Revolt Turmoil Hits Russian Parliament and Army
In Petersburg the lower house openly debated revolutionary agitation aimed at undermining troop loyalty. Cossack factions clashed, orders on reserves and street control drew protests, while soldiers and workers faced anti Semi t e sentiments, with riots and strikes spreading from Kharkoff to Poltava and Tambov.
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Paul Dolgourokoff
Mouromtseff
Peterhof
Nicholas
Gamarteli
Caucasus
M. Feodorovsky
Russia
Krasnoye-Selo
Rudiger
Preobrajensky Regiment
Ton-Don
Vessili Ostrov
Vla
Ikavkas
Caucasia
Zherusski
Kalu- 8
Kharkoff
Poltava
Tambor
Yusopova
Volkonsky
Morshansk
Pure Food Bills Clash in Conference Debates
Washington dispatch reports the Pure Food bill in conference, highlighting key divergences between Senate and House versions. Major disputes involve penalties, corporate liability, drug labeling requirements, and the precise disclosure of alcohol or opium content. Senators fear further disagreements may derail passage as the session ends.
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Axle breaks on Broadway line at Hewes Street station
An axle on the forward car of a three car Brooklyn I line train broke just before 5 p.m. at Hewes Street Williamsburg as the train pulled in. Brakes set automatically, train stopped with little damage. Passengers surged for the platform. axle snapped, forward truck derailed from the track. Traffic delayed over an hour.
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Hewes Street
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Congress to stay in session until work is finished
Washington June 26 Congress will remain in session until its work ends. Speaker Cannon and leaders say the House is ready to adjourn when all bills in conference and those pending are resolved. The meat inspection amendment Railroad Rate bill immigration and several appropriations are in conference. If conferences agree this week adjournment could come by Friday.
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Washington
Congress
Heyburn
Senate
Lodge
Spooner
House
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Associated Press
Cannon
Thaw House Robbed in Pittsburg Jewelry Heist
Pittsburg reports a $60,000 jewelry theft from the Thaw home on Beechwood Boulevard while the Thaw family was in the city. The loss includes strings of pearls, diamonds, and silver plate, with details concealed at the family's request to avoid notoriety.
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Stanford White
Harry Thaw
New York
Thaw
Beechwood Boulevard
William Thaw
Pittsburg Post
Lyndhurst
France May Issue Loan In Budget Deficit Report
Paris June 2 The French Finance Minister M Poincaré presented the budget to the Chamber of Deputies noting a large deficit from Moroccan era military preparations totaling 50 million dollars and 30 million from internal reforms. A loan is proposed to cover the first shortfall with taxation changes planned for the second including higher succession duties spirits taxes and alcohol fraud suppression measures.
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M. Poincaré
Chamber of Deputies
Corey family turmoil spurs police protection in Braddock
A. A. Corey, father of W Ellis Corey of U S Steel, had a violent day, throwing a reporter from his tax office and seeking police protection from Burgess of North Braddock. With only three local cops, Carnegie Steel detail guards his home while Mrs Corey’s divorce suit against his son unfolds.
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Penn
A. A. Corey
W. Ellis Corey
United States Steel Corporation
North Braddock
Steel Company
Corey
Women cry for flour in desperate San Francisco pleas
Telegraph dispatch describes frenzied refugees in San Francisco writing to Minneapolis millers about a flour sale by General Greely. Letters, some from refined women, plead for flour distribution, with terror over possible shortages and many pages detailing starvation fears.
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Minneapolis
General Greely
W. C. Edgar
A New Church Rubric Sets Reform Path in London
The Royal Commission on Ecclesiastical Discipline reports to Parliament proposing a new rubric to replace current ornaments. It urges clarifying which vestments may be worn and harmonizing church service with modern needs. It also suggests depriving contumacious clergy of their living rather than imprisonment and mentions a proposed new court of appeal and bishops as a doctrinal body.
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London
Royal Commission On Ecclesiastical Discipline
Balfour
Convocation
Captain Hank Haff Critically Ill At Islip Home
Captain Hank Haff veteran skipper lies critically ill at his Islip home Monell avenue after a Sunday drive. His iron constitution and will power give hope for a recovery though his condition has rapidly worsened since the outing.
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the Tribune
Islip
N. Y
Hank Haff
Monell Avenue
8 Hours to Chicago Pennsylvania Special
Train advertisement notes a non stop or fast service via Pennsylvania Railroad leaving New York at 8 5 P M and arriving Chicago at 8 55 A M with other fast trains to St Louis.
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New York
Chicago
St Louis
Insanity to Be Thaw's Plea in White Murder Case
The New York case centers on Harry K. Thaw who killed Stanford White on the Madison Square Garden roof. Police say the act was for revenge against Thaw's wife Evelyn Nesbit and Thaw will plead insanity. Alienists examined Thaw at the Tombs and more tests are planned as inquest looms.
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Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Madison Square Garden
Thaw Lodged In Tombs After Sleep In Cell
Harry K Thaw slept in his Madison Square Garden clothes at the West Thirty Street police station after an all night vigil. He woke at seven o clock and his valet delivered a suitcase with linen and a gray suit for him. Police checked the case to prevent self harm before Thaw changed his clothes and refused breakfast.
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Harry K. Thaw
West Thirtieth Street
Stanford White
Madison Square Garden
Thaw
Lorraine
University Boat Races at New London Page Ad
Excursion tickets for the June 28 boat races include parlor car seating on the 1 am train from Grand Central, with a connecting special, and a return trip for seven dollars. Coaches-only tickets are four dollars and seventy five cents. tickets are on sale at Grand War Station Ticket Office.
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