Mutiny grows as Potemkin rebels clash at sea
The Kuiaz Potemkine mutineers declare a decisive struggle against the Russian government and guarantee safe passage for foreign ships. The ship docks at Theodosia demanding coal and medical aid while mutineers fight among themselves and plan to reach Taras-Caucasia for support. The torpedo boat seeks supplies at Akkerman after firing on officials.
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Thedosia
Kniaz Potemkine
Theodosia
Kuiaz Potemkine
Black Sea
St. Petersburg
Crimean Peninsula
Kustenji Harbor
Kniaz
Odessa
Akkerman
Two Banks Go to Wall in Illinois and Kansas
Washington reports Spring Valley National Bank and Tuluca First National Bank were closed and placed under National Bank Examiners after Kansas millionaire C. J. Devlin failure. Both banks had lent heavily to Devlin’s railroad, Illinois coal ventures, and property transfers to Kansas City and Topeka banks may be nullified if Devlin is declared bankrupt.
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Washington
Spring Valley National Bank
Spring Valley
Ilinois
First National Bank
Tulueca
Illinois
National Bank Examiners
C. J. Devlin
Tuluca
Topeka
Devlin
Kansas City
Iret National
France Wins Big Automobile Race
French champion M. Thery won the International Automobile Race for the Gordon Bennet cup. He completed four laps of an eighty five mile course in seven hours and ten minutes. Eighteen contestants started, including three Americans.
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Las Champ
M. Thery
Tea About Tea and Bem Ten Leo Bookie
Spirit of tea themes appear in a playful note about Schilling’s Bem Ten Leo bookie. The text hints at the value of tea and a quirky title about making good tea. No clear event or date is provided.
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Schilling
Eight Prisoners Escape McNeil Island Jailed on Government Crimes
A daring midnight breakout at McNeil Island federal prison frees eight inmates serving terms from one to twenty years. They gnawed through brick walls and roof sheets, used improvised ropes, and fled to the harbor, aiming for boats Irma and two rowboats, with Marshal Hopkins and guards mobilizing after the prison was inspected.
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McNeill Island
Tacoma
Wash
Northwest
Federal
McNeil's Island
Ed, Stickney
C. D. Castle
James Leslie
Alaska
W. D. McCarty
J. H. Malone
Jane
Matt Moory
K. Takeouchi
George Wade
Wade
McCarthy
Meloney
S&tickney
Leslie
Casule
United States Marshal's Office
Marshal Hopkins
More Trouble at Putiloff
In St Petersburg the Cossacks fired on strikers at the Putiloff iron works after a youth suspected of carrying dynamite drew a revolver and killed a policeman before being wounded by another officer. Cossacks charged the crowd on Peterhoff Row with whips and a volley, producing several injuries among strikers.
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Bt. Petersburg
Putiloff Iron Works
Peterhoff Row
Reports of Good Spring Wheat Crop
After trading near the range today September wheat closed at 87 to the cent, slightly under Saturdays finish. Reports from the spring wheat crop were excellent, helping markets fade.
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Chicago
Caune
Chicago Wheat Prices Slip in July Trading
Chicago Wheat notes show No. 2 Red, new, quoted at 03 to 04 for July. Market conditions reflect minor shifts with July 00% figures noted in the report.
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Chicago
Price of Liberty Address at McNichols Wright Hall
A July Fourth address by Supreme Judge Aussie at McNichols Wright Hall praises the long cost of progress. He recalls Puritan and Cavalier sacrifices, Washington and God, and defines patriotism as hearth and family centered, guided by Christian virtue and the Golden Rule.
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McNichols & Wright's Hall
Supreme Judge
Aussie
General Washington
George Washington
God Almighty
Hamilcar
Hannibal
Mark Antony
Octavia
Egypt
Henry W. Grady
Glorious Fourth Parade Delights Pocatello with Indian Turnout
The July Fourth celebration in Pocatello 1905 impressed with a grand Indian parade and sun dance on the plaza. Organizers led by Major A. F. Caldwell and executive committee delivered a full day of races, a ball game, music by Eagle Concert band, and a safe, sane fireworks display amid dense crowds.
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Pocatello
A. F.caldwell
The
Indian Agency
McNichols
Wright Hall
J. F. Airshie
Cleveland Avenue
Eagle
Grand Marshall
C. EB. M. Loux
Geo
Smith
Horrible
Calathumplan
M. Priges
Independanes
Hon
Goo
KH. Gray
J. IF. Allshie
Sun Pance
Plaga
Mlaza
Blackfoot
0. & I. Shop
J. J. Juti
A. J. Pierce
Lous
Eldredge Called by Many Acknowledged Leader Dies in Blackfoot
W B Eldredge known as Beak Eldredge a prominent southeastern Idaho businessman dies at his Blackfoot home July 4 after a three week illness heart failure age forty he leaves a wife a father and five brothers. Funeral from his residence Friday at 11 AM with Tennessee relatives expected to attend.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
W. B. Eldredge
Beak" Eldredge
Eldredge
Legion
Cleveland
Tennessee
Nat Eldredge
Pocatello
Blanche Jones
John Hay laid to rest in simple Cleveland funeral
At Lake View Cemetery John Hay was buried with a small, private ceremony. President and Vice President attended, along with former cabinet members. The plan emphasized simplicity with hymns prayers and Scripture readings as Roosevelt and aides departed for the east.
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Cleveland
John Hay
Lakeview
United States
McKinley
Chamber of Commerce
Coal Mine Explosion Claims Nine Lives at Tidewater Mines
Roanoke reports an explosion at Tidewater coal mines in Vivian West Virginia. Nine men died instantly, four score injured, fifteen rescued in a dying condition. About thirty workers remain underground, feared dead. Gas buildup is suspected as the cause.
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Virginia
Roanoke
Tidewater
Vivian
West Virginia
Causa
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Putiloff
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Evie
Franklin & Hayes Brewing Company
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George Kimpton
John Ford
John Brown
Wm. Spillman
J. W. Kelly
J. W. Meyers
Russia
Watson M. Nesbitt
W. A. West
Pat Sweeney
McNichols & Wright Hall
Eagle Band
W. H. Cleare
George B. Gray
Messrs
Wm. Squires
M. V. Moore
J. R. Jones
W. H. Hill
America
Center Street
Masonic Temple
Strem
A.W. Bleevies
Dr. Loux
Wr. N. McCarty
John Hart
Chief Joseph
Tom Math
John Corbridge
Nickels
Roy Goodwin
Salt Lake Socors
Hay
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