Douma Defies the Czar as Finland News Reports
In Viborg Finland a radical move ends Russia’s first parliament session. A revolutionary address condemns the government and calls for a perpetual executive, tax and military service suspensions, and abolition of future loans. It urges popular representation and not to fund a pliant parliament.
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Viborg
Finland
Russia
Rechanberg
Hotel Belvedere
Paul Dolgoroukoff
Mouromtseff
Ivan Petrunkevich
Count Hevden
St. Petersburg
Constitutional Democratic
Council of Workmen
St. Peter and St. Paul
All
Constitutional Democrats
Revolutionists
Pacific
Miners Strike in Charleroi Ties to Creighton Action
About 490 miners at Charleroi Coal Works walked out in sympathy with Creighton strikers amid allegations that Pittsburg Plate Glass Co ships Charleroi coal to its plant. The move involves 400 Charleroi workers and follows reports of coal shipments to the glass plant.
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Charleroi, Pa
Charleroi Coal Works
Creighton
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Charleroi
Aor Aaa
Quick-Read World News Roundup From Marches and Murders
A rapid digest notes a Philadelphia mother dying after deserting her husband, lightning claims five lives at a Wisconsin ball game, a New Rochelle painter found dead in California, and Thaw family tensions at Sing Sing. Reports cover border arms, naval malarial illness, a Berlin to Moscow politics shift, a water-ditch of railroads, and royalty ties from London to Madrid.
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Elizabeth Yates
Philadelphia
New Jersey
State Department
Arizona
Alexander R. Peacock
Pittsburg
Maytowac
Wis
Spokane
Wash
Euphenia B. Wilmarth
New Rochelle
N. Y
California
Harry K. Thaw
Colombia
Boston
Porto Rico
Mexico
Madison Square
New York
Clarence W. Watson
Newsboy
Atlantic City
Pennypacker
John Williams
Cornelius Combs
Frank Johnson
Joseph Gibson
Belchertown
Mass
Virgola Mabel Gandall
al. Haneckenhack
Minneapolis
Seattle
Cincinnati
Florence L. Piza
Touraine
Sewer Pipe Trust
Socorro
N. M
National Business League
Roosevelt
Consular Service
New England
Kentucky
Dick Hall
John Thornberry
Russell Sage Financier Dies at 89 in Lawrence LI
New York reports Russell Sage died suddenly at Cedarcroft on Long Island due to heart failure from old age. The veteran financier, who would have turned ninety on August 4, passed at 4 30 PM with wife and relatives at his side. He was a famed Wall Street figure with vast wealth and noted philanthropy.
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Ways Andd Means Committee
Congress
Wall Street
W. R. Laidlaw
Laidlaw
New York
Russell Sage
Cedarcroft
Lawrence
L. I
Carl Schmuck
Mr. Sage
Schermerhorn Receivers Shippers Grain and Feeds Firm
C. S. Schermerhorn operates as receivers shippers and dealers in grain hay mill seed oats linseed meal cotton seed meal gluten feed and Purios poultry feeds according to the notice.
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Purios
Diverse 1900s Richmond Briefs Range From Crimes to Railways
Police struggle with illegal drug sales in Richmond while a Baltimore pharmacist may face U S courts. English agriculturists Francis Kent and Harold Gay plan farming ventures after exchanging currencies. Virginia Pipe and Foundry opens on Belle Isle with 60 workers rising to 150. Norfolk reports crude oil near Hecht Hireshler Building site. Winchester fights rabies scare, shooting multiple dogs. Houston Printing foreman David O Neal dies by suicide at Augusta Hotel after a suspected love affair. Roanoke College hires John David Radeffer to chair German and French, succeeding Painter. Forest Depot hears acquittal for J B Queensbury in wife death case amid typhoid claims. Fishburne murder verdict stands five years. attempt to parol his case fails. The narrative weaves crime, industry, rail and education notes across Virginia and neighboring areas.
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Richmond
Baltimore
Maryland
United States
Francis Edgar Kent
Harold Chamberlin Gay
South Devonshire
England
Koiner
Howardsville
Virginia Pipe and Foundry Company
Belle Isle
Richmond Capital
Thomas S. Wheelwright
C. Manning, Jr
Henry Wayt
Charles Wimbourne
Hecht-Hireshler
Norfolk
Duke Street
Baker
Winchester
David A. O'Neal
Houston Printing and Publishing Company
Hampom
Augusta
A. C. Jones
Ocean View
Miss Price
Hampton
O'Neal
W. J. Hudgins
Hudgins
O’neal
D. L. O'Neal
Lynchburg
John David Radeffer
Roanoke College
Johns Hopkins
Radeffer
Angliia
Europe
F. V. N. Painter
Department of Education
Forest Depot
J. B. Queensbury
Walker
Burt
J. J
T. K. Terrell
Charles R. Fishburne
Roanoke
Frederick Lefen
Yooy
Aiken
Supreme Court of A Is
Stripes
Fishburne
Balloon Ascension Night Flight Over New York
Dr. Julian P. Thomas and Mrs. Thomas piloted a balloon from the Bronx rising to 0,000 feet then drifting over the East River to Newton New Jersey. The craft dragged rope causing minor crop damage and returned above Central Park before landing at Woodcliff across the Hudson. Roy L. Knabenshue accompanied the party and a moving picture camera was used.
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New York
Julian P. Thomas
Bronx
Roy L. Knabenshue
Dr. Thomas
Roosevelt appoints two consuls and creates two forest reserves
President Roosevelt signed recess commissions naming William H. Gale of Virginia as consul at Puerto Plata Dominican Republic and George Bucklin Jr of Oklahoma as consul at Gauchau Saxony He also established Hepner forest reserve in Oregon and Pinnacles forest reserve in California
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
William H. Gale
Virginia
Puerto Plata
Dominican Republic
George Bucklin, Jr
Oklahoma
Gauchau
Saxony
Hepner Forest Reserve
Oregon
Pinnacles Forest Reserve
California
Stoessel's Sentence Shocks Japan
Tokio report says General Stoessel has been sentenced to death and shocks public sentiment in Japan. Military opinion from top to bottom believes the verdict wrong as facts alleged by the besieging army are questioned.
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London
Tokio
Daily Telegram
Stoessel
Japan
Fragmented OCR notes hint at global unrest and political strife
The text references mutinies, bribery inquiries, and growing civil disorder across nations including the United States, Russia, and members of a council. It mentions labor actions, international telecommunication proposals, and unrest in several unnamed cities suggesting a period of widespread instability.
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Sands Smith
Vice-Press
Nottingham
The
L. E. Mumford Banking Co
Mathews C. B., VA
OLD Dominion Line
Gloucester
Mathews
Portsmouth North St
Bay Line
Old Point
Philpot
Est River
Williams
East River
Hicks
Diggs
Roane
Ware River
Smith's Wharf
Hockley
Auburn
North River
Dixondale
North K River
Severn Wharf
Severn River
Government Wharf
O. D
Portsmouth
North St
Old D
A. M
Hel Hae
Berkley
Brandon
Granby Street
Atlantic Hotel
M. B. Crowell
Chesapeake Steamship Company
Chesapeake Line
Atlanta
Old Point Comfort
Baltimore Street
Amavr
W. Ronson
Light Street
Ruwben Foster
E. J. Crusm
T. H. McDanwxel
Apt
A. M. Marchant
Bulding
M. S. Foster
Sibley Bros
C. Garnett
at-Law
Temwrath
Tered the
Douma
Czar
Oreign
M. Goremykin
Mr. Stolypin
Moscow
Enrico Spada
Milan
Italy
Spada
Senegal
West Africa
Edward
Manchester
Alfred Dreyfus
Castro
Venezuela
Salvador
Guatemala
Marblehead
High Seas
Alfred Bell
Saratoga
Southhampton
Germany
Edna Wallace Hopper
British Columbia
Privy Council of England
International Congress of Archit
Reid
Windsor Castle
John Burns
House of Commons
Wim
New Jersey Coast
C. S. Schermerhorn
Cheapside
Pratt Street
NEWSY
New Mexico
Tex
Fortress of Saints
Liament
Hio
Matto
Plymouth
B. F. Yoaku
St. Lo Mexico
Navy
Ountry
At & Rr
Papnayiva Laboratory
Canada
Cleveland
United State
Britain
Falta
Cana
Payne Whitne
John B
May Sutton
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