Mutinies and Siege at Sveaborg Fortress
Reports from Stockholm and Helsingfors detail a large mutiny at Sveaborg, with rebels seizing parts of the fortress while loyal troops and artillery clash. Fire from torpedo vessels and heavy casualties are reported as mutineers hold sections of the island fortress guarding Helsingfors.
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Fortress of Speakers
Skatudden
Helsingfors
Red Guard
Sveaborg
Stockholm
Finland
Fleisingsfors
Labor’s political push by American Federation of Labor
Washington notes that the American Federation of Labor with about 1.6 million members has entered politics to push labor friendly reforms. It seeks eight hour work limits on most federal contracts, an anti injunction law, anti convict labor laws, and support for initiative and referendum, contrasting with Congress’s inaction since 1904.
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Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Republican Congressional Committee
New York City
Democratic Congressional Committee
Labor
Congress
United States
Department of Justice
Goveran
Federation
Stolypin Cabinet Reshuffle Nears Final Approval
Premier Stolypin signals a completed cabinet reorganization while negotiations end and the emperor’s acquiescence is assumed. A statement from the St. Petersburg news agency says unfilled portfolios have not been assigned yet, delaying formal announcement for several days.
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Stolypin
St. Petersburg
Wilson in Washington Reports on Meat Inspecting Regs
Secretary Wilson returned to Washington from Richmond where he inspected meat extract plants and said meat inspection regulations are well observed by packers and trade. He noted many small establishments have yet to apply for inspection despite advertising that inspection is mandatory for interstate or foreign trade.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Richmond
Oil King at Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller and Mrs. Rockefeller arrived in Cleveland on the Lake Shore Limited and were whisked to Forest Hill. Rockefeller said the stay would last until autumn, shorter than usual due to their trip abroad, with hope to see many friends before moving east in October.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Lake Shore
Forest Hill
Rockefel
Union Station
Rockefelter
Great Northern Rules on Dividends Cited at Hearing
R I Farrington vice president of the Great Northern Railway testified before Minnesota’s railway and warehouse commission that despite earnings, President James J Hill set a seven per cent dividend cap for stockholders. He said improvements were funded from surplus until new stock is issued in blocks of twenty five million dollars.
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Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
State Railway and Warehouse Commission
Minnesota
R. I. Farrington
Great Northern Railway Company
Great Northern Railway
James J. Hill
Icemen case in common pleas court over leniency plea
The Toledo Icemen face a veracity dispute in common pleas court before Judge Babcock. The issue is whether Judge Hinkade promised leniency for guilty pleas, with ice trust attorneys and defense producing evidence. If they fail, the Icemen face six months in the work house.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Icemen
Common Pleas
Babcock
Cleveland
Hinkade
Ice Trust
Pennsylvania Railway cuts maximum one way fare and adjusts books
The Pennsylvania Railway company will announce a reduction of its maximum one way passenger fare from 3% cents to 2% cents. It will also state that thousand mile books will be sold for 20 cents, with the cash deposit previously required being eliminated.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Ita
Madison Jeweler Joseph Bardenheler Found Shot to Death
Two bullets pierced the head of Madison jeweler Joseph Bardenheler, whose body was found near Madison. Investigators suspect murder possibly connected to a Chicago boy and a vendetta. A hunter’s ground shows a fierce struggle, with missing watch and valuables.
Corner Stone Laid at Senate Building Ceremony
Washington July 21 the cornerstone of the new senate building facing the capitol plaza was laid in an informal ceremony attended by Elliott Woods superintendent of the capital and other officials.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Nenate
Capitol Plaza
Elliott Woods
James O Connell Frea and Labor Federation Figures
Readable text mentions James O Connell Frea and leaders within the International Association of Mombentot Labor. It notes divisions or factions in the political Carter era and ties to the American Federation of Labor, with reference to labor organization activity.
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James, O'Connell Frea
International Association of Mombentot Labora
Dietz Manhunt Boer in Cameron Dam Standoff
A Wisconsin manhunt unfolds as John F Dietz eludes capture near Cameron dam. Sheriff Gylland seeks federal troops amid threats and a deadly pursuit that left John Rogich wounded and Clarence Dietz in grave condition.
Fortieth Anniversary of AP Dean Major Osbern
St Louis July 31 Charles Sones Osborn veteran AP correspondent since 187? marking forty seven years service earns dean status of Associated Press He retired from active work four years ago but remains in advisory role at the St Louis office Born Utica New York 1847 he learned telegraphy in Pittsburgh and came to St Louis in 1883 later joined AP as operator and then correspondent
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Associated Press
St. Louise
Charles Sones Oxborn
St. Touls
Osborn
Mejor
T. Louis
Osbern
Utica
Pluteburg
St. Loula
Cincinnati
Tsao
Associated Preas
Bryan Maxes Demand
Judge Owen P Thompson of Jacksonville NL announced that William J Bryan requested Sullivan be urged to resign as national committeeman to preserve party harmony in a message dated July 17. The letter was delivered to call Sullivan to step down for unity.
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Associated Preece
Chicago
Owen P Thompson
Jacksonville
William J. Bryan
Thompson
Power Sullivan
Bryan
Sullivan
Harmony
Judge’s Statement on Sullivan and Bryan Letter
Judge Thompson reports delivering Bryan’s message to Mr. Sullivan who refused to resign. A public letter declares Sullivan holds the national committee seat by fraud and asserts honest Democrats cannot associate with him.
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Thompson
Sullivan
Bryan
National
War in the Caucasus and unrest in Kursk province
Reports from St Petersburg describe fierce Caucasus fighting between Armenians Tartars and Russians near the Per Asian frontier with fear of a holy war amid agitation among Bhtyta and Sunulte T tura. Alarming news from Borlesovea Kursk province notes General Ledvinoff threatening to open fire if arms are not surrendered by four oclock. Private Wtters say Lithuanian pennants around Kovno have paused work as rain washes the fields and landlords fear venturing out.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Sveaborg
St. Petersburg
Maxim Kovalevsky
Kharkov
Caucasus
Ar Menians
Tartara
Russhins
Kursk
Ledvinoff
Lithuania
Kovno
Tobacco crop safe after storm report debunked
Milwaukee July 1 special from Rock county reports a supposed severe storm causing tobacco damage. A thorough investigation shows no storm hit the area. The crop is reported among the best in local history with prices at fifteen year highs and two thirds already sold.
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Milwaukee
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Jones
Rock County
Umen
Made successful march to Fort Benjamin Harrison event
By Associated Press Fort Benjamin Harrison near Indianapolis Ind July 21 The Second United States Cavalry led by Maj S W Sibley arrived in camp after a 333 mile march from Fort Snelling Minn Not a man was spared on the way and only one horse died during the trek
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Mys
Davidgon
Sawyer County
John F. Dietz
Col
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Maadixon
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Dietz
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bin Dietz
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Clarence
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Wis
Waukee
Thisfternoon
Judge Sanborn
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Pete
Radisson
Sanborn
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Fort Benjamin Harrison
Gianapolis
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Second
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S. W. Sibley
Fort Snelling
Minn
Wey
Elevator Fire Destroys Borchert Malting Grain Elevator
Fire at the Borchert Malting grain elevator located at Twenty-fifth Avenue and South Plevea Street in Milwaukee destroyed a building valued at 50,000 dollars and reportedly contained 50,000 dollars worth of grain. The blaze was reported at 2 30 PM.
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Borchert Malting Company
Twenty-fifth Avenue
South Plevea Street
Michigan Republicans Mull Ticket as Detroit Convention Debates Direct Vote
Detroit July 31 Republicans meet to nominate governor and lieutenant governor and adopt a platform amid a dispute over direct US Senate election by popular vote. A compromise seeks a single ticket while Cummins and Perkins factions duel for delegates and possible joint slate.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Dickma
William Alden Smith
United States
Alger
Resolutions Committee
Committee On Resolutions
Tarifa
J. W. Fordney
Des Moines
State Central Committee
Friends
George JD. Perkins
A.B. Cummins
Cumming
Nto
Cummins
Copper on the Land in Michigan Copper Claims
A. H. Rosch of Reedsville may gain wealth from 3,560 acres in northern Michigan. He secured the land years ago by unpatented certificates. A copper mine syndicate seeks to overturn his title in a Michigan Supreme Court case in Lansing, arguing the title deed is defective.
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Raalseon
Win
John Rogich
MC Survies
Cisrennes Dietz
John I. Deitz
Jaames Johnson
Rogich
Hayward
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Manitower
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Reedsvill
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