Peace negotiations seen as hinge on Japan voyage
London dispatch reports mutinous crews in Admiral Kruger’s Baltic fleet and Potemkin defiance. Negotiations for an armistice with Japan shift to Washington with plenipotentiaries named and full powers granted to conclude a peace treaty.</s>
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Japan
Washington
Roosevelt
Rngtia
Pnd
Muravieff
Rome
Rosen
Cassini
Baron Komura
Takahira
Potemelxe Crew Faces Surrender Near Sebastopol
The Black Sea Squadron split under Admirals Kruger and Vyshorevetsky. the Georgi Pobiedonosetz and other ships pressed toward Sebastopol while Kniaz Potemkine signaled to join. The Pobiedonosetz crew announced intent to surrender as heavy guns dominated the harbor.
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Kniaz Potemkine
Kroger
Sebastopol
Essaz Potemkine
Gazevitch
Kebastopol
Odessa
Georzi Pobiedonosetz
Potemkine
Harbbor
Mutiny in Black Sea Ships Threatens Russian Fleet
Dispatches from Odessa and Sevastopol confirm a mutiny aboard the Potemkine with crews loyal to revolutionaries seizing control. Admiral Kruger disarms ships as mutineers gain influence, while officers and sailors quit their vessels. The unrest, linked to Revolutionary propaganda, unsettles the fleet and foreshadows broader danger for Russia.
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London
Kruger
Odessa
Mms
Entaz Potemkine
Sebastopol
St. Petersburg
Black Sea
Admiralty
Einaz Potemkine
Georgi Pobletonosete
Kniaz Potemkine
Hinereus
Agin
Anl
Entar Potemkine
Ekaterina II
Sea of Japan
Nebogatof
Euxine Sea
Eridentir
Omiltchuk
Plenipotentiaries Demand Full Powers to Seal Peace
Reports from Roumania and Shanghai outline the push for envoys with full treaty-making authority. Japan insists on authoritative plenipotentiaries while Roosevelt backs the demand as essential to a lasting peace. Boundary updates show allied dispatches on Vostok and local unrest in Chicago with a dynamite blast at Hanna Engine works.
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Japan
Tyould
Russia
Tokio
Chicago
Hanna Engine Works
Elston Averme
Bulding
Elston Avenue
Grand juries id strike pay dirt in big four moguls case
Chicago July 3 After over three months and more than 100 witnesses the federal grand jury reported seventeen men in the packing industry indicted for restraint of trade under the Sherman act. Four executives of Schw rzehild Sulzberger were indicted for rebating to railroads plus five corporations named Armour Swift Nelson Morris Cudahy and Fairbanks. Indictments allege conspiracy to restrain trade and rebating with railroads in broad eight count bills across sixty three pages. Several union leaders and drivers also face charges related to strikes and violence.
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Chicago
Federal
Schwarzehild & Sulzberger Company
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Nelson Morris & Co
Cudaly Packing Company
Fairbanks Canning Company
J. Ogden Armour
Charles Armour
Arnour & Co
Arthur Meeker
Fr. Conners
P. A. Valentine
Samuel McRoberts
Louis FP. Swift
Charles Swift
Lawrence A. Carton
Arthur ¥. Evans
R. McManus
A. O H. Veedar
Edward Cudahy
Cudahy & Co
D. ,H. Hartwell
Edscard F. Swift
Edward Morris
Morris
Schwarnchild & Sulzberger
Sammel Weil
B. & Cgusey
C. Todd
W D. Skipworth
Labor leaders implicated in Driscoll roast scheme
A grand jury accuses John Driscoll of steering about 11 800 in settlement fees from nine strikes including at the Chicago City Railway and Kellogg Switchboard Co. It charges Shea Young and other labor leaders with taking shares as the teamsters strike is blamed on leaders for profit.
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Lele
John Driscoll
Driscoll
Driceal
Chicago City Railway
Ht. FE Koblsaat Bakery Company
Nation Clothers' Association
Kellogg Switchboard Co
Shea
Young
Teamsters
Chicago
Grand Jury
Teamsters’ Union
Uchely Gam
Indictments Charge Destruction of Competition in Packers Case
Indictments allege price fixing by refraining from bidding at cattle markets and dividing territories among companies plus allocation of trade volumes and penalties for over selling. Rebating claims involve Michigan Central C I and P Grand Trunk Lehigh Valley Boston and Maine and Mobile and Ohio. Attorneys for packers denounce the charges as prejudiced and based on the Garfield report, asserting compliance with the Sherman act.
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Michigan Central
I and P
Grand Frank
Lehigh Valley
Boston
Maine
Mobile
Ohio
Temselve
Gusey
Vond
Join & Miller
Garfield
Indictments in Labor Cases in Cook County
The Cook County grand jury reports after a month long probe into the teamsters strike returning forty nine indictments against men connected with the labor unrest. Names include presidents of Brick and Terra Cotta firms and other industry figures linked to the dispute.
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Chicago
Cook County ‘Grand Jury
Teamsters
CHL Awa
Pte de Beetis
Indietelly Trans
Uliauis Brickpany
Charles Hank
O Lick
Stone
Baseball scores from Chicago July 3 report
Chicago July 3 baseball scores list results across leagues with Philadelphia, Boston, Brooklyn, New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, St Louis, Pittsburgh, and many more. Sunday rain affected several games with postponements and a long eleven inning affair in New York.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Pittsborg
St Louis
St. Louis
Philadelpia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Chiccago
St Tanis
St. Louie
Tetroit
Association
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
St Paul
Louisille
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Western
Sioux City
Omaha
Denver
Colorado Springs
New Moines
St. Joseph
Des Moines
St. Toreph Des Moines
Guanajuato Flood Drowns Many as TownWipes Out
Meager reports from Guanajuato indicate a catastrophic flood in the mountain gorge on June 30 into July 1. More than 100 people drowned, with figures up to 1000 claimed in one report, as water swept through business districts and wrecked Marafilo below Guanajuato. Eighteen Texans drowned near Las Vacas Del Rio, including children. Livestock losses were heavy and communications were cut.
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City of Mexico
Guanajuato
United States
Elementa Ae
Guanjuato
Marahio
Marafilo
Guanajguato
Mara Fle
Las Ficaa
del Rio
Tex
Return of John Hay's Funeral Rites to Cleveland
The remains of Secretary of State John Hay were placed on a special train from Newbury to Cleveland arriving at 7 50 a m. The body will lie at the Chamber of Commerce until Wednesday the funeral day. Rev Hiram O Hayden will conduct services with President Roosevelt attending. Messages of condolence from monarchs and officials pour in as tributes to Hay's life and service.
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Newbury
John Hay
Cleveland
Hay
Clarence
Scudder
Chamber of Commerce
Usu
Washington
Oyster Bay
Edouard VII
Iay
Fairbanks Visits Birthplace and Unionville Center Church
Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks and Mrs. Fairbanks visited his Birthplace in Darby township Marysville Ohio. They later attended a sermon at the Methodist church in Unionville Center where he was introduced and addressed the congregation.
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Marysville
Charles W. Fairbanks
Darby Township
Unionville Center
Milwaukee notes on Philadelphia capitalists rail line to Waupaca
The Journal reports Philadelphia capitalists consider building an electric trailway from Janesville to Waupaca at an estimated cost of 2,500,000 dollars. The survey envisions tapping sugar beet districts and tobacco regions with key cities Everton Jefferson New London Waterloo Milletford and Ber ia to be touched. Through connections would link Milwaukee to Waupaca with a route not duplicated by current steam roads.
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Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Janesville
Waupaca
Yius Ie
Everton
Jefferson
New
London
Waterloo
Milletford
Ber
Milwaukee Electric
Waupica
Malwerkee
Cigarette Law 15 Takes Effect in Wisconsin
LaCrosse Wis July 3 The anti cigarette law passed by the last legislature becomes effective prohibiting sales of cigars cigarette substitutes and cigarette papers with severe penalties. In the final hours before enforcement dealers hurried to clear stock while smokers bought large supplies as stores faced crowded scenes statewide.
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LaCrosse
Wis
Wisconsin
Getting Philadelphia Ready for Wings
More than 350 policemen under Director Potter and law and order society agents raided numerous houses of ill repute speak easies and other disorderly places. Nearly 300 persons were taken in the dragnet.
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Philadelphia
Tiny
Public Safety
Potter
Law and Order Society
Bishop Joyce Stricken During Meeting in Red Rock
Rev I We Joyce bishop of the Methodist church suffered a cerebral hemorrhage followed by paralysis while addressing a meeting at Red Rock His condition is described as serious He is 60 years old in Minneapolis on July 3
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Joyce
Minneapolis
I. We. Joyce
The
Methodist Church
Red Rok
Hay's Death Saddens Cul lom and Family Friends
Senator Cul lom chairman of the senate committee on foreign relations expresses peculiar sadness at the death of Secretary Hay. Hay once studied law withCullom in his uncle's law office, Cullom & Hay, when a boy in Washington.
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Hay
Cullom
Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Cullom& Hay
War Ports Declared in Swedish Proclamation
Stockholm reports the government proclaims Brockholt Karlskrona Gothenburg and Farosund as war ports effective immediately barring foreign warships. Gen Blackmar at home in Hingham Mass overwork is not serious, physician says but requires rest.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Brockholt
Karlskrona
Gothenburg
Farosund
Blackmar
Hingham
Mass
Ow, W Blackmar
G A. R
Death by carbolic acid in Columbus linked to Sutherland
A Columbus Indiana woman dies by taking carbolic acid in a case tied to her brother D Sutherland of Columbus. Letters suggest family grief and a brotherly connection. Mrs McKinley sends sympathy from Canton Ohio dated July 8. News from Stockholm notes King Oscars revered and Hauge heads Norwegian delegation in Washington.
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Columbus
Ind
Everett
Wash
le Maud Sutherland
Mange
Stockholm
Hauge
Sweden
Norway
Washington
Flight of Carrier Pigeons Delivers Message to Boston
Eight relay carrier pigeons carried a message from St Louis to Boston, a distance of 1200 miles, arriving in exactly eight days.
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Vigeoux
Boston
St. Lews
General Wood Travels for Knee Surgery in United States
Report states General Wood went to the United States for knee surgery. Other items note a $1000 dinner in London, a theft of about $1000 in Belt Montana, Prince Henry of Prussia in Munich races, a Lods court martial death verdict, Chicago woolworkers strike, a bank messenger robbery, a New York library panel rejecting portraits of Roosevelt and Ikttis, and Germany France nearing a Moroccan accord.
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Wood Haa
United States
G. A. Kessler
New York
Savoy Hotel
London
Tventy
Bell
Great Falls
Mont
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Munich
Lods
Chicago
Imessenger
Chicago Corn Exchange National Bank
Sim
Bisard
New York City
Roosevelt
Jacob Ikttis
Becuse
Germany
France
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Kniaz Votemkine
Bucharest
Paezouape
Japa
Vindivostok
Morning Post
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Thunen River
Silka
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Farda
St. Petersburg Ouly
Nevsky
Antos
Union
B. I. McMahon
Brick, Stone and Terra Cotta Teamsters’ Union
John Gray
Genta
Windis’Brick Company
Minosis Brick Company
Brick Trust
Gray
Henkes
Montgomery Ward & Co
Cornelius P. Shea
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Jerimiah McGarthy
Truck Drivers’ Union
John Smyth
Coal Teamsters’ Union
M. FB. Kelly
Market and Grocery Teamsters’ Union
George F. Golden
Packing House Teamsters’ Union
W. J. Kelly
James B. Barry
Express Wagon Drivers’ Union
Hugh McGee
Track Drivers’ Union
Harry Lapp
Baggage and
Teamsters’ Joint Council
Albert Young
Gginst
Tmen
Miller
Bonnet Wadevader
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