Signs Point to a Dictatorship in Russia
Report from St Petersburg shows a citywide general strike with 20000 factory workers already idle. Pickets patrol streets as electric plants halt and transport slows amid uncertainty over Stolypin cabinet’s fate and possible Grand Duke Nicholas assuming command to enforce martial law.
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St. Petersburg
Electric Lighting Planta
Stolypin
Balsace
Russia
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Mutinous Artillery Rebellions in Warsaw Front
A segment of troops in the Summer Rembert area mutinied yesterday and opened revolt today. Artillerymen have driven officers from quarters and a Cos sacks squadron sent to suppress them met grapeshot. Details are scarce as authorities shield facts from public view.
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Warsaw
Poland
Rembertoff
Rebels Fire Woodyards Near Prison in August Alarm
Fire swept several large woodyards near the prison today. Authorities link the blaze to revolutionists aiming to free political leaders amid the confusion. Officials fear a renewed attempt later.
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Harkov
Insurance Chief Moves to Wind Up Two San Francisco Firms
Insurance Commissioner Wolf orders the Fireman's Food Insurance and Home Fire and Marine Insurance to raise capital within four weeks or face license revocation action with Attorney General Webb. Both firms, long in trouble since the fire, disclose shutdown plans and reinsurance arrangements.
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San Francisco
Wolf
Fireman’s Food Insurance Company
Home Fire & Marine Insurance Company
Webb
California
Home Fire & Marine
Fireman's Fund
Fireman's Fund Corporation
Wolf's Order
Subpenas Issued for Standard Oil Officers
In New York on August 4 forty or more subpenas for Standard Oil officers and employees were sent from Chicago. Officials avoided comment on receipt of the subpoenas. M. F. Elliott, the company's general counsel, said he knew of no service attempts, and would not reveal the officials' possible stance if subpoenas are served.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
Chicago
Standard Oil
Ilinois
M. F. Elliott
Investigation in Philippines under Wood inquiry
Investigation of alleged irregularities in the Philippine islands is ordered by Major General Wood. Colonel Wood, inspector general, heads the inquiry with a special War Department detail of officers to Philippine operations. No result has yet been reported to the department.
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Philippines
Washington
Philippine Islands
Wood
War Department
Department
Stampede to Windy Arm Amid Alaska Strike News
Seattle Aug. 4. Rich strikes reported in Southeastern Alaska have drawn longshoremen from Skagway Jugeac and nearby towns. Workers along the front have stampeded to Windy Arm forcing coastwise fleet crews to unload their own boats.
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Windy Arm
Seattle
Alaska
Skagway
Jugeac
Esilora
Dark Hour in Russia Prompts Mutinies and Suppression
Reports from Russia describe a new wave of mutinies with about 3 000 mutineers at Cronstadt attempting to seize fortifications but halted by loyal forces. The aftermath includes hundreds to be executed after court martial, while a separate mutiny gains control of the armored cruiser Pamyat Asova steering toward the Finnish Gulf.
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Petersborg
Cronstadt
Forta
Fort Cronstadt
Mutiny Suppressed as Pamyat Asova Reaches Harbor
The cruiser Pamyat Asova arrives at the roaderend with loyal sailors in control. One hundred fifty mutineers are sent ashore and imprisoned after being overpowered at sea.
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Reval
Pamyat Asova
Esilors
Mutiny Tangles Russian Navy Cruiser Asia at Abo
The crew of the Russian cruiser Asia hoisted the red flag and sailed toward Sveaborg after mutiny reports. The ministry confirms Admiral Biriloff boarded the school ship Asia in Helsingfors as mutiny claims spread.
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St. Petersburg
Asia
Abo
Sveaborg
Ministry of Marine
Biriloff
Helsingfors
Military disorders erupt in Reval reported from St Petersburg
St Petersburg dispatch reports military disorders breaking out at Reval with details unavailable. The situation remains unclear as officials withhold further information while unrest spreads.
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St. Petersburg
Reval
Mutiny Rebellions Continue After Sveaborg and Cronstadt
In St Petersburg on August 3 the mutinies at Sveaborg ended and Cronstadt's mutiny was largely suppressed. Despite initial reverses the revolutionists vow to persist their plan for a general strike on Saturday or Monday.
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St. Petersburg
Sveaborg
Cronstadt
Russian Emperor Rejects Stolypin Cabinet Terms
In St. Petersburg on August 3 the emperor refused to accept conditions agreed by Premier Stolypin with Heydon Guchkoff Loyoff Vinogradoff and Koni for cabinet reorganization. Fears grow of a shift toward a military dictatorship under Grand Duke Nicholas as patrols fill the streets.
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St. Petersburg
Stolypin
Count Heydon
Alexander Guchkoff
Prince Nicholas Loyoff
Paul Vinogradoff
Koni
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Rice imports to Philippines drop sharply in 1906
Governor Ide cites fiscal year data showing rice imports fell to 61 072 411 pounds valued at 3 054 783 gold. He notes imports were far lower than in 1901 and cash sent abroad much less than in 1894, sparking debate between exporters who blame poverty and those who argue against export prospects.
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Manila
Ide
Philippines
Shippera
Catholics for Limited Divorce Resolution Adopted
At Buffalo a federation meeting defined its stance on divorce urging laws for separation or limited divorce where no exchange exists. It calls for allowing limited divorce on grounds used for absolute divorces in states that grant them, with extreme cases favoring limited divorce.
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Buffalo
The
American Federation of Catholics
Federation
Rates for Irrigation Congress Denver to Boise
A telegram to National Irrigation congress chairman M B Gwynn from Minneapolis says the Western Passenger association granted a rate of one fare plus 50 cents to the congress in Boise September 3 to 8. The favorable rate is expected to draw more delegates and visitors than anticipated.
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Irrigation Congress
Boise
Idaho
M. B. Gwynn
National Irrigation Congress
Minneapolis
Western Passenger Association
Congrrea
Bome
Wilson Will Surprise Packers
Washington August 3 Secretary Wilson left today to make a surprise inspection tour of several slaughtering and packing houses in the East He refused to answer inquiries and said only that he is gone away and it is not known when he would return
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Wilson
Washington
Oregon Proposes Unified Board for Property Equalization
The Oregon Tax Commission recommends revising the equalization law to create a single effective board. It criticizes newspaper publication of local assessment rolls and argues current timelines let wealthy owners influence inequities. The plan aims to centralize responsibility and allow proper preparation before the roll is completed.
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Oregon Tax Commission
County Parte
County Board of Equalization
Dessors
Commission
Board of Equalization
County Court
Fire Precautions at Asylum in Salem
Lost friends and families of 1420 patients fear for welfare after a recent Salem asylum fire. An official says none were in danger and evacuation facilities prevent loss of life even in a severe blaze. The building’s safety features are described as highly capable.
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Salem
Portage to Umatilla canal contract awarded to Puget Sound
The secretary of the interior awards the contract to Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company of Seattle for the Umatilla irrigation project storage feed canal. The 25 mile canal runs from the Umatilla river near Echo to Cold Springs reservoir and includes 700000 cubic yards of earth excavation 6000 of rock 2500 of concrete and 2600 of rip rap with a bid of 161388 dollars.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Company
Seattle
Umatilla
Umatilla River
Echo
Cold Springs
Timber Fire Rages Through Cascades Near Detroit
A fast spreading blaze in the Cascade mountains near Detroit threatens heavy damage. The fire started by the Hannam river and has consumed two hundred acres of prime forest. Wind drives flames deeper into the mountains as dryness accelerates spread. Authorities fear immense damage if not halted soon.
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Albany
Cascade Mountains
Detroit
Hannam River
Cascades
Wheat Yield About Normal in Umatilla County Harvest
Harvest has begun across Umatilla county with threshing limited so far. In Athena districts yield is expected near normal, and hot winds reduced potential gains by about 26 percent from the average.
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Pendleton
Umatilla County
Athena
Flour Mills in La Grande Island City and Union Closed
The flouring mills of La Grande Island City and Union have shut down after exhausting their stock of wheat. The closure ends local production and affects workers and suppliers in the region.
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la Grande
Island City
Union
Ape
Oregon Supreme Court Strikes Household Tax Exemption
The Oregon Supreme Court rules the householders' tax exemption unconstitutional and voids the long standing statute. The decision affects about 8 million dollars in exempted property and will force reassessments in many counties for 1900 as assessors adjust to the ruling.
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Salem
Oregon Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Harvest Prosperity Grips Clackamas County Farmers
Farmers in Clackamas county report an abundant yield of hay grain early fruit and vegetables surpassing average quality. Vineyards fields and orchards show maturing crops with strong prospects of prosperity as harvest festivals inspire optimism.
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Clackamas
Oregon City
Clackamas County
Oregon Tax Commission Report on 1904 Railroad Valuations
Salem notes the Oregon Tax commission report shows railroad property assessed at 10 815 915.41 while commercial value nears 70 000 000. Figures pertain to 1904 the latest year with reliable data and will be considered by the next legislature.
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Salem
Oregon
Oregon Tax Commission
Weston-A Farm Nets Incredible Barley Yield
On the Weston-A farm of C. Turner two miles north of town a 14 acre barley harvest yielded 629 racks or 1267 bushels an average 90.5 bushels per acre. Turner Bros expected a strong crop but not more than 70 bushels per acre, making this a remarkably heavy yield.
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Weston
C. Turner
Turner Bros
Tax roll additions due to exemption law decision
Supreme court ruling on tax exemption prompts Clackamas county to add about 400000 to the assessment roll Assessor Nelaoh says this will raise next year’s levy. Revision will delay completing the roll which arrived from state authorities ten weeks late.
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Clackamas
Oregon City
Supreme Court
Nelaoh
Clackamas County
Portland Markets Grain and Produce Prices Listed
Market listings show wheat varieties at 73 to 69 cents, oats at 29 to 30 dollars per ton, barley from 23.50 to 24.60, rye at 50 cents per cwt, and hay prices with timothy and alfalfa noted. Apples to beets and poultry with varied per unit pricing, Oregon ranch eggs and wool figures included.
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Oregon
Hope
Insurance losses from California disaster total over two hundred million
New York state auditors report for 2006 shows joint stock fire and inland marine firms with 41 110 060 gross insured in California losses 29 188 000 net after salvage and reinsurance 102 ...
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Albany
N. Ya Jay
Otto Kelony
San Francisco
California
New York State Companion
Joint Stock Fire
Embargo on Northern Freight Halts San Francisco Shipments
San Francisco voices report an embargo by Julius Kruttechnitz stopping all northbound freight from Portland and adjacent territory. Only a rapid clearance of congestion in the freight yards can restore shipments, as merchants in California turn to eastern suppliers for timely stocks.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Portland
Julius Kruttechnitz
Esuit Krattechnitz
Mutiny Breaks Out After Arrest in Poltava
In Poltava on July 31 a private from the First battalion was arrested in a shed used by revolutionists. The battalion, joined by a crowd, marched on the artillery barracks seized guns and moved toward the prison housing political prisoners. The garrison opened fire with machine guns, killing or wounding several, and the riot lasted until 2 am.
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Poltava
Patent Office Behind in Roosevelt Visit Request
Patent attorneys nationwide plan to meet President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay to demand Allen be removed or for changes to restore the patent office to satisfactory operation. They cite continued delays since Allen’s appointment five years ago with 29 000 patent applications pending.
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Patent Office
Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Commissioner Allen
A Declare
Allen
Pardo Urges Peace Policy Across Congress
Lima July 81 President Pardo addresses congress praising progress and the policy of harmony to settle international differences peacefully. He states that debate over armaments and heightening tensions risks rising prices and tensions in the region.
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Pardo
Lima
Peru
Congress
Canity
Leclares
Rio de Janeiro
Manifesto Seized In Kharkov Amid July Trade Bust
Authorities confiscate a seized document referred to as a Vbern Manifesto linked to Kharkov. The report mentions July shipments and a weight estimate around 400 pounds allegedly moved covertly into the city by actions of an outlawed body.
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Kharkov
Viborg
Khar
Pan American policy and Root stance frame new era
Paris dispatch argues Secretary Root will push a strong Pan American policy linking North and South America. It claims Europe shrinks from Latin markets while the United States asserts influence, warning Americans about foreign meddling and defending commercial interests under a modern Monroe doctrine.
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Paris
Vietiios
Kiate
American Congress
America
Republic
Maki
Sarahcipal
Pan-America
Europe
North America
South
Atmore
Sinaneia
United States
Hows
Latis
Root
Latin Europe
Almedy Tant Landet
Co Petersburg
Toklo
Alger
Mutiny Spreads to Fleet Off Helsingfors
Mutineers seize officers on the Kussian fleet near Hango Finland and sail toward Helsingfors. Battleships Bogatyr fire on the mutineers at close range before they surrender due to lack of provisions and heavy shipboard pressure. Reinforcements rush to the area as warships bombard the mutineers.
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Viborg
Mational
Helsingfors
Jeers at San Francisco Red Cross relief camp incident
Discontent in a refuge camp near St Francis led to unrest against relief methods. Dr Devine, a Red Cross representative, faced jeers as a delegation complained while reports noted shooting of several people gathered outside the St Francis hotel.
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Dr. Devine
San Francisco
Aug
Red Cross
Uuloo
St. Francis
Would-Be Rockefellers: Paris July Dreams Lauded
A Gaulois piece imagines the would be heirs to John D Rockefeller wealth. It cites an annual income of 10,000,000 and questions how they would spend the fortune. Answers range from drastic to charitable, with some responses described as ridiculous.
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Paris
Rockefeller
Rebels Steal Machine Gun Parts at Vas 110 Factory
Rebels seized a machine gun unit near Vas 110, stealing leet plebs from Mh factory. The raid occurred around the city with heavy sentinels on duty. A secret meeting was reportedly planned and recorded by observers.
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Vas
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