Rebels Claim Civil War Exists in Russia Mutiny on Kniaz Potemkine
Reported mutiny aboard the Kniaz Potemkine in the Black Sea declares civil war against the regime in Hassa. The crew issues a provisional government manifesto pledging resistance to foreign shipping and ports while the ship's commander is portrayed as a revolutionary leader.
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St. Petersburg
Kolar Potemkine
Black Sea
Hassa
Dardanelles
Watt
Kniaz Potemkine
Russia
Odessa
Theodosia
Kustenji
Caucasia
Poti
Batoum
Tiflis
Nicholas II
Constantinople
Bielostok
Rebels Hold Up Crimean Town Theodosia
On July 6 in Theodosia Crimea representatives of the town council met aboard a battleship after being summoned by Kniaz Potemkina. The commission demanded 600 tons of coal and various provisions within 24 hours and warned of bombardment if unmet. The mayor was asked to issue a proclamation to end the war and convoke zemstvos. Citizens fled as workmen pressed for compliance. the council agreed to deliver provisions but rejected coal due to none in town.
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Theodosia
Crimea
Kniaz Potemkina
Zemstvos
Coures
Fatal Storm Hits Milan Killing Six and Wounding Many
A severe storm in Milan on July 6 caused six deaths and about thirty injuries. The storm toppled the statue of St Hypolite from the cathedral, flooded crypts, and damaged cathedral walls. Suburban damage was extensive at Musocco with five dead and many injured.
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Milan
St. Hypolite
Famona
Musocco
Ex-Auditor F. H. Cornell Stricken by Stroke
Ex-Auditor Goer nell suffered paralysis at his home near Verdon yesterday. Lincoln reports little hope for recovery as doctors describe a serious condition with uncertain outcome.
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Lincoln
Goernell
Hi Pome
Verdon
Dimisk killed in self defense in Fullerton
The coroner ruled the July 6 killing of Dimisk by Bosovic in Fullerton Nebraska was in self defense after Dimisk allegedly attacked Bosovic with a large dirk knife in a kill or be killed confrontation.
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Fullerton
Neb
Dimisk
Bosovic
Indicted Packers Face Bonds In Federal Case
Chicago officials report bonds set for four thousand dollars each for three packing companies Armour Swift and Fairbanks Canning and thirteen individual Packers named by the federal grand jury. Several defendants remain at large as warrants are issued.
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Chicago
Packer
Morrison Ite
Wien
Armour &A. Swift & Co
Fairbanks Canning Company
Armour & Co
Thomas J. Connors
Charles H. Swift
Swift & Co
Cossacks Fire On Strikers In Petersburg Clash
In Petersburg on July 6 Cossacks opened fire on strikers at the Puttle works after police seized a youth entering the site suspected of carrying dynamite. The youth drew a revolver and killed a policeman before being wounded by another officer. Strikers gathered on Peterhoff road as troops charged with whips and then fired, causing several casualties and raising district-wide tension.
Arsenic Death Suspect in Pratt Case Inquest
Lake City July 6 The coroner's jury finds arsenic poisoning caused Josiah M Pratt's death on April 21 implicating his wife and hired man William Persing. State chemist Kinney confirms arsenic in stomach contents. Neighborhood gossip links Persing to Mrs Pratt and inquiries about bank deposits and life insurance.
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Lake City
Josiah M. Pratt
William Persing
Persing
Hermann Cass at Bottom of Calendar In Portland
In federal court the case against Congressman Binger Hermann, indicted for land frauds in Oregon, was placed at the bottom of the calendar signaling a possible Washington trial. The Puter Ware Watson and Mays conspiracy case saw Puter Ware and Watson plead guilty, Mays remaining silent, with Mays setting his plea in Oakland.
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Hermann Cass
Portland
Ore
Binger Hermann
Hermann
Washington
S. A. D. Puter
Maria Ware
Mmma L. Watson
F. P. Mays
Maya
Mays
Oakland
Referendum On End To Chicago Department Store Strike
Drivers vote tonight on ending the department store drivers strike in Chicago. Private car owners demand strike benefits and rebel against union leaders. Lumber drivers press for a prompt settlement as agitation continues.
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Chicago
Tevmaters
Telegraph operators threaten strike in Minneapolis
Telegraph operators on the Great Northern and Northern Pacific lines demand higher pay and shorter hours. They issued an ultimatum and warned a joint strike will begin if their terms are not met by July 6.
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Minneapolis
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Virgil White Recovered Near Scotia After Escape Plot Declared
Sheriff Taylor located Virgil White, son of a former congressman, near Scotia in Greeley County after he disappeared June 27. White agreed to return peacefully with the officer, prompted by his father’s arrival and a plan to see him.
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Scotia
Grand Inland
Neb
Taylor
Virgil White
Jaws
Des Moines
White
Greeley County
Roydatok
Sherif Fl
Murtoe
Ninoel de
Sentia
Vornligve Band Triumph Boosts Oakdale Harvest Fest
The Vornligve band led a twelve piece performance and the Coaleted showcased top HIPOUta. a Clearwater victory by points 18 to 0 followed a late Creek Hata skirmish. Fireworks lit the night as Oakdale townspeople enjoyed the bowery Hall late into the morn, praising local business resolve.
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Deere
Clearwater
Oakdale
Bowery Hall
Frazer & Co. Bail Suspended in Chicago Case
Frazer & Co. faces suspension as the case unfolds in Chicago. The whereabouts of eight Fraser family members are unclear, and a warrant has been issued for Pragers arrest on charges related to an alleged attempt.
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Frazer & Co
Chicaeo
Frazver & Co
Ty Fraser
Mem
Phona Moeitille
PLOEHM GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE IN NEBRASKA
Ploehm confessed to murdering Alma Goos and wounding another at the Goos farm near Plattsmouth. Judge Judao Jeston sentenced him to life in the penitentiary in Lincoln after the guilty plea. The case followed his capture after a days long escape.
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Plattemouth
Neh
Max Ploehoy
Miter
Judao Jeston
Tifa
Lincoln
Ploehm
Fierce Teter
Goos
Mattemouth
Flo
Muitty
Funeral of John Hay Hero’s Burial by Cavalry at Lakewood
July 6 Cleveland reports the burial of Joan Hay with a grand ceremony at Lakeview Cemetery. President Roosevelt, Vice President and Cabinet members led a formal procession, cavalry escorts and honorary pallbearers moving the casket to the hearse and onward to the rail to depart.
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Lakewood Cemetery
Cleveland
Joan Hay
Lakeview Cemetery
Ohio
Titaea A. Garfield
Reetefeller
John Hay
Tomny
Foxte
Roosevelt
Denna
Hierrick
Trogyn A
Huy
Euclid Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Metcalf
Quiet Fourth in Atkinson Nebraska Across Nearby Celebrations
July 6 Special to The News reports a calm Fourth of July in Atkinson with people gathering in Stuart O'Neill and nearby towns. Alexander delivered the Phenix address twenty miles north. Harl Scott of Atkinson won 2.00 in an egg race amid reported mishaps. Athkinson Old Fellows Band performed for Stuart attendees as Omaha visitors Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Chickering toured Atkinson. Chickering praised the country despite heavy rainfall.
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Atkinson
Neb
Stuart
O'Neill
Alexander
Phenix
Atkinaon
Harl Scott
Athkinson Old Fellows
F. H. Chickering
Omaha
A. ©. Crossman
Chickering
Chickering Brothers
Western Wholesale
Full Day of Enjoyment in Stuart Fourth of July Festivities
Crowds from miles around joined a rousing Stuart Fourth of July celebration. A morning parade highlighted by business leaders opened events, followed by an oration by Hon. Lyman Searle and a Declaration reading by Miss Maud Miller. The Atkinson Cornet band, a 24 voice chorus, picnics, sports, and a fireworks and flower display closed the long day.
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Stuart
Lyman Searle
Owaba
Maud Miller
Atkinson Cornet Band
Oakdale July 4 Parade Draws Thousands In Rain
Oakdale Nebraska saw a grand celebration despite heavy rain. A crowd of about 4000 gathered, morning to noon, as locals prepared for a 1 30 p m parade led by a lineup of floats.
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Oakdale
Neb
Tornado Rips Texas Farm Areas Killing and Injuring Dozens
A northeastern Texas tornado near Montague and Nacona kills fourteen in Montague and destroys numerous farmhouses. Widespread damage halts power lines while residents recount losses and injuries across multiple communities.
Tornado claims lives and devastates Montague area
A deadly tornado struck Montague causing multiple fatalities including Warl and family, a pilllow family, and Claibourne White possibly dying. J F Clark drugstore Do Y Lunn grocery and several other buildings including a bank and hardware store were demolished. The storm lasted about thirty minutes with hundreds of stock killed in the area.
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Ays Dem
Ha Uly
Montague
Warl
Lawrence Pillow
Tomlinson Familly
Claibourne White
J. F. Clark
Do Y. Lunn
Ald Bank
G. L. Alcorn
Rem
Rowe Hardware Store
Cloudburst at Baltimore floods city as wires fail
In Baltimore on July 1 a severe cloudburst caused extensive flood damage across the city and county. Bridges, houses, barns washed away. rail lines damaged. telegraph and telephone lines broken. Water surged into streets, forcing residents to seek safety as sewers discharged near Harrison Street.
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Baltimore
Baltimore City
A&e
Harrison Street
Battleship Woerth Splits Torpedo Boat S124 in Harber
Kiel correspondent reports the Woerth rammed the torpedo boat S124 at Kekernford harbor, splitting her in two. Three boiler-room firemen died from escaping steam.
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Berlin
Kiel
Lokal Ansleger
Woerth
Harber
Kekernford
Five Year Old Child and Neighbor Die in Seymour Fire
A fire in Seymour Iowa destroyed the home of Samuel Squillman and killed his five year old son along with the four year old son of neighbor George Billard. The fire was caused by firecrackers and district firefighters battled the flames.
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Seymour, Ia
Samuel Squillman
Seymour
George Billard
Squillman
Weather Forecast for Nebraska From The Morning Bulletin
The Chilean station of the Weather Bureau reports the Nebraska forecast. It predicts warmer weather tonight and Friday with warmer in the western portion and a tendency toward rain. The document includes 24 hour conditions ending 8 am and notes on total rainfall for the year.
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Nebraska
Baseball Scores Across Leagues From Today’s Games
National League results include Philadelphia 8 over New York and Boston 6 over Chicago. American League tallies show Philadelphia 8 against Boston 4 and Cleveland 6 over Chicago 1, with other line scores scattered in the late-night standings.
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Philadelphia
New York
the Ooklen
Boston
Cinetmith B. Strauss
Chilenge
Wiltermire
Philiadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Chieto
Dethoth
Santa
Wreatern Teorne Cinta
Sloan City
Bankruptcy for G J Devlin Court at Topeka
Bankruptcy petition filed in Topeka court against Chariton J Devlin alleging transfer of assets to a failed bank. Creditors seek protection against further losses and possible liquidation of estate. Governor MO may be referenced in relation to state funds and bank matters.
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Bom
Bat
Piel National Bank
Statin Oafbetyiet
Chariton J Bevio Wu
Fehoentideo
Dewitt
Devilina
Plewlin
Fellar
Crop conditions show mixed progress across regions
Weather bureau bulletin reports corn making excellent in most regions while winter wheat harvest advances in the north. Apple and other crops are below average with variable rain damage. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad answers Kansas oil producers’ claim of rate control conspiracy, defense cites statutes of limitations. testimony planned for August.
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Weshington
Weather Bureau
Wieter
Ening
Minnesoce
Sedan
Kan
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Kansas Oj Producers’ Association
Standard Oil Company
Health Commissioner Reports Large Adulterated Food Find
Health Commissioner Darlington announced 1 001 291 pounds of adulterated food were condemned by inspectors in New York City for the week starting June 18. He says the quantity equals one fifth of the year's total adulterated food discovered in 1904, crediting inspector efficiency. In Odeesa, mutineers from the George Pobledono are imprisoned. many expect execution as martial law continues though some rules eased.
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New Yo
Darlington
Wis
New York City
Derlington
Foud
Odeesa
George Pobledonofely
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Stoweiton
Ron
Lin
Fellon
Rou Hay
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Jivehehore
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India
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Vox
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C. CC. Shutherford
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KO Blaehteforn
Mera
Te Patneson
Moe
Mary Lester
Caleb Witte
Mara
Tra Willwine
Sam Holm
Mia
Mary Tenter
G. J. Devlin
Creditora
Topeka
Vanced
Santa Fe Filey
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