Russia's Hour of Revolt Dominates St Petersburg
Violent upheaval grips St Petersburg as 60 000 troops occupy the city and rail lines come under martial law. Proclamations threaten the czar, parliament members flee to Viborg Finland and a manifesto to the country is prepared. Riots flare at Narva Bridge and Seminovsky barracks as arrests and clashes continue through the night.
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St. Petersburg
Viborg
Finland
Associated Press
Regnar
Russia
Nicholas
Narva
Father Gapon
Narva Bridge
Nicholevsky
Pushkin
Seminovsky Barracks
Couma
Gulf of Finland
Sweden
Heyden
Fight in Philippines ends with constabulary losses
A detachment of constabulary led by Lieut Williams encountered about six hundred Polajaneg near Burane Island Leyte on a Sunday morning. In the ensuing battle Lieut Worswick and twelve privates along with two civilian scouts named McBride were killed as the constabulary were driven back after serious losses.
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Manila
Lieut. Williams
Burane Island
Leyte
Worswick
McBride
Constabulary
Longworths In Auto Accident Near Bayreuth
Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Mrs Longworth were thrown from their car in Wiersburg Bavaria yesterday. They escaped with a jolt and minor bruises and reached Bayreuth today for the opera opening.
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Wiersburg
Bavaria
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
Bayreuth
Conditions Undisturbed Death of Rea Sell Sage Not Disrupt Market
New York reports that Sage's death likely affected the stock market little as the Russian douma dissolves. Sources say Sage had limited loan exposure and few assets, so local financial conditions remained largely steady despite the event.
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New York
Reasell Sage
Sage
Wreck Kills and Injures Train Crew Near Hamlet
A Seaboard Air Line collision near Hamlet last night killed four trainmen and injured 24, with 16 others hurt. Most deceased and injured were Black. The wreck was blamed on a passenger train failing to receive orders at Rockingham London.
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Raleegh
N. C
Seaboard Air Line
Hamlet
Rockingham
Ex-Judge J B Ricks of Illinois Supreme Court Dies
Springfield July 23 Ex Judge J B Ricks of the Illinois Supreme Court died early today in Taylorville after a long illness. He had been an invalid for a long time.
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Springfield
J. B. Ricks
Ilinois Supreme Court
Taylorville
Perkins Forces Rally for Real Republicans in Iowa
A Des Moines message dated July 23 reports Perkins supporters urge Iowa Republicans to resist Cummins in a looming convention fight. The statement asserts no compromise, accuses Cummins allies of bolting and aiming to split the party, and calls for a temporary delegate roll to organize the state convention.
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Republicans of
Iowa
Perkins
Gov. Cumming
Gov. Cummins
Cummins
Congress
United States
Cumming
Parking
Perking
State Central Committee
Wapello County
Jefferson County
Jaspar
Gov
Conention
Fire Destroys Tremont Hotel Barn Causes Major Loss
A Sunday blaze at the Tremont hotel barn in central Waterloo swept through outbuildings near Lafayette and Hast streets at 6 10 p m. destroying two horses and several wagons and causing extensive damage to three nearby business structures. Losses are estimated at about 2000 with most insured. occupants W R French James C Cooley Daniel Snyder and others suffered rear roof and door damage. No fatalities reported. several residents and workers affected as fire crews battled the flames.
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Waterloo
Tremont Hotel
Lafayette
Fourth Streets
F. G. Krueger
Fourth Street
J. B. Elwood
Charles Bills
W. FR. French
James C. Cooley
Daniel Snyder
Security Savings Bank
W. R. French
James Cooley
Zook & Bentz
W. L. Nelson
Mr. French
Nelson
French
W. L. Simmons
F. J. Knapp
Edward Crook
Westchester
New York
J. H. Kuhns
W. BR. French
Orient
Hartford
B. Stilson & Son
Kiefer & Doerffer
Freeport
Dubuque Fire Marine
Tremont
New Hartford
Milwaukee Mechanics
Spring Garden
Philadelphia
F. C. Krueger
Concordia
Milwaukee
L. Simmons
Hallowell Bros
Sunday Barn Fire Destroys Second Floor Contents
A Sunday night barn fire owned by Epworth Gas Light foreman Frank Harbaugh destroyed the upper floor contents valued in the hundreds, with an estimated total loss of about 600 dollars and no insurance. Firefighters contained the blaze to the barn and nearby structures, amid speculation of possible arson as many residents gathered to watch the inferno in a residential area between Wellington Street near Fourth and Fifth streets.
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Frank Harbaugh
Epworth Gas Light Company
Mr.Harbaugh
Crouse
Wellington Street
Fourth
Fifth
Henry Weis
C G W Employes Hold Large Picnic At Clarksville
C G W shop workers and families rode two special trains to Clarksville for a July picnic on the Shell Rock river banks. About 2,800 attendees enjoyed food, games, and a baseball match won by Clarksville 15 to 4, with heat and good will marking the day despite a doubled stock stand at the church booth.
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Clarkesville
Chicago Great Western
Shall Rock River
Hell Rock
C.G. W. Shop
Clarksville
Harnest
Hanes
Clarkevilla Boys
Church Society
Jooch
Odlweln Corner
Sud Pienta
New Sporting Feature At Iowa State Fair Flight Event
Des Moines reports a Knatenshue airship autowhipping over the fairgrounds on the first day of fall signaling a landmark display. The spectacle, paired with livestock exhibits and educational features, promises a week of novel attractions drawing thousands to the state fair. Horse and cattle entries close August 1 with other deadlines August 35.
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Des Moines
Knatenshue
State House
Iowa
Boes
Praise Waterloo officers aid in capture of train assailants
Vinton July 23 Special reports Sheriff Youell and Deputy Seelayger praised the Waterloo police for prompt action in aiding Benton county officers to capture the attackers of John Langer on a Rock Island train near Shellsburg. The cooperation earned appreciation from Benton county residents.
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Vinton
Iowa
John Langer
Rock Island
Shellsburg
Youell
Seelayger Lond
Waterloo Police
Benton County
Waterloo
Creamery at Monticello Finishes Butter Contract
The Diamond Creamery at Monticello Iowa completes a government butter contract for Uncle Sam amounting to 375 000 pounds with 18 percent moisture. A government inspector attends to ensure conformity and the firm has supplied the government with funds totaling $110 000.
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Monticello
Iowa
Diamond Creamery Company
Uncle Sam
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