Russian Revolution View from Paris Expert Sees Long Struggle
Anatole Leroy-Beaulieu, leading French authority on Russia, discusses Russia's upheaval as a vast, evolving revolution not limited to days or months. He warns the throne could fall or endure, urges a liberal ministry to avert catastrophe, and highlights agrarian reform, autonomy for national groups, and equality for Jews as crucial issues shaping the crisis.
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Paris
Anatole Leroy-Beaulieu
Institute of France
Associated Press
Versailles
Russia
M. Leroy-Beaulieu
Albert Sorel
Forest of
Meudon
Myerov-Beaulieu
Louis XVI
Charles I
England
D. Leroy-Beaulieu
Finland
Poland
M. Leroy- Beaulieu
Dogs Tax Sparks Mass Refusal in Middletown Police Action
In Middletown on July 10, about six hundred residents, described as red persons, refused to obtain dog licenses, arguing the dog tax is unconstitutional. Police plan warrants to arrest those six hundred if licenses remain unpaid, despite the 6 cent fee.
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the Tribune
Middletown
Train Ticket Letter Fragments from a Rail Notice
Fragments reference travel routes including over Colorado Springs Pueblo and return options to Pennsylvania Railroad from New York. Mentions August dates and a request for full information from the nearest ticket agent.
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Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Battleships mutiny in Batoum harbor reported
Reported mutinies reach Batoum with the battleships Panteleimon and Three Saints said to have joined the fortress garrison. Three Saints hoisted the red flag as mutineers detain two other ironclads. No confirmation from St Petersburg. Batoum dispatches omit disorders or squadron presence.
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Panteleimon
Saints
Batoum
St. Petersburg
Sebastopol
Kertch
Horse Climbs in Auto in Town Collision
An automobile driven by Frank Eschner of the Hotel Breslin collided with a delivery wagon from a 14th street department store at First Avenue and 26th Street after the wagon’s horse leaped into the car. The horse, trying to escape, kicked the dashboard. Eschner escaped injury.
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Frank Eschner
Breslin
14Th Street
First Avenue
26Th Street
East 26Th Street
Hschner
Three Hurt In Third Avenue Crash Near East 21st Street
James Allen a laundry wagon driver and Peter J. Kearney and Murray Lazarus a passenger and conductor were slightly injured when a south bound Third avenue car struck a laundry wagon near East 21st street. The motorman John Delavelle misjudged the distance and the wagon was demolished. Allen suffered a dislocated shoulder and others escaped serious harm. Dr Holbrook of Bellevue Hospital treated the trio.
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James Allen
Peter J. Kearney
Murray Lazarus
Third Avenue
East 21St Street
John Delavelle
Allen
Holbrook
Bellevue Hospital
Airshaft Fall Kills Woman in New York Tenement
Mrs Katherine Mihara formerly Miss Katherine M Buchannan of New Haven was found dead at the bottom of an airshaft in her East 38th Street tenement. Police unclear if suicide or accident. She had sued for breach of promise in April for 50000 dollars. She had married a Japanese steward Mihara on Easter. Husband beside himself with grief. Ad for hotels follows.
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Katherine Mihara
East 38d Street
Mihara
Katherine M. Buchannan
New Haven
Yale
Matthews
J. Patrick Sons
Jersey City
Miss Buchannan
East 29Th Street
Brooklyn Painters Migrate to Manhattan for Better Exhibitions
Brooklyn artists consider moving to Manhattan claiming bias in jury selections at Society of American Artists and National Academy of Design. Artists like Carlton geis and George H. McCord have shifted studios to Manhattan while remaining Brooklyn residents. Benjamin Eggleston notes critics favor Manhattan labels, while Philadelphia accepts Brooklyn works more readily.
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Brooklyn
Manhattan
Society of American Artists
National Academy of Design
Benjamin Eggleston
New York
Philadelphia
Carlton Geis
George H. McCord
Bandits Loot Cashier in Warsaw and Train Holdups
Ten armed men attacked the Vistula Railway cashier on the way to the state bank, killed two soldiers, and took about $50,000 while the cashier saved $400,000. In Moscow region, two masked men killed an attendant and robbed a factory cashier of $5,400 before vanishing into the forest.
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Warsaw
Vistula
Moscow
Yaroslav
Sultan repudiates checks on Maghzen treasury
London reports the Sultan of Morocco has informed European bankers that sight checks drawn on the Shereefian treasury at Ujda are repudiated. The checks, issued under the Sultan's authority, total several hundred thousand dollars. Bankers protest to their legations, viewing the move as a first step toward Maghzen bankruptcy.
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London
Tangier
the Times
Morocco
Ujda
Big Wave Kidnaps Baby Rescued by Bather in Atlantic City
Atlantic City on July 16 reports a high tide incident where a perambulator with Bettie Davis eight months old was swept toward the sea by a rising wave. A nearby bather witnessed the event and rescued the infant as the nurse fainted.
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Atlantic City
Bettie Davis
Massacre Report In Yucatan Prompts Alarm
Mobile telegram reports F. P. Maldonado a Progreso merchant and a party of friends were massacred by Mexican Indians in the interior western district of Yucatan. The raiders surrounded the group as they traveled for business, and belongings were stolen amid the attack.
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the Tribune
Mobile
Ala
Iin
Diaz
Mexico
Yucatan
F. P. Maldonaldo
Progreso
Taft Speech Seen Steering Southern Politics
Washington reports Secretary Taft’s Greensboro address as a masterly outline of the Southern situation. Republicans praise his stance on Negro domination fears, party loyalty, and suffrage limits, predicting lasting influence in the South and a possible shift away from the so called Solid South. Taft’s remarks align with Roosevelt policy and may guide nominees this election year. He returns to Washington after speaking in North Carolina and heads to Put in Bay for a Panama Canal lecture.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary Taft
North Carolina
Taft
South
Roosevelt
Missouri
Greensboro
N. C
Put-in-Bay
Ohio
Ohio State Bar Association
Plan 100 Drug Stores Announced by Hegeman Corp
John H. Flagler, president of the Hegeman Corporation, disclosed plans to open one hundred drug stores across the city, acquiring sites rapidly to ensure fresh, high quality goods through centralized purchasing. He hinted at possible rate cutting by Caswell Massey but pledged Hegeman would protect patrons. Caswell Massey president George C. Lyon said they moved quickly on a Vesey Broadway deal and claimed no intent to compete, while market observers await the two firms’ moves in a capital rich, uncertain drug trade.
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Tribune
Hegeman Corporation
John H. Flagler
Hegeman
Rebels seize Cuyaba capital in Matto Grosso uprising
Rio Janeiro July 10 The rebels in Matto Grosso have occupied Cuyaba the state capital and killed the state president. Insurrection claims and government denials are noted with reports of advancing rebel forces and Brazilian naval support increasing to about twelve thousand troops.
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Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Matto Grosso
Cuyaba
Matto Crosso
Bolivia
Asuncion
Generogo Ponce
Corumba
Santa Ana de Parahibo
Pacome
Paez
Presidente Morales
Barreto
Outrages in Transvaal Reach Johannesburg
Outrages by natives continue in Johannesburg and suburbs with revolvers used by attackers. On one occasion the assailants were joined by Chinese coolies. Authorities warn whites to lock up all arms.
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Johannesburg
Tragic Third Rail Fatality On Ninth Avenue L Express
Edwin Miller a Ninth Avenue L express motorman was fatally shocked by the third rail near 584th street after a fuse blew during a heavy load. He crawled under the forward trucks to repair the damage, received a fatal electric shock, and died before Dr Drennen arrived. Track workers and the towerman halted trains as passengers fled and officials moved the body to the morgue.
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Edwin Miller
Ninth Avenue
584 Street
Miller
Rector Street
West 189Th Street
53D Street
Arnold Meyer
East 82d Street
Charles Parsons
Bridgcomb Avenue
Bronx
Drennen
Roosevelt Hospital
50Th Street
West 47Th Street
Dog Wrecks Automobile In River Road Crash
Telegraph report from Richmond Virginia July 10 describes A C O Flaherty driving an automobile that struck a large Newfoundland on River Road. The car leaped into the air throwing its occupants to the roadside. Miss Helen O Ferrall daughter of ex Governor Charles T O Ferrall was flung over a barbed wire fence landed bruised and cut others Miss Rose Morris Miss Mary Drake and John Cutchins were injured. The dog was killed and the car badly damaged.
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the Tribune
Richmond
A. C. O’flaherty
Helen O'Ferrall
Charles T. O'Ferrall
Rose Morris
Mary Drake
John Cutchins
Automobile Service to Milford Pa advertised by Erie Railroad
Through tickets and detailed information available from Erie Railroad offices at 299 1159 Broadway New York and 33 Fulton Street Brooklyn. Travel routes include Milford PA via Port Jervis with service details provided by the railway advertising notice.
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Erie Railroad
Port Jervis
Broadway
New York
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Lawsuit Seeks Large Sums In Mutual Life Fraud Case
Mutual Life Insurance Company sues Lysander W. Lawrence and others for alleged payouts, fake bills, and a "yellow dog" fund tied to stationers Lawrence & Company. Granniss, Gillette, and others face multi‑part claims totaling hundreds of thousands to over a million dollars. Lawsuits allege misused funds, unauthorized payments, and political campaign spending beyond corporate powers.
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Lysander W. Lawrence
Mutual Life Insurance Company
The
Mutual
Robert
A. Granniss
Walter R
Granniss
Thepany
Yellow Dog
Dr. Gillette
Yellow Dog” Fund
Collin, Wells & Hughes
Nassau Street
Lawrence & Company
Andrew C. Bieldsi
Lawrence
Fields
Robert A. Granniss
Lord, Dey & Lord
Law Department
the Mutual
Mr. Granniss
Niss
Congress Campaign Committee
Robert Olyphant
Olyphant
Expenditures Committee
Choate, Hanford & Larocque
Walter R. Gillette
William G Choate
Lawyers Mortgage Insurance Company
Gillette
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Three Saints
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Advt
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Plan 100 Drug Stores
Transvaal
Automobile Service
Milford, PA
L. W. Lawrence
Fields Fund
McKibbin & Son
Charles E. Parsons
Insurance Grand Jury
Edgar W. Rogers
Armstrong Committee
Connecticut
Hot Springs
James McKeen
Mutual Life
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