Sveaborg Mutiny Reported Ended
Reports from Helsingfors and St Petersburg describe unrest at Sveaborg with rumors of surrender and mutiny quelled or subdued. Telegraph damage and wireless updates hinder confirmation while authorities brace Cronstadt and interior routes against further revolt. Several ships reportedly mutinous or confined, with officers maintaining control at sea bases.
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Heleingfors
Sveaborg
Helsingfors
St Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Lelaw
White Fling Hoisted on One Fort in Helsingfors War News
In Helsingfors Aug 2 crowds watched columns of smoke from the forts while trade in the harbor was prohibited and normal traffic resumed to St Petersburg. The Red Guard and Black Hundred figures tied to revolutionary actions loom large in the cited reports with assassination claims and battles near the Fredericksberg station. In Michigan 1400 Quincy mine sinkers rejected a 6 percent wage offer, demanding 10 percent.
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Helsingfors
Petersburg
Reda
Kilkanak
Ryttyhie
Paris
Edmond Rousse
Red Guard
Vredericksberg
St. Petersburg
Slava
Houghton, Mich
Quincy Mine
Simil
Ambassador White Held Up By Italian Customs
New York Aug. 2 A cable dispatch says United States ambassador to Italy Ty White faced a tense customs stop at Cortina near the Austrian border. Officials demanded inspection of baggage, White cited exemption, a heated dispute followed. He telegraphed the foreign minister. the absence of the minister led to intervention by Under Secretary Sompile Quay who ordered the customs house at Sun Vite to admit the ambassador unmolested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Versid
Venlée
Ty White
United States
Italy
Trullin
Cor Ann
Vieve
Cortina
White
Rowe
Iack
Sixnor Sompile
Quay
Sffair
Sun Vite
Tragedy at Charlotte wedding ends in murder
Ay M Brown, bridegroom from Bessemer City, was shot and killed by John M Kincaid at a railway station in Charlotte. The couple planned a Danville honeymoon after a ceremony with Bettie Perry. Kincaid fired a pistol as Brown was led to a room, leaving Brown dead and Kincaid with a smoking gun. Brown allegedly betrayed Kincaid, whose sister had recent marriage plans with Brown.
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Brown
Kineaid
Kincald
Aho
Cummins, Perkins Face Off At Republican Convention
The Iowa Republican state convention in Des Moines opened amid expectations of turmoil but settled with Cummins securing control after credentials were approved. Cummins led 928 to 603 for Perkins and 104 for Rathbun, with Garst as temporary chair and a platform endorsing Republican supremacy. Perkins and Cummins spoke to the assembled delegates, praising the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Cuidling
Mantas Horace NM
Towner
Tnt
Cummins
Perking
Rathburn
Perkins
Rathbun
B. Wr. Carrall
W. W. Morrow
H. W. Byers
B. “McLean
John C. Sherwin
John F. Riggs
Supreme Court
John C. Crockett
W.W. Cornwill
W. L. Taton
David T. Palmer
Cum
Will Investigate Jobn Dietz Commission to Probe City Turmoil
Milwaukee August 2 Governor Davidson plans to appoint a commission to investigate the Cameron dam situation. He says troops are not now planned and will depend on the commission report. Dietz evades civil papers while a sheriff’s posse has pursued him for an assault with intent to kill.
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Davidson
Wisconsin
Dietz
Milwaukee
Uanerally
Cameron Dam
Distz
Dpavidson
Mdi
Ie “Gu
Shriff
Noted Geographer Depa Dies at 67 in Washington
Washington August 2 Professor A B Thompson of the United States Geological Survey a noted geographer is dead aged 67. He had been connected with the survey since 1882.
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Depa
Washington
A. B.thompson
United States Geological Survey
American Catholic Saeteries Meeting Planned in Indianapolis
A summary of scattered items reports the American Federation of Catholic Saeteries planning a meeting in Indianapolis next year and mentions other global and national notes including a dental society session in Europe, Wilson travel news, labor strikes and unrest, Roosevelt declining a Chicago trip, royal arrivals at Cowes, allegations about Mrs Stanford White, cholera cases in Madrid, and related early 20th century events.
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American Federation of Catholic Saeteries
Indianapolis
Amnaga
American Dental Society of Fun
Lerdin
Secrptary
Wilson
Eastern
Lousger
Ansattack
Wwork
Rockland
United States
Leyte
Roosevelt
Chicago
Court House
Alfonso
Queen Victoria
Lave
Cowes
Isle of Wish
Stanford “White Orie
Europe
Madrid
Platform Declaration on Tariff and Republican Unity
The convention adopts a platform praising Republican achievements and President Roosevelt, endorsing Governor Cummins, and pledging party unity for primaries and anti corporate influence. It supports a protective tariff system, aiming to boost domestic industries, widen markets, ensure fair wages, and oppose foreign control and domestic monopoly. The text calls for timely tariff adjustments to address changing conditions and condemns untoward assaults on the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Cummins
Unite States
Trade Policy and Honors in Republican Stance
The passage supports a protective system aligned with industrial and commercial growth and favors reciprocity championed by Blaine McKinley and Roosevelt as in GOP platforms. It pays tribute to the late Representative Henderson and extends greetings to Senator Allison, lamenting his absence for his valued counsel.
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Japan
Blaine
McKinley
Roosevelt
Henderson
Fpr
Allison
Richmond woman shoots would be officer at home
Edward O Reed, a 37 year old machinist, was shot and killed by Mrs William J Sincoke at her Richmond Indiana home. Sincoke, whose husband was away, says Reed attacked her and she fired three times in self defense striking him in the breast and killing him. Reed had been troubling her for some time according to the wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Edward O Reed
William J) Sincoke
Reed
Duly Ao
Sincoke
Tragedy in a Boarding House at Roth Island
A Havana man Henry Deckard, 45, killed his wife, about 40, in a boarding house. The couple, missing for days, were found dead in bed with Deckard holding a revolver to his ear. Local police found a few personal items but no clear identities. a message from Havana lodge of Pythias addressed to Henry Deckard was found.
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Roth Island
Henry Deckard
Havana
Til
Lodge
Pythias
Snake in Hen Egg Discovered In Michigan Village
In Hutchinson area near Hanover Michigan a tiny white snake was found inside a hen egg. The creature four inches long with a white body and dark head was preserved in alcohol. Hutchins plans to donate the specimen to Al Dion College for his daughter Edith. In Sault Ste Marie Michigan a 25 year old cigar clerk named Ernest Bratt, driven insane by religion, jumped from the deck of the Saronic, held a prayer service, then leaped into Lake Superior.
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Wackson
Mich
Sirs
J. Weslton
Hutching
Hanover
Hutchins
Rhode Island Agricultural College
Sr. F. &. Wilson
al- Dion Colege
Edith
Sault Ste. Maris
Ernest Bratt
Saronic
Lake Superior
Burglar Escapes Jail As Trusty Worker
Springfield Aug 2 Ross Fullmer arrested for burglaries from last year escaped county jail by posing as a trusty helper at dinner. The jailer did not notice and Fullmer walked out amid confusion. In Washington Aug 2 the navy department says no plan to increase the legation guard at Peking. Marines there will be relieved, not reinforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ross Fullmer
Fullmer
Legation Guard
Washington
Navy
Peking
Department
Infant Smothered While Asleep Near Nashville
Roashville Indiana August 2 infant child of Mr and Mrs Harry Ander o say near Tiselty smothered while asleep beside its mother.
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Roashville
Ind
Jelild
Harry Ander
Tiselty
Rate Law Discussed by Commerce Board and Railways
Washington August 2 railway officials and the interstate commerce commission held a two and a half hour conference on the new rate law. A six member committee was to confer again, with a commission sub committee to aid uniformity. Knapp stated the commission cannot rule until the new law takes effect and the full commission meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Artich
Cartiers
Smutal Murder Near Rock Springs Involving Miners
Two Black miners from Providence were halted on a road near Rock Springs by two men with rifles and shot multiple times. One escaped seriously wounded, the other died soon after. Harvey Springer and Bob Hail, miners union members, were arrested and jailed in Morganfield. A farmer recalled the attackers stopped the buggy, asked about Sturgia work for West Kentucky Coal, and then fired. Prince and Princess Cantacuzene returned to the United States and will spend the summer in Chicago. They arrived aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and were escorted by relatives. The July 1906 government monthly statement shows receipts at 52,208,852 and expenditures at 65,813,721, leaving a deficit of 13,604,?
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Sturgis
Providence
Rock Springs
Harvey Springer
Bob Hail
Miners’ Union
Morganfield
Saya
Sturgia
West Kentucky Coal Company
Prince
Princess Cantacuzene
Chicago
Prinse Gesa
Michael Cantacuzene
United States
Prince Lira
Bertha
Tid Dountey
Potter Palmer
Frederick D. Granth
The House of a Thousand Candles in Seasonal Drama
Theatrical notes reveal Sarah Bernhardt diet details influence some productions. Robert Hilliard, star of The Girl of the Golden West, returns to vaudeville. Mrs Patrick Campbell plans a U.S. tour season with new drama. R F Outcault known for The Yellow Kid and Buster Brown joins for a short run. Paul M Potter to write a Lillian Russell comedy based on La Bonheur Mesdemes, titled Barb ar a s Millions.
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Buster Brown
Faudeville
Paul M. Potter
Lillian Russell
Francis de Crourset
Barbara
Baseball Notes Highlight Slugging and Fielding Feats
BASE HITS Dutch Schaefer Detroit second baseman hits first pitch often and makes routine outs. Beanion Brooklyn ranks as wildest pitcher. Stetny Chicago fans see improvement. Home Run Jos Marshall of St. Louis Nationals returns as a strong left fielder with slow foot speed. Cleveland third baseman Bradley stars by playing 30 games without an error in a 32 game season.
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Dutch Schaefer
Detroit
Mord Ortess
Beanion
Brooklyn
Bush
Philadephia
Harry Steinfeldt
Many Would Be Chaplains in Navy Service
Washington notice says a published paragraph claiming a lack of spiritual advisers for ships and stations triggered many letters from ministers and others seeking chaplain roles. At New London Connecticut the marine corps is reconstructing barracks to make it a main training site for marines destined for ship duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
New London
Marine Corps
Tts
Antapolis
Naval Academy
Foggy Weather Cripples Boston Resort Trade
Aug 2 Boston reports unprecedented fog and cold spell hurt coastal business. Hotels shut, tourists scarce, and coastwise travel slowed as government records fail to show similar cold and fog in eighteen years.
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Boston
Arcadia Missourt Assembly Promotes Rural Life Revival
The Arcadia movement in Missouri aims to restore independence by promoting simple living away from city life. Organizer Robertus Love leads the effort, with August 18 marking the first encampment. Professor Bawing Bell Davis of Rutgers backs the project. he and his son Donald took a walking tour toward the Adirondacks after a typhoid recovery.
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Arcadia
Missourt
Arcadia Assembly
Mms
Sonri
Missouri Farmers’ Herald
Robertus Love le
Hoboken
Kalamazoo
John Burroughe
Bawing Bell Davis
Rutgers Colleg
New Brunswick
N.J
Donald
Adirondacks
Call Leze
New York Tribune
Davis
Birds Nest Locations Defy Seclusion Notion
Birds build in noisy visible spots as proven by a sparrow nest found in an electric light on the Themes embankment in London. The ramp nearby was lighted and open in all directions. The report notes birds seek suitable sites regardless of noise or visibility.
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Embankment
London
Illino is Central 1 Omaha and Sioux City Train Schedule
Rail timetable details list trains 93 94 408 405 491 492 425 492W and connections between Waterloo Fort Dodge Dubuque Chicago St Paul Albert Lea and Watertown daily service with some Sunday suspensions. notes include arrival and departure times, manifest counts, and adjustments for northbound and southbound routes.
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Omaha
Sioux City
Dodge
Bath
Dubuaus
Fort Dodge
Traio
Waterloo
Waterton
Dubuque
Chi
St. Paul Lim
Alburt Lea Pama
Albert Lea
Gt. Paul Expreaa
Albert Lea Way
Pau
St-Paul End
Chicago
Lane
Albert le St Pau
Albert ‘Lea
Right Road to Chicago and St Louis Limited schedule
Rail schedule for C.R. LOP Cedar Rapide Division lists trains including No 20 Chicago and St Louis Limited stopping only at major points daily at 3 am and 4 40 pm for No d St Louis Mail and Mx Breas, No 72 Way Freight Sundays, No 19 Twin City Limited with important point tops, No 7 Express, No 47 Rockford Passenger, No 99 Bust Freight carrying passengers between stations with limited stops.
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Cedar Rapide Division
Chicago
Omaha
Stouis
Dee Yar
Memphis
Colorado Springs
Peoria
Fort Worth
St Joseph
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Chicago and St Louis Limited
Bn Tom
Sundey
St Louis Mail
Mx Breas
Daly
Twin City Limited
Dif
Ory
Ereeveres Ney
Rockford
Diey Ontop
Bt Joe
K C. Limited
Weat
K. C. Mail
Chi
St Weat
St .West
C-Seres
Rail routes and connections announced for regional lines
Waterloo Cedar Falls 4 Northern Railway details shown with connections at Waverly to the Chicago Great Western and at Denver Junction to the same network toward Omaha. No. 44 and No. 46 indicate westbound links from various points. CG and G W lines noted. H EIGHMEY promotes services with contact line for bookings.
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Waverly
Omaha
Denver
C.G. W
G. W
North Bound
Sun Tms
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Laagow
Iss
Bremerss
Fass Pass
Dail Ds
Bremer
enVer
Glasgow
Godar Falls
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Berott
Crouatadt
Tle
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Cronstadt
Reaborg
Bible
Stiif
Cronstaat
Marine Barracks
Blaick “Hundred
Toysai
Mleezar
Ited
Tao
Iowa
Contesta
Acospta
Des Moines
Aus
Culmins
Will
Jobn Dietz
Kaplat
Galliopolis
Henry St. Stanley
Cincinnati
Carnegie
Indianapothis
A& Jetter
Andrew Carnegie
Grand Army
Columbus Carnegie Library
Nue
Dasterd
Getc
Toby
Deckard
Commerce Board and Railways Man
Kregrox
Minore
Dew
Illinois Central
Chicago Express
St Paul and Chi
C.r.lop
C. G.W. Railway
Northern Railway
H. Eighmey
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