Openly Attacked Government Sparks Public Fear in Saint Petersburg
In Saint Petersburg July, Deputy Jacobson condemns czarist influence over army outrages at Masacre of dewe in Bladystock. He accuses orders from the government, calling its appeal for order incitement to bloodshed. the speech shocks citizens and stirs open discussion of state violence.
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Jacobson
Bladystock
Jie
Critelee
Momareli
St. Petersbure
Trenom, Venom
Bitternt
Somn Reputiv
Souma
Allicuan
Ion
Aialystock
Death of Mrs Zerba in Athens Mountains
Mrs Zerba died this morning at the Zerba place in the Athens mountains after long illness with tuberculosis. Funeral Friday will be in Athena cemetery. she leaves a husband and several children. Separately, Ment Orchard with 18 heroes sails tonight on The Cottage City for interior Alpeke project work and roof repairs, with orders to proceed to Palrtonke and then to Phirtoanke and Valder.
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Athena
Mre
Z. F. Zerba
Zerba
Athens
Seattle
Orchard
Shipment of gold from Nome arrives in Seattle
The steamer Mackinaw reached Seattle at six this morning delivering the largest gold shipment for the year. In the strong room the crew found $1,000,000 securely stowed away. The consignees are the Scandinavian American bark, with the gold traveling as freight rather than under Alaska Pacific Express care amid a recent Nome incident.
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Srey Naomipes
Featile
Nome
Seatile
Mackinaw
Alaska-Pacific Express Company
Railroads cleared on sugar rebate charges by Elitina law ruling
In New York on July 6 a federal court quashed indictments over railroad rebates to the sugar trust on conspiracy counts, ruling the Elitina law is not retroactive. Other rebating indictments were upheld, so prison sentences are impossible and guilty parties face fines only.
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New York
Judge Tanner Convicted and Pardoned in Land Fraud Case
Portland July 6 Judge A W Tanner once linked to Senator Mitchell was convicted of land frauds and today pardoned by the president. He pleaded guilty to perjury before the grand jury but had never been sentenced. The perjury was said to have been committed to shield his son.
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Portland
A. W. Tanner
Iate
Mitchell
Finger Prints in the Navy Adopted for Identification
The Navy Department plans a finger print identification system following the Army’s lead. Beginning September 1, new Navy recruits will provide left and right thumb and finger prints, stored at the Bureau of Navigation with two civilian staffers at $1800 each. Existing sailors are spared for now, but the system aims to help identify the dead or seriously injured when no other ID exists.
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Washington, D. C
Nrivy Department
Army
Navy
Naval
Glenn
Whellington
Great California flood threatens Victoria and Union islands
Stockton reports the river at Orwood at record heights, with authorities warning that Victoria and the middle division of Union islands may be doomed. Mine No. 10 Soli in Fairhaven area sold for 175000 dollars. Chicago wheat markets show opening at 79 3/4, fluctuating intraday, closing around 1 1/2.
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Stockton
Orwood
California
Victoria
Middle Division
Union Islands
Evening Band Concerts Proposed in Kenora Meeting
A Kenora July committee discussed summer concerts at the courthouse grounds. The plan proposes weekly evening performances by the Kughee band, funded by subscriptions and donations from local business leaders.
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Kenora
Fontely
Court House
Tan Coud
Cc. Co. Sharp
Leon Mohn
Lee Teutsch
M. A. Rader
Mr. Teutsch
Cataclysm May Sweep Country Predicts Distress
Financial forecaster warns unless business and banking sectors resolve insurance delays, the nation faces a sweeping peril. He avoids direct blame for insurer failures while urging fair treatment by banks and insurers. Tribute to American Soldier notes Yankee troops as best formed and most presentable among allied forces. Guest From New Zealand reports New Zealand Postmaster General Joseph Ward visiting Oyster Bay with President.
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San Francisco
H. F. Atwood
New York
Frauciion
Washington
George WU
Witterek
New Zealand
Oyster Bay
Josph Ward
Niphottie
Salton Sea Forces Rail Line Shift Near Los Angeles
Rising Salton Sea prompts Southern Pacific to move its main line in the area for a fifth time. Wives are toward approaching threat as floods erode banks and water pours into the Salton Sea, risking the track and prompting renewed caution.
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Salton Sea
Low Angelen
Southern Pacific
Salton
Tobacco trade with China grows via leaf imports
Washington July 6 Consul General Anderson says Chinese tobacco imports show a rising trade, with Shanghai alone importing 150000 dollars of foreign leaf last year though domestic leaf dominates. He notes customs imports total 1250000 dollars of prepared native leaf and 223000 dollars of native leaf, plus substantial inland route flows. Meanwhile Cleveland reported better health in Princeton and exports expected to rebound quickly.
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Cooney
Waerhington
Doc
China
Goorme
Anderson
Shanghai
Cleveland
Princeton
N.o
Grover Clevelands
Court sustains eight counts in Alton rebate case
Federal Judge Landis upheld eight counts of the indictment charging the Alton and its agents John Faithorn and Fred Wann with giving rebates to packers Swarnschild and Suluberger. He ruled that charging shippers a strip of handling fees for cars over B and O tracks violated the Elkins law. The jury found Faithorn and Wann guilty. two counts on passenger fare repayments were dismissed. A new trial motion will be argued tomorrow.
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Chicago
Landis
Alton
John M. Faithorn
Fred A. Wann
Swarnschild & Suluberger
Elkins
Fuithorn
Wann
May pardon for two negroes reported in Wilmington
Wilmington July 4 a Baltimore man Henry Scott accused in the murder of Captain Rimil mate and engineer of the schooner Corrie Berwin off the Carolina coast in October was hanged this morning. He confessed exonerating two condemned as accomplices and it is believed the president will pardon the two remaining men.
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Wilmington
N. C
Rimil
Corrie Berwin
Carolina
Henry Scott
Baltimore
Anarchist Arrested on Arrival in Berlin from America
An anarchist named Roveburger, believed tied to a plan to assassinate the Kaiser, was arrested on arrival in Berlin from America. The suspect reportedly traveled in July and was detained upon landing.
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Just
Berlin
America
Por
Ren
Roveburger
Kitter
County Treasurers Report Shows Funds On Hand
E J Sommerville county treasurer reports for Moutine County show balance on hand of 65326 79 after offsetting indebtedness of 111649 52 The report lists scrip called and not presented 55976 44 interest on scrip called and not presented 2465 42 and kept rewritered and not yet called 72850 64
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E. J. Sommerville
Moutine
Yellowstone special train to run to Yellowstone Park
The Yellowstone park special train, after being abandoned by the Portland Oregonian, will run over the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company line arriving tomorrow afternoon. It will start in Salt Lake City, return to Pocatello, end near Yellowstone, and then excursion cars will take visitors to the park. Jack Blair, at Lewiston, suffered a severe hand injury when a cannon cracker exploded in his hand, tearing flesh and bone.
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Yellowstone Park
Portland Oregonian
Fle
Ant
Oregonian
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Yellowstone
Jack Blair
Lewiston
Hot Weather Triggers Early Wheat Harvest Across Regions
Extreme heat accelerates wheat ripening and forces hurried cutting across farms including Pine Creek. Losses expected vary by field delay. estimates range from two to five bushels per acre, with greater risk on grain not yet fully mature. If cooler weather returns imminently, losses could be minimal.
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Athena
Cla
Mhirrett
Pine Creek
Aiol
Old Relics in Wyoming and Nebraska Professors Seek Ancient Traces
Cheyenne July 6 A large Nebraska University expenditure will fund research into old forts and buried graves of vanished races in Wyoming and Western Nebraska. The work follows discoveries by B B Strong near Hutten Montana where a stone knife carved with animals and a large stone altar were found 60 feet from a mine mouth. The knife will go to the Smithsonian Institute in Washington. Local archaeologists say Strong may have found an ancient burial ground and traces of prehistoric peoples.
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Ebraska
Cheyenne
University of Nebraska
Wyoming
Hutte
Mont
B. B. Strong
Montana
Strong
Smitheonan Institute
Wash- Tretia
Nebraska
Two Men Killed At Pasco Warh June 6
A C Phipps a fireman on a westbound freight engine fell attempting to secure orders from a telegraph operator and was crushed beneath the tender wheels. Harry Shafer an Aberdeen electrician was found dead near the track north of Posto with a working card ram and a trapped ankle.
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Pasco
Warh
A. C. Phipps
Epokane
Natcltoplateiay
Benvath
Harry Shafer
Aberdeen
LL. D
Minneapole
Tako
Ann Ar- Ver
M'chiewn
Lost with Ter Crew in Norfolk Meeting Pineapple Trade
Magel Phelps sails toward the Hamase for pineapples to meet a six member crew in Norfolk Virginia as part of a voyage.
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Norfolk
Crank to Open Pendleton Cloak and Suit House
Announcement states Crank will open a Pendleton Cloak and Suit House in the Great Eastern Store space. Aims to offer up to date ladies wear, laces, ribbons, neckwear, with plans to occupy the south half by Owl Tea House and Mrs Campbell millinery. Expect opening by September 1 after August 2 rearrangement.
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Win
Great Eastern
Owl Tea House
Campbell
W. AL
Crank
Fastern
Nicholae
Pendleton Cloak & Sulit House
Negro hanged for assault in Lexington crowd watches
In Lexington Kentucky James Peareall a Black man was hanged for criminal assault. He attempted to assault three women within an hour and was frightened away twice before the third attempt. He shot at R. L. Jones who attacked his wife and left both unconscious.
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Lexington
James Peareall
R. L. Jones
Jett
Federal Judge Bans Ticket Resales in Dispute
Disilvantage Salt Lake July 6 federal Judge Marshall issued a temporary injunction blocking ticket brokers from selling Rio Grande and Southern Pacific tickets.
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Disilvantage
Salt Lake
Marshall
Southern Pacific
Defending Dead Man Memory Thaw Forces Detectives
Thaw now maintains a force of detectives as the case against him unfolds. Eyewitnesses include Evelyn Nesbit’s mother denying introductions to Stanford White. White’s chauffeurtestifies on Evelyn’s use of White’s car and the nature of their meetings amid the ongoing inquiry.
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Thaw
Dinner with American officials in London report
Bryan met an American military attache Major Heneon and prominent figures including Secretary Haldane Paul Morton Mille and other Americans during a dinner in London on July 5. The account notes discussions and civil remarks amid the social gathering.
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JoeReon
London
Bryan
Major Heneon
Haldane
Paul Morton
Mille
Hef
Boundary clash near Persia Turkey frontier report
Unclear dispatch from Constantinople notes disputed frontier actions between Persia and Turkey in July. Turkish forces reportedly abandoned frontier posts after a Persian assault, with heavy casualties and lessons learned for both sides.
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Constantinople
Persia
Turkey
London firm forms guarantee insurer with vast capital
A London based company named WILL GUARANTEE INSuRANCE announces its organization with advertised capital of 5 009 000 dollars. It pledges to guarantee the face value of the American Life Insurance Company's policies and offers a premium of two shillings per fifty dollars.
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London
New Spanish Ministry Formed in Madrid
Madrid July 6. King Alfonso appointed a new ministry headed by Field Marshal Domingues who will also serve as minister of war.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Picld
Marshal Domingues
Women Threw Him One in San Francisco Raid
A disordered striking scene in San Francisco as a mob of women refugees caused chaos at the Moulder school where relief flour is kept. They overwhelmed a photographer attempting to document the incident and a heavy object struck nearby, prompting authorities to respond.
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San Francisco
Moulder School
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