Army Aiding Revolt Shows Mutinies Across Russia
Reports from Poltava indicate peasants seek protection from estates as local troops mutiny. The army’s loyalty appears fractured with courtiers alarmed as mutinies spread, while the League of Military Regeneration forms among Guards officers and calls for loyalty to the Emperor.
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St. Petersburg
Poltava
Russia
Guy
Kaulbars
Odessa
Soukhom- Unoff
Kieff
League of Military Regeneration
Rech
Industrial tensions rise as Moscow printers threaten strike
A conference between Morow employers and 62¢ printers, whose October strike sparked a general walkout, faces possible fruitions that could trigger a lockout of drinks and a sympathetic factory action.
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St. Petersburg
Morow
Srike
Proxies at NY New England Society Election Spark Court Review
The New England Society in New York faces a court review of its last officers vote after General Hubbard barred proxies in a 1905 election. The opposition ticket led by Morris K. Jesup claims proxies would have won, prompting a Supreme Court review set for June 18 before Justice Truax.
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New England Society
New York
Supreme Court
Giegerich
Truax
Thomas H. Hubbard
Austin B. Fletcher
Nassau Street
Morris K. Jesup
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Jesup
Low
Charles C. Burke
George Ilson
Society
Cephas Brainerd
People’s Ticket
General Hubbard
McLaurin Jameson Pickering
Hubbard
Austin Zg
Fletcher
George Wilson
Jesup
Julius H. Seymour
Rastus S. Ransom
Horace FE. Deming
Franklin Bartlett
Clark Bell
John Brooks Leavitt
Harold G. Willard
Ciety
Rising in Nigeria Fueled by British Official Murder
London reports a political rising in Southern Nigeria with the murder of British assistant commissioner Oswald Crewe Read. A Southern Nigerian regiment has been sent to the Asaba region amid expected heavy fighting.
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London
The
Morning Post
Lagos
Nigeria
Oswald Crewe Read
Asaba
Dewey's Brat Cavee Champagne Debuts at Fulton Street Shop
A brisk description of Dewey & 2 Sons at 288 Fulton Street, New York, showcasing their Brat Cavee champagne noted for its superb insinuations of Itatuity Sparkle and dryness. The brief listing highlights the product line and store address.
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Dewey & 2 Sons
Fulton St
New York
Folk answers Jerome in long Missouri statement
Governor Folk defends his record against District Attorney Jerome. He cites ongoing bribery prosecutions, asserts public publicity as a better fix than imprisonment, and warns against prosecutors avoiding cases to dodge potential reversals by appellate courts. He argues the public’s conscience and knowledge are the true results of anti corruption efforts.
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the Tribune
Jefferson City
Folk
Jerome
Supreme Court
Missouri
Lexow
New York
Tenement Fire Scare at Feast of St. Anthony Celebration
Thousands watched fireworks on First Avenue near 112th Street when a cry of fire sent crowds fleeing. A disheveled man fled from 108th Street as flames engulfed junk shops and a lumber yard. Firefighting teams battled the blaze, destroying a five story building. losses reach about 50 000 dollars. Forty thousand spectators crowded the area before bombs forced dispersal from the celebration.
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First Avenue
112Th Street
St. Anthony of Padua
108Th Street
Larkin
107Th Street
St. Anthony
Croker
New Yorker
Zephar
Secret double elopement tied to murder in border town
Advices from Tia Juana report Howard Throckmorton secretly wed Angeline Savin sister of George C Boldt Jr. Throckmorton was stabbed at night near the Santa Fe station after claiming two Mexicans tried to rob him. Officials suggest assassination as motive and a plan to elope to Yuma with Boldt’s bride.
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The
Tribune
Los Angeles
Tia Juana
Howard Throckmorton
George C. Boldt, Jr
Angeline Savin
Boldt
Throckmorton
Santa Fe
San Diego
Miss Savin
Yuma
Senator Allison III Illness In Capitol Rooms
Washington June 13 Senator Allison of Iowa is confined to his rooms with a recurrence of a prior indisposition. Friends express concern yet those close to him believe the illness will yield to treatment.
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Washington
Senator Allison
Iowa
Attack the President and Beveridge Meat Inspection Fight
Washington reports a campaign by Western packing houses to defeat the Beveridge meat inspection amendment. Leaders and letters claim costly regulation will raise prices, while supporters argue the reform protects consumers and stabilizes returns. A West cattle grower’s letter illustrates packers urging lawmakers to block the bill.
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Congress
Lieystock
West
Chicago
Anarchist Fund Reported in Spanish Bank
Madrid June 13 reports say the Interior Minister announced a sum of 14 dollars was in the Bank of Spain for anarchists and that supporters may have deposited the money.
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Anarchist Fund IN
Madrid
Bank of Spain
Beals C Wright Faces Possible Finger Amputation
Doctors fear amputation may be required as Beals C Wright, the tennis player, worsens after injuring his right hand with a broken soda bottle on the eve of sailing from New York to England for the Davis Cup matches.
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London
Beals C. Wright
New York
England
New York Lawyer Sentenced in Colorado Jail
Arthur Glasson a 25 year old alleged New York attorney admitted to practice in New York City was sentenced to sixty days in El Paso County Jail Colorado Springs on a guilty plea for stealing a watch. Glasson claimed New York as his home.
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The
Tribune
Colorado Springs
Col
Arthur Glasson
New York
el Paso
Glasson
New York City
Saunderson Engagement Reported to Miss Archbold
London announces the engagement of Armar Saunderson son of Right Hon. James Edward Saunderson MP for North Armagh to Miss Archbold of New York.
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London
Armar Saunderson
James Edward Saunderson
North Armagh
Archbold
New York
Conger Rug Sold for Seven Thousand to Chicago Buyer
Mrs. Edward H. Conger bought a rug abroad against her husband’s protest for nothing. It has now been sold to a Chicago man for seven thousand dollars.
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the Tribune
Des Moines
Iowa
Edward H. Conger
China
Chicago
Lynchers Held After Twenty Years In Iowa
George and Charlies Bickford, farmers, were arrested in Corning Iowa charged with murder for aiding the 1887 lynching of George Mackenzie. A $1444 reward had been offered for convictions. Detectives gathered proof and the men are held on first degree murder counts.
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Tribune
Des Moines
Iowa
George
Charlies Bickford
Corning
George Mackenzie
Bickfords
Veteran comedian John Lawrence Toole near death in Brighton
Brighton reports veteran comedian John Lawrence Toole is dying after a period of illness. Toole, born in London in 1880, has entertained audiences for decades.
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Brighton
England
John Lawrence Toole
London
Delightful rail tours to Yellowstone and Pacific Coast
Pennsylvania Railroad advertises tours to Yellowstone Park and the Pacific Coast with trips on July 3 August 6 and September 8 at reasonable cost. The program covers necessary expenses and lists New York as a point of departure.
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Yellowstone Park
Pacific Coast
New York
Meat Inspection Bill Faces Senate Fight After House Report
Washington June 13 The House Agriculture Committee reported a Beveridge bill substitute that would place meat inspection costs on the government with a 2 million dollar annual appropriation. Packers argued cost is small and urged robust inspection but opposed automatic funding and wide court review. Senator Lodge signaled strict scrutiny of the Beef Trust as the measure heads to Senate debate.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
House Committee On Agriculture
T Committee
Beveridge
Secre of Agriculture
Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Friends of the Senate
House
Senate
Seal Committee
Beef Trust
Lodge
Civil Service
Quate Corps
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M&m
M. Helashoff
Alexis Ignatieff
Ots
Moscow
ASK
Dewey
Band of Toreadors
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Senator Allison III
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