Russian Admiral Breaks His Pledge In Mutiny Threat
Reports from Roumania on July 12 describe Rear Admiral Kruger unable to move due to mutiny fears as Potemkin sailors claim clemency promises were broken. The mutiny threatens the squadron with revolt and harsh penalties as sailors are imprisoned.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Kustenji
Roumania
Black Sea
Kruger
Knaz Potem
Roumanian
Potemkine
Tovac Maetbeczar
Pehl seeks release from bond of Sedalia constable Chaney
Peter Pehl notified the county court of his desire to withdraw from the bond of Constable Chaney. The law requires fifteen days for court action and reasons to be specified. Pehl leaves for Europe tomorrow, leaving the matter to his attorney. Reports say Chaney’s recent arrests influenced Pehl’s decision, as Sedalia’s Sentinel had urged this method to end the arrests.
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Peter Pehl
Jack Chaney
Pehl
Tomorow
Europe
Chaney
The
Sentinel
Sedalia
Potemkin Raised. Mutiny Damaged Boilers Before Sinking
The battleship Kniaz Potemkine has been pumped out and raised and an investigation finds mutineers damaged boilers and machinery before sinking her. Sailors of Russian cruisers Minine and Kremi disarmed amid mutiny fears.
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Kustenji
Kniaz Potemkine
St. Petersburg
Minine
Kremi
Death of John Momberg leaves farming family in mourning
John Henry Momberg 60 died at his home 636 East Eighteenth street after a cancer illness. A lifelong farmer born May 31, 1845 in Morgan county, he was a Flat Creek Baptist member and survived by a wife and five children. Funeral at East Sedalia Baptist church Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Interment in city cemetery. The article also mentions a parade with forty bands and lists several grand lodge officers elected at a convention in the area.
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John Henry Momberg
East Eighteenth Street
Momberg
Morgan County
Flat Creek
East Sedalia
Annie Waters
East Fourteenth Street
East Sedalia Baptist Church
J. K. Bodby
Clarksburg
Samuel Bouchrer
Franklin Street
Huron
Main Street
Grand Lodge
Lafayette Square
Robert W. Brown
Louisville
C. F. Tomlinson
Winston
N. CC
C. W. Kauffman
Hoboken
N. J
Edward Melaghlin
Boston
Fred C. Robinson
Dubuque
John K. Tener
Charleroi
W. W. McClelland
Big Parade of Elks in Buffalo National Convention
Twenty thousand Elks paraded through Buffalo streets as part of the national convention and reunion. Thousands lined sidewalks and windows to watch, with paraders from every state taking part in one of the largest parades of its kind seen in the city.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Marriage Permit Issued for Snieler and Potter
A marriage permit was issued today to Franklin A. Snieler of St. Louis and Lauren A. Potter of Sedatia.
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Franklin A. Snieler
St. Louis
Lauren A. Potter
Sedatia
Weather Outlook Quiet Tonight And Thursday
Generally fair conditions across the area with temperatures rising through tonight and into Thursday. Skies should stay clear with mild to warm daytime highs and comfortable night lows.
Adjuncts of Standard Oil Plead in Court with Semi-Confession
Court records show Standard Oil Company affiliates making a pleading that reads as a partial confession. The filing hints at possible admissions while avoiding full acknowledgment of wrongdoing.
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Standard Oil Company
Hunting the dynamiter in Iola Kansas
A large posse hunts for C. L. Melvin an alleged insane man believed responsible for Monday’s dynamite blast. Authorities fear he still has about a half ton of dynamite and may use it in another explosion.
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Marvin
Iola
Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Kas
C. L. Melvin
Melvin
Former Pettis County Citizen Disinterment Sought
Mexican authorities refused to discuss disinterment of a former Pettis County citizen as friends claim the body was stolen.
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Pettis CO
Remains En Route to Missouri After Interment Barriers
Michael Marrah a conductor on the Mexican Central was killed in a freight wreck near the City of Mexico almost three weeks ago. Through the efforts of friends the body was disinterred and shipped to Lamonte Missouri for burial at his boyhood home. Mexican officials refused embalming and burial. the body passed through El Paso en route to Missouri accompanied by his roommate, a brakeman, detailing the difficulties in recovering the remains.
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Michael Marrah
City of Mexico
Will
Lamonte, Mo
Misouri
Marrah
Brakerman O'Meara
O’meara
Lamonte
Marah
Highwaymen slain after Calhoun killing
Two highwaymen who shot and killed J. C. Calhoun, a Santa Fe special agent from Kansas City, were tracked by a posse to the Oklahoma line and killed near Ced ar Vale.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Winfield, Kas
Cedarvale
J. C. Calhoun
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Oklahoma Line
Princess of Wales Delivers Her Fifth Child
Tokyo reports the Princess of Wales has given birth to a son this morning. A daughter had been desired as four of five prior children are boys.
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Tokio
the Princess of Wales
Abduction Plot Exposed in New Mexico
Eight ex cons formed a plan in Santa Fe to kidnap Governor Otero's son and hold him for ransom in Lincoln county. Police pursue several gang members as investigators reveal the scheme and intensify the manhunt.
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Desacradoes
Lincoln County
Lawson Announces Suit Against Mutual Companies
Thomas W. Lawson says he will begin legal action against the Mutual Companies seeking restitution.
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Mutual Companies
Lawson plans suit for 5000 policyholders against life firms
Omaha the July 12 report states Thomas W. Lawson will file a suit on behalf of 5000 policy holders against New York Life and other mutuals. He seeks restitution of millions allegedly taken unlawfully. Fourteen thousand names were provided. he will select 5000 plaintiffs, anticipating withdrawals.
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Lawson
Omaha
Neb
Thomas W. Lawson
New York Life
Federal judge keeps injunction on Missouri freight rate law
Kansas City July 12 Federal Judge Philips continued the temporary injunction against the new maximum freight rate law affecting eighteen railways in Missouri. Plaintiffs must post bonds of 10 000 each totaling 185 000 to protect shippers challenging excess charges until the court rules.
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Philips
Kansas City
Shakespeare Richard II Quarto Sells at Sothebys
London July 12 A Shakespeare quarto of Richard II found in Buckinghamshire was offered at Sothebys drawing a large crowd of collectors. Expected to fetch five or six thousand dollars, it may reach America. The copy bears five signatures of William Penn and is a rare 1695 edition with only two other copies known.
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London
Buckinghamshire
Sotheby’s
America
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Counce Found Guilty of Disturbing Peace
J F M Counce, a colored man, was convicted today by a jury in Justice D Kinsey's court of disturbing the peace of Frances Prewitt. He was fined three dollars plus costs.
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J. F. M. Counce
D. Kinsey
Frances Prewitt
Juror Switched Roles After Acquittal in Same Court
Herbert Hamilton, acquitted of assaulting John Bowman by Judge D Kinsey, later served on the jury that convicted J F M Counce for disturbing the peace in the same court shortly after his case was dismissed.
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Herbert Hamilton
D. Kinsey
John Bowman
J. F. M. Counce
Will entertain club event honors visiting Mrs. Kelly
Miss Olive Withers will entertain the Sans Gene club Thursday morning in honor of Mrs. Joe Kelly of St. Louis, who is visiting here.
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Olive Withers
Sans Gene Club
Joe Kelly
St. Louis
Barn Dance at Norton Farm Hosts Criterion Members
The Criterion club members will hold a barn dance tonight at the home of N. L. Norton northeast of the city. Miss Bertha Norton will host as the guests.
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Criterion Club
N. L. Norton
Bertha Norton
Scotty Lands In Chicago After Record Los Angeles Run
Walter Scott the miner millionaire arrives in Chicago after a record nonstop trip from Los Angeles. A flood of 5 000 spectators greets him at the Polk street depot as he hosts eight hours of drinking in the Great Northern bridal suite. He proclaims he buys speed not stocks and says he will pay any claim that questions the trip’s purpose.
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Great Northern
Scotty
Polk Street
Scott
Railroad
Los Angeles
Miner Scott
van Buren
Dearborn
Arnold
Chicago
Creston
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Suffolk
Berlin
Count Ignatiff
Odessa
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Republic Oil Companies
Edward Pratt
Des Moines
Trust
Consolidated Oil Tank Line Company
Consolidated Company
Standard
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Indiana
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Missouri
Wa Ters
John Momberg
Ciizen
Pittsburg, Pa
John D. O’shea
Lynn
Mass
W. Haviland
Puite
Mont
Kauffman
Dr. Haviland
O’shea
L. Kingsley
Waterloo
Charles C. Schmidt
Wheeling
W. Va
Dynamiter
Bod
el Paso
Texas
Mexi
Mexico
the Sentinel
Princess OF Wales
Santa Fe, N. M
Otero
Scripps-McRae Presa Association
Counce
Will Entertain Club
Walter Scott
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Taylor Street
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