Mutiny on Potemkin Battleship Sparks Odessa Uprising
Reports from Odessa say the Kniaz Potemkin, the Black Sea battleship, is under mutinous control with captain and most officers dead. Mutineers train guns on the city as striking workers clash with troops amid barricades and gunfire, while a larger squadron is expected to arrive to restore order. The mutiny began after a sailor was shot over food complaints.
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Black Sea
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Heney Finishes as Defense Presents Its Case in Oregon Trial
Government attorney Heney spoke for three hours in U S court in Portland with Senator Mitchell enduring a sharp critique. Heney argued Mitchell was not above the law, while the defense and Judge Bennett prepared for further remarks and a potential late Friday verdict. Ex Senator Thurston is slated to speak next as the case extends into Saturday.
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Bennett
John H. Mitchell
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Thurston
Woods Wins Fight Over Bullion Rates To Seattle
James B. Wood alleges express and steamship firms raised elevated bullion charges from Nome to Seattle. He claims he carried gold from Nome to Seattle in his stateroom and that only the Zealandia among ports could not join the rate rise. He says bullion will go to San Francisco unless rates are changed.
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James B. Wood
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Woods
Zealandia
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Big Cartridge Contract Awarded for 9 Million Rounds
Washington June 29 Acting Secretary Oliver of the War department announced a contract for 9 000 000 rounds of .30 caliber ball cartridges. The award is split equally among Winchester Repeating Arms Union Metallic Cartridge and United States Cartridge companies at 42 50 per 1 000 rounds.
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China Seeks Representation at Russo Japanese Peace Talks
Pekin June 29 China desires to be represented at the Russo Japanese peace conference. AP correspondent reports officials indicate Beijing seeks a voice in negotiations to shape terms of peace.
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Faith in Czar Gone as Russians Rise Across Empire
Chicago dispatch reports widespread anti czar sentiment after Poland revolts threaten to split the Hapsburg and Russian empires. Poles and Western Slavs push for autonomy while Warsaw Lodz Kiev Riga Odessa Vilna see street clashes and mass unrest. The czar and Kaiser face pressure amid revolts and nationalist demands.
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Kiev
Riga
Odeseus
Vilna
Defense Plea Portrait of Senator Mitchell in Jury Trial
Portland June 30. Judge Bennett delivers a sweeping defense for Senator Mitchell in U.S. court. The attorney argues Mitchell is innocent, the victim of a prosecutorial plot led by United States District Attorney Heney. Bennett portrays Tanner as a rat used to shield his son from charges.
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de Haven
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Bennett
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Tanner
Russian Army Falls Back in Manchuria Action
June 30 dispatch reports Russian forces retreating in Manchuria as Japanese cavalry and light infantry push north of Kirin toward the Grand Trunk road near Bodine. Japanese units under Generals Tamara and Akiama operate on the western flank while General Linevitch concentrates on folding back outposts under pressure.
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Manchuria
Kirin
Bodine
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Akiama
Linievitch
Government Drops Conspiracy Indictments in Money Order Case
Washington report states District Attorney Beach moved to nolle prosequi the cases against James T. Metcalf Harry C. Hallenbeck and Norma E. Metcalf for conspiracy to defraud the government over money order blanks. He said a careful review found no further steps toward trial warranted and asked for dismissal of the indictments.
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Beach
James T. Metcalf
Harry C. Hallenbeck
Norma E. Metcalf
Nolle
Quarantine Hits La Boca Shipping to Panama
Bubonic plague case at La Boca near Colon prompts quarantine that halts New York Panama freight traffic for one steamship line. If no further cases occur, quarantine lifts July 9. Direct Colon shipments and government supplies transport remain unaffected.
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Panama
Rice Bill Passes in House Opens Cuban Market
Havana June 30 The house of representatives passed the rice bill. Passage is expected to open the Cuban market to American rice and encourage rice cultivation in the region.
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Havana
House of Representatives
Train and steamer connections at Lyle and The Dalles
In Lyle Washington MBIA RIVER 3 service connects Sunday at 7 a m with N trains at Lyle for Goldendale. The schedule shows arrivals at 7 35 p m for the train and a steamer arrival at The Dalles. Valley points and Geennee Tetrves are mentioned in the text.
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