Douma Dissolved and Russians in Turmoil
Stolen by protests and police setup as the imperial government dissolves the council until November 12. Nine deputies are arrested after a night of sweep operations while troops guard the capital and major cities in the wake of the dissolution. The new Douma limits peasant and worker representation through gerrymandering, reducing direct representation and restricting suffrage for industrial classes.
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St. Petersburg
Council of the Capire
Russia
Odessa
Kiev
Shaw
Murmiristo
Casas
Syett
Herpesrt
Geni Deazhensky
Hazenkaypt
Nicholag Nichalaieviteh
Krasnoye Selo
Taurile Panen
Tzertzeretell
M. Dehaparidge
Moscow
Warsaw
Lodz
Nica
Prominent Baltimore Man Dead
Baltimore July 17 German TL Hatt died Sunday, a leading citizen and founder of local industry. The report notes his influence in the city’s civic and business life and recalls his role in shaping local enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ald
Alt Hung
Poole
Warlag Tas
Dt Weenie Britols
Public Lands Convention to Debate Roosevelt Policy
Denver hosts a three day public lands convention starting Tuesday at Broadway theater. Delegates from 24 western states, led by Colorado and Wyoming, plan to condemn federal land policy while stressing states rights and constitutional limits. Notables from the administration are represented, including Garfie ld Ballinger Pingree Newell and Holm s, as Senator Clark arrives to weigh in with a non political role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Public Lands Convention
Broadway Theater
Roosevelt
Colorado
Wronting
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Washington
Wyoming
Dunesty Garfield
Intawar
R.A. Ballinger
Era Land Offics
Gifford Pinghot
Clark
Sunday Baseball Scores Show Wide-Spread League Results
Sunday scores from National League, American Association, Western, and Three A league show varied results. Key games include Brooklyn at Chicago 10-2, Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 0, Columbus 7 Milwaukee 0, Grand Rapids 9-2, Evansville 10-6, South Bend 12-4, and Omaha 13-1. Additional games list multiple doubleheaders with uneven totals across districts.
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Chicago
Baoklyn
Oneare
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St Lot Reston
St. Louis
American Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Educaratente
City
Central Jengua
Grand Rapids
Barnes Et
Evansville
Evansvile
Wheeling
South Bent
South Bend
Doyled
Terre Haute
Canton
Omaha
Sioux City
Des Moines
Pueblo
Denver
Lincoln
Bloomington
Decatur
Las
Peoria
Sarinafeld
Clinton
Cloton
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Two Lives Lost in Storm in Minnesota and Dakota
Reports from Sherburn Minnesota June 11 say two lives lost and major damage from a severe electrical storm lasting almost six hours. Torrential rain, cloudburst near Fairmount, rivers swollen, roads and bridges washed out, many houses barns and windmills struck by lightning. Names unknown. Also note from Deadwood South Dakota June 12 that the Black Hills lost external communication after a six hour storm with rain hail washed out railroad bridges tracks and telegraph wires with three fatalities. In Nappanee June 17 heavy rains devastated lowlands ruining onion fields with losses estimated at half a million dollars.
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Sherburn
Minn
Fairmount
Nares
Dunnell
Deadwood
Black Hills
Warsaw
Ted
Middle West
Rothschild Wins Grand Prix de Paris
Paris on June 17 reports Edmunde de Rothschilds Sans Souci I captured the Grand Prix de Paris in ideal conditions. A large crowd attended at Longchamp including the king and queen of Denmark President Fabru and many members of the diplomatic corps.
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Rothschild
Paris
Edmunde de Rothschd
Denmark
Fablerus
Diplomatic Corps
One Day Rest in the Haywood Case Delayed
The Haywood trial pauses for a day as Harry Grehard the key witness heads to Caldwell for a murder case, with Judge Fremont Wood presiding in Canyon County. State evidence resumes Tuesday morning linking Haywood, Orchard, and Simpkins to the Stennenberg murder and broader conspiracies, while Simpkins may be produced as a witness and Adams could testify in coming days.
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Bilse
Jack Simpkins
Bolsa
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Stennenberg
Harry Qrehard
Caldwell
Canyon County
Fremuct Wood
Haywood
Mosday
Bryan
Orchard
Qeebard
Whitney
Idaho Penitentiary
Siml
Lolge
Slory
Steunenberg
Orehard
Adams
Jack Simpking
Simpking
Western Federation of Kiluers
Simpkins
Federation
Simpklns
Morer
Pettibone
Lia Fayer
Gedard
Cantwell
Bes Tor
Denver
Spokane
Stounenberg
Russian Official to Slain in Sebastopol
On June 17 at Sebastopol Colonel Guessekoitsky, assistant harbor commandant, was killed by a revolver shot near the docks on Sunday. The assassin was arrested.
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Sebastopol
Guessekoitsky
Aoki to be recalled as ambassador to America likely
June 17 report states Viscount Aoki Japanese ambassador to America will probably be recalled and be succeeded by Baron Kaneko. The notice notes the anticipated leadership change amid ongoing diplomatic adjustments.
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Aoki
Takle
Locht Saya
Viscount Aoki
America
Baron Kaneko
Notable 19th Century News Rushes and Tragedies
United States Senator Bereridge of Indiana plans engagement to Katherine Eddy of Chicago. Robbers seized 2500 at Lake Bingham, Minnesota, but were captured and money recovered. Gov. Came of Alabama to appoint John A. Bankhead to Morgan’s vacant Senate term. Redmond Prindiville of Chicago, famed yacht captain, struck by streetcar. Samuel B. Hoskins, Glasgow broker, died by carbolic acid in St. Louis. Sunken launch of battle ship Minnesota raised at Hampton Roads. Fireman G. W. Westphal’s body found. Walter Brown, 16, son of William Brown of Crown Point, drowned at Fauchon Lake near Hammond. Chicago architect William Le Baron Jenney, pioneer of steel construction, dies in Los Angeles.
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United States
Bereridge
Indiiana
Katherine Eddy
Chicago
Bingham Lake
Mion
Tecoerco
Came
Alshama
John A. Bankhead
Morgan
Redmond Prindiville
Jake
Samuel B. Hoskins
Glasgow
Scotland
St. Louis
Minnesota
Hampton Roads
G. W. Westphal
Walter Brown
Willam Barringer Brown
Crown Palat
Ind
Fauchon Lake
Hammond
William le Taron Jenney
Gély Due
Los Angeles
British Ambassador Bryce Tours Geronimo and Quanah Parker Visit
In Lawton Oklahoma on June 17 James Bryce the British Ambassador visited Fort Sill area. He met Geronimo the Apache leader and Quanah Parker Comanche chief, and received a copy of the Oklahoma constitution at Sapulpa. He stated he had read two copies and praised the document as a good elementary law while noting constitutional framing limits.
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Lawton
Oklo
James Bryce
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Sill
Geronimo
Quanah Parker
Sapula
Bree
Jersuty
Wistor
President Roosevelt declines to intervene in teleprinters strike
In Oyster Bay on May 17 President Roosevelt referred appeals to interfere with the teleprinters strike to Labor Commissioner Charles PF Neill with no comment. The government holds no emergency exists as in the coal strike. any action, if taken, would be directed by the Bureau of Labor. Senator Beveridge, visiting Oyster Bay, has not yet secured a meeting with the president.
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Bureau of Labor
Weill
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
Indiana
Oyster Bay
Joseph Sears
Sagamore Fill
Beveridge
Sixteen days fasting case sparks health debate
Belleville reports Dr R J Eales entering the sixteenth day of total abstinence from food as part of a twenty day fast to prove a theory that occasional fasting improves health. He drinks water and claims no appetite while his weight drops and he continues his medical practice. Mexico May Buy Warships rumors surface
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Bellevilla
R- J. Eales
Euley
Former lowan Kills Himself in Salt Lake City
H A Mainquist, a former horseman from Red Oak Iowa, died in Salt Lake City on a Sunday after taking morphine in a personal crisis. The despondency stemmed from poverty and distress.
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Lowan
Salt Lake City
A Mainquist
Blackmailers Blow Up Chicago Building
Chicago report states a four story brick structure at 64 Milton Avenue was destroyed by dynamite on Sunday morning after owner Glusenpe Hriscate refused to pay 1000 dollars. London dispatch reports Covitille factory blast in Lisbon area killed 30 workers, suspected caused by dismissed laborers.
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Chicago
Milton Avenae
Glusenpe Hriscate
London
Lisbon
Covitille
Kansas City Lads Crown
Kansas City youths Herry Whitney aged 15 and Robert Corman aged 17 drowned when their canoe capsized in the Blue River near Kansas City on Sunday.
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Kansas City
Mow
Herry Whitney
Robert Corman
Blue River
Here
Attitude of Powers on Leading Topics at Hague Congress
Washington dispatch summarizes how major powers align on key Hague topics. Britain United States favor armament limits, Germany Austria Russia France mixed. arbitration extension broadly favored, Drago doctrine debated with cautious support from Americas. Continentals and minor powers push for wider arbitration scope and refined warfare rules.
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Washington
Hague Congress
Congress
Great Britain
United States
Spain
Portugal
Norway
Germany
Austria
Tungsia
Italy
France
Russia
Europe
South
Central America
Japan
Americas
Mexico
Rope
Boodlers Pardoned by Governor Folk
Jefferson City June 15 Julius Lehmann and Emil Hartman former St Louis councilmen convicted of hooching were pardoned by Gov Folk Friday and released after serving about half their sentences They are among the first of the convicted St Louis boodlers to leave the penitentiary Cloudburst Fatal to Five Rapid City cloudburst near Tilford 13 miles north caused property damage and five deaths reported Wednesday evening
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Jefferson City
Julius Lehmann
Emil Hartman
St Louis
Folk Friday
St. Louis
Rapid City, Sr
Tilford
Northwestern Railroad
Chicago Theater Burned in Major City Fire
The Olympic Theater, Chicago oldest vaudeville house, was nearly destroyed by a blaze at midnight Friday. Estimated loss exceeds 150000 dollars. Fire Chief Horan and three firemen were slightly injured.
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Chicago
Olympic Theater
Horan
War Veteran Dies Aged 103 In Burlington
Jesse McDowell veteran of the Seminole Mexican and Civil wars and cousin of Gen McDowell died in Burlington Friday from injuries after a fall aged 103 years.
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Burlington
Kay
Jesse McDowell
Gen. McDowell
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Douma
Savannah
Suse
Thomas Cook
Estelle Fountain
Steinenberg
Maywood
Steunenbers
Supreme Court of Colorado
Supreme Court
Goddard
Gah+bert
Fred Bradley
San Francisco
Pat Bone
Wayweod
Bryce
Labor
Belleville
Wic
New Orleans
Lehmann
Hartman
Gov. Folk
Hon
National Lead Company
Jollang
Yous
New York
Teston
Hafal
Glydoamtl
Teale Cae
Standard
Om Co
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