Helsingfors while mutineers gained control with loyal troops suffering heavy losses. Russian torpedo destroyer Finn bombards barracks amid ongoing combat.
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Stockholm
Sveaborg
Finland
Helsingfors
Sveabors
Skatudden
Finn
Mutiny at Sveaborg Fortress Grips Helsingfors Front
Reported from Helsingfors as mutineers seize Sveaborg fortress amid heavy cannonading and rifle fire. Loyal troops clash with mutineers as Red Guards and Speiglistie workers spark fears of rail disruptions and widespread chaos in the harbor city.
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Tie
Skatudden
Helsingfors
Speiglistie
Red Guard
Sveaborg
Mayfield militia to aid in protecting Allen amid assault case
In Mayfield Kentucky the local militia from Mayfield Hopkinsville commands prepared to aid in guarding Allen after the arrest of a negro for assaulting Ethel McLane. Tension rose as the suspect was to be transported, with fears of trouble when he arrives. The trial was set to begin the next day, expected to finish quickly.
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Mayfield
Farms
Hopkinsville
Allen
Ethel McLane
Louisville
Mathis
Hartje Case Teeters With Prolonged Proceedings Ahead
Pittsburg July 31 Hartje case resumes with expectation of extension into next week and possible further delays. Detective Munsey recalled but judge Frazer blocks direct reinforcement testimony. Sergeant Hanley testifies about trunk robbery report and allegations of bribe offers. Hartje admits ownership of Second avenue property but denies knowledge of tenants. Witness denies offering 2600 to kill a man.
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Hartje
Munsey
Frazer
Hanley
Oakland
Madine
Harte
Hartie
Second Avenue
Nti
Trial of Wood and Porter Continues for Peonage Charges
The preliminary trial of Robert Gallagher Wood superintendent and J Porter bookkeeper for Jackson Lumber Co at Lockhart Alabama continued before United States Commissioner Marsh. Harry Lyman of New York testified he received 40 lashes with a rawhide for attempting to escape after being hunted by bloodhounds and fearing mercy.
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Porter
Lyman
Rawhire
Pensacola
Robert Gallagher Wood
J. Porter
Jackson’ Lumber Co
Lockhart
Ala
Marsh
Harry Lyman
New York
Resign or Rule Clash Over Sullivan Case
A Jonesville yarn mill accident leaves 15 year old William Briggs gravely injured after his head is caught in a carding machine. In New York a Democratic Club seeks to rename and distance from Sullivan amid court moves over national committee control.
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William Briggs
National Committee
Thompson
Democratic Club
Harmony
New York
McLean's Court
Sullivan
Bryling
Nians
Bryan
United States
L Y Cerats
Murderer Stabbed After Countryman Killing in New York
A New York report recounts a deadly confrontation following a murder carried out by an Italian suspect Salvatore Caradone. Salvatore Blanmoneo allegedly shot Caradone then was stabbed to death by Galaseppe Tucco, both peddlers who had been at a fish market on South Street when the altercation escalated and violence erupted.
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New York
Salvatore Blanmoneo
Salvatore Caradone
Mara Marten
Norfolk and Western awarded 3500 damages over grade crossing
In Norfolk Virginia on July 31 commissioners of the county court awarded the Norfolk and Western railroad 3500 in damages from a grade crossing dispute with the Tidewater Railway. The N and W had claimed 265000 while Tidewater offered 2200.
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Norfolk
Norfolk Coureuit Court
Nort=h and Western
Tidewater
Folk and Western
Negro Congress holds five day session with thousands of delegates
The Negro Young People's Christian and Educational Congress opened a five days session. Delegates number in the thousands, primarily from Southern states, gathered for the meeting chaired by President and leaders of the movement.
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Negro Young People's Christian and
Large Charters Reported and Hospital Derrick Built
Secretary of the Site Raleigh announces chartering several firms including the Matera Company of Asheville and the Contry Development Company of Salisbury. The news notes a hospital derrick being built by Akury Finger to aid dressing wounds of Lizzie Bowman from the Hamlet Seaboard wreck, under Dr Wilder’s supervision.
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Charlotte
Akury
Wilder
Errick
Mrs Thaw denies reports of family rift
In New York on July 31 Mrs. Harry Thaw visited the Tombs to say she and her husband’s mother are allies. She dismissed rumors of a disagreement over his defense, insisting they are all getting along and working for Thaw’s best interests.
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Harry
New York
Rockefeller Now at Country Home Forest Hill Suburb
Yeveland July 31 Mr and Mrs John D Rockefeller reached Cleveland early this morning and were driven to Forest Hill their suburban home He said I have the time will come when some of the people will know others of the people better You newspaper men can do much word making some of us better acquainted with others You can tell what kind of people we are He said he was glad to get home again If you don't think it is pleasure to we here go to another country for a time Our own country is best though we can still make great improvements here
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Yeveland
John D. Rockefeller
Cleveland
Forest Hill
Lima
Fierce War Wages in Caucasus Among Armenians Tartars and Russians
From St. Petersburg on July 31 a fire war rages in the Caucasus among Armenians Tartars and Russians near the Persian frontier. The conflict grows with serious proportions and there is fear it could spark a holy war. Shiite and Sunnite factions have long agitated for such an outcome.
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St. Petersburg
Caucassus
Accident to Mr Gannon in Concord Car Crash
Reports say Eugene Vanson Gannon sustained a fractured skull in a car collision near Buffalo Creek last night at about 10 20. He was en route to meet his parents from Flat Rock when the touring car veered toward a building edge and struck a truck. He remains unconscious but is best hopes for recovery, with his father and mother en route from Flat Rock to be with him.
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Concord
Cconcora
Sary
Eugene van Son
W. Exon
Ec Tals City
Young Cannon
Fiat Rock
Ake Retho
Bedward Lady
Buffalo Creek
Gant
Tsakine
Sparkies
Ppaiians
Ealing
Coufi
Circemaanoes
W. Cannon
Arzivd
Solicitor Hammer visits Salisbury court for murder trial
Mohiener Hammer visits Salisbury to review witnesses and interview two prisoners in the murder case of the Lyerly family. He also questioned Jack Dillingham and traveled to Charlotte. Governor Glenn's special term begins Monday, with jury selection likely short and a large crowd expected in Salisbury.
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Mohiener Hammer
Mecklen
Charlotte
Jack Dillingham
Salisbury Post
Hammer
Salisbury
Barbers
Hom
Glenn
Long
Cleveland
Stone laid for new Senate office building in Washington
The cornerstone of the new Senate office building on Capital Plaza was laid at noon in formal ceremonies. The event contrasted with the House building cornerstone laying earlier, which featured the Masonic order and a speech by President Roosevelt.
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Omer Stone
Senate
Ilding
Washington
Capital Plaza
Masonic Order
Roosevelt
A Double Tragedy in Greenville Divorce Quarrel Ends in Death
Samuil Yemond, 27, shot and killed his wife, 25, then killed himself with the same revolver following disputes over custody of children from a former marriage. The double tragedy occurred in Greenville on July 31 as a result of ongoing divorce proceedings.
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Greenville
Samuil Yemond
Roosevelt predicts Catholic presidents in United States
The Pope in Rome reports President Roosevelt’s remark that Catholics will hold high office in America. Roosevelt said he treats Protestants and Catholics alike and will continue this policy, asserting the republic will endure for centuries with Catholic and Protestant presidents and mutual respect.
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Rome
Jabriel
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Jabriels
Roosevelt
United States
Changes on A. C. L. appoints two new superintendents
Wilmington July 31 report changes on the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad effective August 1 1906. E R Wooten becomes Richmond district superintendent replacing J P Russell who resigned. J F Council named Norfolk district superintendent replacing E R Wooten. Charles T Bennett resigns from the Orton Hotel and will join a large Norfolk hotel. Rev A McCullen plans to join Third Regiment N G to Chicago maneuvers August 10. R N Jobe resigns from A C L freight receipts office to work with L S and M S Y in Raleigh. W F Alexander Jr visiting Richmond.
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Kir. Jobe
Wilmington
Tartic Coast Line
Virginia
Rev
A. McCullen
Fitts Street
Churel
N. C
N. G
Caytain
Chicamauga
National Guards
R. N. Jobe
Cleveland, O
Kaiser's Image Questioned by German Paper
Berlin July 30 The National Zeitung charges the Emperor is egotistical and out of touch with the masses. It criticizes his birthday celebrations and lack of amnesty for offenses, suggesting his advisers mislead him. In Troy July 21 James H Sage says the will of late Russell Sage will be contested.
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Empe
Berlin
National Zeidung
Ational Liberty Parts
Empror
Imimseit
Hohenzolemn
Eimperor
National Zeitung
Troy, N
James H. Sage
Phew
Russell Saxe
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