Mutiny Flares Across Baltic as Revolt Looms
Reports from Reval and Cronstadt describe mutinies aboard ships including the Pamyal Azova and Asia, with loyal forces taking control of Sveaborg. Martial law blocks Cronstadt streets while 2,000 mutineers shelter in barracks and fear spreads of a wider general strike.
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Cronstadt
Sveetorg
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Riga
Libau
Pamyal Azova
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Meyer
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Pamyal Azeva
Gulf of Finland
Admiralty
Pamya Azova
Kniaz Potemkin
Black Sea
Imperial
Peterhof
Tsarskoe Selo
Fort Constantine
Turmoil in Russia as Sailors and Workmen Clash
Reports from the night battle describe 800 sailors surrendering at dawn and heavy fighting with both sides suffering. Loyal troops and workers incur deaths and wounds, while a sister of Colonel Alebandroff is fatally stabbed amid the outbreak. Emperor refuses cabinet reform, raising fear of military dictatorship by Grand Duke Nicholas.
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Alebandroff
Othrr
Stolypin
Count Heyden
Alexander Guchkoff
Prince Yoff
Paul Vinogradoff
Senor Koni
Grand Duke
Nicholas
General Markgrattsky Shot at Otwoch Resort
Russian Poleni Aug 2. General Markgrattsky chief of the gendarmerie was shot and killed by revolutionists at Otwoch a summer resort about twenty miles from this city frequented by people from Warsaw.
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Warrczaw
Markgrattsky
Otwoch
Nad
Warsaw
Unsuccessful Bomb Attempt Foiled at City Police HQ
In Moscow Ange a blast was prevented when the ticking device hidden in a laundry basket failed to explode. Police thwarted the attempted attack on the police headquarters as investigators probe the incident.
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Moscow
Ange
Surprised Minister Married Fay Templeton to Pittsbury Contractor
Philadelphia records announce Fay Templeton the actress wed William Patterson a wealthy Pittsburgh contractor. The ceremony was at Ridely Park home of Dr Gile and conducted by Rev F G Steinmetz with only the Gile family as witnesses. The newlyweds left for a bridal tour immediately after.
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Philadelphia
Fay Templeton
William Patterson
Pittsburg
F. G. Steinmetz
Gile
Ridely Park
Steinmetz
Fay T. Osborne
A Boy and a Gun Fatality in Fort Wayne
Earl Henderson an eleven year old boy and son of James Henderson a farmer died after squinting down the barrel of a shotgun not realizing it was loaded in Fort Wayne Indiana on August 3 authorities reported the accident.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Earl Henderson
James Henderson
Spanish generals plan manifesto over Santiago surrender
Madrid Aug 3 Spanish generals linked to the Santiago Cuba capitulation discuss attacks in the press and intend to issue a manifesto. They say the blame for the surrender rests with the politicians of that era.
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Madrid
Santiago
Cuba
Attempted to Board Moving Train Near Ridgeville
Frank Veswailes, twenty, near Deerfield, tried to board a moving train near Ridgeville and was crushed under the wheels. One leg was severed at the ankle, the other leg broken, and his hip dislocated.
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Portland
Yal
Frank Veswailes
Deerfield
Ridgeville
Electric Bitters Power Belair Pastor’s Healing Claim
The Rev J O Warren pastor of Shheron Baptist Church Belair Ga calls Electric Bitters a God send to mask the afflicted. He says it cured his lame back stiff joints and physical collapse and that two bottles let him walk miles in under an hour. He declares it has made a new man of him.
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J. O. Warren
Sbheron Baptists Church
Belair
Nude in Art Stir at Art Students League
New York authorities, at the urging of Anthony Comstock, searched the Art Students League studios and arrested bookkeeper Miss Anna Robinson on charges that the fall catalogue The American Student of Art contains immoral nude reproductions. A patrol wagon of catalogues was seized as evidence. hearing set for Aug. 7 before Magistrate Mayo. The league, based at 215 West 57th Street, has long exhibited artwork without issue.
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New York
Anthony Comstock
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Art Students’ League
America
Anna Robinson
League
Mayo
Robinson
West 57Th Street
Election clash leaves three wounded in Memphis polling place
At a Memphis polling site after county election closing, saloon keeper J G Wellington was killed and two election judges W J Cooke and B E Conn were fatally and seriously wounded. A third man received injuries as gunfire erupted during a ballot count dispute. Conn allegedly armed with a shotgun, fired after Wellington drew a revolver.
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Memphis
Tenn
J. G. Wellington
W. J. Cooke
B. E. Conn
Wellington
Conn
Baseball scores from multiple games across leagues
National League results include Cincinnati 7 over Boston 3 and New York rain. American League scores show Philadelphia 3 at Cleveland 2 and New York 11 over Detroit 1. Other games list St Louis 11 over Washington 2 and Chicago 3 over Boston 0. American Association features Louisville 9 over Milwaukee 2 and Columbus 11 over Minneapolis 2. Toledo 8 over St Paul 4 and Indianapolis 3 over Kansas City 0.
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Cincinnati
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Louisville
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Woman Acquitted in Salida Murder Trial
Buena Vista Col Aug 3 After a dramatic trial Mrs Grace Hutchinson last night was acquitted of killing Mrs Mary Bode at Salida last June During the trial Mrs Hutchinsons husband admitted on the witness stand that he had been intimate with Mrs Bode and that he had confessed to his wife the night before the murder was committed.
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Buena Vista
Col
Grace Hutchinson
Mary Bode
Salida
Castellane Custody Battle Divides Vacation Period
The court handling the Castellane divorce case grants the Count custody of the children during part of the court’s vacation and the Countess custody for the remaining period.
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Castellane
Parie
Four Killed in Feud Fight in Knott County
Dispatch from Sand Lick Knott county reports four men killed in a feud battle between the Martin and Hall factions. Names are not released. The long running feud between the factions has intensified at the Idaho? No further details given.
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Louisville
Sand Lick
Knott County
Martin
Hall
PAXTINE Toilet Antiseptic Promises Fresh Breath
A New Albany Indiana crusist endorses PaxTine Toilet Antiseptic as purifying mouthwash. It allegedly prevents bad breath and tasting morning after nightly use and may improve social standing and engagements.
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C.D
Detroit Holds Democratic State Convention Features
Turning points at the Michigan gathering included William J. Bryan’s 1908 presidential bid and the defeat of a resolution demanding an inquiry into National Chairman Thomas Taggart. Charles H. Kinkerle won the gubernatorial nod over Stanley F. Parkhill after a spirited ballot. The investigation proposal was tabled amid disputes over propriety and focus.
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Detroit
William J. Bryan
Thomas Taggart
Charles H. Kinkerle
Cassopolis
Stanley F. Parkhill
Owosso
Taggart
Fowler
Resolutions Committee
E. O. Vood
Flint
State Central Committee
Ryan
Houghton
Evidence Brought In For Standard Oil Probe
Two hundred pounds of evidence reached District Attorney C B Mor rison in Chicago for the Standard Oil investigation. The material was sent from Washington by Commissioner James R Garfield and is being studied by government attorneys guiding the case. Garfield's men gathered it during the recent inquiry into the oil business.
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Chicago
C. B. Morrison
Standard Oil Company
James R. Garfield
Washington
Garfield
Riot at Detroit factory as officers quell crowd
Police drew revolvers after a riot at Ideal Manufacturing on Franklin street. A crowd of about 2000 rough handled officers following an alleged assault on a Black employee. Eighteen arrests were made as reserves responded to the unrest.
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Detroit
Ideal Manufacturing
Embezzler in Pittsburg Bookkeeper Held on $20,000 Bail
Clifford S Hixton a 28 year old bookkeeper for the Union Trust company in Pittsburg is jailed on embezzlement charges with bail set at $20,000. He reportedly confessed to peculations totaling about $125,000 tied to stock market speculation.
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Pittsburg
Guatemala Army Disbandment Praised in Ca brera Pact
Washington dispatch reports Guatemalan President Cabrera announced complete disbandment of the Guatemalan army under the Marbiehead pact. The U S State Department received the minister to Guatemala Mr. Combs message confirming the move.
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Washington
State Department
Combs
Guatemala
Cabrera
Territorial Policeman Shot Near Ardmore
Benjamin C. Collins a former U S marshal deputy and Indian police member was assassinated at his home near Emet. Unknown assailants killed him in a case shocking the territory with Collins well known across the region.
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Territorial
Ardmore
I. T
Benjamin C. Collins
Unite States
Emet
Collins
Indian Police
Arkansas Man Proud After Wife Recovers Health
"I'm the luckiest man in Arkansas" writes H. L. Stanley of Brano praising his wife’s health restoration after five years of continual suffering. The brief note underscores personal relief and gratitude amid long illness.
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Arkansas
H. L. Stanley
Brano
Desperate Prisoners Escape From Princeton Jail
Four county jail inmates in Princeton Indiana used a caseknife to saw bars and flee in a rig. The escapees are Tom Brown Richard Dunn Homer Cook and Oscar Johnson, all jailed on riot and burglary charges. Brown warned he would not be taken alive. Seven others remained behind.
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Princeton
Ind
Tom Brown
Richard Dunn
Homer Cook
Oscar Johnson
Brown
Missing Hartford City Eagle treasurer drains funds
The Hartford City aerie of Eagles reports Lon Lanning fled with all funds leaving a $1,500 shortage. J Will Baxter becomes treasurer as the group cancels its Milwaukee grand lodge delegation. David Michaels was to represent the aerie. A U S Fidelity and Casualty bond cover is being investigated.
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Hartford City
Ind
Lon Lanning
Hartford City Aerie of Eagles
Grand Iedge
Milwaukee
David Michaels
Lanning
J. Will Baxter
United States Fidelity and Casualty Company
Two Workmen Killed By Big Four Train In Indiana
Indianapolis Aug 3 D F Snerling 62 and Waylor Capit 50 were struck by a Big Four work train at the Sherman Drive crossing while returning to Indianapolis from Beech Grove where they helped erect a grain elevator. Both died soon after, with about twenty other workers escaping harm.
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Indianapolis
D. F. Snerling
Waylor
Sherman Drive Crossing
Beech Grove
He Took It to Heart
Chalmer Wayt twenty two, son of Frank Wayt, a farmer east of Frankfort Indiana, returned from Indianapolis where he had worked three weeks and swallowed morphine at his father's house to kill himself. Found unconscious by his mother, despondent over a love affair, he showed no hope of recovery.
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Frankfort
Ind
Chalmer Wayt
Frank Wayt
Indianapolis
Accused Manpleads Manslaughter in Saloon Fight
Plymouth Indiana August 3 Eugene Kemp twenty four died after seven weeks from a stomach injury after a saloon fight with Alexander Johnson Johnson held on $1500 bond rearrested on manslaughter charges in the death James Jennings twenty six injured in Lafayette after being struck on a train ride home Clinton Massachusetts man died in Vincennes while awaiting surgery on a severed leg smoking a cigarette during amputation scene Patrick Bloomington?
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Plymouth
Ind
Eugene Kemp
Alexander Johnson
Johnson
Liberty
Lafayette
James Jennings
Jennings
Clinton
Mass
Monon
Fourth Street
Vincennes
Patrick Bloont
Local notices from Corydon area and deaths
The Corydon Canning Company will commence canning tomatoes Augonet 15. Louie Ludlow of the Indianapolis Star covers the Chautauqua opening. St Marys ice cream social invites the public next Sunday. Eva M Byrne aged 13 died yesterday at 116 Union St. Funeral likely tomorrow. Clinton Maes resident James Jennings killed after falling from a train roof in Lafayette. Juvenile gang warned by Probation Officer Kraft after detecting railway spite. Tennis Construction Co sent Tarascon crew from Evansville to extend the Evansville and Rockport line to Sellersburg, with 96 men and supplies arriving.
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Clinton, Maes
Monon
Chicago
Lafayette
Tennis Construction Company
Yeatérday
Evansville
Tarascon
Evanevilllg
Rockport
Sellersburg
Loaleville and Southern Indiana Traction Company
The Virtues of Good Music in Everyday Life
The article extols good music as a powerful tonic that helps those with melancholy by dispelling gloom and despair. It claims music lifts mood, inspires work, enhances thinking, and fosters harmony and divine insight, claiming it elevates writers and minds beyond petty worries.
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