Mutiny Spreads Through Guards and Sailors at St Petersburg
Mutinies erupt across multiple garrisons with soldiers demanding humane treatment and political freedoms. Preobrajensky guards adopt the motto One for all all for one while barracks meetings push for access to papers, removal of police duties, and better rations. Crackdowns occur in Vladikavkaz Batoum and Odessa with some loyal troops suppressing the unrest and several deaths reported.
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Krasnoye Selo
Preobrajensky
Guards
Ozeroff
Government
St. Petersburg
Vladikavkaz
Caucasia
Batoum
Odessa
Usoveky
Don
Punishment ordered for Preobrajensky troops in Russia
In St. Petersburg on June 27 the first battalion of the Preobrajensky Regiment, linked to the recent outbreak, was sent to a remote district in Novgorod Province where the first Japanese prisoners were sent in the late war. A London Tribune correspondent says portions of the guard regiment will face court martial.
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St. Petersburg
Preobrajensky Regiment
Novgorod
London
London Tribune
Preobrajensky Guard
Russian bonds fall on St Petersburg bourse
Trading on the St Petersburg bourse amid military troubles pushed government securities lower. Imperial 4s opened at 73 1/4, fell to 72 1/2, then closed at 72 3/4. Fives dropped about one eighth and finished at 86.
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St. Petersburg
Imperial
Sympathy With Russian Jews in Massacre Reported
President Roosevelt approved a joint congressional resolution expressing horror at reports of massacres of Hebrews in Russia and sympathy with the bereaved. The resolution will be sent to the State Department for official publication as an act of Congress. No requirement to communicate it to the Russian government.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Russia
State Department
British Foreign Secretary declines to publish report on Jewish massacres
In the House of Commons Sir Edward Grey said it would not be desirable for Britain to instruct its ambassador at St. Petersburg to investigate and report on the Jewish massacres. The question raised whether London should publish such a report. The Foreign Secretary stated the government would not publish.
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St. Petersburg
Bialystok
Barasch
London
House of Commons
Edward Grey
Shonts Heads To Panama To See Panama Canal Plan
Theodore P. Shonts and John F. Stevens sail from the Waldorf Astoria for the isthmus aboard the Panama. Stevens, back from Panama, endorses the lock canal plan, predicting completion in eight years with uninterrupted work. He notes the sea level option would cost more and take longer, rejects Colombian canal speculation, and cites a Congress approved $26,000,000 budget with $21,000,000 for construction and $5,000,000 for sanitation and expenses.
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Theodore P. Shonts
Panama Canal Commission
John F. Stevens
Waldorf-Astoria
Panama
Stevens
Congress
Leavin
Colombia
Darien
South Wales Shaken by Violent Earthquakes
Violent earthshocks hit South Wales at 9:45 am with chimneys falling and walls shaking. Many residents fled in panic though no casualties were reported. The tremors affected collieries and were felt in Bristol and other areas with loud rumblings.
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Cardiff
Wales
South Wales
San Francisco
Bristol
Efracombe
Earth tremor shocks Ohio shore near Cleveland
A seismic shock was felt in Cleveland at 4 10 pm shaking the southern shore of Lake Erie for about a hundred miles. Residents reported movement and there are no immediate reports of damage or injuries. The event followed by a brief tremor in the region prompted officials to monitor aftershocks.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
E F Shepard May Go To Prison In France
Paris, June 27. The Ministry of Justice refused to remit the three months and proposed reducing the term to six weeks for Elliott F. Shepard of New York, grandson of W. H. Vanderbilt, who was imprisoned after a girl was killed in an automobile accident at St. Ouen in April. The decree awaits President Fallières approval. No start date set. Shepard and his wife Mrs Alfred Potter of Philadelphia had appealed to high officials. The State Department received petitions but felt no right to press Paris.
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Paris
Ministry of Justice
Elliott F. Shepard
New York
W. H. Vanderbilt
St. Ouen
Falli@res
Falliéres
Shepard
Alfred Potter
Philadelphia
State Department
Washington
Severe Penalties in Egypt Following Tantah Attack
Cairo June 27 The trial of natives linked to the Tantah attack on June 14 that killed Captain S. C. Bull of the Inniskilling Dragoons ends with four natives sentenced to death and others given life penal servitude from three to fifteen years. Seven more receive lighter terms and thirty-one are acquitted. Executions and floggings will occur at Demshawai with all death sentences to be carried out on a single gallows in front of villagers.
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Cairo
Tantah
5S. C. Bull
Inniskilling Dragoons
Demshawai
Efforts to Stay Executions Reach British Officials
Members of the House of Commons urged Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey to grant a respite in Egypt amid claims of vindictiveness in hurried executions. Grey telegraphed Lord Cromer for particulars as an investigation into the court constitution and condemned natives proceeded.
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London
House of Commons
Edward Grey
Egypt
Lord Cromer
Hague Peace Conference Put Off This Year
The Foreign Minister announced in the lower house that the second international peace conference would not be held in the current year.
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the Hague
Hamburg Line suit over May Day walkout upheld
The Hamburg American Line sued 142 stevedores on written contracts for leaving work on May Day. The court found a breach of contract and will fix damages at a special session on Saturday.
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Hamburg
Australian anti trust bill passed in House on second reading
Melbourne June 27 The governments anti trust bill aimed at preserving Australian industries and repressing destructive monopolies was passed on second reading after a postponement motion failed 30 to 10 in the House of Representatives.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
Fisheries Trust Alleged by Syracuse Merchants
Syracuse June 27 Charles Averill owner of the Yates Hotel and Andrews Brothers grocers telegraphed Congressman Driscoll asking him to present to Congress the issue of a fish trust. They accuse it of controlling Great Lakes output, freezing thousands of tons of fish for winter, endangering public health and doubling fish prices in five years.
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The
Tribune
Syracuse
Charles 8S. Averill
Yates Hotel
Andrews Brothers
Driscoll
Congress
Fish Trust
Trust
Great Lakes
Merchants oppose Third Avenue elevated track expansion
The Merchants' Association sent a letter to the Board of Rapid Transit Commissioners protesting a proposed third track on the Second and Third Avenue elevated lines. They argue it would deprive streets of light and air and create noise, urging that subways solve transit needs and that expansion would hinder private subway development and extend into The Bronx. They will present the opposition at today’s hearing.
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Merchants’ Association
Board of Rapid Transit Commissioners
Second
Third Avenue
Bronx
Rapid Transit Commission
City eyes government run fine arts school here
A plan to establish a New York government controlled school of fine arts modeled on the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris proposes using the National Academy of Design site at 199th street and Amsterdam avenue. Backers hope for congressional appropriation and wealthy patron subscriptions.
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Fine Arts
Ecole Des Beaux Arts
Paris
National Academy of Design
Congress
109Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Both Street
The
Academy
23D Street
Fourth Avenue
James Earl Fraser
Francis C. Jones
National Academy
Tribune
National Area of Design
199Th Street
Kingsbridge
New York
Augustus St. Gaudens
John la Farge
Charles F. McKim
Jere Dunn Dies Noted Turfman at Elizabeth New Jersey
Jere Dunn a famed turfman died at his Elizabeth home from throat cancer after months of illness. Born in Ireland, he owned racehorses including Not Guilty Louise Village Maid Sunny Slope and Ethel Barrymore, with a noted $60,000 season win. He killed three men in self defense during earlier conflicts. Funeral set for Saturday at St Marys Church with burial in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Newark.
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the Tribune
Elizabeth
N. J
Jere Dunn
Chilton St
Ireland
Elmira
N. Y
Dunn
Louise Nagle
Garret Nagle
Boston
Not Guilty
Louise
Sun Shower
Ethel Barrymore
Oakland Park
California
San Francisco
United States
Jimmy Elliot
Tivoli
Chicago
New York
Jimmy Logan
Elliot
Logan
44Th
New York Regiment
St. Mary's Church
Holy Sepulchre
Newark
Seek Yonkers Murderer Stuns Yonkers Officials
Coroner Weisendanger and Yonkers police probe a late yesterday murder found along Jerome avenue behind a stone wall. Investigators describe a well dressed, refined man killed by a hatchet blow with five gashes. an Italian passport bearing Andrea Fendia was found, suggesting Italian linkage. A translated pocketbook from Central and Jerome avenues may reveal motive beyond robbery.
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Weisendanger
Yonkers
Central Avenue
Jerome Avenue
Andrea Fendia
Schleppegril
Central
Jerome Avenues
Magistrate Furlong Cleared by Kings County Grand Jury
The Kings County grand jury exonerated Magistrate Henry Furlong and Frank Grosbard of all charges related to the Mary Hedden case. The panel stated the investigation was fair and impartial and cleared both individuals of blame in the allegations.
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Kings County Grand Jury
Henry Furlong
Mary Hedden
Frank Grosbard
Grand Jury
Bear trainer injured as bears fight at Brighton Beach
Frederic Bass who runs the Feral Anima Show at Brighton Beach Park was badly used up and suit damaged after a Himalayan sloth bear and a Pennsylvania black bear clashed. Bass intervened and the bears united to attack him until help arrived.
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Frederic Bass
Brighton Beach Park
Himalayas
Pennsylvania
Bass
Bronx boy fined after potato misfire in arrest case
Fred Rowe of the Bronx was fined $2 for disorderly conduct after being arrested on Tuesday night for allegedly striking Police Commissioner Waldo with a potato while he rode in an automobile. Rowe claimed it was not a potato but the car they were playing with. The notice also lists ship schedules and recent transatlantic arrivals.
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Fred Rowe
Bronx
Waldo
Town Nearly Wiped Out by Tornado Near Titzewah
Titzewah Oklahoma reports a devastating tornado last night that tore most buildings from foundations and carried them away. No serious injuries occurred as residents sought shelter in cyclone caves. Livestock losses were heavy and crops ruined.
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Titzewah
Okla
Plan for Celebration at Hudson Fulton Commission
The Hudson Fulton Celebration Commission met at its Tribune Building HQ. President General Stewart Ll. Woodford presided as plans were reviewed for a permanent exposition at Verplanck Point, a naval parade to Newburg Bay, and a possible Albany to river parade counter event.
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Tribune
Stewart Ll. Woodford
Verplanck’s Point
William J. McKay
Newburg
Newburg Bay
Charles R. Lamb
Albany
Robert B. Roosevelt
Lefty Boyle Shot In Tenderloin Standoff With Ex-Policeman
Eddie Boyle known as Lefty, a stool pigeon for the District Attorney, was shot early this morning at 28th Street and Seventh Avenue while attempting to detain ex-policeman Charles De Veau. Eyewitnesses say Boyle grappled with De Veau shouting for a policeman, then collapsed as a pistol fired. Boyle had trailed De Veau through Connecticut and into the city over several days.
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District Attorney's Office
Tenderloin
Eddie
Lefty
Boyle
28Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Charles de Veau
Jerome
de Veau
Connecticut
Poisoned Ice Cream Sickens Twelve Near Bristol
Twelve persons near Bristol, Tennessee, were left in critical condition after consuming ice cream tainted with poison from a galvanized vessel. The Fisher family hosted five visitors who fell ill, and multiple doctors labored to save the patients as prognosis remained grim.
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the Tribune
Bristol
Tenn
J. W. Fisher
Magistrate Rebukes Policeman Over Pier Incident
In Albany Day line pier arrest of James Young a magistrate rebuked Mounted Policeman Daniel Ahearn for smashing Youngs car and injuring him knocking three teeth loose. Young will press charges and his face showed extensive injuries in court.
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James Young
Albany Day Line
Cornell
Daniel Ahearn
Young
Ahearn
Marine Intelligence Minute Almanac Notes and Tides
Sunrise and sunset times listed with moon phase and high water marks for Sandy Hook Gov Island and Hell Gate. Wireless report places Maltic near Sable Island at 9:30 am 240 miles southeast, expected to dock about 0:20 pm tomorrow.
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Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Sable Island
Port of New York Ship Arrivals and Sailings Update
Port of New York records list numerous arrivals at the bar from diverse lines including White Star and Cunard. Vessels such as Armenian Carmania Italia Erny Gerty La Plata Suniva Langford Alliance El Alba Mexico Princess Anne Roachs Bluefields Oneida and more show passengers mails freight and quarantine status. foreign port reports note arrivals at Liverpool Queenstown New York and other destinations with multiple cruise and cargo movements.
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Caronia
Cunard Line
New York
Daunt's Rock
Liverpool
Carmania
Armenian
Starck
White Star Line
Moise
Barat Dam
Pritchard
Liv
Queenstown
Cunard 5 Ltd
Toronto
Bri Young
Hull
Boston
Sanderson & Son
Nuise
Phelps Bree & Co
Bar
la Plata
Dagnal
Barbados
Trinidad
la Guayra
Savamilla
Colony
Kingston
America
Nor
Osterwald
Annatto Bay
Atlantic Frait Company
Bar Atp
Ask
Dan
Hansen
Baracoa
Atlantic Fruit Company
Liebenfels
Ger
Wittemberg
Calcutta
Colombo
Suez
Algiers
Phi
Funch, Edge & Co
Bar Sam
Sunniva
Retjan
Nipe Bay
Jung
Cuba Planters’ Company
Langford Nor
Sagua
Daniel Bacon
Alliance
Lakeforth
Colon
Panama
Southern Pacific Co
Mdise
Mexico
Stevens
Havana
James B Ward &C
Matis
Mdise Arived
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Tapley
Norfolk
Dominion Ss Co
Roachs
Staples
Jacksonville
Shaw ‘Ar
Clyde
Bluefields
Hastings
Baltimore
H C Festa
Maraval
Hunter
Perth Amboy
Trinidad Shipping and Trading Co
Oneida
Curry
Philadelphia
Sandy Hook
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Marine Intelligence
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Kaine
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