Potemkine Mutineers Surrender to Roumanian Authorities
The mutinous Kniaz Potemkine and her torpedo boat companion surrendered to Roumanian authorities near Kusnenji after discussions and terms for surrender. Roumanian officials prepared a berth, while other ships and guards watched as crews were landed and dispersed. Reports from Constantinople note possible Russian retaliation and debates over treasure on board.
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Shenama Press
Lustenzi
Roumania
Andrew Ones
Rustenji
JAP ENVOYS SAIL to Seattle on peace mission
Yokohama July 6. The Minnesota carries Baron Komura and Kogoro Takahira Japanese plenipotentiaries to Seattle for peace talks. Officials, guards, bands, and crowds greeted the delegation with fireworks and honors.
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Associated Press
Yokohama
Japan
Minnesota
Peace Plenipotentiarice Salen
Seatle
Iumbor
I1o
Katstra
My Griscom
Crican
Legsti
Bares Komura
Baron Komura
Peswok
Tatao Orel 2
Tate
Texic Bay
Jutaro Komera
Kogoro Takahira
United States
Baron Homer
Tachibana
M. Yamaza
Sait Hector
HW. Deoison
Foregin
Ratsura
Zoregn
Ister
Baron
Boy wounded by old musket in Wisconsin play
Special to The Northwestern reports Winneconne Wisconsin July incident where a five year old boy, son of sTgnn Quigsey, was severely wounded in the side by an old musket used by him and his older brother during play. The gun had not been used for years and recovery is expected.
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Northwestern
Winneconne
Wis
Weed
sTgnn
Jt 18
Wealthy coal dealer found dead amid suspect substances
Cle Verett E Bull of Hull & Co. coal and coke dealers was found dead in his Union Club room. A bottle of corrosive sublimate was discovered. Dr Montgomery said Bull likely died of Bright's disease and heart degeneration, though poison theories linger. Postmortem planned. He was about 38.
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Associated Press
Cleverett E. Bull
A of Huil & Co
Wes
Union Club
Montgomery
Bull
Hull
Dor Montgomery
Birull
Mgr
Mell
T Tremeon
Bright
Akron
Ohio
Jacobs
Roosevelt Clears Desk After Sagamore Hill Visit
President Roosevelt spent time on executive business after arriving at Sagamore Hill for engagements with visitors including Baron Kaneko. The Far East situation was discussed without conclusions on peace talks. The Sagamore Hill Fourth of July fireworks party, postponed for the president’s Cleveland funeral duties, will be held tonight.
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Associated Press
Oyster Bar
L. A
Roosevelt
Sagmore
Baron Haneko
New York
Baron Kaneko
Sagamore Hill
Cleveland
Har
Stage Held Up Near Meadows Idaho by Highwayman
A Warren to Meadows stage was robbed near Resort station by a single bandit who forced the driver to open mail sacks and discard their contents. The thief took all registered letters and valuables worth about $1.20 as two passengers and the driver were fined up and relieved of their valuables. The robber was unmasked and fled.
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Associated” Press
Meadows
Idaho
Warren
Resort Station
Cashier Bowman of Hagerstown Bank Dies by Own Hand
Hagerstown Maryland July 3 19 cash ier Bowman cashier of the Hagerstown Commercial bank committed suicide by self inflicted act. He was a defaulter to at least 102 dollars and may owe more as relief and papers are sorted by Receiver J A Speckerhien.
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Sy Associated Press
Hagerstown
Mad
Bowman
Hagerstown Commercial Bank
Hoe
J. A. Speckerhien
Submarine Farfadet Refloated Amid Reports of Loss
A private dispatch from Bizerta Tunisia reports the submarine Farfadet was refloated today and towed to the arsenal. The crew is said to have perished, but the report is not officially confirmed.
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New York
Toly
London Standard Telegraphs
Kruger
Kniez Potemkine
London
Rrese
Paris
Bizerta
Tunis
Five lumber firms reengage old union drivers
Associated Press reports in Chicago that five lumber concerns have again hired their former union drivers while releasing the non-union workers. The move marks a return to prior labor arrangements as of today.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Reid Reception Delayed Fourth of July Sparks London Crowd
The Dorchester House hosted a vast gathering of Americans and British notables for a Fourth of July reception delayed due to security and political reasons. Guests included Barard Culling, Joseph Pulitzer, W. K. Vanderbilt, J. P. Morgan, Duchess of Marlborough, Lord Cheylesmore, and Chief Justice Alverstone.
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Y Associated Press
London
Dorchester
Rouse
Ambassador Reid
Foreign
Cheyisyy
Waterloo
James
Lady McGregor
Alverstone
Charles and Ley
Earl
Countess of
Yarinonih
City Divides Over School Bias Allegations
Reported dispute centers on Br. J. B. Brewer and principal Muenich in a high school case. Dr Brewer accuses bias in student Brewer passing while Muenich allegedly assaulted. police affidavit of prejudice filed. Court actions split over the affair as defense and prosecutors clash.
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Br. J. B. Brewer
Max “Son School
Echools
Young Gaushi
Muenich
Brewer
Dr. Brewer
Mr. Aine
Brew
Mveenich
Princ
Smeenich
Bach
Hrebs
Bencs
Rt 2 Cir
Daitter
Daiter
Kansas Supreme Court ruling stalls Kansas Nat gas firm
The Kansas state supreme court prohibits the Kansas Nat from engaging in business amid owner alarm. The decision may alter the mandate’s setter, but the corporation’s operations in the state are unlikely to shift to a subsidiary controlled by the Kansas Natural Gas company.
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Pittsverg
Kansas State Supreme Court
Kansas Nat
Pittshburger
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas Natarai Gas Compan
Double tragedy hits families in Wisconsin towns
Madison man learns of his wife and sister in law’s deaths during his uncle’s funeral in Stoughton due to a gas leak. Pete Dowling, once famed left hand pitcher, is reported killed at La Grenda after being run over by a train in a distant incident.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wis
Tury
L. W. Dery
Brodhead
O. E. Terry
Stoughton
Pete” Dowling
Milxrankie
Pete Dowling
la Gr
Rosen to be Presented to President Roosevelt
Baron Rosen the new Russian ambassador arrives in Washington to succeed Count Cassini and will be formally presented to President Roosevelt next Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the White House. The ceremony is arranged for the Oval Office.
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Sr Associates Press
Oyster Bar. L
Baron Rosen
Washington
Count Cassini
Roosevelt
I Cclock
Saganmnice Hi
Stevens Named Chief Engineer to Panama Canal
John F. Stevens is appointed chief engineer of the Panama Canal project to replace John F. Wallace. He left Chicago today by the Baltimore and Ohio for Washington and, with Theodore P. Shonts, plans to sail for the Panama in a few days.
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Chicago
John F. Stevens
John F. Wallace
Baltimore & Ohio Today
Washington
Theodore P. Shonts
Stevens
Panema
Major Culley Dead Former Kenosha Mayor Passes at 67
Major Frank G. Culley, once mayor of Kenosha and a noted literary figure, died in Milwaukee at age sixty seven. The Associated Press reports his death on the scene with brief biographical notes.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Wiscone
Kenosha
Frank GC. Culley
Major Culley
Japanese Land Forces Reported On Sakhalin Island
A July dispatch from St Petersburg reports Japanese troops landing on Sakhalin Island near Karsskorska and Chipivan. Russian defenses were weak and unable to halt the operation. Further notes describe bombardments near Hara Kira and casualties at Karsahorsk as Japanese forces push northward. The movement is linked to Japan's armistice strategy ahead of talks in Washington.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Saxhsm
St Petersburg
Rojestyenncky
Jon
Liapeenone
Gakahalin
Chipivan
Karsskorsa¢ Amt
Hara Kira
Ube Imhab
Karsahorsk
St. Petersbure
Jeiu
Graf Linevyiteh
Washington
Sakhaila
Japan
Miss Sutton Dominates British Tennis Championship
Sutton of Pasadena wins British championship defeating Afiss Dougiss 2–0 in the final. The Seo notes a 6-2 5-2 set score as the women’s match. In all England singles N El Brookes of Australia loses to Iz Doherty 8–5 6–2. A new running record emerges in Birmingham as H A Na man of Penn State University clocks 31.1 seconds for 313 yards, beating EL D Wood’s 32.23 seconds.
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Pennsylvenia University
EL D. Wood
Excursion Day Plans Hold National Christian Endeavor
By Associated Press Baltimore Md July 20 delegates and visitors prepare for three excursions to Washington and nearby sites for the Christian Endeavor national convention. District Commissioner McFarland will address the group from the Capitol Steps while Rev Dr James L Hill is slated to speak at Gettisburg. Officials and delegates will gather with families at a campfire in Anmory Bali tonight.
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Associated Press
Baltimore Ma
Toder
Society
Was
McFarland
Capitol Steps
Gettisburg
James L. Hill
Chesapeake der
Gover
Anmory Bali
Picketing Resumes in Teamsters Strike
Chicago July reports the resumption of extreme picketing in the teamsters strike. Union leaders promise to monitor conditions and avoid attacks on non union workers while seeking information to conduct the strike intelligently.
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Chicago
Teamsters
T. J. Bren
Griver
Grivers
Iter
Indictments and Criticism Hit Detroit Naturalization
July thirty four indictments and a report criticizing Detroit recorder's court for lax naturalization methods were presented to Judge Swan. The federal grand jury, investigating alleged fraudulent naturalizations, targets Ferrar and Palma, former city detective bureau member and Italian leader.
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Associated
Erexit
Detroit
Mich
Barnes Machine Company Incorporated in Madison Wis
A new firm named Barnes Machine Company Oshkosh was incorporated today with capital stock of 50000 dollars. Incorporators are J A Barnes E M Philips and L A Barnes. D E Riordan legislative agent of the Northwestern read has fled his expense account totaling 3266 dollars.
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Madison
Wis
A Barnes
Oshkosh
J. A. Barnes
E. M. Philips
Lb. A. Barnes
D. E. Riordan
Northwestern
Read
Wisconsin’s Oldest Beibs Watrous and City Pugilist
Social news and church notices fill the page with brief items from Milwaukee and Oshkosh. Markets and rail rates are listed alongside entertainment notes from The Theater and a clever young pugilist reared in the city. A portrait accompanies the Wisconsin historical column, and a feature on Winnebago Lake frames the day’s notices.
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Milwaukee
New York Letter
Ogshkosh
Scienceore
Wisconsin
Beibs Watrous
J. Rew
Lake
Cotton scandal ends as leakage case stalls officials
July reports from Washington state that Edwin S Holmes, associate statistician, was dismissed after findings of leaking advance crop data to New York brokers. Secretary Wilson announced a full bureau reorganization to prevent further leaks while investigations proceed with no prosecution filed yet. Theodore Price of New York denied acquaintance with the brokers named.
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Associated Press
Washlaztion
D. C
J. Ormstead
Department of Agriculture
Edwin 5. Holmes
Tday
Wilson
Sir. Gimstead
Pea of Statistics
Department
Cuba
Philigsit
BD. C
Secrer
Richard Cheatham
Coton Plantera’ Association
Coller Brokers
New York
Secre E Wisor
Publc
Edwin S. Holmes
Bureau of Statistics
Aim
In7re
United States
District of Columbia
Holmes
Price
Theodore Fr. Price
LC van Riper
Mr. Haas
Fighting Still Goes On In German Southwest Africa
Associated Press reports ongoing fighting in German Southwest Africa with German troops engaging rebel bands. Since the June 27 clash at Marus Jane Iv, German forces reportedly stormed a position, killing many natives while suffering two officers and three men killed, one sergeant and eleven men wounded.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Africa
Marus
Jane Iv
Grasser
Rses
Sars Ai
Seer
Woman Taken for Fraud in Chicago Case
Mrs Mamie Wik is accused of posing as J G Hi’s daughter in law and selling a horse to ranch owner WG Parker of Kansas with misrepresentation. Charged with fraud she allegedly received 265. Cherie Cuill, a claimed coachman, was also arrested.
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Br Associates Press
Chicago
Mamie Wik
Wve
J. 3
Great Northern Railwar
WG. Parker
Kana5
Cherie Cuill
Harmon Must Testify In Federal Paper Co Probe
Milwaukee July 3 A P dispatch from Sheboygan reports Judge Seaman of the United States court ordered E T Harmon director of the Grand Rapids Wis Paper Co to answer questions in a petition by federal authorities probing the General Paper Co. The judge also ruled on the right of appeal for those testifying.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee, Wis
Journal Special
Sheborgan
Seaman
United Sistes Court
Art 2
General Paper
E. T. Harmon
Grand Rapids, Wis
Governor names guard for semi centennial celebration
Governor Warner assigns Company L of the Third Regiment ML X G as personal body guard for the governor during the resident's semi centennial celebration at Seo on August 3. The move highlights security for the event in Menominee Michigan.
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Br Associated Press
Menominee, Mich
Warner
Company L
Third Regiment
ML X. G
Lightning Strikes Nine In Brooklyn Park Storm
During a severe storm in the afternoon, nine people were struck by lightning in Prospect Park Brooklyn. Several sustained minor injuries, with no fatalities reported.
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Associated Press
New York
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Two Brothers Drown in Winnipesaukee River
In Laconia New Hampshire on July 8 brothers Fred Finn aged fifteen and Justin Finn aged twelve drowned while swimming in the Winnipesauke river. The tragedy occurred during a day of recreational activity with authorities investigating the incident.
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Associated Press
Laconia, N. H
Fred
Justin Finn
Winnipesauke River
Mayor Resists Subcontract Clarification on Main Street Bridge
City officials clash with Modern Steel Structural Co representative Mr. Harding over subcontract approval for assembling the Main Street bridge superstructure. Contractor insists no subcontract, while city seeks adherence to specifications and no delays as work nears shipment and completion.
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Atr
Harding
Maurer Banderab
Earl Letinane
Kate Hiro
Aney
Banderab
Vietue
Class of 186 Graduates from St Peter s Parish School
Ten pupils of St Peter s parochial school were graduated this year with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev Clifford. The ceremony featured a gold medal for top average awarded to Frank Keenan and a gold and emerald rosary for best conduct awarded to John W Ragen. The class motto was Integ ry Sacred and colors were white.
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St. Peter's Parochial School
Wiam PB. Britt
Thomas J. Dunne
Patrick McCarthy
John W. Ragan
Francis P. Keenan
Herold A. Broderick
Lilian M. Angum
Margaret L. Gage
Me Angum
Johanna M. Stracy
HL. Clifford
St. Peter's Catholic Church
High Street
St. Peters School
Frank
Keenan
John W. Ragen
Trustees Bid In Times Publishing Property Auction
TheTimes Publishing Company property was sold this forenoon under mortgage terms. Trustees bid in most assets, with Charles Barber purchasing the equity for 20 dollars and the remainder of property, including presses and type, bid in by trustees for 315,900. Creditors not elders are cut off and trustees aim to resell after securing a clear title.
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Times Publishing Company
Charles Barber
Times Com
Henry Barber
Times Company
Mergenthaler
Mergenthaler Company
RC. Russell
Mergenthalers
Death of Mrs Dennon In Miwank After Paralysis Stroke
Announcement from this city reports the death of Mrs Anna Dennen due to a paralysis stroke. The remains will be taken to Kane for burial, with HS Monroe joining the residence at James.
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Anna Dennen
Miwank
Kane
HS Monroe
James
German officer commits suicide after torpedo boat collision
First Lieutenant Miernheim, commander of the torpedo boat SS, reportedly killed himself with a revolver at his residence last night. The officer faced humiliation following the July 5 collision with the battleship Woerth and the ensuing incident damaged his standing.
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Associated Press
Miernheim
Woerth
Torpedo Boats Whipple and Stewart Collide Near Harbor
In Rockland Maine on Thursday night the torpedo boat destroyers Whipple and Stewart collided as they neared the harbor on arrival from Gardner's Bay. Whipple's steering gear was badly damaged with debris and damage reported.
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Associated Press
Rockland
Maine
Whipple
Stewart
Celision
Gardner's Bay
Walter Hittredge Dead Poet Behind Tenting on the Old Camp Ground
Walter Hittredge, the poet and author of Tenting on the Old Camp Ground, died at his Reeds Ferry home today. The Manchester area writer, aged and frail, left a widow and one daughter as his survivors.
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Y Associated Press
Manchester
N. H
Walter Hittredge
Reeds Ferry
Albany August Convening Planned by Catholic Young Men’s Union
Rev Walter J Shaniey president of the Catholic Young Men's National Union announced the annual convention would be held in Albany on August 22 and 23. The notice comes from Danbury Connecticut via the Associated Press reporting.
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Associated Press
Danbury, Conn
Walter J. Shaniey
Catholic, Young Men's
W National Union
Albany
Lawson Attacks the System and Ballots Against Money Power
Kansas City commentator Tom Lawson denounces the economic "system" in Ottawa Kansas urging voters to divest from stocks and bonds. He argues the few own the many, warns of slavery as an alternative, and says the public must reclaim wealth via government bonds or municipal control to trigger a systemic collapse and price relief.
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Ottawa
Kas
Tromeas
Lawson
Mer
Kansas City
T. Jerome
Atorney
New York City
Als
Kansas
Rogers
William Jennings Bryan
United States
IMS
Roosevelt
Gulliver
Lilliputia
Congress
Senate
Deal Falls Through in Decatur Candy Plant Effort
W B Stickner says the deal with Decatur Candy and Packing Co. has failed temporarily and may be adjusted later. The plan to sell lots in Lull's Park Addition to raise funds for removal costs is dropped, though lots were selling well. The exact difficulty remains unclear.
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W. B. Stickner
Board of Trade
Decatur Candy and Packing Company
Lull's Park
Mr. Suckney
Weather and Market News Preview from Wisconsin Region
Weather forecast for Wisconsin calls for fair to cooler conditions tonight and Sunday with fresh northerly winds. Local observations note partly cloudy skies this afternoon and a cloudy outlook, as U.S. Weather Bureau data shows barometer readings and high temperature trends. Market quotation references mention a premium on a Japanese loan figure amid bourse activity, with data supplied by S. Beymann Co.
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