Plot to seize Russia's ruler on battleship revolt
A Sebastopol court disclosed a ten man death sentence for a revolutionary plot aboard the battleship Tran Zlatoust to capture the imperial yacht Standart with czar's abdication or a limited monarchy planned. A general mutiny of the Baltic Fleet was to follow in a coordinated strike on Cronstadt and St. Petersburg.
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Sebastopol Uo
Tran Zlatoust
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Sebastopol
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Cronstadt
St. Petersburg
Army
Not Serious Another Liner Strikes an Iceberg
A Marconi message reports the Allan Line steamer Corsican, bound from Montreal to Liverpool, struck an iceberg at 62 24 N 52 15 W. The Lake Champlain aided. Corsican proceeded to Liverpool with 400 to 500 passengers after temporary repairs. No injuries reported.
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Straits of Belle Isle
Allan Line
Montreal
Liverpool
Shipping Circles Apprehensive After Corsican Report
New York August 15 officials and shipmen remain wary after a Corsican’s reassuring wireless saying no serious injury and the ship moving under its own steam while others standby. doubt lingers comparing to early Titanic reports of a safe arrival and ready aid.
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New York
Rebels Bombard Managua Amid City Fighting
Rebels under General Mena and ex war secretary Zeledon bombarded Managua while government forces replied from fortifications. Civil casualties include wounded women and children and a man named Harrington shot five times. details on others are unclear.
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Nicaragua
Lats Mena
Paz
Zeledon
Zelaya
Brame Peeral
Tay
Uuape
Weather Observations At 8 P.M. Report Cloudy Skies
Weather reports show several locations with conditions including cloudy and clear at 8 p.m. yesterday. Observations indicate Pt and Chandy occurrences, with Pt. Cloudy and Pt. Chandy readings noted across multiple stations.
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United States Weather
Cloudy Clear
Chandy
Confessed Collector of Vice Tribute For New York Police
Harry Vallon, identified as a confessed collector of vice tribute, drew police attention in New York as authorities investigated extortion connections. Investigators describe Vallon’s involvement with repayment schemes linked to illicit activities.
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New York Police
Clash on the border leaves American soldier wounded
Colonel E Z Steever reports a sharp clash with rebels near Fort Bliss in the Great Bend area. One American soldier was wounded, one Mexican captive. band of about fifty left behind pack mules and 50,000 rounds of ammunition before crossing the Rio Grande. The contraband group was brought to El Paso for federal action.
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Slaughter by Zapistas Targets Train in Mexico
Mexico City reports 36 soldiers and over 20 passengers killed when a southbound train was ambushed by Zapistas in a canyon near Ticuman ten miles southeast of the city. Only part of the crew is known to have escaped with details scarce.
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Ticuman
Seven murderers executed at Sing Sing on Monday
Seven murderers were executed at Sing Sing on Monday. The era of long congressional sessions continues with seven in length surpassing the present term. The Senate adopts a pension grant for Mrs Annie R Schley widow of Admiral W J Schley. Julius Rosenwald donates 687500 to charities on his birthday. Major league clubs expected to break even this season.
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Chicago
Three Men at Head of Graft Game Identified by Burns
Detective Burns reveals to New York District Attorney conclusions about a graft racket run by three men linked to the city’s political, hotel and police circles. He reports meetings in an uptown hotel near Forty-second Street and Broadway and says two inspectors profited from looting gamblers and disorderly houses. Whitman questions Burns's methods while Burns expands the graft timeline and notes extensive tainted-money schemes possibly totaling millions in Manhattan. Sam Schepps, the Rosenthal case fixer, is expected to arrive from Hot Springs, Arkansas.
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House declares Theron Citta not entitled to seat
Washington August 13 The house adopts a resolution from the election committee stating Theron Citta of the Eleventh Mia sour distric is not entitled to his seat. The claim of Patrick F Gill the contestant is found to be entitled to the seat and a win is declared.
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Danish Arctic Explorer Einar Mikkelsen Rescued After Belief of Death
Danish explorer Einar Mikkelsen, long presumed dead in the Arctic, has been found alive after recent rescue efforts. The survivor, once reported missing on a polar expedition, is receiving aid as investigators assess how he survived the harsh conditions.
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Washington
Joseph Ggannen
Escape from Living Tome in Polar Wilds
Danish explorer Ejnar Mikkelsen and Iversen, thought dead in Greenland, were rescued by a Norwegian fishing schooner and brought to Aalund Norway. They began in March 1910 to recover Erichsen diaries, surviving hardships including killing their dogs for food and nearly mistaken for musk oxen before reaching civilization.
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Funeral Plans for Japanese Emperor In Tokyo Ceremony
Tokyo announces a state funeral program for the late Mikado from Aug 12 to Sept 14. Officials and dignitaries may visit Sept 12 to view the emperor's chamber, with the funeral on Sept 14. The Empress and dowager attend. the casket is drawn by oxen and guarded by soldiers. interment follows.
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Downer
National League and American League Contests At Glance
National League contests listed for Boston Philadelphia New York Brooklyn and Chicago with player pairings and scores. American League matchups show Cleveland matchups and results while American Association games note Indianapolis Kansas City Columbus Minneapolis Toledo Milwaukee. Series highlights include multiple line scores and lineups.
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Non-Partisan Reception Planned for Governor Marshall
A partisan reception to honor Governor Marshall on August 22 was announced by the gaurdian committee. The event mirrors those held for Fairbanks and Kern with presiding chairs and a formal speech to be delivered at the August 26 notification of his vice presidential nomination.
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Gravernet Bhall
View
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Car and train collision kills Greens and farmer family
A Dixie traction line collision near Greenswood and a farmer home leaves a wife dead. driver Bert Van Ardell and motorman Dalton McCool identified. An explosion of misfortune follows with a separate fatality as a Monon excursion train incident claims Jo Earl Pritchard. Additional reports detail burglaries in Logansport and a child electrocuted on a bridge in Madison.
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Charles Tlenis
Stup
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Dixie
Columbus & Southern Traction
Mero Trenry
Turingoo
Bert van Ardell
Dalton McCool
Meenwood
Lafayette
Ind
Aue
Earl Pritchard
Monon
Chalmers
Pritchard
Radford
Chicago
A Triple Tragedy in Pittsburg
Pittsburg on August 13 saw F. E. Kenyon shoot and kill his wife and their eighteen month old daughter before taking his own life.
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F. E. Kenyon
Samuel C. Ferrell Again Republican Nominee for Superintendent
Samuel C. Ferrell is named again as the Republican nominee for Superintendent of Instruction, reaffirming his frontrunner status in the local election contest.
McKinley Defends Record On Campaign Contributions
In a Senate inquiry a McKinley ally disputes figures for the 1910 campaign and asserts rules barred corporate contributions. The testimony notes no donations from Standard Oil or trusts and recalls Luhtenslager handling related work while detailing individuals’ known pledges.
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Printers Meet at Cleveland Convention Opens
An annual gathering of the International Typographical Association begins in Cleveland. Delegates from member press houses gather to discuss new printing methods and industry standards during the two day session.
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Market Quotations Prevailing Current Prices For Grain and Livestock
Orchard-style grain and livestock prices listed for Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago East Buffalo and Toledo. Wheat No 2 red ranges from 1.04 to 1.08 dollars, Corn in various grades near 0.88 to 0.90, Cattle and Hogs trading around 3.25 to 5.00, Sheep and Lambs bidding near 3.25 to 7.59, with regional fluctuations and monthly notes for Sept and Dec futures.
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End of Campaign Publicity and Ostrich Bill Highlight Washington
A Washington scene notes campaign publicity operatives behind the scenes with correspondents from the Providence Journal and San Francisco Post shaping daily political copy. It also reports Congressman Hayden of Arizona proposing a 6000 dollar appropriation for ostrich feeding and breeding experiments under the Bureau of Animal Industry, signaling ostrich farming as a notable Arizona industry. The piece mentions New York Democratic and Republican rooms, and skeptical commentary on antitrust enforcement and political operatives.
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Royal snub and Napoleons ties to Britain in Crimean era
Fragmentary passage argues Napoleon IIs potential alignment with Britain over Crimea, noting how czarist reception shaped perceptions. It recounts a courtly misaddress and an exchanged note with Count Kissiew, illustrating the tense diplomacy between Russia, France, and Britain.
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Electric Bitters Praised for Health Boost and Appetite
A reader in Peebles Tennessee reports Electric Bitters revived strength and appetite after stomach troubles. The ad claims relief from coughs and colds, nervousness, and weight regain, citing Dr King’s Sew Discovery and a testim on safety and effectiveness from customers. Trial bottles offered at local drugstore.
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Payment covers Tribune twice weekly through election
An offer states that thirty five cents pays for the New York Tribune twice a week from now until after the election on November 15. The period spans the presidential campaign and extends several weeks beyond the election.
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Tribune Telegraphed News Service Promotion
The Tribune offers cable and telegraph world news plus political and general items in a Tuesday and Friday edition. A subscriber referral deal gives five subscriptions for the price of four when four names and addresses join with payment at the same time.
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