Mutiny Grips Odessa and Cronstadt Naval Yards
Mutinous sailors seize control at Odessa on the Black Sea as troops shell contesting guards. Four thousand surrender near Litwa, thousands remain in woods. at Cronstadt eight thousand imperial sailors and dock workers refuse to work with one officer killed. Tension escalates as revolutionary leaflets appear and troops are dispatched.
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Odessa
Black Sea
Baltic
St. Petersburg
Cronstadt
Admiralty
Kndaz Potemkine
Rioters Killed and City Fire Reported in Odessa Cable
Ambassador Meyer reports from St Petersburg via Odessa that five hundred rioters were killed, the harbor burned, and a battleship bombards the town while the fleet has not yet arrived. The dispatch highlights severe unrest and naval action in the Black Sea port.
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Washington
Kishineff Reports Gen Chernotuchi Murder and Uprising
A Kishineff dispatch says General Chernotuchi, head of the Bessarabian gendarmerie, was murdered in his residence. A general strike has erupted in Kishineff and the town remains occupied by Cossacks.
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Vienna
Kishineff
Chernotuchi
Cossuecks
Mutiny Ended as Sailors Surrender Arms in Liabau
From Libau on June 30 the mutiny among bluejackets has ended after a parley with troops. Sailors agreed to surrender their arms and return to duty on the promise of better food. Odessa reports nine ships burned up to date.
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Odessa
Libau
Russian port blockade by mutineers at Odessa
A dispatch from Odessa to the Evening Standard reports the Kniaz Potemkine has blockaded the port since midnight. Six Russian steamers lie anchored in the roads under mutineers' guns, while all ships flying the Russian flag are barred from the port.
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London
Evening Standard
Odessa
Kniaz Potemkine
Riots in Odessa as mobs clash with troops
A Tageblatt dispatch from Odessa reports about twelve thousand rioters in the streets yesterday attacking troops and the fighting continuing into the night.
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Berlin
Tageblatt
Odessa
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Pocatello Citizen
Mrs. Mary Geary of 502 North Cleveland Avenue testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved years of kidney and back pain after one box. She bought them at Sprague Pharmacy and reports no recurrence, urging others to use Doan's as the cure. Foater-Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets the pills nationwide.
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Dean
Pocatello
Mary Geary
North
Cleveland Avenue
Sprague Pharmacy
Doan
Foater-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
New Life Pills Claim Quick Headache Relief
Ad touts Dr. King's New Life Pills for sick and nervous headaches claiming pure blood and better health. Sold by Mrs. A. L. Cook, druggier, with a 25 cent price and money back if not cured.
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Dr. King
A. L. Cook
Mutiny Ended But Workmen Strike Continues
In Cronstad in June, the sailors mutiny has ended though the workmen strike persists with no further casualties reported.
Kniaz Potemkin Surrenders After Quick Odessa Fleet Arrival
American consul at Odessa reports firing ceased swiftly and the Kniaz Potemkin surrendered without a shot after the fleet reached port. The cable to the State Department is dated 3:85 this evening.
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Washington
Tleenen
Odessa
State Department
Kniaz Potemkin
Mutiny on the Kniaz Potemkin After Food Complaint Lifts
The Odessa mutiny involved twenty sailors from a revolutionary group on the Kniaz Potemkin. After a food complaint, the captain split the crew, the minority seized guns and fired on their mates, resulting in many deaths. Commander Gokoloff was killed as the mutineers took control and raised the red flag.
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St. Petersburg
Odessa
Kniaz Potemkin
Gokoloff
Cleveland Avenue Athletic Sports Fourth of July Contests
Notice to contestants lists events on July 4 including tug of war foot race wheel barrow race three legged race suck race bicycle race and others with prizes from five to twenty five dollars. Entries close July 1 with A W Service chairing the sports committee at his South Cleveland avenue office. Do it now.
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Cleveland Avenue
W. O. W. Tear
A. W. Service
South
Bottled Beer Sold Across Barn Market
Advertises American Pilsener bottled beer on sale at all barn locations for 20 cents per bottle.
Norwegian Army Mobilizes for Sweden Border War News
Heavy infantry moved toward the Swedish border as 65 cars and 2 engines were sent to resist. Reports from Tronhjem say almost the entire Norwegian army is mobilized with conscripts armed. On Tuesday night 2000 infantry moved toward the Swedish boundary. 75 cars and 2 engines assisted from Trondheim.
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Tronhjem
Birty
Trondhjem
First in Bancroft John Aston Commits Suicide
June 30 Bancroft John Aston, a longtime resident and early settler, hanged himself in the barn on his premises. He suffered rheumatism for years and left a wife and 11 children. Aston was widely respected in the community.
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Bencrost
John Aston
Aston
Bancroft
Postal Changes in Idaho and Washington D C
A new post office opens at Hill in Kootenai County Idaho with Mike Burke as postmaster. The Independence post office in Fremont County Idaho is ordered closed July 5 and will be served by rural free delivery thereafter.
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Washington, D.C
Hill
Kootenai County
Idaho
Mike Burke
Independence
Fremont County
Tea note on Schilling's Best packaging not in air tight
A brief item reports that Schilling’s Best tea is not found in air tight packages. The note highlights packaging absence and suggests a product packaging gap.
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Schilling
Kane’s Sells Chase & Sanborn Teas in Pocatello
J F Kane promotes Chase & Sanborn teas and coffees as the exclusive local agent in Pocatello. He assures customers they will receive genuine articles when purchasing from Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Kane
Chase & Sanborn
Pocatello
Kane's
Asthma Sufferers Should Know This Cure Claim
Davenport Iowa resident Mrs Adolph Buesing reports lasting relief after using Foley's Honey and Tar for a severe cold that evolved into asthma over twelve years. The letter says standard medical care gave only temporary relief before the remedy cured her.
Smoking in a Powder Magazine
An advertising notice urges immediate use of Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder troubles, claiming it can cure Bright's Disease and diabetes previously deemed incurable. The message warns that neglect of kidney disorders can lead to deadly outcomes and promotes starting treatment today.
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Wooley
Bright
Foley
Mra A
Ly Cook
Pinney Named Favorite in Unspoken Partisan Move
The Statesman claims Pinney will win mayor this year despite the paper not backing him. The Republican convention in the Columbia theatre endorsed Pinney with a harmony-filled, orderly session and open ballot debates.
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S. Perrine
Fourth Ward
Organization Committee
Bogart
James A. Pinney
Ben
Pettingill
A. A. Johnson
J. W. Meeen
W. Yeomans
C. J. Sinsel
J. &. Clintom
D. R. Hubbard
William Bryan
A. RB. Davis
Willis Mickle
R. M. Davidson
Snow Liniment Promises Cure for Old Sore
A Westmoreland Kansas notice from May 5 1908 promotes Snow Liniment claiming it cured a stubborn sore on the chin and mentions testimonials from Mrs Sophia J Carson and Mrs A Li Cook requesting more bottles for skeptical ailments in Alleneville and Mini Co.
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Westmoreland
Kans
All and Snow Liniment Co
Sophia J. Carson
Alleneville
Mini Co. A
A. Li
Fine Tea and Summer Goods Offered at Local Booth
A local notice advertises a food and drink booth at 1st and Center Street, Union Lunch Booth, with Old Crow Bourbon and Mount Vernon Rye featured. Mrs Winn offers sale of all her summer stock for cash only at the cort, with goods described as delicately presented tea offerings and related comforts.
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Old Crow
Bourbon
Mount Vernon
Bannock Bar
Second Vice President Joins Panama Canal Engineer Role
John I Stevens, formerly Rock Island Railroad second vice president, has been selected as chief engineer of the Panama Canal at a salary of thirty thousand dollars per year. He resigned from Rock Island to accompany Secretary Taft to the Philippines and study the feasibility of a railway line there.
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Clty
W. T. Booth
Chamber of Oommerce
John F. Stevens
Panama Canal
Rock Island Railroad Company
Washington
John I Steevers
The
Rock Island Railroad
Thurston Backs Defense in Mitchell Case in Federal Court
Former Senator Thurston of Nebraska traveled three thousand miles to aid in the Mitchell defense. He said the prosecution seeks laurels by convicting a United States senator while noting Mitchell is a homesman and pledges honest effort in the defense.
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Thurston
Mitchell
Oortland
Nebraska
Mitchell Wis
United
Jewelry sale by M I Roberts in Pocatello Idaho
Starting Thursday June 1 this store offers diamonds watches jewelry clocks and silverware at lower prices than any jewelry store in Idaho. The sale is near the post office in Pocatello.
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Idaho
M. I. Roberts
Pocatello
Swineharts ie wagon circulates daily with clear fee
Swineharts ie wagon makes the rounds every day offering pure, clear fee service. Leave orders at Bannock Abstract company or phone tg K.
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Swineharts Ie
Bannock Abstract Company
Tg-K
Mrs A L Cook's Prescription Drug Store or Red Cross Pharmacy
Readable line references a pharmacy labeled Mrs A L Cook and the Red Cross Pharmacy. Ends without details on location or date, but implies a dual name or combined business identity. No further facts available in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Cook
Red Cross
Rockefeller Endows U S Higher Education With Ten Million
At a General Education Board meeting in New York, John D Rockefeller announced a ten million dollar gift to create a higher education endowment in the United States. The fund will be held to generate income for colleges and universities, with priority to smaller colleges though great universities may also be considered if trustees deem them worthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Education Board
John I) Rockefeller
Endowment For Higher
Rockefeller
Vaudeville Show At Auditorium Delights Large Audience
National Stock company staged a nine act vaudeville program at the Auditorium last night. Walters and Brown presented The Littlest Girl. Ellis sang Good Night Beloved Good Night. Martella the Rough House Acrobat drew twenty minutes of roars. Fairburn and Granville drew laughs with singing and dancing. Bridewell Anderson and Myrlina the shadowgraphist entertained. Violet McCoy offered Always Do as People Say You Should. Harris and Doris performed Music. moving pictures closed the program. The bill continues Sunday with prizes including a live baby and a free matinee for Indies and children on Saturday.
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National Stock Company
Walters
Brown
Robert Ellis
Martella
Chas. Fairburn
Amy Granville
Kate Bridewell Anderson
Myrlina
Violet McCoy
Fortune Evler
Harris
Doris
Moving Pictures
You Must Register for Fourth of July Athletic Events
Reminder to register to compete in Fourth of July athletic events. Directs readers to A. W. Sere vice for further information.
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A. W. Serevice
FLOCKMASTER REAPS PROFITS AS WOOL PRICES SURGE
The St Louis Globe Democrat notes a camelot of favorable wool prices driving a boom in the sheep business. A global shortfall boosts demand and Western herds swell, with Texas and New Mexico lamb crops rising and large outfits planning heavy shipments to eastern markets.
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St. Louis Globe Democrat
Europe
Australia
United States
South West
Wee
Billings
Montana
West
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Idaho
California
Wood Livestock Company
Bpencer
Comitry
Auense
St. Joseph
St. Louls
Kanangey
Chicago
Nevada
Weatarn
Caer Stoen
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Saratoft
Stockholm
Jonesa Rearm
Bancrof J
Ohn Ashton
Life
Mr. Aston
Pinney
Boise
Statesman
Bolset Sateaman
1St & Center St
Union
Lars
Stevens
Rock Island
Commony
Taft
Philip
Pines
John D. Rockefeller
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