Peasants May Buy the Land Amid Kronstadt Signals
Reports from St. Petersburg and nearby districts describe growing agrarian unrest led by the Socialists. Authorities order warships at Kronstadt to return, while 600 arrests are cited in Mossow and surrounding areas. The czar's reform plan seeks land grants on easy terms and promises broader suffrage, as revolutionaries warn the present calm masks resolve for broader action.
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Socialista
St. Petersburg
Kronstadt
Peneinta
Taming Ghey Wolves Wyoming Woman Owns Two Widows
Mrs Lewis Travis of Pinedale Wyoming tames wolves and cares for two young pups grown large, daily handling them in her home. Cheyenne Tribune reports neighbors fear accidents as the wolves, now nearly wyote, remain devoted to her and pose danger around strangers.
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Wyoming
Lewis Travis
Pinedale
Wye
Travis
Walt
Mra Travia
One Hundred Million Dollar National Irrigation Congress
Delegates from across the country prepare to back a national reclamation plan at the Fourteenth Irrigation Congress in Holse on September 3. Proponents argue a $100,000,000 loan is essential to finish current work, with returns of interest within ten years to farmers beneficiaries, secured by land worth more than three times the loan. The movement adopts the banner “one hundred million dollar congress.”
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Holse
NONEETS GETS TWENTY YEARS FOR KILLING KL0PF
Chicago July 27 George Gill Roberty was sentenced to twenty years in prison for killing County Commissioner Klopf during the primary election. The case will be taken to the supreme court.
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Chicago
George Gill Roberty
Klopf
Supreme Court
Porty Acres Wheat Burned Near Fort
July 27 a fire destroyed 41 acres of wheat at Fred Sting’s farm near Walls Willa, with a threshing outfit nearby. A spark from a engine started the blaze, fanned by wind to burn 200 acres of grain. About 700 harvest hands aided crews to control the flames.
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Walls
Willa
Fred Sting
Stife
Storms Hit Nome Steamer Orinabe Arrives After Severe Seas
STORMS IN NOME Seattle July 27 After one of the stormiest trips on record for this season the steamer Orinabe reached Nome last Sunday afternoon. Captain Trebridge reported heavy weather two days out from Cape Flattery with headwinds and heavy seas as the vessel neared Herengian. Back home, crews struggle with discharge as seven ships have had to ride out the storms.
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Seattle
Orinabe
Nome
Northwestern Steamship Company
Merchants Exchange
Trebridge
Cape Flattery
Heringan
Rockefeller 15 Peevish on Amerika Voyage
The steamer Amerika nears New York as Rockefeller, via wire, grows peevish and withdraws from company. Stewards report his appetite poor and mood stormy after a cartoon in the ship's paper. The young man remains unsettled during the voyage.
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Titowaire
Eaece Menefit
New York
Amerika Te Gradwally
Rockefeller
Jean
Growe Pininly Peevieh
Insane asylum fire damages Siem facility in 4 story building
Portland reports the state insane asylum at Siem with 142 inmates and 174 attendants damaged by fire. Eleven penitentiary guards assisted. no lives lost though water damage mounted on the top floors. Roof and north wing upper floors destroyed. insurance absent. Fire likely from crossed electrical wires.
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Portland
Siem
Balem
Amema Garden
Aleo
Public Domain Case Drags on Five Years in Land Fencing
Huldekeper Broa and W A Clarks manager pleaded guilty to illegally fencing 000 acres of government land after a five year court fight. Treasury plans to appeal a ruling classifying Japanese sake as a taxable wine, potentially involving over a million dollars. Roosevelt hosted guests including J. E. Clark and others at the White House for an interstate commerce discussion. Justice Burton's appeal for rehearing filed in Supreme Court for full justices review. Postmasters appointed for San Diego California and Montpelier Idaho. Turbulence reported in St Petersburg with officials attacked and the Viborg manifesto stirring uprisings nationwide.
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Fargo
N. D
Huldekeper Broa
Little Missouri Horse Company
W. A. Clark
Washington
Treasury Department
Morrow
Infernia
Zion City Court Deposes Dowle Voliva and Names Hatley
Federal court removes Dowle Voliva and Greer from Zion City affairs and orders a controlled election. John G. Hatley appointed to administer temporal and financial matters. Leaves of Healing publication ordered to stop after printing decision. December election set with broad referendums and universal suffrage under state judges.
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Ateral Courts
Zion City
Voliva
Dowle
Tabernacle
Teeviver
Cnienge
Federal
Vollya
Greer
Zion
Tillole Inns
Oneh Zionite
John
Mainehanoe
Tener
Landis
Milk test finds 10 percent tainted in troops’ supply
Dr Warren of the state food commission inspected milk used by state troops encamped at Getyeburn Pennsylvania and reported that 10 percent was unfit. Prosecutions will follow.
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Getyeburn
Naval budget fight in Commons backs smaller army sprit
London July 27 A House of Commons majority supports a reduced naval appropriation worth about 12 million dollars. The debate centers on trimming the naval budget amid pressure for cost cuts and reallocation of funds.
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House of Commons
London
Wheat Market Update From Chicago July 27
Chicago Wheat Market report notes fluctuating prices with figures for corn and oats. Trading activity shows openings and closings at various fractions and percentages, reflecting early day adjustments in the Chicago market.
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Chicago
Oath
Martin Hoge remanded to jail after guilty verdict
Portland reports Martin Hoge and Charles Nickell were found guilty of subornation of perjury in land fraud cases. Hoge surrendered to bondsmen, who requested his lodging in jail. Judge Hunt granted the request and set sentencing for tomorrow. A stay of judgment for 10 days was also granted pending a possible new trial. The broader trial group included Henry W. Miller and Frank E. B. Kincart, who pleaded guilty earlier. Separately, Hamilton H. W. Hendricks’s perjury land fraud trial began in federal court with jury selection underway.
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Portland
Martin
Hoge
Charles Nickell
Nickell
Hunt
Henry W. Miller
Frank EB. Kincart
Trinl
Hendricks
Hamilton HW. Hendricks
Foestl
Sheriff and posse vanish after Cameron dam clash
Reports from Maison Wisconsin detail the sheriff leading a posse in a fight at Cameron dam. After a night battle allied troops disappeared with reinforcements failing to find them. Uncertain if captured or fled, authorities await further word from Diets. At Condon, Russ Neuman was wounded during a domestic incident when his wife shot him in the leg and then in the neck before he fell. He survived but is immobilized. Neuman, a former Arlington bartender, faced hostility from locals.
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Maison, Wia
Cameron Dam
Davidson
Condon
Russ Neuman
Orsut
Stringent rules issued for interstate trade inspection
Secretary Wilson issues strict guidelines for inspection of meat for interstate and foreign trade high in sanitation and preservation. Dyes chemicals and condemnation of diseased carcasses addressed. Water project at Walla Walla advances as 43 men lay 14 inch main toward new system near the Augustavo residence. eight hour shifts.
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Wilson Isenre
Washington
Wilson
Mente
Walla Walla
Kileht
Maine
Aurustavo
Wolin Wallin
Pro fessional men to pay personal property tax now
Ne Portland reports a supreme court ruling ends exempt status for professional men. Physicians surgeons dentists lawyers surveyors and architects must tax their personal property including instruments libraries and office fixtures, raising assessed values and city revenues.
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Portland
Supreme Court
Sigher
Woman’s dress lecture at Biare university condemns restrictive wear
Miss Abby Mayhew dean of the women’s department denounces peekabon waista and petticoair and supports large shore low neck dresses with round garters. She predicts future freedom may bring cynoasium like comturnes for women.
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Madison
Biare University
Abby Mayhew
Pacific Coast Baseball Scores From West End and Coast League
Scores from Westenday games and Coast League action. Oakland defeats Fremo 5 to 4. Tacoma beats Gray's Harbor 9 to 3. Hoquiam hosts San Francisco and Los Angeles in July 27 matchups with varied results. The report notes dates and locations across California, Washington state, and Oregon teams.
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Westenday
Rutte
Spokaneee
Coast’ League
Oakland
Cal
Los Angelee
San Francisco
Hoquiam
Wash
Tacoma
Gray's Harbor
Froane
Fremo
Troops Mobilize for Lake Washington Maneuvers
Ten companies of the Twentieth United States Infantry and three troops of the Fourteenth Cavalry left Pacific Grove for Unktalled this morning to board trains for Lake Washington, where they will participate in the maneuvers.
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Pacific Grove
Cal
United States Infantry
Fourteenth Cavalry
Lake Washington
Train wreck near Springfield injures many
A Frisco train wrecked near Springfield Missouri on July 27. Twenty people were seriously injured and four were killed, including J. Thorpe and Mia Kate Shottey. Forty others sustained injuries of varying severity as the fourth car overturned after a split switch.
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Springfield
J. Thorpe
Mia
Kate Shottey
City Attorney Sees Majority Accept 10 Year Street Payment Plan
City Attorney John McCourt prepares an application for owners to pay street assessments over ten years. He expects 60 to 70 percent of abutting owners to use the extension, with blanks to be printed soon. The council will authorize the bond issue after applications, likely five percent interest, bonds for forty years redeemable after one year.
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McCourt
John McCourt
Strain Seeks Board Action on Overlooked Personal Property
Assessor Strain reports a Supreme Court ruling exempting personal property under 300 from taxation, complicating county rolls. He favors constitutional change to allow exemptions and proposes taxing already listed properties. the Board of Equalization will decide on overlooked items when it convenes in August.
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Tte
Snci
Chie Dewision
Mr. Strain
Te Assexor
Strain
Supreme Court
Wing
Board of Equalization
Fevr
Onemore
Lewes
Accidental Rifle Death of John Brel Near Camp
The coroner’s inquest in Walla Walla found John Brel, a sheepherder, died from a self inflicted gunshot wound while leaning on a Winchester rifle near his mountain camp. The bullet tore his left middle finger, then hit his chest near the heart. Decomposed remains led to burial near the site and a penciled obituary on a tree slat.
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Walla Walla
Joey
John Brel
Pre
Pencis
Sages Will Filed In New York Probate
New York July 27 Russell Sages will is filed nearly all to the widow. Wil nephews and niccox each receive 25000 dollars while sister Mrs Chapin, now dead, gets 10000. The widow of Dr John Munn and Chas W Osborn are executrix and executor. Beneficiaries objecting lose all. Real estate valued under 1 million. personal estate exceeds 20 million.
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New York
Russell Sages
Wil Nephews
Niccox
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