Death to the czar declared by Reds in Russia
Proclamations in St. Petersburg announce death sentences for Emperor and top officials. Stolypin, now premier, orders ruthless measures to crush revolution. Foreign journalists restricted, clubs closed, and nationwide unrest spreads from St. Petersburg to Warsaw and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Trepoff
M. Pobedohestzeff
Holy Synod
Orloff
Baltic
Peterbot
Goremykin
M. Launitz
Stolipin
Lengreeviks Arrive in Carlsbad With Touring Party
Mr and Mrs alas Longsworth arrived in Carlsbad on July 23 with an automobile touring party.
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Lengreeviks
Carlsbad
Alas Longsworth
Wreck Of Great Northern Train Near Camden Wash Kills Seven
A fast mail train left the rails near Camden Washington and plunged seventy feet into Diamond Lake after an apparent sun kink on spreading rails. Seven lives were lost and seven seriously injured, with many others hurt. Engineers Munson and Bell stayed at their posts as divers searched for the locomotive amid the burning submerged cars.
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Great Northern
Camden, Wash
Diamond Lake
Munson
Bell
Hinnenan
Oregon Railroad and Navigation
Guupany
Spokane
Wash
Lucky dogs in clover in Greenwich summer homes
A hundred New Yorkers housed at Greenwich, Connecticut, as Mrs. H. H. Kibbe leads the Bideawee effort to place pets with summer hosts. Joseph Waine supervises a swimmer outing while Kibbe remains to oversee welfare. within days 200 more dogs and cats will join from New York City for season-long care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
Leahy Farm
HH. T. Kibbe
Bideawee
Joseph Waine
New York
Glidden Tourists Reach Maine In Tented Camps
The Glidden tour party led by Jackman, Maine, traveled 109 miles east from Quebec in about eight hours without incident. Hotel space being scarce, the group slept in tents and log cabins during their Maine stop.
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Jackaman
Jay
Maine
Jackman
Quebec
Tragic Rutland Rail Crossing Fatalities
Vernon H. Keel and Mrs. Mattie Whitten of Shrewsbury were killed and Fred Bissett of Shrewsbury seriously injured when their car failed to stop for an oncoming northbound Rutland flier near Vernon in Vernon town on July 31.
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Fililea
Rutland
Ity
Vernon H. Keel
Mattie Whitten
Shrewsbury
Fred Bissett
Boston
Strike Disrupts New Bradford Street Car Service
Street car service in New Bradford halted five hours before scheduled time due to a strike by 200 employees of the Union Street Railway Company seeking higher wages shorter hours and wage recognition. Prospects for resuming traffic later today appear doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Badford
Mass
Union Street Roailway Company
Cattle Queen Expands Vast Texas Ranch Empire
Kingsville Texas July 25 Mre if M. King purchases Taure los ranch comprising 176000 acres for 1000000 dollars. The Abs King line now owns 1286000 acres, nearly doubling prior holdings and establishing a vast cattle empire in the region.
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Cattle Queen's Great
Kingsville
Tex
Mre
If. M. King
Taurelos
King
Rhode Ee
Samson Triumphs In Iroquois Stakes At Brighton
Samson led from start to finish to win the $7,500 Iroquois stakes over one mile and a quarter at Brighton Beach, defeating Albert P with Flrmnap third. Kuroki the favorite trailed, while Albert F. claimed a distant third as Samson prevailed by a length.
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New York
Samson
Brighton Beach
Albert P
Flrmnap
Shaw
Walf
Kuroki
Albert F
Martin Seat
Albert FP
Clovercrest
Tirebrand
Miss Ogden
Kentucky Beau
Penkrins
Tony Bonero
Belle Ef Pequest
Water Tank
Lone Hand
Albert J
Firmnep
Rubric
Bobby Kern
Geranium
Sieth Race
Yowrie
Somnus
Clements
Miniberia
Umbrelia
Flowaway
Baseball Scores From Yesterday In National And American Leagues
In Wakefield Massachusetts on July 23 the Essex county life match at 200 and 500 yards rapid drew forty competitors for seven prizes. Bugler George W. Chesley of Company B Second Massachusetts Infantry won first with 83 of 100. Lt. D. W. Wentworth of the First Maine Infantry again starred in the re entry matches.
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Wakefield
Mass
George W. Chesley
Second
Massachusetts Infantry
D. W. Wentworth
First
Maine Infantry
Favorites beaten at Island Park in four races
Albany July 25 after two days of rain Island Park hosted four trot races. Nut Boy the heavy 2:14 trot favorite finished well off the pace as other favorites were beaten in the day’s program.
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Pavorites
Ash Benicn
Albany
Island Park
Nut Boy
Lipton Senda Shamrock Models Arrive in New York
The Atlantic liner Minnehaha brought three Shamrock racing yacht models to New York from Sir Thomas Lipton. The models were consigned to the New York Yacht Club for display and potential commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipton
New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
Gourdain Quits Foliet in Lottery Case Flight
Louis A. Gourdain, under sentence for operating a lottery, abruptly fled Jo liet with his wife and son, taking all their baggage on a Rock Island westbound train after a demand for the penitentiary term to be enforced.
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Gourdain
Foliet
Iglibt
Th. Poly
Louis A. Courdain
Joliet
Rock Island
Twenty Slaughter Houses Closed in Philadelphia
Twenty slaughter houses condemned as insanitary were closed permanently in Philadelphia. Sixteen other establishments were improved by order of the board of health.
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Philadelphia
Tully
Board of Health
Bryan Rider Endorsed at Peace Conference
The inter party peace conference in London adopts W. J. Bryan's rider to the arbitration treaty following his fervent advocacy for the addition. The action marks a pivotal moment in the negotiations amid ongoing efforts toward neutral mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
London
Inter Partiamentary Peace Conference
W. J. Bryan
Hartje trial nears end as handwriting experts testify in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on July 25 the Hartje divorce case resumed with Edward Hartje on the stand. Handwriting experts Dr Persifer Javer and Professor Drake testified the exhibits were by the same author. The defense noted letters and notes tied to the case, including the Dearest Edith form, while prosecutors warned of possible further arrests after the divorce ruling.
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Pittsburg
Jetters
John M. Sveeman
Edward
Hartie
Abellant
Edith
Alystery
Nexme
Watson & Freeman
B B. Smith, Jr
Allegheny
St. Nicholas Vuildbag
Helen Scott
Gartie
Frazer
Professor Drake
Chicago
Augustus Blartje
John J. Welshons
Chfford Hees
Roachman
Mary Scott Hartje
Festus King
Robb
New Jersey News Dentists For Colleges
Reports cover subrogate eyes, gun accident at a party injuring Mrs. Neeler of Trenton. A swimmer named Charles Lee nearly drowns in the Delaware River and is revived after an hour. Alfred Vanderbilt sports a hack driver's badge to highlight union price cuts. Essex County surrogate George P. Russell faces possible eye loss from a foul tip while umpiring at Bradley Beach. Frederick Liang convicted of first degree murder in Bonhamtown. death sentence expected. defense plans no testimony to show derangement.
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George P. Russell
Newark
Essex County
Bradley Beach
Ashbury Park
Lang Guitty
Frederick Liang
Katie Gordon
Bonhamtown
Lane
Alan
Theodore Strong
Lang
Block of Sidewalk Collapse Shuts Fulton Street Traffic
NEW YORK July 25 The Brooklyn shopping district near Dutfield street saw panic as a block of sidewalk collapsed. Surface and elevated traffic halted for two hours. Wooden shoring for a nearby subway project failed and stone flagging dropped into a 20 foot excavation. Several pedestrians narrowly escaped harm.
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New York
Brooklyn
Fulton Street
Dutfield
Belore
Jersey Coast Disposal Fight Moves to State Action
Governor Stokes seeks to curb New York City garbage dumping at sea along the Jersey shore. He wires Attorney General McCarter and the State Board of Health urging steps to compel cessation and protect coastal sanitation amid resident protests and property-owner concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Coast
Jersey Shore
Poison Plot Reported at Meridian Hotel
Anna Nolan a laundress at Lauderdale Springs hotel about forty miles above Meridian was arrested on charges of attempting mass poisoning of the proprietor, staff, and guests. The woman allegedly dropped rat poison into coffee served to diners, with two guests seriously affected and others weakened.
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Rata
Oaffce
Meridian
Miss
Anna Nolan
Lauderdale Springs
Smallpox Alarm in Newton Triggers Widespread Quarantine
Newton faces growing smallpox concerns with several defined cases and uncertain totals. Railroad mail agents report twenty one ill. authorities impose a general quarantine and sanitize the town as residents face containment measures. Drowning death noted near Morristown as Thomas Duke of Elizabeth, New Jersey, drowned at Green Pond after diving from a boat.
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Newton
Thomas Duke
Elizabeth
N. J
Green Pond
Morristown
Duke
Signal Tower Collapse Injures Four at Walnut Mountain Site
A wooden United States signal tower about ten feet high on Walnut Mountain near Stevensville collapsed during a summer colony visit by sixteen New York visitors. Four people were injured as the structure fell. The tower serves as a disused 452 signal station used to observe Walnut Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
United States Signal Tower
Walnut Mountain
New York
Stevensville
Supposed Empty Tank Explodes at Standard Oil Works
In Durham North Carolina a reportedly empty 40 600 gallon gasoline tank exploded at Standard Oil works. Twenty year old Laula Holloway was killed when blown from the tank top and clothing stripped from her body. Another worker, Tom Lanscard, was so badly burned he is expected to die.
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Raleega
N. C
Standard Oil Company
Durham
Laula Holloway
Tom Lans- Card
Holloway
Five Crooks Arrested in Wall Street Stock Tax Evasion
In New York July 26 state secret service agents arrested five men in the financial district for stock tax stamp swindling. Authorities call the arrests among the most significant in Wall Street crime history. The gang is believed to have netted about $250,000.
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Wall Street
New York
Financial District
Mizner Pursues Wife as Early Morning Vexes
Chicago July 25 Wilson Mizner attempted to enter the Yerkes house to pursue his wife. Admission was refused and he spoke with the winds, trying to gain entry amid factory sounds and doors.
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Chicago
Wilson Mizner
Yerkes House
Absent Minded Fiance Dying After Wedding Day Abandonment
John Hydro a boss carpenter from Frenton, discharged from work, went to a friend's yard where three women talked and deliberately shot himself. He lies in St. Franci s Hospital in a dying condition. Hydro was to be married days earlier but vanished on the wedding date and the bride refused him. he claimed he forgot the day.
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John Hydro
Frenton
St. Francis’ Hospital
Hydra
Rescue and Escape on Loraine Off Atlantic City
Thousands witnessed the fishing schooner Loraine strike a sand bar near the inlet at Atlantic City and nearly capsize. The three crewmen and Captain Johnson lashed to the rigging to avoid being swept away as waves filled the hold and tore the mainmast. Captain Parker of the life saving station led volunteers to pull them from the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Johnson
Parker
Government Life Saving Station
Eleven Bodies Recovered After Framingham Building Collapse
In South Framingham the death toll rose to eleven as body of Henry T. Sawyer, a hardware dealer, was recovered from the ruins of a Concord Street block. Debris removal continues with four more believed buried. several workers still missing. Police investigation urged by selectmen after the collapse.
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Satoyer
Framingham
Colle
Concord
Henry Ti
Sawyer
Nicholson
GENERAL RICE BURIED. Caususk Honor Paid Dead.
Brigadier General Edward Rice is buried with Grand Army rituals in Boston after in state at the Massachusetts statehouse. Elected officials and military leaders attended the funeral by soldiers from Fort Banks and the Seventh Regiment, with interment planned at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Boston
Eld
Emmanuel Church
E.W. Kinsley
Edward Rice
Fort Banks
Massachusetts Militia
Statehouse
Unosus
Philippines
South Station
Federal Express
Washington
National Cemetery
Arlington
Latonia Feature Race Headlines Close Handicap Card
John English Took Latonia in a handicap feature on July 26 at Cincinnati. John Hagelish won the handicap with Gus Heidorn finishing second and The Minks placing third. No favorites won. three second choices and two outsiders captured purses.
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John English
Cincinnati
John Hagelish
Latonia
Gus. Heidorn
Minks
Financial and Commercial Closing Stock Quotations
Closing stock quotations show mixed prices across railways and utilities with minor gains for several names. Notable entries include Union Pacific, Metropolitan, Reading, Southern Pacific, and Westinghouse, with varied percentages and cents reflecting a turbulent market session.
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Prime Mercantile Paper
Dalances
Amal Copper
Central
Atchison
Aevenss
BS Nort, &. West
Oc. C
Rael
Ches
Ohio
St. Paul
Chi
Northw
BB & He
We. Gen. Electric
EL Central
Texas Pacific
Buckawanna
Union Peolte
Sie Louis
Nash
Ss! Steel
Manhattan
Uy S Steel
Metropolitan
Union
Missouri Pac
Agricultural Market Report with Steady Prices Across Goods
Market notes show steady and unchanged prices for grains and livestock. Wheat flour and wool hold firm while potatoes and live poultry list steady or slightly varied figures. cattle hogs and lambs show tight supply with steady to firm bids.
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Minnesota
Plokgd
la Orn
Fair Banena
Jersey
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Peterhof
Tropos
Paul Dolgoroukofe
Caucasus
Constitutional Democratic Party
Meyer
Northern Express
Berlin
Constitutional Democratic Club
Constitutional Democrats
Prince Paul Delgourekoff
Fentral
Viborg
Baron Fredericks
Predericks
Catecliia
Campbell- Bannerman
Interparliamentary Union
Reed
Straya
Huss
Narva
Viborkski
Neva
Cidessx
Maldo Yanks
Warsaw
Russian Poland
Moscow
Iirvices
Father Koyarkoff
Voronesmyi
Michaelsamoff
Rostov-on-the-Don
Camden
Earl Grey
ST. John's
N.fp
Bari Grey
Fshing
MacGregor
Carnathe
Wik
Raurer
Ottawa
Boul
Glidden Tourista
Brighton
Pronteins
Plitebur
Cour
Errers
Ork
Pittabure
Bataeterles
Ames
McGinnity
Bresnahan
Leever
Gibson
Whee
Brooklin
Pete Denene
Bason
Kling
Reulbach
Lundgren
AK Cincinnati
Cincinnati Philadelphia
Ercers
See
Dogin
Wicker
Livingston
Schlet
St. Louis
Man
O'Neill
Linde- Karger
Grady
Pittsboro
Pal Baer
Detroit
Endeme Area
Warner
Philadelpiaan
Patterson
Isbel Bender
Schre
Stl. Louis
Hipwell
Spencer, Smith
Cleveland
Joss
Buelow
Young
Armbruster
Hills
Mels
Tannehill
Peterson
Chagabo cc
Bt. Louis
Boston Seas
Werther
Hartje
Brother
Famons
Fox
NEW Jersey News
Garden ‘State
Tip—Lang
Vanderbilt
Owen Tiernan
Walter Neeler
Trenton
Tiernan
Charles Lee
Delaware River
Burling
Lee
Alfred G. Vandervilt
Atlantic Oltr
Busmren
Hackmen
Falla In
Newton, N. J
Mizner
South Framingham
General Rice
Walder “kStoria
Trowmartina
Trowmart
Financial and Commercial
New York Markets
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