Mutiny Threat Flares As Polish Bombing Kills and Witte Debate
Reports from Sevastopol and St. Petersburg describe mutiny threats among naval crews, Cossack attacks on rent protests in Misheva, and the suspension of fleet maneuvers. In Hlalyatock a bomb killed three, injured 13 including the chief, and 120 arrested. Witte faces questions over Japan peace terms and policy.
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Poland
Witie
Odvasu
Sevastopal
Quarta Misheva
Hlalyatock
Miel- Min
BL Petersburg
Rafisasor Khodaky
Onid
Witte
Riisele
Manchuria
Dien
Baronnermaey
Nichols
Japan
Reform
Moscow
Alec Horn
Widen
Damaged Barrage Spoils Streets in Kentucky Town
A fragmented report describes flooding and destruction around Washed Way and Louisville Kentucky July date. A "barge town" incident, a derailment near New Albans on the Southam railway, caused torrents and rises that spread across the rural area, with Lillie Tidgenoek noted amid the chaos. Damage levels are uncertain but significant.
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Choniliest
Louleville
Bargetown
New Albans
Southam
Limon
Cfomd
Barat
Lillie Tidgenoek
Peper Pensioners Overhaul Report From Topeka Agency
The Topeka pension agency, serving Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Indian Territory and Oklahoma, reports 1088 pensioners on the rolls, a net decrease of 262 for the year. Gross totals show 4031, with 4054 due to deaths, and rising numbers of Spanish War veterans and Civil War widows. Death rates among Civil War veterans remain very high for five years.
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Topeka
Kan
Topeka Pensky Agency
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Sheriff Havird of Ada County Resigns Under Pressure
Sheriff Havird of Ada County Idaho resigns after county commissioners demand action and ongoing scrutiny of his accounts. He plans to cover a small shortage in his office while all other charges are dropped, stating his conscience is clear but choosing to step down after considering records and potential legal action.
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Havird
Boise
Home
Idaho
Board of County Commissioners
Arn
Aingn
Fig
Koellich
Chicago Wheat Market Quotation Roundup
Chicago wheat opens 90 1 2 cents, closes 35 8, corn 56 1 8 to 65 1 2, oats 29 6 8 to 29 7 4. In Mississippi Valley, quarantine order issued by Governor Wardman due to yellow fever in New Orleans. Jackson, Mina reports state capital quarantine enforced.
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United Sttates
Chicago
Jackson
Mina
New
Orleane
Wardman
Oregon Reclamation Work Details Highlight Convention Call
In a summary from United States Reclamation chief engineer Newell, Oregon is notably absent from a national plan. The document lists contract awards, costs, and dam work across several states, with Montana and Arizona figures, and notes a convention in August inviting Oregon residents to advocate for state projects.
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Ty I Hy Newell
United States
Ty. G. Halley
Oregon
John M. O'Rourke & Co
Galveston
Texas
Robert Sherer & Co
Los Angeles
Cal
John Tutt
San Prane- Hiewe
Nowej
Sori
Lentinni Dent
Hida
Colony Inno
Taylor-Moore Construction Compris
Hilshore
Beatow & Rogers Construction Company
Chicago
Montana
Prauc culent Erasuiies Made In New York July
A garbled report from New York on July 2 describes monetary actions and device errors in a finance record. The text mentions Morton Lee and a charge reduced to a full amount after corrective steps. The fragmentary nature leaves many names and details unclear.
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New York
Cwaleian
Morton Lee
Ernie —— Aries Ark
Death Toll Rises From Bennington Disaster at Sea
San Diego July 22 reports list 56 dead aboard the Bennington with many injured and missing. Names include Brieffman, Rething, Quinn, Brownslee and Hughes among the dead, and Ensign N K Perry who died after sending a final telegram to his wife. Rescue ships Tris and Fortuna expected with medical staff. many others remain unaccounted as the ship sinks.
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San Diego
Brieffman
Bennington
C. E. Rething
M. C. Quinn
E. B. Brownslee
A. Hughes
A. Kemmerer
W. W. Wright
C. Hogebloom
Panrer
Crevch
A. Rennel
Paseer
F. W. Brown
Michiniot
Giret Clase
Claud Bushing
A. Nelson
Miles Compton
A Brongan
Hoffman Sullivan
William Staub
J. Exell
G., Borg
Feraucon
W. C. Wilson
Chas, Miller
Parmaster
Albus
A. H. Schromre
Seanyin
New Ulm
Minn
Baundera
Apprentive
Amin
Springfield
Moe
Laundex Coat Heaver
Joseph Ampler
Flewt Clus Nrenan
Washington
DFU
Brinson
Cheney
John Meckhone
J. F. Fuwil
Waco
Texas
Peahhouse
Ap Prowtion
Seaman
Tancer
Col
W. ©. Wilson
Medward B. Ferguson
Edwin B. Robinsor
Cheland
TL. A. Archer
Montrose
Cali
N. ¢ Chambers
Choarkew Me
Keon
Mrohinigts
Preston Carpenter
Onfinny Centinn
Arapahoe
Hrewn
Wirk Compton
Favege
Carr J. Garka
Gauthier
Ehief Beatawain
Pawtheker
Harry
Smith
Hardionville
D.C
Archer
Cause of the accident weakens a foredeck boiler sheet
The cause was the weakening of a brown sheet of the port forward onsler, driving a boat back and striking another, breaking a steam line. Reports say boilers were generally poor, though none indicted as unsafe. Navy officials discussed a Board of Inquiry and imminent communication with Admiral Goodrich at Puget Sound. The Bennington, sister ship to Yorktown, is described with its dimensions, armament, and recent movements from Honolulu to San Diego toward Panama.
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Onsler
Attie Davis
Andermide Eae
Oelock
Washington
Bureau of Stean Engineering
Remington
Actng
Navy
Darling Hoe
Goodrich
Pacific Station
Pennington
Puget
Department
Washiretot Tt Herd Thes
Bennington
San Francisco
Yorktown
Concorm
Honolulu
San Diego
Panama
Port Harford
Alton G Parker near drowning rescued at Esopus shore
In Poughkeepsie New York on July 22 Alton G Parker and his grandson Alton Parker Hall were saved from drowning off Esopus land opposite the Parker home by Edward Fritz a city photographer. Parker threw the lad clear then sank but resurfaced with Fritz aiding them ashore both were resuscitated.
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Poughkeepsie, N
Alton B. Parker
Alton Parker Hall
Esopus Land
Parker Home
Edward Fritz
Young Hall
Parker
Fritz
Port Harford Gunboat Mission Report
A garbled note from Port Harford describes an expected naval gunboat action aimed at aiding a target and supporting the line. The fragment suggests coordinated effort and implied threat assessment, with emphasis on maneuver and potential engagement.
Legal bid to seize swamp land near Klamath Falls
A hearing will probe title legality of a 6000 acre swamp tract near Lower Klamath Lake claimed by Kerns of Chico California. The government may intervene after a recent act. land not signed over blocks reclamation. Kerns refuses to alienate or sell.
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Klamath Falls
Hhe
Klamath Lake
Kerns
Chico
Cal
United States
Miller
San Jose
Klamath Water Users’ Association
Alen
Soll
Negro Colony Planned for Sugar Beet Farms in Utah
Salt Lake City notes W H Moore of Hawthorne Florida has returned from the Bear River valley where he arranged to establish a black colony from the South to labor in sugar beet fields. Each family head would receive one acre of land free for a home and poultry and garden. If successful, more colored laborers may be brought to southern Utah agricultural districts for farm work.
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Salt Lake City
W. H. Moore
Hawthorne
Fla
Bear River Valley
Maho
Tdahot
Cabinet Resists Resignation and Dismissal Doubt
Swendon reports on July 22 that the cabinet has definitively decided not to resign Monday. The balance of power under the constitution remains unsettled, with possible dissolution in autumn under confederation under discussion.
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Swendon
Building Collapse Kills Workers in Cumberland
Cumberland Maryland July 22 a Maryland company building collapsed trapping and killing a number of men at work flames now rages and rescue efforts proceed as authorities investigate cause and scope of the disaster
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Cumberland
Maryland Company
Wruths
Swedish Norwegian Campaign of Misrepresentation Stirred by Officials
A fragment discusses rising animosity between Swedes and Norwegians amid claims of campaign misrepresentation. It notes Norwegian leaders and conservatives urging restraint while warning that hostility could worsen if not addressed. The piece references public sentiment and call for calm amid tensions.
Hoycot spreads as boycott widens to southern provinces
Hoycot is spreading in Shanghai as a boycott of American vod extends to southern provinces. The affected area contains about 160,000,000 people and is believed to be organized by Pekin government officials. The Maid of Orleans, a freighter, is afloat near the mouth of Bel river by Eureka California.
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Shanghai
Pekin
Aeround
Bel River
Eureka
Cal
Jury 13 Drawn for a Retrial in Oregon Federal Case
Portland July 22 jurors for the second trial of Congressman J N Williamson, Dr Van Gesner, and Marion R Biles were drawn from western counties. Most jurors were farmers with a clerk and a blacksmith among them. Forenoon selection focused on timber claims and familiarity with defendants.
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Portland
J. N. Williamson
van Gesner
United Sates
Marion R. Bilees
Williamson- Gesner
Sam Richardaoy
Salem
J. N. Williamevon
Dr van Gesner
United States
Marion R. Biges
James Green
Douglas County
L. A. Ros Farmer
Jackson County
R. BD. Collins
Warahington
W. W. Scott
Creswell
Lane County
R. W. Porter
Oregon City
John Mack
Multnomah County
A. Thorp
Penton County
Henry Keene
Marion County
A. B. Lewis
Cottage Grove
W. P. Barkley
Benton County
George Kirk
Adama
Dayton
Yamhill County
Extra session announced for November 13
Oyster Bay reports President Roosevelt and Secretary Root in consultation with plans to convene an extra session. Root will remain in the city through the afternoon. Secretary Fairbanks says the president has decided to call an extra emergency session on November 13 though the exact date is not yet settled.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Root
Fairnes
Hug
After the Sultan Bomb Attack in Constantinople
In Constantinople a bomb exploded aimed at the Sultan Siturdas, killing at least 50 and wounding 40. Police suspect an Armenian conspiracy, but no perpetrators were caught. Oregon agricultural college program to be expanded next year.
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Constantinople
Trust loan to Alexander and Jordan liquidated in New York
An official of the Mercantile Trust company stated the $656,000 loan to former President Alexander and Thomas D. Jorian of the Equitable society has been liquidated. The company said payments were made by Jordan acting for himself and Alex wander as trustee, beyond that no payment was disclosed.
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New York
The
Mercantiles Trust Company
Alexander and
Thomas D. Jorian
Equitable Society
Jordan
Alex
Wander
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