Arrest of General Stoessel Shocks Port Arthur Inquiry
St. Petersburg July 12 The Nusha Shisa reports Lieutenant General Stoessel has been arrested at Tsarskoe Selo following revelations by the commission probing the Port Arthur defense and capitulation. The sword of honor from his French admirers will not be presented. Rear Admiral Kruger plans retirement over alleged incapacity tied to the Potemkin mutiny situation at Odessa.
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St. Petersburg
Nusha Shisa
Stoessel
Tsarskoe Selo
Port Arthur
Kruger
Kilaz Potemkine
Odessa
Emperor Nicholass peace envoy choice under attack
Reports from St Petersburg and other ports on July 12 indicate strong influence urging Emperor Nicholas II to retract Muravieff as peace plenipotentiary. Critics call him unqualified and reactionary, risking peace efforts amid court factional power struggles. Sailors aboard Russian ships mutinous over food and arming crews. Crews show discontent across cruisers Minine and Krem. Grand Duke Sergius estate owners suffer peasant destruction near Dobinsky. Kniaz Potemkine travels from Küstenji Tow of Tohesme toward Sevastopol under admiralty orders.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Muravieff
Going Out of Business Sale at Wonder Millinery
Mrs. H. A. Mueller announces a 30 day cash sale at the Wonder closing out stock of millinery skirts and shirt waists. Everything priced at cost or below, urging customers not to miss the opportunity. 134 N Cleveland Street.
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Wonder
H. A. Mueller
Cleveland
Mrs Winn to Sell Summer Stock at Cost for Cash Only
Local dealer announces a cash only sale of Mrs Winn summer stock at cost. Limited quantities available with the sale encouraging quick purchases.
Leak in Agriculture reports shocks Cotton Exchange
The Chief Statistician at the Agriculture Department is under fire as a leak in the cotton crop report unsettles officials. The New York Cotton Exchange cites venality in Agriculture reports and asks President Roosevelt to order a full investigation and punish the responsible parties.
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Agricultural Department
Cotton Exchange
Oyster Bay
Department of Agriculture
New York
New York Cotton Exchange Today
Rooesvvelt
Ten Heat Deaths Reported in New York and Brooklyn
Ten deaths from heat and many prostrations are reported from New York and Brooklyn up to noon. The figures reflect a severe heat wave affecting residents and city workers amid high temperatures.
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New York
Brooklyn
Sinking of the Normandie Sparks Hudson River Tragedy
A steam launch named Normandie sank after a collision near Dobbs Ferry. Captain Storm and Engineer Brady perished. Miss Gladys Dodge and J. J. Greene are missing, while John A. Rudd, the charterer of the Normandie, escaped with others.
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New York
Dobbs Ferry
Storm
Brady
Gladys Dodge
J. J. Greene
John A. Rudd
Posse Downes Outlaws Near Oklahoma Border
In Winfield Kansas July 12 C S Calhoun a Santa Fe Railway detective was killed by two outlaws at Cedarville. The pursuing citizens killed Hol Madigan of Ponca City and wounded William Chadburn fatally. J M Pope was shot in the foot and a woman, Malone, hit in the leg during the exchange of fire.
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Oklahoma
Winfield, Kans
C. S. Calhoun
Santa Fe Railway
Cedarville
Hol. Madigan
Ponca City
William Cchadburn
J. M. Pope
Malone
Outlaws Rob Two Horses Seventh Mile Chase In Kansas
In Winfield Kansas on Sunday Madigan and Chadburn robbed six truck men in a hotel. Detective Calhoun traced them to Ced arville and with Hewins posse shot Calhoun fatally and chased the pair toward Hewins where they were killed after returning fire. Mrs Malone was wounded during the confrontation.
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Winfield
Kan
Hewins
Powers May Escape Yet
Cincinnati July 12 Caleb Powers awaiting federal trial transfer from state to federal jurisdiction is in Newport jail after a jailer mayor altercation over his cell. He has been jailed five years four trials three death sentences and hopes for acquittal as legal challenges delay the federal proceedings.
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Cincinnati
United States
Cochran
Caleb Powers
William Goebel
Frankfort
Newport
Powers
Ploeger
Hembold
Ife
London
Schilling's Best Tea Advertises Fair Profit Promise
A grocer touts Schilling's Best tea with a promise of fair profit and customer satisfaction. If shoppers dislike it, they may return their money at no cost.
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Schilling
County Commissioners Continue Daily Sessions Through Week
The county board works through a large bill batch with about 200 items, nearly 150 settled today. They address road matters, property tax delinquencies, a bridge project across Bear river, aid requests, and road district affairs while listing poll tax candidates and noting irrigation congress delegates.
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M. RK. Lawrence
Robin
Lawrence
Dan Higgins
Col. Bell
Dempsey
Hell
Edwin Tillotson
Bear River
Boda Springs
HH. C
Gorton
Ask Your Grocer About Money Back Guarantee
A shopper is urged to ask a grocer about a money back promise. The clerk reportedly explains refunds if the customer dislikes a product, echoing the store’s customer satisfaction stance.
Murderous McGill Slays Crew in Honduras Trade Trip
A Norwegian steamer reports a massacre on the schooner Olympia bound for Truxillo. McGill, a black murderer, killed all twelve aboard and one passenger, escaping by dory and being captured later. The motive is believed to be $1400 in the captain's cabin.
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New Orleans
Imonduras
Olympia
Truxillo
McGill
Dory
el Provener
Honduras
Sultan’s Forces Defeat Moorish Pretender Near Ajda
Tangier July 12 The Sultan's forces win a victory near Ajda in northwest Morocco. The Moorish Pretender is forced to retreat leaving 180 men dead. Many prisoners are captured.
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Morocco
Tangier
Ajda
Two Fools on the Isthmus Fight Duel
In Panama on July 12, Eusbio Morales a leading attorney and former U S fiscal agent at Panama dueled Julio Arjona a noted newspaper man and conservative politician after Arjona published an article critical of Morales Arjona was slightly wounded in the swordsman clash and the incident drew attention to the tainted public spat on the isthmus
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Panama
Eusbio Morales
United States
Julio Arjona
Arjona
Morales
Big Drop in Sugar Grades of Sugar
New York July 12 All grades of refined sugar were reduced ten cents per hundred today.
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New York
Comforting Words On Dean's Kidney Pills Report
Mrs James C C Lee of 1015 North Harrison Ave testifies her husband, an O S railroad engineer, used Dean's Kidney Pills with great relief from back and kidney pain. She bought them at Sprague Pharmacy and notes the first box brought improvement. the trouble has not returned. Sold by all dealers 60 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Pocatello
James CC. Lee
North Harrison Avenue
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Lhuffalo
New York
United States
Local Jewelry Auction To Open In Pocatello Idaho
Commencing Thursday June 1 a sale of diamonds watches jewelry clocks silverware cut glass and related items will be offered at lower prices than any Idaho jewelry store. M L Roberta located in Pocatello next to the post office.
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Idaho
M. L. Roberta
Pocatello
Kane's in Pocatello Sells Chase & Sanborn Teas and Coffees
J. F. Kane advertises as the exclusive agent in Pocatello for Chase & Sanborn teas and coffees. He promises genuine article and reliable availability at Kane's.
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Chase & Sanborn
Pocatello
Kane's
Mrs Frances L Sales Seeks Kidney Cure After Five Doctors
Mrs Frances L Sales of Missouri Valley Iowa writes of five years kidney trouble with back pains and frequent urination. She tried five physicians without relief and then used Foley's Kidney Cure, claiming after three 100 bottles she was completely cured.
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Frances L. Sales
Missouri Valley
Foley
Mra. Ia
le Cook
Elks of Buffalo Fix Next Grand Officers at Nineteenth Reunion
The Buffalo gathering of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks opens with officials welcomed by Attorney General Jules Mayer and Mayor Knight. The grand lodge elects officers for the coming year and reports show 1800 delegates present. seven lodges exceed 1000 members, with Brooklyn No. 22 and New York leading. Total membership surpasses 200,000, cash on hand 111,059 in four funds, and 5,500 property acquisition near the Elks' home at Adford City, Va.
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Huffalo
N. Y
The
Elks
Grand Lodge
Teck Theatre
Jules M. Mayer
Erastus C. Knight
Willard H. Ticknor
Buffalo Lodge
William J. O Brien, Jr
Baltimore
Arand
Grand Jodge
Robert W. Brown
Louisville
C. F. Tomlinson
Winston
N. C
Charles W. Kauffman
Hoboken
N. J
Edward McLaughlin
Boston
Fred ‘* Robinson
Dubuque
John K. Tener
Chaleroi
John D. O'Shea
Lynn
Mass
W. H. Haviland
Butte
Mont
O'Brien
O Brien
Heel
Fred ©. Robinson
Iowa
Cincinnati
Spokane
Brooklyn
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinatti
Charleroi
Lick Observatory Fire Threat Looms Near Summit
Fires threaten the Lick Observatory in San Jose California. Professors telephoned for militia to be sent to protect the mountaintop site as flames push toward Mount Ham ten where the famous telescope is located.
Boy Hangs Self After Sulky Moment in San Francisco
Walter T. Chur, 11, of 425 Beventh Avenue, San Francisco, hanged himself yesterday after an argument with his mother over chopping wood. His mother, Mrs. St. Clair, discovered his body hanging in the cellar.
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Sin Francisco
Walter
T. Chur
Bevnth Avenue
Kane's Grocery Sells Fresh Vegetables Daily
The notice promotes Kane's Grocery offering fresh vegetables daily with a full market assortment and produce. It emphasizes daily in stock items and broad selection to attract customers.
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Kane
Pinney Elected Boise Mayor by 900 Vote Margin
James A. Pinney, Republican, won Boise mayoral election by 900 over Democrat Hays, carrying every ward and most precincts. The Republican ticket swept council seats and Ben Pettingill was re-elected city treasurer. celebrations erupted with a large crowd and Columbia band. Pinney pledged a good upright administration and invited input if unhappy.
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Boise
Ida
Jiy
James A. Pinney
H. Hays
Mr. Pinney
Hays
Ben Q. Pettingill
C. C. Anderson
Pinney
Capitol Hotel
Avery C Moore Buys Weiser World Paper
Avery C. Moore, formerly of Idaho County and once a Democrat now a Republican, purchased the Weiser World from former proprietor L A York yesterday afternoon. He takes possession now. the World will remain a Republican paper.
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Weiser July Weoenwery
Moore
Idaho County
Republic
Mexterday
Weiser World
L. A. York
the World
Mass Meeting Called Over City Water Questions
Citizens are urged to attend a mass meeting Thursday July 13 at McNichols Wright Hall to discuss the water situation and seek improvements or prevent a repetition. The call is issued by the Mayor and Council of Pocatello. Also notice of a clearance sale at Mrs Ha Mueller's 134 N Cleveland.
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McNichols & Wright Hall
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