Mutiny at Sveaborg Sparks Baltic Naval Crisis
Reports from Viborg Helsingfors and St Petersburg describe a mutiny at Sveaborg with Russian ships mutinous crews and battleship bombardments. The Slava and Czarevitch fired on forts as loyal forces surrounding barracks. Cronstadt fears unrest while public order measures and seizure of papers push a tense naval revolt narrative.
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St. Petersburg
Pole Star
Peterhof
Sveaborg
Baltic
Gulf of Finland
Cronstadt
Helsingfors
Birifleff
Alexander Michaelovitch
Gatchina
Navy Department
Red Guard
Senate
Finland
Dattalion
de Livron
Skartu
4Den
Situation at Helsingfors Aug. 2 shows tense harbor calm
Helsingfors reports normal street views except near the fort as crowds gather on quays to hear cannonade and watch smoke. Harbor traffic resumes to St. Petersburg while the Ryhimaki Ryttylae railroad bridge repaired after being blown by Red Guard. Red Guard seized Frederickenburg station and halted the St. Petersburg mail train. White flag hoisted on an island but premature.
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Helsingfors
St. Petersburg
Ryhimaki
Ryttylae
Red Guard
Frederickenburg
Governor General to resign over Warsaw outrages
It is stated here that in view of recent outrages in and around Warsaw and the revolutionaries energy, the governor general has informed the government at St. Petersburg that he will resign unless allowed to establish a strict state of siege. It is probable the government will accept his resignation as continuation of the present state of affairs is impossible.
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Warsaw
St. Petersburg
Murder of Herzenstein linked to Black Hundred in Finland
The Aug. 2 report confirms the murder of M. Herzenstein once a leading Constitutional Democrat figure. He was killed at his country house near Terioki Finland by men paid by the Black Hundred organization in Saint Petersburg.
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Black Hundred
St. Petersburg
M. Herzenstein
Constitutional Democrats
Terioki
Finland
Murder Ahead of Murder News Prompted by Paper
In Moscow on August 2 a reactionary newspaper carried word of the murder of M. Herzenstein more than twelve hours before the crime occurred, highlighting a delayed and provocative reporting error with political implications.
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Moscow
M. Herzenstein
Rocky Mountain Tes Markets See Keeps in Sea Trade
A terse note contrasts brine fish with sea bounty and urges action in fishing ventures as Jno A Ziegelbaur or Rocky Mountain Tes appear in market discussions.
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Rocky Mountain Tes
Jno
A. Ziegelbaur
Terse Telegr ams from fragmented reads and data points
Fragmented items report land registrations in Shoshiro reserve totals 10 583. American Catholic societies filmed in Indianapolis next year. Disputes among Republicans and party factions noted in Spain. U S Steel Corp shows largest quarterly earnings in history. Shanghai reports heavy toll from typhoon and rain. Chicago wheat market closes steady due to improving demand. Moscow to St Petersburg rail line guarded after attacks. U S public debt at 72 856 801 dollars at month end up 9 421 114. Internal revenue receipts for year ending June 3 total 249 102 738 up 14 914 761. Foley s Kidney Cure offered by OC D Knoefel.
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Chicago
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Baseball scores from today across leagues
National League results include Philadelphia 5, Chicago 3. New York 7, St Louis 1. Brooklyn 0, Pittsburgh 1. Boston 6, Cincinnati 1. American League games show St Louis 3, Washington 2. Chicago 1, Boston 3. Detroit 2, New York 1. Cleveland 8, Philadelphia 3. American Association scores list Kansas City 3, St Paul 0. Columbus 3, Toledo 1. Milwaukee 3, Minneapolis 5. Louisville 6, Indianapolis 2. Second game Louisville 11, Indianapolis 0.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
At. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Kansas City
St. Paul
Columbusg
Toledo
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Louisville
Indianapolis
Electric Bitters credited by Georgia pastor as cure all
The Rev. J. O. Warren of Sharon Baptist Church Belair Ga touts Electric Bitters as a godsend for back pain stiff joints and physical collapse. He claims two bottles restored his strength enabling long walks and a sense of being a new man.
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J. O. Warren
Sharon Baptist Church
Belair
Bo Saiotes
Cummins Renominated by Iowa Republicans in Open Ballot
Des Moines August 2 Governor A B Cummins was renominated by Iowa Republicans with 933 votes to Perkins 603 and Rathbun 104. The anticipated floor fight over contested delegates did not occur as Cummins and his allies controlled the process. Other top state officers were nominated by acclaim with only a few positions requiring ballots.
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Des Moines
A. B. Cummins
Iowa
George B. Perkins
S. W. Rathbun
Cummins
Perkins
Rathbun
Committee On
Committee
State Central Committee
Cummings
Republican Party
George D. Perkins
Leutenant
Mayor Schmitz Targets San Francisco Public Works Board
San Francisco amid an anti graft push Mayor Schmitz has zeroed in on the board of public works. No charges yet but reports say payroll duplication via dummies drained the city treasury. Authorities describe the scheme as barefaced forgery and promise a forthcoming scandal once full details emerge.
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San Francisco
Schmitz
Board of Public Works
Strike for Eight Hour Day Demands Read by Union Leader
New York August 2 A general strike of Lithographers International Protective and Benefit Association members in the United States and Canada was ordered by president John A Hamilton. The action takes effect today and will involve about 30000 workers seeking an eight hour workday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Protective and Benefit Association of
United States
Canada
John A. Hamilton
Thaw Changes Lawyers in Stanford White Murder Case
New York Aug 2 news reports that Mary Thaw yielded to her son Harry and fired the firm of Cott Gruber and Bonynge, who were hired to defend him in the Stanford White murder case, and has retained Hartridge and Peabody.
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Thaw
New York
Harry Mra
William Thaw
Digpen
Ofcott, Gruber and Bonynge
Stanford White
Hartridge & Peabody
Tartars Hold Shusha amid Repeated Assaults
Advices from Shusha describe a critical situation as Tartar forces attack Askeran and mohammedan forces raid nearby villages. Russian troops occupy a Tartar position in Shusha, while private reports from St Petersburg mention military outbreaks in the province.
Blood Poison Cured Patent Remedy Ad
Blood Poison Cured. Money refunded if a 600 bottle of Smith's Potassium Compound fails to relieve you of blood poisons including Scrofula and facial eruptions. Contains valuable blood specifics known to science. Test it at our risk. $600 reward if it contains opiates or narcotics. 50 cents a bottle at all druggists.
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Smith
Bmoith
China in a ferment in Kiangsi and Chekiang provinces
News from Victoria B C Aug 2 describes a rising in Kiangsi and Chekiang that may rival Taiping unrest. Hsinchengh sien Chekiang was captured and looted. 5,000 garrisoned troops prepared to resist imperial forces. Rebels killed a magistrate who ordered a rebel leader beheaded, and churches were destroyed with six converts murdered. Disbanded soldiers joined the rebels, fueling the revolt.
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Victoria
B. C
Hsincheng
Sunghien
Ice trust dissolved as manufacturers pledge price cuts
In Jacksonville on August 2 authorities reached a deal with fire manufacturers to dissolve the Jacksonville Ice Delivery Company, ending the alleged restraint of trade. They also issued a written guaranty to sell ice at reduced prices, with a maximum of 25 cents per 100 pounds to consumers.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jacksonville Ice Delivery Company
Czar Sanctions Trans Siberian Alaska Railroad Move
Paris reports the emperor of Russia endorsed the American syndicate led by Baron Loicq de Lobel to commence work on the Trans- Siberian Alaska railroad project. Kidney disease sufferers may avoid fatal outcomes by using Foley's Kidney Cure from Dr Knoefel.
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Paris
Russia
Baron Loicq de Lobel
Foley
Or. Knoefel
Boys' Gruesome Find in Lafayette Shawl-Strap Hanging
Workers in Lafayette Indiana found a badly decomposed body of Frederic Bottcher a 37 year old brewery worker suspended from a shawl strap attached to a trestle at the north end of Sixth Street. Papers in his pocket identified him and indicate he had disappeared two weeks earlier. The coroner believes the body had hung for about a week.
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Lafayette
Ind
Aus
Sixth Street
Frederic Bottcher
Bottcher
Cgfduer
Bodad
Arkansas Man Credits Dr King’s New Discovery
“I’m the luckiest man in Arkansas,” writes H L Stanley of Bruno after his wife’s health improved from five years of coughing and lung bleeding. He attributes the recovery to Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption. Trial bottle offered by Charles D Knoefel’s drugstore with full-size bottles priced at 500 and $1.00.
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Arkansas
H. L. Stanley
Bruno
Dr. King
Chas. D. Knoefel's
Draggiet
Republican Congressional Convention in Third District
The Republican Congressional Convention for the Third District of Indiana will be held at New Albany at 1 p m on Thursday August 23 1906 to nominate a candidate for congress. County apportionment is listed including Clark Crawford Orange and Washington with placeholder figures and incomplete OCR text.
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George H. Hester
Harry W. Vance Ig
Floyd County
Samuel L. Trusty
William Newhouse
Sherif
Henry J. H. Koch
Bioga Clieut Court
Benjamim
Detrick
Reppublican
County Recorder
Charles B. Greenwood
Republis
New Albany
Congress
Clark
Crewford
Additonal Locals and Community Notes In Corydon
False alarm last night at 11 from a box. Davis Young and Cordelia Harris wed last night. Sunday school at Pfrimmer's Chapel August 9. Captain Huber seeks ferry from Bridgeport to Kentucky with Cane Ran road right of way. Walter Hauswald funeral held in Galena. Mrs Elmira Cope celebrated eighty eighth birthday at 327 Thirteenth Street. Daniel Burke arrested in Jeffersonville with $56. jailed for hearing. Gresham Lodge picnic next Saturday. George Bornwasser to speak. Corydon brass band plays. Sheriff Morris notes inquiry about John Evine of Fredericktown. George Stevens returned fifteen cents plus interest to company. Jean Audrey, feverish woman on pony, now ill near Corydon. possible hospital transfer. Corydon Democrat on Zenor Cox nom fight. ticket may bear both names. Madison interurban line talks connect Scottsburg, Madison. gaps to Cincinnati/Aurora. Cemetery company fears tax on dying. questions about price. Zach Scifres buys big Washington County farm tract. Oliver Martin to Scifres 1115 acres for 31000. mortgage 15000. Scifres then sells half to Mrs Laura Foster for 42500. land overlaps with Martin deeded lands.
City Court News. Saloon keepers plead guilty before judge
Saloon keepers charged with selling liquor without license pleaded guilty yesterday before City Judge Paris and await a hearing next Monday. Charlea Whalen, charged with intoxication, was released this morning after presenting papers claiming fifteen years of regular army service.
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Paris
Charlea Whalen
New Books on School Shelves Then and Now
A long list of new educational and juvenile titles appears on page four, including Easy Stories by Turner, Elsie and Her Namesakes by Finley, Fifty Famous Stories Retold by Baldwin, In Leisler's Time by Brooke, and Revolutionary Stories among many others. Also noted are histories, biographies, readers, and adventures such as Kit Carson, Tom Brown's School Days, and Roosevelt's Ship of State, reflecting a broad catalog for young readers and classrooms.
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Crib
Fly
Cole
Turner
Elsie
Finley
Baldwin
Por the Mikado
Munroe
Finch
Gardenville
Rankin
Cyr
Heide
Spyrn
Brown
Blaisdell
Hill
Vachell
Holly Berry
Mistetoe
Hyde
United States
Leisler
Brooke
William the Conqueror
Tappan
Coyote
Chandler
Blanchard
Lane
Jean Valjean
Hugo
Jones
Kit Carson
Abbott
King
Johnny Bear
Thompson- Seton
Price
Old Dominion
Ellis
Chance
King Arthur
Greene
Lobo
Rag
Vixon
Thomipson- Seton
Longman’s
Hale
North America
Europe
Scott
Howard
Wilkins
McManus
Wade
Pinnocchi
Ccellodi
Roosevelt
Williams
Apple Tree Inn
Lipsett
Sidney
St. Lawrence
Ray
Little Jane
Eggleston
Long
Sherburne Inheritance
Douglas
Kirkland
Peabody
Dickens
Sweetser
Henry
Tom Brown
Tora
Sunny Bkies
Togo
Japan
Stratemvyer
Wellington
Heaty
Washington
Wonthechs
Allies of Pekin and Henry Woodfolk at School
Readable fragments show Henry Woodfolk linked with Pekin Ally forces and a Long Young Navigator at an educational facility. The item appears as a brief school or community reference with names and local roles. Further details are unreadable.
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Pekin
Henry
Optic
Local Social Notes Record Visits and Moves in Kokomo Area
Mrs T H Smith and children visit Kokomo while Harry Holland from Riverdale visits friends here. Mr H W Morrie moves from Corydon to the city with family. Miss Susie Dowerman, Deputy County Recorder, enjoys a week’s vacation. A new baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Charles Hill at East Spring Th Irteenth street. Miss Mayme Curl leaves for visits with relatives. Miss Irene Brown sails to Columbus and Indianapolis to visit relatives. Mrs F H Kalies and sons go to Kentland to visit for a month. Mr Harry Malone to Montgomery Ala to take charge of a department store. Miss Mary O Connor returns from Memphis to visit sister Mrs Jane King. 1720 East Oak Street greeting Miss Anna Fowler who received a diploma from Chicago. Mr and Mrs Sheridan Everestania and Carrie Beers return to South Dakota. Mr and Mrs Lafe Johnson of Indianapolis visit May Johnson’s mother Mrs E Williams. Frank Kochert of Breckenridge and Miss Orabilia Geis marry at Lanesville Catholic church. Miss Flossie Allen of Seymour attends Chautauqua guest of Misses Mary Wible and Elizabeth Cain. Rent receipts for sale at this office.
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T. H. Smith
Kokomo
Harry Holland
Riverdale
Bedford
H. W. Morrie
Corydon
Susie Dowerman
Deputy County Recorder
Charles Hill
Eaat Spring
Thirteenth Street
Mayme Curl
West Market
Lafayette Streets
Jos
Elizabeth
Mary O'Connor
Memphis
Tenn
Jane King
East Oak Street
Mee
Anna Fowler
Eaat
May Johnson
E. Williams
West Main Street
Frank Kochert
Breckenridge
Mise Orabilia Geis
John
Geis
Lanesvile
Father Peskeway
Lanesville Catholic Church
Flossie Allen
Seymour Ter
Alles
Wesley Chapel
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Charles L. Jewett
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Canton
Ohio
A.W. Kesler
George B. Cardwill
Rotary Public
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State Street
Teorace L. Weissinger
General Assembly
Courtly Clerke
Recorerder
DR. T._B
Czar
Empire
Sveaborg and Cronstadt
Viborg
Hango
Slava
Czarevitch
Toget
Loyallete
Ameron Federation of Catholic Societies
Republiart Sud Oeartcals
Spain
Steel Corpesaisn
Shanghai
OC. D. Knoefel
Republicans
Albert B. Cummins
J. Petersburg
China
Mart‘ace
Pessemer City
N. C
W M. Brown
John MM. Iin Eaid
Sfown
Bettie Perry
Bessemer
Danville
Kincaid
Davis Young
Cordelia Harris
Pfrimmer
Peter Huber
Bridgeport
Kentucky
Walter Hauswald
Chris. Hauswald
Galena
theChristian Church
Daniel Burke
Jeffersonville
Schwanipger
Gresham Lodge
Rebekah
George P. Bornwasser
Oda
Corydon Brass Band
Morris
John O. Brown
Fredericktown
John Evine
Eving
George Stevens
Nevin
Rameey
Jean Audrey
Harrison County
Corydon Democrat
W. T. Zenor
W. E. Cox
Madison Papers
Scottsburg
Madison
Aurora
Zach M. Scifres
Silem
Floyd, Clark
Washington Counties
Washington County
Oliver Martin
Scifres
Gibeon Township
Laura Foster
Marion County
Foster
Martin
City Court News
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L-Ses Sopf Oil
Altice
Heamberger’s
Gall
Third and River
Beth
Louis H. Meyer
H. L. Meinhardt
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