Russia eyes revolt as troops mutinous amid war rumors
A London cablegram reports unrest in the Russian army with soldiers mutinous and revolts spreading along the frontier. Officials fear a broad uprising as peasants are reported armed and conditions in Rosalia grow increasingly tense, with censorship masking the full extent of the crisis.
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Rosalia Ia
Fenton
Cohen
M Montinous
Rnesis
Fragmentary 19th Century Opinions From Baltimore Papers
A garbled OCR snapshot quotes various 19th century writings and opinions from Baltimore and Annapolis papers. It shows musings on patriotism, automobiles, cannon crackers, and political forecasts, with references to Duke, labor, and democracy amid fragmented lines and oblique identifiers.
Fragmentary 19th century reformers quote limits observed
A garbled historical passage presents a debate about reform and love, with phrases like What we want and la Crimeos mixed with names Lavette and Tenet. The text is incomplete but implies a dialogue on social ideals and morality from an unknown era.
Fragmentary chat about people and a benefactor
The text presents a garbled dialogue mentioning a wife, a person named Mrs. Pacer, Mr. Tyte, and a donation to a bank or location in San Francisco Morers. It is unclear and contains many unreadable phrases.
Press Reform and Railways Push for High Standards
A discussion argues for strict enforcement of new railway and business laws to raise standards across the economy. It predicts improved conditions, fewer rebates, and broader prosperity as a result of vested public and private efforts, with optimism about ten years hence. The piece urges citizens and lawmakers to uphold the elevated norms they have set for transportation and commerce.
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Philedelphia Loycateg
Pennsylvania Rebread Company
Jastive
Bomenceture
Josh
Seven ships and a fading muse in verse and prose
A fragmented mix of verse and prose recalls a poem about seven ships fading into night and a tender memory of a father and child asking what one would sacrifice for love. It shifts to a sentimental scene of a father soothing a sleeping baby, declaring his love and value of his daughter's life over wealth, ending with a reward notice of $100.
Fusion Assured as Weaver Backed by Lincoln Democrats
In Philadelphia a fusion ticket for Pennsylvania emerged with Lewis Emery Jr as governor and Jeremiah Bleck as lieutenant governor. John J. Green and William T. Cressy joined the ticket, backed by Mayor John Weaver. The convention urged unity beyond party lines to purge corruption and support Roosevelt-inspired reforms.
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Lincoln Party
John Weaver
John 3. Longstreth
Longstreth
Jeremiah 8
Black
Weaver
Lewis Emery, Jr
McKean County
Jeremiah 8. Bleck
York
Wiliam T. Cressy
Columbia
John J. Green
Lewis Isa
Ieaders
Blankenburs
Merrick
Corey
Diaueter
Friends of Right
Commonwealth
Patien
Theodore Roosevelt
WOW DENIES SHE KILLED Loven Pottsville Girl to Men Shot
Pottsville Pa July 11 Police doubt Hema Steptany murdered James Frizzell but believe she knows more. Her latest confession contradicts earlier statements and a staged inquest scene, with officers noting she acted out the murder with Frizzell as the alleged partner.
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Wow
Loven
Pottsville
Shamokin
Frizzell
Congressman Huff Denies Stock Gifts in Railroad Syndicate
A Pennsylvania Railroad special committee released Congressman George Huff Hutt of Greensburg denying any stock gifts to railroad officials or employees. He asserted coal land ventures began under President Thomas A. Scott and that stock transfers occurred through the syndicate, with notes from W. A. Patton covering capital needs and no personal gifts of stock.
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Fatladelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
George Fy Hui
Greensburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congressman Hut
Hutt
Portneyvania
Thomas A. Scott
Mc Halt
Syndiente
Ayndiente
W. A. Patton
Cassatt
Mine Strike Settled In Central Pennsylvania
Virtual settlement of the central Pennsylvania bituminous mine strike reached in Philadelphia after a conference between United Mine Workers officials and operators. Terms include a 5.55 percent wage increase over prior scale and application of the check-off to miners, not laborers. The strike affected about thirty thousand workers.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
United Mine Workers of America
Miners' certificate case heads to U S Supreme Court
Scranton July 11 Papers signed to appeal the Seektoon miners certificate case to the United States Supreme Court. Delaware & Hudson company acts as real appellant. Local courts upheld the act. federal appeal aims to overturn the ruling and regain advantage. Also notes $2,600,000 school money warrants issued to 1400 districts and a Brazilian rebellion in Matto Grosso with a capital seizure and 12,000 troops sent to the scene.
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Scranton
United States
Delaware & Hudson Company
Supreme
Supreme Court
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Schaeffer
Philadelphia
Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Matto Grosso
Cuyaba
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