Czar Fears Servants Move From Peterhof Amid Revolt
The St Petersburg report says the court is shifting to Tsarskoe Selo after a palace servant revolt at Peterhof. Odessa garrison soldiers planned to address the Duma to loosen police duties and invite colleagues to join. Cossack debates and Father Afanasieff praise patriotism, while the Ecclesiastical Conclave votes to restore the Patriarchate and curb the Holy Synod.
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NEW York Times
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Peterhof
Odessa
Duma
Don
Father Afanasieff
Russia
Mukden
Tsu-Shima
Afanasieff
Holy Synod
Mutiny Rumors Sweep Polish Fortress Osewiec
Reports late Friday describe serious disorders in the Osewiec fortress garrison on the Polish frontier with Germany. Details are scarce as staff offices were closed and authorities silent, while other unrests include mutinies at Samara and disciplinary actions against the Preobrejensky Regiment.
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ST. Petersburg
Osewiec
Bialystok
Tiflis
Ingrelian
Samara
Balum
Vladikavkaz
Kars
Nicholas
Preobrejensky R Regiment
Preobrejensky Regiment
Grenadiers
Medvid
Novgorod
The
Holy Synod
M. Pobedonostself
Peterhof
Riga
Putiloff Iron Works
Council of the Empire
M. Yermoloff
Alarm in Warsaw as Telegraph Links Break
Warsaw reports tel egraphic communication with St Petersburg and Moscow cut since morning raising alarm. A court martial today condemned six men to death for an armed attack on a Jewish merchant. Tomorrow the court martial will try dive officers two sergeants and thirteen civilians for forming a secret revolutionary society among troops and inciting mutiny.
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Warsaw
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Lefty Boyle Shot and Dying After Lodging Accusation
Ex thief James known as Lefty Boyle lies dying at New York Hospital after being shot near Seventh Avenue and Twenty-eighth Street. He accuses Alexander De Veau of the attack and says police protection aided his criminal work with the Tenderloin gang. Detective Lang, once linked to Boyle's cases, remains free on bail as Boyle's dying statement targets De Veau.
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Boyle
Joseph Lang
Lang
New York Hospital
Seventh Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
Alexander de Veau
Tenderloin
Willis Harris
Harris
Florence Woods
Trenty-eighth Street
Twentyseventh Street
de Veau
Dora Thomas
Nine Sailors Survive Gulf Lifeboat Encounter
Nine men from the American schooner Edith L Allen survived a wreck in the Gulf of Mexico after the lifeboat separated from the sinking vessel. They were rescued by the schooner Jacob B Winslow, whose captain, Smith, spotted the boat on June 18 and brought the survivors to New York to recover aboard the Winslow.
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Edith L. Allen
Gulf of Mexico
Allen
Gulf
Jacob
Winslow
New York
Capt. Smith
Moran Nominated by Massachusetts Prohibitionists
Boston June 28 District Attorney John B Moran was nominated for Governor by the Massachusetts Prohibitionists at their State Convention. Rev Dr Charles A Crane of People’s Temple Boston presented Moran and Moran expressed willingness to lead the ticket under the party platform.
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John B. Moran
Massachusetts Prohibitionists
Charles A. Crane
People’s Temple
Moran
Prohibition Party
Patform
Smith Leads After First Day In National Open Golf
Alexander Smith of Nassau County Club Glen Cove leads after 36 holes at Onwentsia Club with 147 total strokes. Willie Anderson trails at 149 and James Maiden of Toledo is third at 1538. amateurs form best scores with H. Chandler Figan at 157.
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Alexander Smith
Nassau County Club
Glen Cove
L. I
Homewood Links
Onwentsia Club Links
Smith
Willie Anderson
Anderson
Nto
Marsh
James Maiden
Toledo
L. Auchterlonie
Glenview
George Smith
Oakland
Cal
George Cummings
Toronto
Alexander Ross
Brae Burn
Fred Brand
Allegheny
J. W. Watson
Skokie
P. F. Barrett
Gardner
Garden City
Bernard Nichols
Denver
D.intosh
Westward Ho
J. Hobens
Englewood
N. J
New York Poor Acknowledges Fresh Air Donation
The New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor acknowledges receipt of $2 toward its Fresh Air Work from H. B., reader of The New York Times. Eva Booth, commander of the Salvation Army in America, shows slight improvement. Justice Morgan J. O'Brien chairs the Barry Monument Committee, with Thomas Barrett as a committee member.
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New York Association For
H. B
NEW York Times
Eva Booth
Salvation Army
America
Morgan J. O’brien
Thomas Barrett
Miss Homans Wins Place in Semi Final at Orange Club
Lawn tennis highlights the Middle Atlantic States championship tourney on the Orange Lawn Tennis Club turf. Miss Helen Homans, recent National champion, defeats Mrs. L. B. Coe to reach the semi finals. Men’s singles see Clothier Larned and Stevens advance to the semis with top players from Belmont, Orange, and Montclair clubs.
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Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Helen Homans
Coe
Englewood Field Club
William J. Clothier
William A. Larned
Richard Stevens
Middle States
C. C. Hale
Conese Robinson
George W. Pierrepont
Otto H. Hinck
Montclair Athletic Club
Edward B. Dewhurst
University of Pennsylvania
Hugh Tallant
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
Jay Bramhall
William A
University of Pennsylvania and
J. Z. Batten
Frank Kidde
Princeton
Englewood
F. C. Colston
Catonsville Country Club
H. McK. Glazbrook
William B. Cragin, Jr
Elizabeth Town and Country Club
I. F. Morris, Jr
Albert J. Hinck
Otto Hinck
J. Bramhall
T. B. Souther
C. F. Colston
New England Racing Opens at Rockingham Park
Rockingham Park in Salem New Hampshire opened drawing 10000 to 12000 racing fans. The New England Handicap $5000 prize went to Lotus Eater with Grapple second and West third as bookmakers from New York offered English betting amid an anti betting protest by New Hampshire officials.
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Rockingham Park
New England Breeders’ Club
Andrew Miller
New York
New Hampshire
Lotus
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