Mutinies Paralleling Russian Warship Turmoil Stir England
A historical account compares mutinies on the mutinous Kniax Fotemkin to two British incidents. It describes discontent over pay since Charles II, guards’ discipline, and widespread gloom. At Spithead and the Nore, mutineers briefly seized control, faced stern measures, and eventually surrendered or were pardoned.
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England
Bern
Charles II
Lord Bridport
Spithead
House of Commons
Admiralty
Board of Admiralty
Portsmouth
the Nore
Thames
Duncan
Holland
Parker
Republic
London
Sheerness
Odessa
United States and Russia historical relations examined
Oscar S. Straus, former U S minister to Turkey and Hague court member, argues in the North American Review that Russia has not been inherently friendly to America. He notes Russia favored England during the American Revolution and mediated only to aid its ally in 1813, with Civil War attitudes likewise unfriendly, and discusses Russia’s Alaska sale motives.
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Oscar S. Straus
United States
Turkey
Permanent Court of Arbitration
the Hague
North American Review
Russia
America
England
Great Britain
Napoleon
Mr. Straus
Alaska
Russia and United States relations through history
Mr Straus argues that Russia and the United States have generally maintained normal and friendly relations since Catherine II, with Russia obeying neutrality laws during wars. He warns against viewing any special gratitude as a myth, noting only lawful acts of neutrality as the basis of ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mr. Straus
Charles Sumner
Napoleon
Louisiana
Russia
Great Britain
Pelea
Catharine II
United State
Prohibitionists Split as Fusion With Anti-Saloon Fails
Ohio Prohibition party opens convention in Columbus amid resistance to fusing with the Anti-Saloon League to back Pattison against Herrick. Speakers denounce Pattison and urge a straight ticket while leaders dispute tactics, nominating a fraternal, not fused, approach and listing state executive committee members from multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
Columbus
Ang
Ohio Prohibition Party
John M. Pattison
Herrick
Pattison
Prohibition Party
N. D. Creamer
Ohi
Creamer
F. M. McCartney
John E. Bruce
McCartney
A. 5. Watkins
North Baltimore
John Storm
B. GC. Pratt
Ashland
Watkins
League
J. C. Holliday
Norwood
J. B. Marcin
Cincinnati
C. E. McStavick
Day‘ton
H. M. Dersham
Gettysburg
J. B. Brodnix
Paulding
C. C
Excur sion to Rome City by Pennsylvania Lines
August 9 to 30 excursion tickets to Rome City sold via Pennsylvania Lines from ticket stations in Ohio and Jociana. Ticket agents of those lines handle particulars for accounts of Church of God Interstate Assembly and universalists interstate assembly.
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Rome City
Church of God Interstate Assembly
Elkhorn Club Entertained by Massillon Friends
The Elkhorn camping party from Pittsburgh, staying at Meyer's lake, was hosted Tuesday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kracker in Massillon. About seventy five locals attended with songs, dances, orchestral music, and a plentiful supper. The Elkhorn orchestra featured Henry Meyer and others, and the club motto stressed pleasure, plenty to eat, and music galore. This afternoon Meyer's lake hosts a baseball game between the Elkhorn club and Massillon friends.
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Elkhorns
Pittsburg
Meyer’s Lake
Frank Kracker
Erie Street
Elkhorn Club
Bom
Meyer's Lake
Pittsburgh
Elkhorn Orchestra
Henry Meyer
Robert Johnson
R. J. Ford
Robert McIntosh
Andrew Shultz
Will Havy
Thomas Meckins
William Stier
Edward Miller
William Hah
D. D. Miller
William Johnson
Bert Zug
Jeremiah Pearce
Morris Arbogast
Massillon Friends
LeClair McLaughlin
Canton Crime and Society Notes from County Seat News
Canton, Aug 2. Harry Shea alias Hollidaysburg Slim arrested in connection with Hartong murder case. previously held for arson, regarded as a noted crook. Miss Brunhilde Biechele wed W C Harned at St John’s Catholic. Biechele daughter of Charles Brech ele of New York, formerly Canton. Republican county central committee to meet at city hall to elect a county chairman after old and new bodies organized. J R Neiderhauser vs Hattie Neiderhauser case seeks redrafting of petition over property transfer alleged to contravene agreement. motion argues parts were intended to excite sympathy.
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Canton
Harry Shea
P. J. McGuire
Miss Brechele
Charles Brechele
New York
Harned
W. R. Zollinger
Allentown
Republican County Central Committee
George Clark
J. R. Neiderhauser
Hattie Neiderhauser
Massillon
J. G. Kassulker
B. G. Tremaine
Many Coal Combines Threaten Pittsburg Coal Leader
New York, Aug. 2. Widespread coal consolidations erupt as six or more new bituminous groups form with subsidiaries across Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana and the Virginias. The Sunday Creek Coal Company unites seven mines worth about 51 million dollars, led by John H. Winder, with potential Morgan interest. Illinois and Butler-Mercer county moves also reshape the industry, with Great Lakes markets absorbing most output.
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New York
Pittsburg Coal Company
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Virginias
West Virginia
Sunday Creek Coal Company
John H. Winder
Columbus
J. P. Morgan
Illinois Coal Properties
Ogarra Coal Company
U.K. Wick
Youngstown
Look for a Strike in Pittsburg News Declares
Pittsburg reports indicate United Mine Workers President Dolan expects a general coal strike as operators may seek a January 1 wage cut. He cites pending reductions and mobilization of 14,000 nonunion miners in the Irwin field, with bolstered organizing in the anthracite and bituminous sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Miners’ Union
Dolan
United Mine Workers
Pittsburg Coal Company
National
Lewis
Irwin Field
Semi-Centennial Celebrated At St Marys Canal In Sault Ste Marie
Sault Ste Marie August second crowds fill city for two day semi centennial of St Marys canal opening. Fifty years ago the canal had two locks three hundred fifty feet long each. American locks now measure five hundred fifteen and eight hundred feet while Canadian side features one thousand foot lock. Traffic surpasses all world waterways. Distinguishing visitors include Vice President Fairbanks Governor Warner Senator Burrows Congressman Burton Charles T Harvey and Miss Betty Poe. Naval parade Indian exhibition and other features mark the day with addresses planned tomorrow.
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Sault Ste. Marie
St. Mary’s Canal
Lenpth
Fairbanks
Warner
Michigan
Burrows
Burton
Ohio
Charles T. Harvey
Toronto
Betty Poe
O. M. Poe
Poe
Perrysville Youth Killed by Horse Kick
Bert Weaver of Perrysville aged 19 died at Dalton Monday afternoon from injuries after being kicked in the abdomen by a horse while working for Emerson Wilson northwest of Dalton. He endured intense agony until death. The body was taken to Perrysville Tuesday morning.
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Bert Weaver
Perrysville
Dalton
Emerson Wilson
Perryville
One Dollar Boversign Promises Health Boost
Dr David Kennedy of Rondout New York markets a sover eign medicine named Boversign priced at one dollar. The remedy claims to cure nervousness rheumatism kidney and liver complaints and gender specific ills by cleansing the blood and restoring vitality.
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David Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
Riots in San Juan Quelled by Police and Fever Hits New York
The dispatch notes police quelling riots in San Juan and two mild yellow fever cases in New York recovering. New Orleans reports a rise in new cases with vigilance kept on Canal Street district, urged Italian groups to report suspicions. Severe storms washed oil from cisterns as ward groups clean gutters and ponds. Writs seek to bar Mississippi troops from Pearl River lodge. federal marshals may intervene.
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San Juan
New Orleans
Canal Street
Ward
Mississippi
Albert Baldwin
Pearl River
Riot Hits San Juan Over Longshoremen Strike
In San Juan Puerto Rico on August 2 a riot erupted after a longshoremen strike. Police fired many shots mostly in the air as the crowd hurled paving stones. One man was killed and forty injured with several possibly fatal. By midnight authorities had the mob under control.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Infant’s accident on hat pin injures hip bone
An infant son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Weimer of Front Street sat on a long hat pin Tuesday afternoon. The pin pierced flesh and entered the hip bone. Dr N W Culbertson treated the boy with anaesthetic and removed the pin. By Wednesday morning the child was improving.
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Andrew Weimer
Front Street
N. W. Culbertson
Mail sack catcher inventor lays out device
M Lally of North Lawrence has devised a mail sack catcher to prevent sacks from sliding under moving car wheels. A sample is being produced by the Massillon Toledo Bridge Company staff. The cranelike apparatus grabs tied sacks from a car and swings them clear of the train, handling one to fifty sacks at once. Also promoted is Winslow’s soothing syrup for teething and diarrhea relief at twenty five cents per bottle.
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M. Lally
North Lawrence
Massillon-Toledo Bridge Company
Cardinal Gib bons on commercial corruption and divorce
New York Aug 2 Cardinal Gibbons, vacationing at Southampton, addresses commercial corruption as a fixed evil. He argues amalgamations invite graft, notes exposure by the metropolitan press keeps men on the path of rectitude, and criticizes uniform divorce laws as a method to reduce the evil while opposing divorce itself. He warns ignorance may excuse but wrong remains wrong.
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New York
Cardinal Gibbons
Southampton
L. I
South Dakota
Church
Taggart divorce case spurs reconciliation rumor
In Wooster Ohio on August 2 reports say Mrs. Taggart received a letter from her husband about to begin a sensational divorce suit today, with a reconciliation suggested by a woman friend. Mrs. Taggart declined to confirm or deny, saying only a curt remark, as Major Taggart stays in Orrville and may arrive later.
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Wooster
Desertion charge linked to Akron man Whitfield
Constable John Graham brought John Whitfield to Massillon for a desertion hearing before Justice E P Edgar. Whitfield, bound over to the grand jury, posted $500 bail. He had lived near Akron while his wife and family resided in Massillon. Date range noted as August 8 to 20 with events in Point Breeze Chautauqua Smithville Ohio. August 15 listed for William Jennings Bryan. J B Eberly, proprietor and manager.
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John Graham
Akron
John Whitfield
Massillon
E. P. Edgar
Whitfield
Point Breeze
Chautauqua
Smithville
Ohio
Wm. Jennings Bryan
J.B. Eberly
Prietor
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Waphaves
MR. and
Mrs. Kracker
Uled
County Seat News
Crook
Stark County
Hall
FJ. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Beleve Nim
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
W. J. Myera
Sippo
O. Paore
the News BY Wire
Ayer
J.A. Gruenenfelder
Grartfork
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell, Mase
Common Pleas Court
WSEPA
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