The March of Revolt in Saint Petersburg Parliament
A June session of Russia's lower house focused on revolutionary propaganda aimed at undermining troop loyalty. Speakers urged spreading anti-government sentiments among soldiers while Cossack factions debated countermeasures. Reports describe growing unrest in Krasnoye-Selo, Poltava, Kharkoff, and Yarious, with violence, strikes, and arrests as authorities struggle to contain anti-Semitic and agrarian tensions.
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St. Petersburg
Empire
Gury
Paul Dolgourakoff
Mouromtseff
Peterhof
Nicholas
Gamart«li
Caucasus
M. Festorovsky
Russia
Krasnoye-Selo
Rudiger
Preobrajensky
Rostoff-on-Don
Yessili Ostrow
Viladikavkas
Caucasia
Zherusski
Kalu
Kharkoff
Poltava
Tambor
Yusopova
Volkonsky
Morshansk
Cey
Pure Food Bill in Conference Faces Uncertain Fate
Washington June 26 The Pure Food bill now in conference is precarious after the Senate passed an efficient measure on February 21 and the House altered it, creating differences over penalties labeling and enforcement. Key disputes include corporate liability, drug labeling content, and the scope of alcohol and opium disclosures. Senate members fear further detailed conflicts will arise as committees flag remaining points of disagreement.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Congress
Heyburn
Senate
Lodge
Spooner
House
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Axle Breaks On Broadway L Train At Hewes Street
An axle on the forward car of a three car Broadway L train broke as it pulled into Hewes Street station in Williamsburg yesterday. The exit snapped, throwing the forward truck from the track and blocking traffic for over an hour. About a hundred passengers feared a plunge to the street but no injuries are reported.
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Broadway
Brooklyn
Hewes Street
Williamsburg
Congress Will Stay In Session Until Work Is Finished
Washington June 26 Congress will remain in session until all work is finished per Speaker Cannon and aides. Key bills in conference include meat inspection, Railroad Rate, Immigration and several appropriation measures. Adjournment will be set only after agreements are reached, with Friday as a target if possible.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Cannon
House
France May Issue Loan In Deficit Budget
Paris reports the French budget shows a large deficit due to Moroccan crisis military preparations and internal reforms. Finance Minister Poincaré proposes a loan to cover the Moroccan deficit and tax reshaping including higher inheritance duty, higher spirit duties, and measures to curb alcohol fraud.
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Paris
M. Poincaré
Chamber of Deputies
Braddock Father Seeks Police Guard for Family
A. A. Corey, father of W. Enis Corey of U S Steel, forced a reporter from his tax office and then sought police protection from North Braddock Burgess. With only three local cops, Carnegie Steel detailed two guards to protect his home over his daughter in law's divorce case, remaining on duty continuously until Mrs. Corey departs Braddock.
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the Tribune
Braddock
Penn
A. A. Corey
W. Enis Corey
United States Steel Corporation
North Braddock
Steel Company
Corey
A New Church Rubric Proposed by Royal Commission
London June 26 The Royal Commission on Ecclesiastical Discipline reports to Parliament proposing a new rubric to standardize vestments clarify rubrics and harmonize church services with modern needs It also suggests depriving a contumacious clergyman of the living instead of imprisonment and creating a new court of appeal for contentious cases with bishops and other bodies to decide disputed points.
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London
Royal Commission On Ecclesiastical Discipline
Balfour
Convocation
Thaw House Robbery Shocks Pittsburg
Pittsburg reports a $60,000 jewelry theft from the Thaw residence on Beechwood Boulevard while the Thaw family was in the city. The haul included pearls, diamonds, and silver plate, with police aware but details kept private to avoid notoriety.
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Pittsburg
Stanford White
Harry Thaw
New York
Thaw
Thaw Hom-S
Beechwood Boulevard
William Thaw
The
Pittsburg Post
Lyndhurst
Women cry for flour in Bay Area refugee letters
Telegraph dispatch from Minneapolis dated June 26 reports frenzied San Francisco refugees writing to Minneapolis millers asking action to halt the sale of four by General Greely. Letters describe rationing fails and fear of starvation, with appeals to distribute flour to ministers and parishioners.
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The
Tribune
J Minnneapolis
San Francisco
Minneapolis
W. C. Edgar
Captain Hank Haff Ill in Islip Home
Captain Hank Haff veteran skipper lies critically ill at his Islip home on Monell avenue after a Sunday drive. His iron constitution and will power give hope for a rally though his condition has worsened since Sunday.
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the Tribune
Islip
N. Y
Hank Haff
Monell Avenue
48 Hours to Chicago Pennsylvania Special
Rail service update outlines a Pennsylvania Railroad schedule with 8 6 P M and 8 55 A M departures. Mention of rock ballast dusties and other fast trains to Chicago.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
Vis
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Cago Ana
Teehee Vt
Insanity to be Thaw's plea in White killing case
Slain Stanford White on Madison Square Garden roof is to be defended as murder, with Harry K Thaw held in Tombs under Coroner Dooley's order. Alienists Dr Austin Flint and Dr Carlos MacDonald to continue examination as lawyers prepare insanity defense and prosecutors assemble evidence of motive revenge.
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Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Madison Square Garden
Dr. McGuire
Tombs
Nott
Thaw Loafed in Cell After Sleep in Police Holding
Harry K. Thaw dozed through the early hours in a West Thirtieth Street police station cell after shooting Stanford White. He awakened after 10, requested ice water, and refused breakfast while a valet delivered a linen change and gray suit from Lorraine.
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Harry K. Thaw
West Thirtieth Street
Stanford White
Madison Square Garden
Thaw
Lorraine
University Boat Races at New London June 28
Excursion tickets with parlor car seat on 11 a.m. train from Ore Central Station, connecting with special train, and on the special train for coaches only, sale at Ticket Office Grand Central Station. Event advertised with travel options and admission details.
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New London
Ore Central Station
Grand Central Station
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