Mutineers Roil Port as Troops Quell Rising
Reports from Berlin St Petersburg Washington and Bucharest describe mutinies among crews of Russian ships at Nikolaieff Odessa and Kronstadt. Troops guard docks as battleship crews refuse orders and seek provisions with authorities moving to detain or surrender mutinous crews.
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Kuetendji Roamania
Knioz Potemkin
Veasela
Washington
Meyer
Roosevelt
St Petersburg
Hernan
Odessa
Constantinople
Bucharest
Romania
Fruit growers victorious in interstate freight ruling
Commissioner Prouty of the interstate commerce commission decides icing charges on private fruit cars are part of the rate for fruit carried. The Michigan Fruit Growers Association vs Pere Marquette and Michigan Central Railroads marks a major win for fruit growers nationwide.
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Scripps News Asociation
Washington
Commissioner Prouty
Interstate Commission
Neaa
Michigan Fruit Growers Association
Pere Marquette
Michigan Central Railroad
Richmond banker dies by suicide amid personal crisis
Richmond Indiana July report states John Bowman president of Commercial Bank at Hagerstown killed himself. Cause of shooting remains unknown.
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Richmond
Ind
John Bowman
Hagerstown
Steeple Jack John Moffatt Dies After Fall
John Moffatt thirty two of San Francisco known as Steeple Jack dies in New York after a fall on a staircase. He was famed for climbing steeples and towers across the county and sustained fatal injuries in the accident at a Scripps Nova Association location.
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New York
John Moffatt
San Francisco
Cal
Eracke
Chicago Wood Workers Strike for Two Cent Wages Rise
Two thousand two hundred wood workers in fourteen factories refused to work in the morning over a two cent per hour wage demand. The walkout spread to five thousand other employees and with thirty two hundred teamsters out, Chicago's striking force reaches ten thousand. Employers say they cannot grant the raise, arguing pay already exceeds that of similar workers outside the city. A citywide strike action by all eight thousand wood workers is anticipated.
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Bicago, Il
Chicago
Case Goes to the Jury in Senator Mitchell Trial
The Mitchell case heads to a jury after United States Attorney Heney's closing argument. He argued Mitchell knowingly accepted pay for expediting land claims and aided the fraudulent patents of John A Henson and Frederick Kriba. A conviction outlook is anticipated.
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Portland
Mitchell
United States
Hensy
Fuir
Plains
John A Henson
Frederick Kriba
Heney
Williamson Ig
Hart Wins Fight in Nevada Ring Championship Claim
In Rano Nevada Jack Soot of Obionga and Marvin Hart of Kentucky contest what is advertised as the heavyweight world championship. Jeffries retired and acted as referee. The crowd exceeded 9000 with miners and sports fans from Reno Goldfield and other camps. Hart defeats Root in the 12th round after a hard fought twelve rounds with exchanges and clinching throughout the bout.
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Rano
Nev
Jack Soot
Obionga
Marvin Hart
Kentucky
In & Oleh
Jas. J Jeffries
Tonopah
Diamondville
San Branchco
Los Angeles
Ogden
Balt Lake
Denver
Chicago
Fitzsimmons and Corbett
St Osarron
Attorney Sweeney
Francia Newlands
Nevada
Allen
Nevad
Ferrell
Washwe County
Districtttorney Craig
Wapire County
City of Reno
Jeffries
Boycott Completed in Biraites Settlement
The Chinese are unanimously decided to boycott American goods finishing the boycott in the Biraites Settlement.
Earthquake Ravages Boschurin Persia Causes Landslide
Scripps News reports an earthquake at Boschurin Persia bringing heat and widespread damage. The Kesnuman mountain collapsed and two rivers overflowed their banks, causing flooding and destruction.
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Scripps News Association
St. Petersburg
Boschurin
Persia
Kesnuman
Body brought home for funeral of John Hay
The Lake Shore train carried the body of John Hay to Glenville at 4:45 am. Mrs. Hay and family travel with the casketed remains as funeral arrangements by Samuel Mather are set. The interment is planned for Wednesday at Glenville with a public viewing limited to relatives before services. President Roosevelt and cabinet members will attend the funeral.
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Cleveland, O
Lakeshore
John Hay
Glenville
Mrs. Hay
Mr. Hay
Clarence Hay
Samuel Mather
Raymond Mather
Mather
Mra Hay
Lake Sunapel
Chamber of Commerce
Roocavelt
Hay
Eliha Root
Lean H Gage
Philander
Funeral Services Set at Wade Memorial Chapel
John D Knox Paul Morton and others named as pallbearers for a funeral service at Wade Memorial Chapel Wednesday at eleven. Rev Hiram Haydon of Emeritus Old Stone Church conducts the Presbyterian burial with Rev Dr Turnieh Hamlin of Washington assisting. Burial follows at the Lakeview stone plot.
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Wade Memorial Chapel
Hiram Haydon
Old Stone Church
Turnieh Hamlin
Washington
Stone Plot
Lakeview
Body Arrives by Special Train for City Funeral
Shortly before noon the body arrived from Glenville on a special train. Commerce representatives and the mayor greeted the hearse, and police and cavalry escorted the body to the Chamber of Commerce. Troops of cavalry held a vigil around the casket at the ball.
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Glenville
Commerce
Chamber of Commarca
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Odesen
Cone Quarters
Berlin
The
Frankfurter Zeitung
Nikolaieff
Black Sea
Imosphorus
Ignatieff
Ibis
Tageblatt
Mupfineera
Potemkin
Tleship Pobiesdoogsets
Steeple Jack
Scripps Nova Association
Toy
Sipps News Association
T N Murphy
Portland Exposition
Royal Tailors
Genuine Merchant
Hart
Jim McCormick
George Gardiner
Jack Joboson
Battling Seon
Roduced
Agrad
Bruttton Foish
Root
Boycott
Geddes Br&s
Newlin Drug CO
E M Wellman & CO
la Grande
Oregon
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