Mutinous Russian Troops At Sevastopol Signal Crisis
Warsaw reports police inspector Abranhamovics, linked to May massacres, found dead with five bullets. In St. Petersburg Rojestvensky sails south to meet Nebogatoff as a Japanese cruiser group engages Nebogatoff, blocking routes to Sunda and forcing entry toward the China Sea via Malacca.
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Warsaw
Policce
Abranhamovics
St. Petersburg
Rojestvensky
Nebogatoff
Atraite
Sunda
Nebogotoff
China Sea
Straits of Malacca
Nebogatoff squadron sighted speeding eastward from Singapore
The fleet presence was reported from Singapore on May 6 as Nebogatoff’s squadron was seen moving rapidly in an easterly direction. It is expected to head toward Balfon for provisions and coal before sailing to join Rojestvensky’s rendezvous.
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Singapore
Nebogatoff
Balfon
Rojestvensky
Revolt of Sevastopol Troops in Gut Clash
Several hundred soldiers of Sevastopol revolted and resisted troops sent to restore order in Sevastopol. In the ensuing fighting many were killed and wounded.
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St. Petersburg
Sevastopol
Secret Moscow Zemstvo Meeting Proposes Charter of Liberties
Representatives of 34 zemstvos meet secretly in Moscow despite an order prohibiting gatherings. Delegates aim to publish a charter of Russian liberties amid pressure from authorities.
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J. Petersburg
May
Zemstovos
Moscow
Anti-Semitic Riots in Crimea Escalate Across Towns
Reports from St. Petersburg describe widespread anti Jewish violence in Crimea towns including Melitopol Simferopol and Qiloffaky. Rioters sacked shops fought police and soldiers and attacked churches while Christian crowds ransacked and looted for hours before order was restored by M Trevoff. No death tolls are provided for Melitopol or Simferopol and Baptists were briefly imprisoned in a church.
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St. Petersburg
Crimea
Melitopol
M. Trevoff
Tourida
Simpheropol
Cesmopol
Qiloffaky
Ravilsta
Ten Thousand Domestics Strike In Tiflis City
In Tiflis on May 5 a large workforce of domestics and Walters halted work city wide protesting conditions. Local authorities and factory owners await negotiations to resume production and restore services amid the tense labor action.
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Tiflis
Caucasis
Thin City
Martial law declared at Angerm and Soudja collieries
Tomsk reports martial law imposed at the Angerm and Soudja coal mines in Western Siberia on May 6 as authorities tighten control amid unrest. Local workers and miners face stringent curbs while state troops secure the sites.
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Tomsk
Siberia
Angerm
Soudja
Factories resume work in Warsaw amid social democrat efforts
Warsaw reports that on May 5 work was resumed in many factories despite the efforts of the social democrats. The brief note emphasizes continued industrial activity and the role of political pressure in labor relations.
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Warsaw
Paris May Dispatch on Rojestvensky Note to Admiralty
A St. Petersburg dispatch reports that Rojestvensky has informed the Russian admiralty of a development. The terse communication signals a change in strategy or status within the fleet as observed by European observers.
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Paris
St. Petersburg
Rojestvensky
Ohio Senate Rejects Gas Price Control Bill
Springfield Ohio May 6 The senate killed the bill giving municipalities the right to fix the price of gas. The vote was 24 to 16. The house passed the bill.
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Springfield
Senate
House
Russian cruiser Gronovoi leaves Viadivostok May fifth
A report from St. Petersburg states the Russian armored cruiser Gronovoi has departed Viadivostok amid a note that presence of Japanese warships in the Dutch portion of Borneo could prompt a protest to the Netherlands. Verify details could lead to official diplomatic action.
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Borneo
Russia
Netherlands
Scores of League Games Played Yesterday Beattie May 5
Portland, Seattle, 0. Tacoma, 10. San Francisco, 4. San Francisco, May 5, Los Angeles 10. Oakland 1. Salt Lake May 6. Union Pacific stock issue opposition withdrawn after stockholders meeting expected. Chicago and Northwestern access discussed. Washington May 5 Great Northern coal request to buy Orient supplies for Minnesota voyage.
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Beattie
Salt Lake
Union Pacific
Tn Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Atlantic Seaboard
Washington
Far East
President Hill
Great Northern
Heavy Department
Orient
Minnesota
Pacific Coast
New York City Mayoral Term Extended to Four Years
Albany reports the senate approved a bill extending the term of mayor and other elective officers of New York City from two to four years. The measure does not alter the current administration.
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Albany
N. Y
Senate
New York City
Preliminary hearing continues for ex bank cashier
In Milwaukee in May the preliminary hearing for former First National Bank assistant cashier Goll was continued for 16 days. He was referenced on a 916,000 ball.
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Milwaukee
Goll
First National Bank
Lee settles at Eagle Point in Jackson County
L H Lee, who recently toured southern Oregon, has made Eagle Point in Jackson County his permanent home. His family plans to move there around June 1.
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L. H. Lee
Oregon
Eagle Point
Jackson County
Echo Invites Pendleton for State and Railway Picnic
Echo invites Pendleton residents to a grand picnic with prominent state and railroad officials present to deliver addresses. A basket dinner will feed all, Mormon Rand will provide music and a literary program, and a special train may run if No. 1 is delayed. Governors Chamberlain and Senator Fulton cited among speakers.
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Mormon Rand
Thin City
Bebo
Echo
Pendleton
Chamberlain
Fulton
B. A. Worthington
W. W. Cotton
Gugeliemo Hanged for Portland Murder in Salem
Salem May 6 Frank Gugellemo executed at the state prison in Salem for the June 14 1904 murder of Teresa Garacia of Portland. He spoke ten minutes on the scaffold accusing the victim’s father Gaetano Garacia, who vowed to shave only after revenge, then went to a barber shop.
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Salem
Frank Gugellemo
Teresa Garacia
Portland
Atite
Sa Ve City
Gaetano Garacia
Vast Expense of Strike to the City of Chicago
Chicago May 5 The teamsters strike paralyzes commerce and costs the city government and others about 60000 daily. Police bills rise, deputies nceed, and employers pay 15000 in wages for strike breakers. Sheriff may seek state troops if disorder continues. Gompers weighing settlement. picketing continues at coal yards. armed guards protect wagons. Outbound strike breakers from Kansas City largely abandon the effort. injunction challenge to Kohlsaat court set for Tuesday.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Dunne
Barrett
O'Neill
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Forty-sixth Street
Lawrence Avenue
Marshall Field &Co
National Lend Company
Heath, Milligan & Co
Kansas City
Rock Island
Kohlsaat
Cherry Lass wins 1000 guinea stake at New Market
New Market England May 5. The 1000 guinea stake for three year olds was won by Cherry Lass owned by W Hall Walker. The win adds a notable prize to the season and showcases the second career triumph for the filly in a competitive lineup.
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New Market
Eng
Fies
W. Hall Walker
Cherry Lass
Eagles Memorial Services Sunday May 7 in Pendleton
The Pendleton aerie plans its annual Eagles memorial at Hendricks hall on Sunday May 7 at 2 pm. Deputy Grand President J T Hinkle delivers the principal address, with District Deputy Thomas FiteGerald giving a eulogistic tribute to departed brethren. Four members — August Stanger, W B Crall, Joe Willams, and George Griffin — are remembered.
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Eagles
Hendricks’ Hall
J. T. Hinkle
Thomas FiteGerald
Pendleton
Eagles’ Lodge
Hinkle
Eagledom
Oregon
Joca Aerle
Aerle
Steal
August Stanger
W. B. Crall
Joe Willams
George Griffin
Howard Cigar Store Closed By Sheriff
Sat afternoon the Howard cigar store on Court street was closed by the sheriff on an attachment brought by R. L. Sabin to collect 1387.31. The store may be sold as the amount has not been raised. The claim stems from a pool formed by Portland firms to whom Howard was indebted. Noted debts include Gerwon & Hart 90 dollars, Allen & Lewin 999.14, Rosenfield Smith & Co 367.50, Mason Ehrman & Co 530.67.
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Howard Cigar
Court Street
R. L. Sabin
Howard
Portland
Gerwon & Hart
Allen & Lewin
Rosenfield, Smith & Co
Mason Ehrman & Co
Pendleton’s Rise From Camp Ground to City Hub
Ted Pendleton recalls a decade of progress as Union recovers from losing the county seat. The town, now a thriving home, school and trading center, sits at the heart of a rich fruit, sugar beet and agricultural district.
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Ted Pendleton
Union
Chicago grain markets report from May 5
Quotations from Clark Grain Commission Company Chicago show May wheat opening at 9 14 percent and closing at 9 1/4 percent. Corn opened at 48 and closed at 48. Oats finished at 29.
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Chicago
Pioneer educator from Union visits city today
c. L. Blakeslee of Union, longtime pioneer and first Cove and Summerville public school teacher, is in the city visiting his son Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee. He has not vis- (text ends)
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C. L. Blakeslee
Union
Union County
Cove
Summerville
Lynn K. Blakeslee
Blakeslee
Spokane Clerk’s Noncompliance Threatens City Election
City Clerk Fleming of Spokane failed to meet voter registration law requirements raising questions about the validity of the last city election. Besides the offices filled, the fate of $450,000 water bonds heavily depends on whether the election stands.
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Fleming
Spokane
Was Killing Justifiable McMinnville Shooters Trial Start
John D. Dickens of Sheridan faces murder in the first degree for shooting Marvin L. Potter on November 14, 1904, amid a defense of self defense and provocation. Prosecutors allege premeditation, while defense contends Potter debauched Dickens's 14 year old daughter Myrtle Tickens and threatened her, prompting the fatal shots in Sheridan.
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McMinnville
Mey
John D. Dickens
Sheridan
Marvin L. Potier
Aslde
McNary
McCain
Marvin L. Potter
Myrtle Tickens
Potter
Dickens
Porter
Man Korp le Ends Life in Meacham Bunkhouse
Justice Korple a laborer near Meacham shot himself in the abdomen and head in a bunkhouse. Coroner's jury found death by self-inflicted gunshot during personal crisis. Identity unclear. name found as Korple or Korbes on papers. Despondency over poor health ruled motive. body sent to Meacham for inquest.
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Justice Korple
Meacham
T. M. Henderson
Korple
John Korbes
Investgation
Dr. Henderson
Three men burned to death in Doluth hotel blaze
A hotel fire in Doluth Minnesota killed three men who were trapped inside. Fire crews battled the blaze as investigators began work to determine the cause and whether the building’s safety systems failed.
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Doluth
Minn
Indictments Quashed in Patterson Case May Be Refiled
New York May 5 Indictments for conspiracy against Morgan Smith and wife were quashed after a grand jury returned eight to four for acquittal on Nan Patterson's case. The judge criticized the grand jury for an indictment without sufficient evidence. The district attorney may resubmit charges to a new grand jury while the Smiths remain jailed. Patterson's bail prospects are discussed, with nominal bail anticipated.
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Patterson
Grand Jury
New York
Nan Patterson
Morgan Smith
Young
Levy
Mietriet
Forster
Smiths
Sandport Attorney Shot by Robbers in Idaho
F W Sholte a young attorney from Vandalia Missouri was shot through the abdomen by hold up men last night near a mill in Sandport Idaho He died soon after despite attempt to reach a doctor Two mill workers were held up and robbed of watches and cash by the same assailants who trailed Sholte to his boarding house He was a member of the Masons Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythian and left no clear suspect description though locals identified the robbers city officials and residents recover the scene and report the event.
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Sandport
Idaho
F. W. Sholte
Vandalia
Sholte
Sholse
Hoch’s wife jealousy cited in deathbed testimony
Marie Hoch allegedly jealous of sister Mrs. Fisher on her deathbed. Nurse Miss Holzapfel described Mrs. Hoch’s symptoms. Hoch showed unusual nervousness during today’s proceedings, marking increased tension since arrest.
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Chicago
Marie Hoch
Fisher
Snow at Roosevelt Camp Delays Hunting Trip
Snow fell across Glenwood Springs area as a president’s hunting trip proceeds. Secretary Loeb believes the bad weather will prolong the hunt, with no new camp news reported overnight.
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Roosevelt Camp
Glenwood Springs
May
Loeb
Carlisle Grand Jury Indicts Standard Oil Unit
In Carlisle Kentucky on May 6 the grand jury returned indictments against the Standard Oil company for peddling without a license. The attorney general will cooperate in the case.
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Carlisle
Standard OM Company
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