Mutinous Regiments Said to Be at Moscow in Rumor
Reports from St. Petersburg claim four Grenadier regiments mutinied in Moscow while Warsaw officers allegedly refused to fire on demonstrators. No confirmation given. Trepoff faces possible interior ministry succession and vows to die at his post amid terrorist threats.
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Moscow
Warsaw
ST. Petersburg
M. Bouligin
Gen. Trepoff
Trepoff
Tiflis
Revolutionary Committee
Interior
Shuvaloff
Kulikovsky
Sevastopol to Hear Executions and Trials in Odessa Riots
In Odessa on July 13 twenty four riot leaders were hanged in various prisons. Seventeen more are slated for public execution upon Gen Ignatieff's arrival. The battleship George Pobiedonosetz has arrived with a fresh crew to transport sixty seven mutineers to Sevastopol for court martial. Of two hundred two arrested, seventy four were acquitted and twenty eight were sentenced to six weeks imprisonment. The trials trigger political debate over military rule and civic versus government authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Gen. Ignatieff
George Pobiedonosetz
Sevastopol
Khaki Uniforms Adopted by Japan Army
Tokio reports a radical reform of the Japanese Army clothing. From now on all uniforms will be khaki and identical across branches. Officers will differ only by shorter straps, marking their rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
NEW York Times
Able
Tokio
Sakhalin Invaded as Japanese Forces Seize Island
Tokyo telegraph reports Japanese militants left base July 4 and reached Korsakovsk July 7. The cruiser Novik lay wrecked at Cape Enduma after bombardment. Russians fired few shells before fortifications and barracks were destroyed. Forts contained undamaged heavy guns amid frantic street scenes in Korsakovsk.
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London
Parly Telegraph
Tokio
Sakhalin
Aomori
Japan
Novik
Cape Enduma
Korsakovsk
Index to Departments and Page Listings
Commercial World page 11 Amusements page 7 Arrivals of Out-of-Town Buyers page 8 Business Troubles page 11 Court Calendars page 11 Marine Intelligence and Foreign Mails page 11 New Corporations page 13 Real Estate page 12 Society Page United Service page 11 Weather Report page 42 Yesterday's Fires page 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
Weather Report
Tarbell Defends Golden Rule in Rockefeller Reply
Miss Ida Tarbell declares she may judge John D. Rockefeller by the Golden Rule and defends her Orrigan versus Rockefeller charges. She argues Rockefeller’s public persona centers on wealth and church ties, and asserts her right to publish based on her beliefs about his character and business ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
New York Times
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Ida Tarbell
Virgil P. Kline
James Corrigan
Standard Oil
New York
Rockefellers
Tarbell
Corrigan
Say Standard Owns It in Oil Trust Case
Kansas City report details testimony in a hearing before Commissioner Anthony showing the Standard Oil Company owned and controlled the Republic Oil Company after 1901. Witnesses described orders to influence prices and rebates to steal trade from independent rivals, with rebates sometimes reaching 3500 dollars monthly.
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New York Times
Kansas City
Standard Oil Company
Republic Oil Company
Anthony Today
Henry D. Whelan
Scofield, Schumer & Teagle ‘Company
Standard
Mayer
Republic
Whelan
Cochran
Standard Oil
A. G. Shires
Marietta
Ohio
The
National
Teagle
Lynching of Honduras Murderer Shocks Atilla
News from Honduras reports Robert McField the murderer of eleven on an English vessel was lynched in Atilla hours after the gunboat Tatumbla surrendered him. A mob dragged him from a civil jail and killed him at Miss Morgen's veranda despite British protests. He had been a local clerk and well known on the Central American coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Orleans
Mobile
Honduras
Condor
Robert McField
Atilla
Tatumbla
John B. Cefalu Fruit Company
Ceba
McField
Bonilla
Illa
Mise Morgan
Miss Morgen
Morgan Home
McKield
Shipmere
Samuel Warren
el Provenir
Morgiun
New York Central Fast Train Schedule Noted
A new fast train on the New York Central departs Grand Central at 1 57 P M and reaches Albany at 4 62, Utica 6 47, Syracuse 00, Rochester 9 33, Buffalo 11 10 P M No express fare advertised.
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N. Y. Central
Grand Central Station
Albany
Utica
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Porter Home After Eight Years Abroad in New York Arrival
Gen. Horace Porter, former American Ambassador to France, returns from eight years abroad aboard the Hamburg-American liner. He discusses recovery of John Paul Jones's body, declaring identity beyond doubt with evidence from coffins, autopsy notes, Houdon bust, and burial details. Porter stays with his son Clarence Porter at 5735 Fifth Avenue.
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Horate Porter
France
New York
Loomis
John Paul Jones
Gen. Porter
Admiral John Paul Jones
America
Riverside Drive
Gen. Grant
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Admiral Jones
Napoleon
Y Houdon
United States
Houdon
Paris
Sigsbee
Cartoons of Paul Jones on Display at Navy Office
Washington July 13 In the Secretary of the Navy reception room a exhibit of steel engravings depicts John Paul Jones. Most are over a century old with several caricatures portraying him as a pirate or buccaneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
John Paul Jones
England
Jones
United States Navy
Peary Sets Sail For Arctic As Roosevelt Readies
Commander R S Peary said the Roosevelt will depart for the arctic tomorrow with fittings to be installed. Thompson & Dundy offer 25000 to the party if the expedition succeeds with all funds going to sailors. A Boer War spectacle publicized today will fund Peary’s arctic fund with Cmdr and Mrs Peary attending.
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R.S. Peary
Roosevelt
Arctic Zone
Thompson & Dundy
Hippodrome
Peary Arctic Fund
Peary R Willl
Ryan for Senate in Virginia Rumor
Virginia observers report Thomas F. Ryan, a New York financier with Virginia roots, aims to succeed Senator John W. Daniel. A meeting with Virginia allies is said to be arranged to discuss the plan as Daniel nears the end of his term, with Ryan maintaining strong hopes of victory. Ryan owns a country home in Nelson County and considers himself a Virginian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Virginia
John W. Daniel
Ryan
Daniel
Nelson County
Mystery death claim around St Louis washout
Reports say C W Bristol of Gainesville New York was killed in a washout near St Louis. A telegram to St Louis lawyer C M Barker claimed Bristol was killed and to find and hold the body. No confirmation or unidentified body has been found and police report no washouts with deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
ST. Louis
C. W. Bristol
Gainesville
N. Y
C. M. Barker
Cy W. Bristol
Fred
G.S. Skiff
Barker
Gen Wood Goes to Boston to Seek Medical Care for Wife
Boston July 13 Major General Leonard Wood traveled 14 000 miles from the Philippines to place his wife under physician care in Boston The illness remains secret at St Margaret's Hospital where sisters and eminent doctors tend her No operation has yet been performed but friends expect one may follow
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New York Times
Boston
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Governor Would Use Water for Kansas Battleship
Governor Hoch said he would name the battleship Kansas using water unless the Navy Department decides otherwise. The ship is to be launched in August with Miss Anna Hoch as sponsor.
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New York Times
Kansas City
Hoch
Kansas
Navy Department
Anna Hoch
Warships Race in Fog Off Newport Harbor
The North Atlantic squadron battleship division led by Rear Admiral Evans arrives from Provincetown with the Maine Missouri Kentucky Kearsarge Alabama Illinois Iowa Massachusetts. During their stay harbor and shore drills are planned while a fogbound race to Bren ton's Reef Lightship sees the Missouri finish first at 18.5 knots, followed by Kentucky Kearsarge Illinois Alabama Iowa and Massachusetts.
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Newport
North Atlantic Squadron
Evans
Provincetown
Maine
Missouri
Kentucky
Kearsarge
Alabama
Illinois
Iowa
Massachusetts
Brenton
Printer Palmer May Go In Government Printing Office Scandal
Washington reports the ten day inquiry into the Government Printing Office reveals a scheme to boost a type-setting machine stock by purchasing seventy two units. Employees expect Public Printer Palmer to resign and back Oscar J. Ricketts for the position with support from multiple state delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Palmer
Oscar J. Ricketts
Ricketts
Illinois
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ohio
Man Injured After Bridge Runaway Horses Spook Vehicle
On the Williams burg Bridge a frightened team of truck horses caused driver Daniel B. Alton of 118 Christopher Street to fall and fracture his right leg. Police Commissioner McAdoo aided the injured man awaiting an ambulance surgeon.
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Williamsburg Bridge
Daniel B. Alton
Christopher Street
McAdoo
Pennsylvania Special to Chicago Overnight Train Time
The 18 hour Pennsylvania Special departs New York at 3 55 P M and arrives Chicago at 8 55 A M the next morning via the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Advy
Justices Testify To Hooker Reputation In Hearing
Albany July 14 Justices on the Brooklyn Appellate Division testified to Justice Hooker s fearless conscientious and able work and a first rate character. The session heard responses from Miller Rich Hirschberg Bartlett Jenks and Gaynor plus White who granted and later set aside a Dunkirk judgment connected to Hooker. The hearing continues with defense calling justices and Wardman and a roll of bank notes found in the lobby prompting a public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Hooker
Brooklyn
Nathan L. Miller
Justice Hooker
Justice Miller
Miller
Rich
Hirschberg
Ife
Bartlett
Jenks
Stanchfield
Gaynor
Truman C. White
Buffalo
Wirtner
Dunkirk
Justice White
Lester F. Stearns
Hooker and Stearns
Stearns
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Chautauqua County
Supreme Court
Assemblyman
Cox
Rogers
Assembly
C. E. Doane
Defends Girl Students At 75th Instructional Meet
At the American Institute of Instruction session in Portland Oregon Prof Herbert E Mills of Vassar challenged the idea of girls' overpowering thirst for knowledge saying they are often only moderately interested in intellect and mainly engage in school sports social and domestic matters The association elected Walter E Ranger of Montpelier Vermont as President succeeding Charles H Keyes of Hartford and re elected other officers A resolution called for a state wide day to teach international arbitration principles in schools.
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Portland
Oregon
Herbert E. Mills
Vassar College
American Institute of Instruction Today
Mills
Walter E. Ranger
Montpelier
Association
Charles H. Keyes
Hartford
Fastest long-distance train touted as Twentieth Century Limited
The Twentieth Century Limited is described as the fastest long distance train in the world running 18 hours between New York and Chicago on the New York Central Lines.
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New York
Chicago
New York Central Lines
Adv
German Swedish Alliance Rumors Stir Naval Plans
Gefle and Stockholm host King's visit as Emperor William and Crown Prince Gustave tour aboard the Hohenzollern. Germany swells a naval show with six battleships and ten cruisers planned for July to August. In Albany Gov Higgins and State Chairman Odell part ways over Equitable Life matter, with revelations about the handling of a confidential report and legislative action debated.
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Gefle
Sweden
Oscar
Gustave
Emperor William
Prince von Billow
Hohenzollern
William
Frince
Stockholm
Associated Press
King Oscar
Germany
Swedish
Gothenburg
Udevalls
Norrksping
Karls Krona
Charles _R. Flint
New York
Marine
Palander
New York Times
Berlin
Norway
Albany
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Hendricks
Mayer
Insurance Department
Odell
Fifth Avenue Hotel
James G. Graham
Equitable
Newburg
Gov. Higgins
Higgins
Justice Trooker
Morgan Sees King Leopold at Sea Meeting
King Leopold of Belgium visited Dover to meet J Pierpont Morgan aboard Morgan’s yacht. After a prolonged interview Morgan returned to London. The report says the talks concerned financing important Belgian littoral development schemes.
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London
Leopold —of
Belgium
Dover
Osten
J. Pierpont Morgan
Roosevelt Declines Australia Visit Invite
President Roosevelt has declined the invitation from the Commonwealth Government for Miss Alice Roosevelt to visit Australia with Secretary Taft and the First Family. The event would have taken place during a proposed tour in July.
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Miss Roosevelt
Melbourne
Australia
Roosevelt
Commonwealth
Alice Roosevelt
Taft
Lawson pledges to refund money to American people
Boston financier Thomas W. Lawson told 300 Minneapolis Commercial Club members he will return millions he earned. He contrasted his stance with John D. Rockefeller and implied Americans should sell stock to recover wealth, asserting he would reveal how Rockefeller accumulated his fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Boston
Two men plead guilty in jury influence case in Raleigh
J Rowan Rogers and L P Sorrell admit attempting to sway jurors in favor of Trinity College head Kilgo and tobacco magnate Duke. They are serving thirty days for contempt and face sentence tomorrow. The full Kilgo-Duke jury is recalled to Grand Jury to see if others were involved.
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Raleigh, N. C
J. Rowan Rogers
L. P. Sorrell
Wilgo
Trinity College
B. N. Duke
American Tobacco Company
T. J. Gattis
Rogers
Sorrell
Kilgo
Bank Closed In Yellow Springs With Town Funds
Citizens' Bank of Yellow Springs halted operations as deposits could not be met. A posted notice cited withdrawal pressure over two months and pledged to relieve depositors while the privately held bank, owning town funds and most local deposits, faced substantial shortfall estimates. Owners include S Stewart and S Puckett with L W Puckett. town business largely suspended.
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Springfield
Ohio
Citizens’ Bank of
Yellow Springs
Ees Stewart
S. Puckett
L. W. Puckett
Scott Starts for New York from Chicago with Wealth Rumor
Walter Scott the Death Valley miner heads to New York after a brief Chicago stay lasting about fifty hours. He traveled with his dog, occupied two compartments in the car Magnus on the Twentieth Century Limited, then took a cab to Lake Shore station. Mrs Scott remained in her room at the Great Northern Hotel and would not see visitors, awaiting her husband’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Walter Scott
Death Valley
West
Great Northern
Low Rates to Pacific Coast via Pennsylvania Railroad
Advertises reduced travel rates to the Pacific Coast, urging readers to ask agents for the Bulletin of Reduced Rates and to contact Pennsylvania Railroad for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Pennsylvania Railroad
Adv
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Miss Ida
Tarbele
LYNCH
Porter
Paul Jones
M. Delcassé
Tion
Peary
Burnett
Pure Food Commission
Thos. F. Ryan
Richmond, Va.s
Thomas F. Ryan
Gen. Wood
III
Christen Ing
Battleship Kansas
Tice Miller
Prof. Mills
Kaiser
Insurance
Fendricks
Superintendent of Insurance
Mayery
Morgan
King Leopold
Lawson
Raleigh
Duke
Scott
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