Mutinies and Front Reports Weigh on Black Sea Fleet
June reports from St. Petersburg and Odessa reveal mutiny aboard the Kniaz Potemkin Tavrichesky and killings aboard the Consul Heenan, with fears of bombardment. Oyama’s forces advance in Korea while Linevitch’s Russian defences retreat. high-level diplomacy on August peace meeting timelines continues in Washington and Petrograd.
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Nogi
Linovitch
Linevitch
Harbin
Oyama
Tshino
Attorney General Purdy Targets Rebates in Rail Cases
Assistant Attorney General Purdy reviewed the rebate records in Kansas City and expects to cite Santa Fe for contempt of court for disobeying the injunction against rebates to shippers. Contempt proceedings will also be started in Chicago against lines suspected of violating Judge Grosscup's injunction banning rebates to the International Harvester company.
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Beying
Chicago
Unclear message from Tuskegee youth reaches home
A brief note states a young Black person heard from someone named Iant who reported the item was received today by a local family, and that the youth was at home about a week ago.
Girl Contemplates Suicide. Returns Home to Boonville
A girl who fled without telling her destination left a note saying she planned to end her life. She has since reached Boonville and changed her mind, expressing a wish to continue living and be happy.
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Boonville
Ice Cream Social for Nelson Family at Tillberry Hall
An ice cream social and musical entertainment will be held Thursday June 29 at Tillberry Hall Fifth and Engineer streets to aid the distressed Nelson family. Nelson a paralytic former railway employee cannot work. program runs 5 to 10 pm with music and readings and 10 cent admission. Proceeds aim to raise a substantial sum for the family.
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Fifth and
Engineer Streets
Sixty Days for Pig Williams in Assault Case
Frank Pig Williams was arrested by Deputy Constable Joe Card after a fierce struggle in which Card used his cane on Williams. Williams was arraigned before Justice D Kinsey and sentenced to sixty days in the county jail for assaulting Emma Kaley.
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Mrs. Bunger Undergoes Knee Operation At Home
Drs. Latham of Latham Missouri assisted by Dr. A H Heaton performed a knee operation at Mrs. Fred Bunger's home on South Ohio Street for rheumatic affliction. Indications today point to a successful procedure.
Letters Indicate London Capture Of Fulton Hospital Treasurer
Jefferson City Missouri June 28 The defaulting Fulton hospital treasurer W D Thomas is believed in London and soon to be a prisoner The shortage totals 40203 69 across five bond periods with multiple sureties and bonds.
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London
W. D. Thomas
Fulton Asylum
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Haskell and Sells
Folk
Supreme Court affirms anti-betting law on book makers
The Supreme Court rules that bookmakers must comply with a statewide anti-betting measure. The decision upholds the constitutionality of the law and outlines enforcement parameters for bookmakers operating within the state.
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Supreme Court
End of Racing in Missouri as Court Denies Prohibition
Missouri Supreme Court denies a writ of prohibition to halt bookmaker prosecutions, ending race track gambling in the state. The decision hinges on amendments to a house bill printed or not, with debate over constitutionality and past laws, licenses, and penalties.
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Senate
Supreme Court
Secretary Hay Improves While Condition Reported
Secretary Hay continues to improve his condition today as reports from Newbury New Hampshire note steady progress in his health with medical staff optimistic about his recovery.
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Newbury
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Mystery of Mrs Koppel Adoption Plot Elucidated
Detroit report clears up a Sanilac county case involving Mrs Sarah Koppel Deckerville Mich and her husband ex Lieutenant Sadler states she traveled to Detroit to gain careful nursing and adopted babies. Neighbors suspected multiple infant deaths but investigation finds motive for births and adoptions within the family context.
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Sarah Koppel
Deckerville, Mich
Farr
Sanilac County
Sadler
Koppel
Detroit
Weather outlook shows showers tonight and Thursday
The forecast calls for likely showers tonight and Thursday. Warmth is expected in the eastern portions tonight with cooler conditions moving in on Thursday across the west.
City issues Fourth of July warning on fireworks sales
Mayor Babcock instructs Chief Love to enforce prohibitions on toy pistols and all fireworks within city limits. The notice cites Section 410, Article 4 and Section 99, Article 1 to protect lives and property.
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Sedalia
Love
Senator Mitchell Silent in Land Fraud Trial
Senator Mitchell refuses to testify as jurors hear charges accusing him of participating in land fraud schemes. Prosecutors allege involvement across multiple properties while the defense argues the case targets political contamination.
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Mitchell
Evidence Flows in Defense Bid for Acquittal in Burton Case
In Portland on June 28, the defense rested after presenting witnesses and arguing that any funds involved were indirect and not knowably illicit. Senator Mitchell did not testify, while prosecutors emphasized indirect money receipt and challenged knowledge of unlawful origin.
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Mitchell
Henry
Thrurston
Fred A. Kribs
Tanner
Burton
Kansas
Lawson addresses Oberlin graduates on capital and character
James B. Dill, a leading corporation lawyer, argues that social ills come from personal graft and the race for wealth. The other report notes Thomas Lawson's courtroom remarks condemning the system of finance and urging accountability, citing jail as a moral tonic.
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Oberlin College
President Roosevelt greets former washer at Bishop Lawrence
Mrs. Taylor, an elderly Black woman, visited the grounds of Bishop Lawrence's residence and was allowed to wait on the porch. President Roosevelt greeted her warmly, recalling that she did his washing when he was in college.
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Harvard
Taylor
Roose
Chinese Boycott of American Goods Grows, Says Ex-Consul General
Edward Bellows, former American consul general to Japan, reports a serious and rapidly spreading Chinese boycott of American goods across the empire. He warns of growing impact on U S trade.
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Pan
Clinton News Returns to Normal After Bank Failure
Excitement fades in Clinton Missouri as days pass after the Salmon and Salmon bank failure. Town quiets, conditions normalize, and residents resume routine activities.
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Salmon & Salmon Bank
Bank depository case and forgery scare grips county
Receiver John B. Egger takes full charge of bank affairs while Casey lies critically ill under guard. Forgeries totaling 98000 dollars create a county wide sensation. Henry County prosecutes Salmon and sureties for 65000 bond with writs of attachment levied on signer lands.
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John B. Egger
Casey
Henry County
Murdered Father and Daughter Near Miami in Double Homicide
Charles E. Davis and his daughter Elsie were found shot and strangled in their beds four miles west of Miami on Saturday night. A $1,000 reward is offered for the killers, with a posse searching the area amid fears of vigilante action. authorities suspect African Americans in the crime.
Democratic platform praises Roosevelt on canal purchases
Columbus June 28. The Democratic state convention adopted a platform praising President Roosevelt for his determination to buy Panama canal supplies in open world markets. The platform calls for a law to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to fix railroad rates and prevent rebates.
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Panama Canal
Interstate Commerce Commission
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