Mutiny Spreads in Black Sea Fleet Amid Polish Riots
Dispatches report mutiny spreading to several Black Sea ships including the Kniaz Potemkin, with uncertain surrender at Sebastopol. Riots and strikes rise in Poland. Liban casualties listed as five thousand mutinied, with three killed and six wounded. Warsaw and Lodz reportedly under troop control.
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Odessa
Kniaxz Potemkine
Black Sea
Sebastopol
Poland
Liban
Warsaw
Lodz
Washington
Heenan
State Department
Potemkine
Odessa Mutinies Spread Across Black Sea Fleet
Reports from Odessa indicate rising tensions as mutinous crews from the Kniaz Potemkine and George the Victorious threaten action. Military guards tighten access to harbors while artillery and infantry bolster suburbs. mutinies extend to Sebastopol and other ports.
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Black Sea
Chaos in St Petersburg Over Kniaz Potemkine Surrender News
Day of conflicting reports from St Petersburg about the Kniaz Potemkine mutiny and surrender near Odessa. Officials cite unreliable AP dispatches while the French Embassy reportedly received word the mutiny ended. An insurance ad fragment appears at the end, referencing burglar and theft coverage.
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St. Petersburg
Odessa
Kniaz Potemkine
Ministry of the Interior
Kruger
Twe Associated Press
Associated
Mutiny and surrender in Odessa reach new crisis
Reports from Odessa say Kniaz Potemkine crew surrenders while a steamer delivers provisions and fires burn in the port. Desertions rise as mutineers face possible punishment. longshoremen strike drags on amid wage disputes and continued darkness in the city.
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Odessa
St. Petersburg
Mui
Kniaz Potemkine
St. Andrew's
Russian Society of Navigation and
Comerce
Kniax Potemkine
Maxhstutin
Constantinople
Cronstadt
Yesterda
Classes in Revolt Forces Political Strike
St. Petersburg reports that unions of associations have resolved to organize a political strike in all professions starting next Monday, citing the imminence of a revolution. The move follows a united call across associations to mobilize in protest.
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St. Petersburg
Union of Associations
Chaos at Odessa Sparks Conflicting Reports From London
London dispatches recount chaotic Odessa events with claims that two battleships remained behind at the governor’s urging. Reports describe a harbor fire, hundreds burned, and a mob of up to 13 000 facing rifle and machine gun fire, with estimates of 1400 killed. A separate note says mutineers from Kniaz Potemkin surrendered, while the Kniaz Potemkin crew was moved to other vessels.
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Aris
Odessa
Bcho de Paris
Kniaz Potemkine
Choukuin
London
Kruger
Paris
Hays Agency
Ode to John Hay by Edmund Clarence Stedman
A poem praising John Hay linking his steadfast patriotism to stainless youth and loyal service. Reflects on his ascent, the country’s approval, and the enduring ideal of a fearless public spirit. Dated July 1, 1905, and attributed to Edmund Clarence Stedman.
Beef barons indicted in Sherman anti trust case
Chicago July 1 A federal grand jury indicted seventeen men prominent in beef packing for Sherman act violations and charged four Schwarzschild Sulzberger officials with illegal rebating with railroads. Indictments also named Armour Swift Nelson Morris Cudahy Fairbank in eight count bills spanning domestic and international trade in beef and related products.
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Chicago
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Nelson Morris & Co
Cudahy Packing Company
Fairbank Canning Company
J. Ogden Armour
Charles Armour
Arthur Meeker
Armour Co
Schwarzschild
Sulzberger
Samuel Weil
B. S. Casey
C. E. Todd
W. D. Skipworth
Century Limited Routes Between New York and Chicago
Chicago edition notes the 20th Century Limited of the New York Central Lines departs New York daily at 8 PM, arrives Chicago next morning around 8 30. The train from Chicago via Lake Shore leaves at 4 PM, arriving New York next morning about 9 39. Early reservations advised for best accommodations.
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20Th Century
20Th Century Limited
New-York Central Lines
New-York
Chicago
Eouraing
Lake Shore
Advt
Washington Shocked by Death of John Hay
Washington mourns as Secretary of State John Hay dies after a brief illness. The death shocks the nation and world, with diplomats and officials expressing sorrow and recognizing his long service in international affairs. News reached Washington via Mrs Hay and Babcock, and extra editions spread the tragedy.
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Washington
John Hay
Lake Sunapee
Hay
Department of State
Ife
McKinley
Wa’ Ington
Babcock
May
Peirce
Diplomatic Corps
Roosevelt
Mr. Hay
Dr. Scudder
Oyster Bay
State Department
New York City
Mediterranean
Italy
Bad- Nauheim
Paris
Great Britain
Europe
Bayside
Long Island
Clarence
Howver
Elling
J. L
Newport
Charles L. der
Fred T. Murphy
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Acord
Pelle
Ines
Murphy
Fi Scudder
Payne Whitney
New York
Mra Whitney
Scudder
Newbury
Clarence Hay
Gridel
Bad Nauheim
Serentary
Dr Scudder
Tributes Pour In From Diplomats On Hay Death
Diplomatic corps express wide sorrow for Secretary Hay describing him as courteous genial and a wise leader. Confusion in early hours gave way to order as telegrams from Oyster Bay and Lake Sunapee clarified funeral plans. Burial set for Cleveland with hopes for a Washington memorial service for those unable to travel.
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Oyster Bay
Lake Sunapee
Mr. Hay
Cleveland
Diplomatic Corps
Washington
Death of Secretary John Hay Sparks Nationwide Mourning
The sudden death of Secretary of State John Hay triggers global expressions of sorrow and a national sense of calamity. Plans for his funeral place the service in Cleveland on Wednesday with President Roosevelt and Cabinet likely in attendance.
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Cleveland
Newbury
Claremont Junction
Connecticut and
Feds
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