Fighting resumes in war torn Russia near Shusha
St. Petersburg reports a brief Armenian Tartars and Russian truce collapsing as hostilities restart Monday on a larger scale. Fighting spreads from Shusha to surrounding areas with Tartars and Armenians clashing as Russian reinforcements are sent from Yollsaterpol. Russians previously accused of shielding Tartars now face pressure from Muhammadan forces.
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St. Petersburg
Shusha
Hhouthenit
Tiflin
Tartare
Prosecution Planned for Viborg Manifesto Signers in Russia
Russian public prosecutor moves against Viborg Manifesto signers in the State Duma under article 129 criminal code for attempting to overthrow the government. Charges could bring years of hard labor. no arrests reported yet and bail expected for those indicted.
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Tria
Constitutional Democrats
Milukoff
M. Heefel
Notice to railroads on annual reports under new rate law
The Interstate Commerce Commission sent a circular to all common carriers detailing section 20 requirements for annual business reports and granting the commission access to all accounts records and memoranda. Carriers are prohibited from maintaining their records in any other form.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission Teo
Oku Promoted to Chief of Staff After Kodana’s Death
Toklo General Oku has been appointed chief of the general staff of the Japanese army succeeding General Baron Kodana who died July 24. Oku commanded the left army during the Russo Japanese war and secured notable victories at Manghen and Tieling. His forces attacked Port Arthur at a pivotal siege moment.
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Toklo
Oku
Baron Kodana
Manghen
Tieling
Port Arthur
Cholera Outbreak Triggers Philippine Screening Campaign
In the Philippines an unusual cholera outbreak prompts health authorities to order screenings of all food storage areas and to launch a general campaign against pests, as advised by the Bureau of Malaria Affairs and Health.
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Philippines
Warahiigton
Bureau of Maular Affaire
Unie
Tr. Hayver
Bureau of Health
Mies
Zion City Appeals for Relief Amid Welfare Decline
John Hately as receiver for Zion City Industries appeals to wealthy adherents of Dowie doctrines for funds to aid a suffering community. The past year saw large drops in contributions as many residents remain underfed and poorly clothed. Prompt relief is needed to stabilize the land and welfare.
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Zion City
John
Hately
Zion City Industries
Bellavera
Insurance losses in San Francisco report totals and leaders
Albany New York State Insurance Superintendent Otto Kenney released a report on California San Francisco fire and inland marine insurers losses for June 9 1906. It lists gross insured amounts and net losses by company with Hartford Fire of Connecticut showing the largest loss at 4 186 701 dollars.
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New York State
Hartford
Connecticut
Albany
N. Y
Otto Kenney
Aretaaweanes
San Francoise
Jane
Hartford Fire
Hembree Escapes Death In Oregon Murder Trial
In Tillamook Oregon the jury found Hembree guilty of manslaughter after an all night session. He was accused of murdering his wife and daughter and setting the house on fire to hide the crime. Human bones in a cooking stove led to the arrest and connected evidence. The crime occurred December 28.
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Tillamook
Ore
Hembree
Sand Lake
Fall from balloon injures Salt Palace daredevil
Joseph McMann, 29, an astronaut performer, fell during a cannon act at the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City shortly after 8 pm. He shattered both ankles and suffered severe trauma when his parachute failed to open, landing in a cultivated field before being taken to Holy Dream hospital. The incident drew about 3,000 spectators.
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Salt Lake City
Joseph McMann
Holy Dream Hospital
Salt Palace
Sin- OeyeeeMann
McMann
Petition to reconvene legislature for consolidation reasons
East Lake City reports a petition to the governor urging a reconvening of the legislature by August 1. Signed by leading citizens from several counties, it cites forty six reasons from a special commission report advocating consolidation of two institutions to cut expenses and save over a million dollars in fifteen years.
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East Lake City
Special Commission
Huidekoper and Clark Fined in Land Fencing Case
Fargo report states A C Huidekoper and HE Huidekoper of Medville Pennsylvania and H G Clark of North Dakota were sentenced by Judge Amidon in a U S court for fencing government land tied to the Little Missouri Horses company ranch. The Huidekopers pay $1000 each, Clark $909 with 24 hours in county jail.
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Fargo, N. D
A. C. Huidekoper
HE. C. Huidekoper
Medville
H. G. Clark
Amidon
United States
Little Missouri Horses Company
Huldekopern
Clark
Armed group seizes Bourse printer in Viborg manifesto print run
A group of men with revolvers forced entry at the Bourse printing establishment in St Petersburg on Saturday. They forced the foreman to print 150,000 copies of the Viborg manifesto and blocked the exit of the compositors while detaining visitors to avoid raising alarm.
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St Petersburg
Idaho State News items reveal wide damage and industry
Reports from Idaho detail industrial progress on the Yellowstone extension and railroad work, mine eight hour day changes, prune sales worth about 975,000, and accidents such as a Chinaman burned to death near Placerville. Also noted are a suicide attempt, horse theft crackdown updates, and Whitebird war notices.
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William Wait
Eucide
Atlante
Sam Cotterell, Jr
H. Cotterell
Americas Falls
Pocatello
Whitebird
Bam Boller
Boise
Boller
Sandpoint
Armory
Bandpoint
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Russia
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Fhariament
Gen. Oku
Dowie
San Francisco
Idaho State News
Rotelie
Lowe & i al Council
Wilifoy
Amerie
Ehipe
Montana, Idaho
Nampa
John Davenport
P. N. Peterson
Recealver Hodamen
Halley Land Office
Masonic Grand Lodge of Idaho
Emmett
James Grove
Placerville
Coeur d'Alene
Grangeville
H. N. Robinson
Caldwell
Lve
Ada County
Litelhead
Snake River
Lewieville
Lewis Hata
Ah He
Payette
Cassia County
Idaho
Missouri River
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Cc Ac Walker
Chicago & North-Western
West Second South
Atlas Bidg
Gott Lake
Cus
Salt
Bath
Povenala
Uae
Viertons
Hivetsates
Bill
S. E. Perlberg
Merchant Tailors
Brother Bill
Duds-cropher
S. B., Perlberg & Co
Tailoranade Clothes
Perlberg
Lehi Merc. CO
Lehi
T. R. Cutler
John Y. Smith
Flo Grande Western
Salt Lake
Ogden
Utah County
Tintic
Sanpete
Denver
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
J. A. Bemton
The
Elk
A. Slade
Main Street
America
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Union Pacific
C. 8. Williams
West Second South Street
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