Mutinous crew and Potemkin actions shake Black Sea
Dispatches report mutiny aboard the battle ship Kniaz Potemkine and alleged bombardment of Theodosia. The Potemkin's fate remains uncertain as torpedo boats and admiral Choukshin's squadron maneuver in the Black Sea with reports of attacks, surrenders, and suspicions of further unrest.
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Grooming Roots for President in Roosevelt Seat Race
A growing circle of friends and supporters believe a certain candidate is being groomed as the administration favorite for Roosevelt's seat. The chatter centers on party leaders shaping the field and guiding key endorsements toward a preferred nominee.
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Root Accepts Offer to Be Secretary of State
Oyster Bay July 7 Official announcement states Elihu Root has accepted the post of secretary of state and will take the oath in a few weeks, relinquishing large earnings to pursue public duty. The report notes his succession plans follow extensive service as secretary of war and anticipates a smooth transition to the new cabinet role.
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Young Bridegroom Shoots Himself After Despair
Charles Grinstead a bridegroom of three weeks after eloping to Pueblo with Miss Katie Cook shot himself at J F Sewell's 400 West Sixth street home. He died shortly after from a head wound, leaving a despondent note and a troubled family background.
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No Refinery For Kansas Unconstitutional Says Supreme Court
Scripps McRae reports the Kansas Supreme Court unanimously rules against a bill to fund an oil refinery by the state with 410000 bonds. It holds the project a forbidden internal improvement and sees the prison refinery plan as a subterfuge. Gov Hoch expresses disappointment and jokes about Rockefeller. No extra session hinted.
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Hangings Reported in Kentucky and Maryland
George Holland was hanged in Hopkinsville Kentucky for the murder of an unknown white man. Robert Mathley was hanged in Owensboro for the murder of Emma Watkins and James Gregson after an attempted deception. John Burch was hanged in Baltimore for the murder of Lulu Marcell but the noose slipped and he died from strangulation.
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Jerome Speaks at Reform Chautauqua in York City
William Tr¢ ers Jerome district attorney of York city addressed a large gathering at a reform Chautauqua in Ottawa Kas. He spoke to the biggest crowd of the session. Tomorrow Lawson to address the assembly as well.
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Political speech sparks public gathering for Lawson event
An extemporaneous speech on politics drew interest as people began assembling to view Lawson tomorrow, signaling a planned public appearance and potential discussion.
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Tries to Wreck Train Near Buford Wyoming
Eight tramps jailed on charges of obstructing a Union Pacific Overland Limited track near Buford Cheyenne Wyoming. The engineer spotted the obstruction in time so the train halted before danger.
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Rate Cut Announced by Missouri Rail Board
The Missouri board of railroad and warehouse commissioners orders a rate reduction effective August 1 on mill feed and grain products in less than car lots. The cut, about 0 percent, promises consumer savings amounting to thousands of dollars over a year.
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Roosevelt Addresses National Educational Convention
President Roosevelt speaks to teachers at the National Educational Convention in Ocean Grove this afternoon. The address underscores education priorities and teachers' role in national progress.
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Appointed Receiver for Devlin Estate
Topeka Kansas July 7 James Hurley general manager of the Santa Fe railway and Cyrus Leland prominent politician were appointed receivers for C J Devlin at noon today. The bond is fixed at a quarter of a million dollars.
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Weather Tonight and Sale at Flower's Saturday
Generally fair conditions expected tonight with clear skies. A hosiery sale is planned at Flower's this Saturday with special discounts and doorbusters.
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