Rioting in Odessa as battleship guns threaten city
June 30 dispatches report a lull in Odessa with troops and machine guns guarding the city. The battleship Kalas Potemkin shells the harbor area as a blockade blocks entry and exit while missiles and rioters clash. Sailors mutiny erupts in Kronstadt. hundreds die or are wounded and hospitals fill. The Potemkin surrendered after brief fighting, amid fears of further naval action.
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Boripps News Association
Odesss
Kalas Potemkin
Black Sea
Oy CanEod & Sempede
Kniaz Potemkin
Ministers to adopt Bouligan plan for national assembly
The Council of Ministers announced a plan for Bouligan to form a national assembly. The draft will go to the Czar for approval, as authorities move quickly to appease growing discontent after a general outbreak.
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Scrippa News Association
St Petersburg
Council of Ministers
National Assembly
Czar
Strikes Grip Buchaness Roumanila Amid Unrest
A dispatch from Kiebineff reports a general strike in Buchaness Roumanila with no Cossack patrols on the streets to deter striker outrages. General Czerno Lacki, chief of the genderma, was assassinated at his home yesterday.
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Boripps News Association Buchaness
Roumanila
Kiebineff
Czerno Lacki
Genderma
Two Men Arrested in La Grande After Shootout Suspect
Two men dubbed the Sampter shooters were arrested by La Grande officers after a nighttime pursuit. They resisted briefly, both carried concealed revolvers, and were identified as Duncan and Wright by Sheriff Brown of Baker. They were taken to Baker City on a passenger train.
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Sampter
Brown
Baker
Duncan
Wright
Sheriff Brown
Baker City
First Perfect Airship Flight Over Toledo
Roy Kwabenshas piloted an airship from Pine Street, circling thirteen miles over Toledo and returning in thirteen minutes despite a strong wind. He logged the craft atop the Spatzer building before reascending for the return to the start.
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Scrippe News Association
Toledo
Ohio
Roy Kwabenshas
Pine
Spatzer
Keabenshue
Rockefeller Gifts Ten Million to General Education Board
New York June 30. John D Rockefeller donates ten million dollars to the General Education Board, chaired by Robert Ogden, for the higher education of people in the United States. The gift was accepted and Rockefeller is noted to plan further contributions.
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New York
John D Rockefeller
General Pevenere Board
Robert Ogden
United States
Rockefeller
Parpcas
Moroccan Question Talks Progress At Ministers Meeting
At a Council of Ministers session Paris on Jane 30 the premier reported that negotiations with Germany over the Moroccan question are progressing satisfactorily.
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Meriops News Association
Paris
Jane
Council of Ministers
Premiser
Germany
Ily
Thurston Opens Closing Speech in Mitchell Trial
Former United States Senator Thurston delivered a forceful closing plea for the defendant in Senator Mitchell's trial. He portrayed himself as acting from friendship and cited Mitchell's service to Oregon, poverty, and ill health while arguing that Hermann could not determine Mitchell's involvement or guilt.
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Boripps Nowe
Portland
Jane
United States
Thurston
Mitchell
SSS Scunws Ik ‘Saanington
Behal
Oregon
Hermann
Witcoan
Ten Thousand Farm Hands Strike Across Danube District
Ten thousand farm hands in the Danube district have struck for higher wages and now are paid fifteen cents per day. In Tamai county thousands march, destroy crops and burn property. Twenty six killed in clashes with police and nine hundred imprisoned for breaking contracts.
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Budapest
Explosion Traps 500 Miners in Russian Gas Mine
A blast at a gas mine near Makenof ka in Ekaterinostar leaves five hundred miners entombed with no possibility of rescue. Authorities confirm no survivors.
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Scripps News Association
Ekaterinostar
Russia
Makenofka
Judge White to Rule on Roy Miller Sentence or New Trial
Tomorrow morning at ten Judge White will announce his decision on whether to pass sentence on Roy Miller or grant him a new trial in the ongoing case. The Observer Special notes the high profile nature of the ruling in Biker City.
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Biker City
Jane
White
Roy Miller
Interborough denies Wallace engagement by company
The Interborough company president denied today that John F Wallace has been engaged by the firm. He stated the Interborough does not recruit men from their engagements and would not hire a government employee to the detriment of the canal enterprise.
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Scrippe News Association
New York
Belmont
Interborough Company
John F Wallace
Esidj
Interborough
New York Board Notes Rockefeller Gift For Education
In a letter to the board Rockefeller secretary E T Gates outlines a ten million gift to be paid October for an income producing security. The principal would be held in perpetuity as a foundation for education and the income used for the benefit of institutions of higher learning in the United States.
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New York
E T Gates Rockefellers
United States
Mutinied crew surrounded after Libau outbreak
A code telegram from Libau reports mutineers from a thousand strong force surrending while police and reinforcements battled in the woods near the port. Casualties exceed three hundred as revolters issue proclamations calling for revolt and arrest warrants rise across the area.
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Scripps Newa Association
Libau Jone
Pour Thousand Sailore
Russia grants residence rights to Jews across the nation
Ambassador Meyer in Petersburg informs the American consuls that Jews in America may live anywhere in Russia with permission. Reported as extending this privilege to foreign Jews as well.
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Boripps Newa Association
Petersburg
Ambaasador Meyer
Russia
Norwegian Army Mobilized Toward Swedish Boundary
Dispatches from Trondheim report Norway forming three waves of mobilization with infantry units deployed. About twelve thousand infantry moved toward the border with Sweden as conscription, arms, and training conclude nationwide preparations.
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Berippe News Association
Stockholm
Trondbyen
Federal Grand Jury Adjourns After Beef Trial Work
The federal grand jury finished its work at noon in Chicago on June 30 and is expected to report tomorrow morning. Indictments, if any, will be presented to Judge Humphreys.
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Chicago
Federal
Humphreys
Panama Canal appoints chief engineer from Rock Island ties
John F Stav one free vice president of the Rock Island system named chief engineer of the Panama canal succeeding Wallace Stevens a railway expert on the Philippine commission. Stevens led the Grant MN Denver system duties include inspector in the Philippines salary set at thirty thousand dollars annually.
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Scrippe News
Washington
John F Stavone
Rock Island System
Rocky Mountain
Great Northern
Panama Canal
Wallace
Stevens
Minneapolis
Deanver
Rio Grande
S T Paul
Canadian Pacific
Grant MN
Rock Island
Btevens
Philippines
Canal Commission
Finland District Abolished and Incorporated with Petersburg
The June 30 report from Petersburg states that the Finland district at Vozenevenas in Vladimir province remains under military patrols. The Vladimir governor announced the Finland district will be abolished and merged into the 8th Petersburg military district.
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Scripps News Association
Petersburg
Vozenevenas
Provines
Viadimir
Obve Alry
Vladimir
Finland
Abolia
Patereburg
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