Russian Troops Aiding Revolutionary Masses
St Petersburg dispatches report Poltava governor seeking troops as agrarian unrest grows and mutinies spread. Moscow and Kiev garrisons show disaffection amid strikes and student protests. Suppression of Narodny Vestnik and Isvestia noted. police hint at martial law after Parliament recess.
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ST. Petersburg
Poltava
Russia
League of Military Regeneration
League
Revolutionary Socialists
Narodny Vestnik
People’s Messenger
Isvestia
Peasant News
M. Balashoff
Alexis Ignatieff
Gen Trepoff
Index to Departments and Page References
A list of sections and page numbers for the issue includes Amusements Page 9 Arrival of Out-of-Town Buyers Page 5 Business Troubles Page 7 Court Calendars Page 10 Financial News Pages 12 13 Marine Intelligence and Foreign Mails Page 7 New Corporations Page 7 Real Estate Page 14 Society Page 9 United Service Page 7 Weather Report Page 9 Yesterday's Fires Page 2 Advertisements Amusements Page 16 Deaths Page 9 Formed Rooms and Boards Page 7 Types and Situations Wanted Page T Hotels and Restaurants Page 7 Instruction Page 7 Tests and Found Page 16 Marriages Page 9 Spring and Summer Resorts Page 10 Travelers Guide Page 10
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Marine Intelligence
Society
United Service
Westher Report
Travelers’ Guide
Engagement announced for Armar Saunderson to Miss Archbold
London report notes the engagement of Armar Saunderson, son of MP Edward James Saunderson of North Armagh, to Miss Archbold of New York. The notice adds a light aside about Usher’s scotch being used in a highball.
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London
Armar Saunderson
Edward James Saunderson
North Armagh
Archbold
New York
Roosevelt and Kang-Hi Parallels Drawn in Urbana Address
Baron Speck von Sternburg cites striking resemblances between Kang-Hi maxims and Roosevelt speeches. The German ambassador notes themes of filial piety thrift education law and peace as mirrored by Roosevelt on brotherhood economy law obedience and arbitration. The comparison underscores shared values across cultures and eras.
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Kang- Hi
China
Roosevelt
Baron Speck von Sternburg
Kang-Hi
Pacific
Harlem Block Ablaze Destroys East 108th Street Cluster
A large fire in Harlem’s Little Italy at 8 pm destroyed multiple structures along East 107th to 108th Streets and the riverfront, including Maas Blum & Co leather works. Fireboats, multiple alarms, and police resisted the spread while 2000 Italian paradegoers hurried to salvage belongings.损失估计达25万美元。
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Harlem
Little Italy
East 108Th Street
First Avenue
East River
107Th
108Th Street
108Th Streets
Maas, Blum & Co
East 107Th Street
Edward Tobin
Jefferson Park
Joseph Cancrow
John Donnelly
St.Anthony
John Padonie
Croker
Consolidated Gas Company
Arcade Athletic Club
Peter Scantry
Bond & Silverstein
Statehood bill Proofs West East Power Shift
Senate debates over Oklahoma and Indian Territory statehood trigger sharp sectional clashes. Senator Money attacks Eastern interests, praising Western strength and warning against Mormon polygamy politics. Debate touches liquor provisions and potential end of Dubois political career amid Utah hierarchy concerns.
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New York Times
Washington
Senate
Senator Money
Senator Foraker
Congress
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
New Mexico
Beveridge
Bailey
Money
East
New England
Mississippi
Mason and Dixon
Foraker
Gallinger
Dubois
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Rhodes Scholar Triumph at Oxford Honors Exam
At the final examination for honors at the School of English Literature in Oxford a West Virginian Rhodesian scholar C. F. Tucker-Brooke of St John’s College earned a first class and was the sole recipient. J. A. Brown of New Hampshire Rhodes Scholar at New College received a certificate of merit for physics research and a degree.
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Oxford
England
School of English Literature
C. F. Tucker-Brooke
St. John’s College, Oxford
J. A. Brown
New Hampshire
New College, Oxford
Addicks Loses His Yacht Vision At Auction
J Edward Addicks no longer owns the steam yacht Vision after a City Island auction to satisfy a 1178.82 debt for repairs and storage. The vessel, built in 1883 at Greenpoint, 100 feet overall, 45 tons gross, had figured in Addicks political and financial maneuvering. The ship was bought by Robert Jacob for 1500 after grace periods expired.
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J. Edward Addicks
Vision
Metzger
Robert Jacob
Roosevelt at Lotus Lake Hard Night for Uncle of President
Sayville N Y June 13 Robert B Roosevelt uncle of the President lingering at Lotus Lake home after a very bad night and a worse day he is gradually weakening and reported seriously ill.
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Sayville
L. I
Robert B. Roosevelt
Lotus Lake
Timlin Urges Wealth Limits and Senate Bar
Ripon Wisconsin June 13 William H Timlin new Wisconsin Supreme Court justice gave the commencement address at Ripon College proposing constitutional limits on individual wealth and a ban on multi millionaires from the Senate He also called for strict enforcement of corporate regulation and imprisonment for delinquent officers and argued bribery should not shield any party from losing privileges.
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New York Times
Ripon
Wis
William H. Timlin
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Ripon College
United States
United States Senate
Insurance firms vow 25 percent cut on losses
Special to The New York Times reports sixty insurers in San Francisco agreed to reduce payments on all policies by 25 percent. Thirty refused to join. twenty undecided. ten not represented. Signing companies kept secret. vote not binding but records majority support.
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New York Times
San Francisco
Halo Around the Sun Seen Across Eastern States
A sun halo appeared yesterday between 10 and 11 AM, lasting about two hours with a dark mist and bright spots inside. Hartford observers, including Trinity College President Luther, described vivid colors and beauty, noting wide visibility across the Eastern States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Luther
Trinity College
Roosevelt denies interfering in Iowa political contests
The White House made public telegraphic correspondence denying any presidential interference in Iowa politics. Secretary Shaw's Davenport visit was said to be on his own responsibility with no message from President Roosevelt to Iowa Republicans.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Iowa
Shaw
Iis
Davenport
Guv Cummins
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
W. H. Anthony
Lincoln Club
Des Moines
LL. M. Shaw
Charles Grilk
Republican Central Committee
William Loeb, JR
Securities code in Mutual Life fraud linked to Fields
District Attorney Jerome uncovered a nine letter secret code used by Fields and Lysander W. Lawrence & Co. to hide inflated charges for supplies and padded bills. The scheme fed Fields war funds for Albany campaigns, with delivery cards and misreported costs on the printers' books. Jerome may now take six weeks fishing while Gillette seeks Jodgment access to grand jury minutes.
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Andy
Fields
Mutual Life
Jerome
Mutual
Albany
Lysander W. Lawrence & Co
Lawrence
Lawrence Concern
The
Peabody
George McKibben & Son
Charles E. Parsons
Walter R.gillette
Choate, Hanford & Larocque
Surance Grand Jury
Supreme Court
Kennefick
Hummel
Scott
Dr. Gillette
Stott
Tomn Times
Robert Olyphant
Grand Jury
Olyphant
Mr. Olyphant
Shaw Makes Personal Plea at Lincoln Club Address
Secretary Shaw urged Scott County to send a delegation to the State Convention opposing Gov. Cummins. He warned discredit in the National Convention if the Iowa Convention backed a candidate he opposes. The personal appeal surprised local politicians as a key move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Des Moines
Iowa
Lincoln Club
Davenport
Shaw
Scott County
Cummins
Perkins Not Out Yet at New York Life Trust Board
Trustees did not accept the resignation of George W. Perkins at their meeting. The matter had been tabled for weeks, but Perkins may serve his full term. Julius Fleischmann, ex mayor of Cincinnati, was elected to the board, replacing others.
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New York Life Insurance Company
George W. Perkins
Mr. Perkins
New York Life
John A. Mewall
Julius Fleischmann
Cincinnati
Empire steamer cannot be seized by the U S in Nicaraguan waters
Reports from Corinto Nicaragua say the steamer Empire aiding Guatemalan rebels has been sold to the Nicaraguan Government and cannot be seized by the United States while inside Nicaraguan territorial waters. Ayutla and Ocos reports update Guatemala conflict as leaders dispute coverage from Guatemala City. Captain Mulligan aboard the Marblehead remains to wait for the vessel if forced seaward.
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Mexico City
Empire
Corinto
Nicaragua
Salvador
United States
Tapachula
Ayutla
Guatemala
Ocos
Guatemala City
Washington
Nicaraguan
Mulligan
Marblehead
Iowa Senator Allison III Confined With Illness
Senator Allison of Iowa remains confined to his apartments in Washington after a recurrence of a recent ailment. Friends express concern yet those close to him believe the illness will respond to treatment and improve.
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Washington
Allison
Iowa
New Head for West Point
Major Hugh L. Scott of the Fourteenth Cavalry in the Philippines has been chosen by Secretary Taft to succeed Brig. Gen. Albert T. Mills as Superintendent of the Military Academy. Mills will command an army in the department, likely in the Philippines, after more than five years in the superintendent post.
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Washington
Hugh L. Scott
Fourteenth Cavalry
Philippines
Taft
Albert T. Mills
Military Academy
Mills
Hundred Thousand Dollars Found At Bank of Spain
Madrid reports that the Minister of the Interior announced a sum of 100000 dollars is at the disposal of Anarchists in the Bank of Spain. Authorities suspect political supporters deposited the money.
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Bank of Spain
Madrid
Bank of
Spain
Georgia Battleship Georgia Begins Builders Trial
The battleship Georgia built by Bath Iron Works Bath Maine started builders' trial June 13 moving fourteen runs along the government measured mile. It exceeded the contract speed of 19 knots the fastest mile at 19.25 knots with tidal correction. Average top speed across five runs was 19.19 knots. A four hour endurance run at sea is planned for tomorrow.
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Rockland
Georgia
Bath Iron Works
Bath
Mrs Conger Profit From Oriental Rug Deal
Mrs. E. H. Conger bought a rug in China for ninety dollars while her husband was minister to China and sold it in Chicago for seven thousand dollars. The sale funded a California home for the family.
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New York Times
Des Moines
Iowa
E. H. Conger
China
Chicago
Congers
Conger
Orient
Abducted Philadephia Boy Remains Missing
Charles Frederic Muth seven year old son of a wealthy Philadelphia jeweler was decoyed from school by a forged note and abducted. Three suspects were arrested and discharged. Police await lead from a letter to the family and postal authorities search for the sender, possibly a woman.
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Philadelphia
Charles Frederic Muth
Penn Confers Law Degree on King Victor Emmanuel
The University of Pennsylvania held its 150th commencement with over 500 graduates. King Victor Emmanuel II received the Doctor of Laws degree, accepted via cablegram through Provost Harrison, while John Bach McMaster delivered the commencement oration.
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Philadhilphia
University of Pennsylvania
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Harrison
Pr. John Bach McMaster
Pittsburgh teachers complain of discourtesy by New York educators
Formal complaint to the Central Board of Education comes from teachers who recently returned from New York. They asked to visit art schools after attending an Eastern art teachers convention but were met with rudeness and asked to leave by staff at a New York school.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Central Board of Education
New York
Lawton
Schwab Industrial Schol
Alice Henry
Mary Henry
Patrick learns stay of execution granted by Supreme Court
Albert T. Patrick in Sing Sing death house received word that Justice Day had issued a writ delaying his execution at least until October. He discussed the turn with Warden Johnson and then resumed work on his legal papers with calm assurance.
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Ossining
N. Y
Albert T. Patrick
Sing Sing Prison
United States Supreme Court
Day
Johnson
Meat Inspection Bill Advances With Government Cost
The House Agriculture Committee completed a draft of the Meat Inspection bill and will report it to the House with expectations of a rapid vote. Key changes favor packers include funding by the government, nondated canned goods labels, permitted preservatives, and rewritten sanitary provisions to avoid constitutional challenges. The panel split 9 to 7, with amendments to widen scope, cost, and inspector appointments, and the bill provides for annual 2 million dollars to fund inspection.
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New York Times
Washington
House Committee On Agriculture
Continental United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Cromer
Haugen
Henry
Davia
Lamb
Bowie
Candler
Wadsworth
le Lorimer
Brooks
Scott
Adams
Lever
Trimeble
Lafean
Field
Yeas
Beveridge
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London Times
York Times
Moscow
Kieff
Sviet
Odessa
Karangosoff
Moscow University
Toil Party
Duma
Usher
Roosevelt and
Urbana
St. Anthony
Mormon Church
Wii
Rhodes Scholars
Addicks
City Island Shipbuilder
JUDGE
Gillette
Perkins
Senator Allison III
West Point
Major Scott
Gen. Mills
Academy
Patrick
Packers
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