Kniaz Potemkine Still At Theodosia Amid Chaos
From St. Petersburg July 6 inquiry at the admiralty failed to confirm reports the battleship Kniaz Potemkine had left Theodosia. Admiral Virenius said the ship remains there and the situation is in the hands of Vice Admiral Chouknin. An insurgent crew has its own revolutionary committee and may seek belligerent status.
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St. Petersburg
Admiralty
Kniaz Potemkine
Theodosia
Virenius
Associated Press
Chouknin
Kruger
Odessa
Sebastopol
Revolutionary Committee
Black Sea
Wirenius
Vienna
Constantinople
Mutiny in Lithuania Life Guard at Warsaw
A Katowitz correspondent reports that sixteen men in each company of the Lithuania life guard regiment were selected to go to Manchuria on June 28 but refused. When orders to deploy came from other regiments were ignored, prompting calls for aid from St Petersburg. A detachment of Cossacks was sent to Mokotow. mutineers fired on them, and fourteen were killed before resisters were arrested.
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Berlin
Katowitz
Silesia
Lithuania Life Guard
Warsaw
Manchuria
Lithuania
St. Petersburg
Kexholm
Komaroff
Mokotow
Evacuations Ordered As Theodosia Fearing Mutineers
Theodosia Crimea reports inhabitants flee town under orders while authorities expect the Kniaz Potemkine mutineers to open fire this evening leaving only troops and officials in the city.
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Theodosia
Crimea
Kniaz Potemkine
Petition for pardon in Samuel D. Haynes case
Augusta Me July 6 A petition for the pardon of Samuel D Haynes serving life for murder in the second degree was received at the executive department. Haynes was convicted for the killing of James A Robbins a Rockland policeman in the Rockland police station in 1879 A hearing will be ordered at the meeting of the governor and executive council Aug 9.
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Augusta
Samuel D. Haynes
Executive Department
Haynes
James A. Robbins
Rockland
Governor
Executive Council
Passenger train derailed near Williston. one killed
Westbound Great Northern passenger train No. 3 derailed 11 miles east of Williston, North Carolina, last evening. One man, a tramp riding on the front end of the mail car, was killed. Passengers were not seriously injured and resumed their journey after the tracks were cleared.
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Williston
N. C
Great Northern Railroad
Here
Illustrious Dead Claimed by America in Paris Welcome
United States naval detachment of 600 men and 25 officers arrived in Paris to honor Admiral Paul Jones. The ceremony at the American church on Avenue de L Alma delivered his body to American representatives amid French and international dignitaries. General Porter proclaimed America reclaiming its illustrious dead and recounted the flag’s shared destiny with Jones.
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Paris
United States
Cherbourg
the Invalides
Alexander Bridge
Americains
France
Great Court
Paul Jones
Avenue de L’alma
Admiral Paul Jones
Cormick
Porter
Gen. Ter
Loomis
Uni
Admiral § Bee
America
Gen. Porter
Trious
Ued States
Congress
Jones
Ranger
Mr. Loomis
Explosion in Shaft Kills Five at Searight Mine
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on July 6 a Taylor Coal and Coke shaft explosion at Searight killed five men and injured four, two of the dead were negro and three foreigners. The victims worked about 20 feet underground as mine inspector L G Roby weighs possible causes from mine gas to a small gasoline tank. Some reports cite premature dynamite discharge.
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Uniontown
Taylor Coal and Coke Company
Searight
Here
L. G. Roby
Leper Colony Planned on Penikese Island
New Bedford officials reportedly plan to locate a leper colony on Penikese Island seizing the property from George S. and Frederick A. Homer who resist. The Cuttyhunk Gun Club, nearby on Cuttyhunk Island, opposes the proposal. The state board of charity has visited Penikese and finds it well suited.
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New Bedford
Penikese
George S
Frederick A. Homer
Cuttyhunk Gun Club
State Board of Charity
Munsey Granted Bail in Forged-Will Case
Cambridge July 6 Martha S Munsey of Pittsfield New Hampshire was admitted to bail at East Cambridge jail on the charge of uttering forged instruments alleged as wills of Samuel Welch of Lowell. Bail set at 3000. She was arrested on this indictment earlier.
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Cambridge
Martha S. Munsey
Pittsfield
N. H
Samuel Welch
Lowell
East Cambridge
Root Accepts Offer to Be Secretary of State
New York July 6 reports Elihu Root has accepted President Roosevelt’s offer to be secretary of state succeeding John Hay. Roosevelt to announce Root’s decision today. Root previously declined to discuss details. Root boarded Roosevelt’s train to Cleveland with cabinet talks ongoing. formal tender made and acceptance announced in New York.
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New York
Roosevelt
Elihu Root
Root
Oyster Bay
L. L
John Hay
Jersey City
Cleveland
Mr. Root
Hay
Jiay
Washington
State Department
Clinton, N. Y
Hamilton College
New York Law School
U. S
John
President Returns to Oyster Bay in Sped Morning Ride
President Roosevelt and his immediate party left Jersey City for Long Island City aboard the Pennsylvania tug Lancaster after breakfast. Root Morton Moody Loeb departed at Jersey City while Moody planned a Massachusetts vacation. A cordial greeting greeted the president at Long Island station as crowds gathered.
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Sevelt
Oyster Bay
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Elihu Root
Ht Navy
Paul Morton
Moody
Loeb
Jersey City
Root
Morton
Massachusetts
Long Island City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lancaster
Manhattan
Keb
Long Island Station
Frevel Bay
N. Y
Nashville Wholesale Grocer Burns in Sudden Fire
Nashville fire destroys Phillips Webb Co causing about 150000 in losses. Fireman George Rogers was badly hurt after falling four stories through an elevator shaft during the blaze. It is the third major Nashville fire in 0 days with total losses near 169000.
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Nashville, Tenn
Phillips, Webb & Co
George Rogers
Nashville
Supper Bill for Five Held Up by the Mayor
A city committee failed to meet on July 4 the date of the spread. The article notes the supper bill for five was delayed by the mayor and the committee did not convene as planned.
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Waverley Hotel
Casey
Baldwin
McIntyre
Cheney
Hayes
McMahon
Committee On Accounts
Messrs
City Hall
Grant
Percy Parker
Bridge and
Merrimack Strets
Wilcox
Electric Light Corporation
George H. Taylor
Twelfth Street
Allen
No Members Dropped Yet in Royal Arcanum Councils
The Royal Arcanum councils may not drop members before autumn despite a North Billerica council action suspending 16 members. Highland and Lowell councils have fined nonpayers 25 cents monthly, while others hold off on cognizance. Local officials discuss potential withdrawals and the order’s strength in Lowell, amid ongoing budget concerns and a July 4 supper bill dispute.
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Royal Arcanum
North Billerica
Lowell
Industry Council
Courier-Citizen
Highland
Supreme Council
Order
Thieves Strike The Harvard In Middle Street Heist
The Harvard on Middle Street was entered between 1 30 and 2 this morning with a wrench torn lock and a jimmy forced into the lock. Two cash registers behind the bar were touched for about 30 dollars while the third near the cases remained untouched. Change was left in the registers for morning use. Police notified.
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Harvard
Middle Street
First annual Business Women's National League meet opens
New York hosts the first annual convention of the Business Women's National League opened today and runs through the week. Twelve states send women prominent in professional commercial and political life. Colorado leads in delegates as Miss Louise Lee Hardin notes Colorado women are recognized as equals and voters.
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New York
Business Women's National League
Colorado
Louise Lee Hardin
Denver
National Organization
Insolvencies in US fall slightly in first half 1905
New York reports 6210 commercial insolvencies in the first half of 1905 and 55,904,585 dollars in defaulted debt, little change from 6214 failures in the same period last year but a drop from last year's liabilities of 74,490,909 dollars.
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New York
United States
Journal of Commerce
Obtundine System of Painless Dentistry Promises Safety
Advert says a dozen birds value can be gained with dental work using the Obtundine System of Painless Dentistry. Declares the method absolutely painless and claims proof in Lewiston area. Dr. Gagnon’s office at 466 Merrimack St Lewell, Mass advertises this claim.
Smallpox Case Sends Louis Cote to Contagious Hospital
Agent Knapp confirms Louis Cote of 5 Dutton street with eruption and fever likely smallpox. Dr. Livingston orders transfer to contagious hospital. Sixth case under treatment. city epidemic costs projected to reach about $1000.
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Knapp
Board of Health
Dutton Street
E. G. Livingston
Cote
Actress Annie Grant Charged With Pearl Necklace Theft
London July 6 Annie Grant of Chicago an actress was committed for trial on the charge of stealing a pearl necklace valued at $10,000 from Christie’s auction room. Prosecutors say she visited Christie’s inspected the necklace obtained a duplicate of imitation pearls and substituted them on a second visit. Her real name is believed to be Annie Gleeson and she holds a continental passport issued six months ago under Annie M Grant of Chicago.
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London
Annie Grant
Chicago
Christie's
Annie Gleeson
Annie M. Grant
Baltimore Flood Subsides After City Briefly Deluged
Baltimore Maryland July 6 The Jones Falls flood caused by a Timonium storm has subsided with no city deaths and about fifty thousand dollars in damage confined to nearby streets. Suburban towns suffered heavy rain and evacuations as farmers fled, with widespread property losses reported.
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Baltimore
Jones Falls
Timonium
Baltimore County
Bullet in His Heart on Ferry Melee in New York
Harvey Mowak was shot on the Castleton ferry boat during a July Fourth dispute in New York. Surgeons found the bullet lodged in his heart after initial concern, leaving his condition under hospital observation.
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New York
Harvey Mowak
Castleton
Farewell Audience For Komura At Tokyo Lunch
The emperor hosted a farewell audience and lunch for Bars on Komura envoy to the Washington peace conference and the staff of the Japanese peace commission today in Tokyo.
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Tokio
Komura
Washington
Japanese Peace Commission
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