Mutiny and Surrender Reach Shifting Frontiers
Reports from St Petersburg and Kustendil describe mutinies among naval battalions, the surrender of the Kniaz Potemke to Romanian authorities, and dispersal of mutineers in small groups to various destinations. A new general mobilization is hinted with protests over Odessa’s fate and calls for stern punishment of ringleaders.
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Eastends
Foumanin
Kiley Potemke
Toumania
Veing
Yunion
D.A
St. Petersburg
Krinokovski
Atria
Adimiralytate
Kniax Potentke
Kustendil
Foreign Office
Odessa
Prussia
Krger
Lee
Icustendji
Pattleship
Kntaz Potemke
Navy Register
Caucasus
Tidis
Kustendji
Roumania
Kruger
Juing Charies
Ijaz
Mania Havin
Jeft
Potemkine
Windy City Mayor Calls End to Municipal Streetcar Plan
Chicago mayor abandons municipal ownership of streetcars and proposes selling the so called Municipal company to private hands with a city bought property option. He suggests a two year franchise terminable by city purchase and appraisal of value. Laborers Return To Work Cronstadt Dock strike eases as wages rise and hours fall.
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Chicago
Buing Ne
Cronstadt
Millionaire Turney Found Dead in Colebrook Pasture
Winsted Conn July 7 The body of Turney a millionaire owner of four mines at Sonora Mexico was found yesterday in a Colebrook pasture with a pistol wound to his head and revolver in hand. Despondency from poor health is believed to have led to death by his own action. He was 40 and a Yale College graduate class of 1888.
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Winthrow
Turney
Sonora
Mexico
Colebrook
Yale Clase
Supreme Court strikes down Peru refinery plan as unconstitutional
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled the 410000 appropriation and refinery project tied to a Peru jail branch violates the state constitution. The court condemned state actions framing the project as a direct attack on Standard Oil, criticizing governor Hoch for alleged pressure and noting the state should not finance internal improvements. The decision leaves questions about bonds and future state industrial plans.
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Topol
Kan
State Supreme Court
Associated Justice
Green
Standard Oil Company
Peru Alto
T. Kelley
Jewett
Hera
Genera CG
Colemma Aled
State Supreme ‘Gondl
Behal
Gestaring
Supreme Court
Snte
B. W. Hoch
Standard OW Company
Hach
Root Succeeds Secretary of State in Roosevelt Administration
Oyster Bay report states Root accepts the secretary of state post under President Roosevelt. He will be sworn in in weeks, but will delay permanent Washington move until September to wind up affairs. Estimated loss of fees to pursue cabinet duties is about 975,000 annually.
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Oyslur Bay
Washington
Roosevelt
Rootta
Toan Hin
Oyster Bay
Noot
Jersey City
Cleveland
Root
Hout
New York
Powers and Caleb Penara Face US Court Murder Case
In Mayaville Kentucky a United States court will hear charges against Suiy and Caleb Pen ara for complicity in the murder of William Goele in Frankfort. Judge Cochran announced he will empanel jurors to try the case after requests from Powers' attorneys.
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Gochran I. Cales Powers
Mayaville
Suiy
Caleb Penara
United States
Conrta
Wiliam Goele
Frankfort
Tia
Cochran
Jurle Gisbon
Powers
Insurance Claims Denied After Outbreak In Queens
New York reports show insurers refusing to pay claims after a major outbreak. Officials argue the state bears responsibility, while critics accuse insurers of delay and avoidant tactics. The article notes substantial losses and calls for scrutiny of the claims process.
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New York
Caves
Naycat
Ouerss
Senator Mitchell Found Guilty in Portland Case
Senator Mitchell was found guilty of practicing before a U S government department for compensation while serving as a U S senator from Oregon. The six ballot verdict saw eleven jurors for conviction with one uncertain ballot. Sentencing ranges up to two years and $19000 fines. appeal planned.
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Portland, Ors
Mitchell
Department of the United States
United States
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Camisel
Lis
Biy
Tite
Puter
Sts. Lands
de Yaven
Peace conference venue eyed near Portland a Maine resort
Text suggests Portland Maine is favored for the hot weather peace conference sessions though not yet delegated with Bar Harbor and Newport also considered. Objections cited include crowds and the social duties attendees would face.
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Portland
Washington
Maine
Bar Harbor
Newport
Tornado toll rises as Montague county devastates homes
Fort Worth reports a tornado in Montague county causing extensive destruction. Estimates place fatalities at about sixty with many injuries, including Mrs. Travis Calhoun and others. Churches and 20 buildings were destroyed while crops and livestock suffered heavy losses.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Montague
Gaelle
Ab Dackeboro
Travis ‘Calon
Travia Calhoun
Thomas Horton
Henry Vesser
Balt Creek
Nocove
Nacon
Bayshot
Montague County
Funeral of John Hay in Cleveland Lakeview Cemetery
The body of John Hay was laid to rest at Lakeview Cemetery amid private services. President and Mrs. McKinley attended with cabinet members and former associates in a solemn, simple ceremony featuring hymns and scripture read by Rev H C Haydn.
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Cleveland
Ohio
John Hay
Lakeview
Bowes
Vlee
United States
Avenpers
Wen
Atitg
Meinley
Paia
Che
Ling
Funer
Sleath
Chamber of Commerce
Fang
Wade Chapel
Easiet
Hite
Tennyson
Amata Quartette
H.C. Haydn
Pasier
Old Stone Church
Haydn
Milwaukee official Dunn jailed for bribe attempt
Michael Dunn former Milwaukee city Building Inspector and ex sheriff of Milwaukee county was sentenced to one year and six months in prison by judge Vinja of Superior for demanding a bribe of 1500 dollars from the Pabst Brewing Company for a special building privilege permit.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Michael Dunn
Milwaukee County
Inde Vinja
Superior
Plate
Dunn
Pabst Brewing Company
Japanese Landings On Sakhalin Signal Japan Peace Demands
Reports from St Petersburg detail Japanese landing on Sakhalin near Korsakov and Mere, with bombardment of Russian batteries. Dispatches note garrison withdrawals and rising diplomatic leverage as Tokyo presses for island cession, with mixed views on impact on peace talks.
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Rt. Petersburg
Balkhalla
Petersburg
Rosesivensiy
Sland
Isoo
St. Peteraburg
Liapunoll
Sakhalin
Sys
Cripivan
Koryakovsk
Korsakoval
Korsakovs
St. Petersburg
Saklalia
Meree
Shephivan
Korsakovsk
Ragslan
Korsakovel
Sakhaily Island
Kniaz Potemkine
Japan
Nowe Veemya
Merc
Washington
Port Ari Ang
Sympathy With Mutineers Spread Across Crimean Peninsula
Reports from St. Petersburg describe widespread mutiny across the Crimean peninsula and revolts in the Caucasus from Balovm to Baku. Workers and harbor crews reportedly back the mutineers while the upper classes flee. Russia’s mobilization efforts are debated amid calls for peace.
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Petersburg
Black Son
Calleagus
Crimean Peninsula
Oneavchy
Gaucasus
Balovm
Baku
Yhnodosla
Payeritt Ghilpa
Poutineera
Pante
Mutiny in Caucasus Sparks Wider Unrest in Gavicasus
Telegrams from the Caucasus report a mutiny on board the Kusaz Potemkite sparking a general movement in Gavicasus. Troops and police are overwhelmed as people flee amid chaotic conditions and a drifting state order.
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Gavicasus
Bt. Petersburg
Caucasus
Kusaz Potemkite
Pigeon Found in Chimney and Noted Family History
A commotion at John H. Nelsons home in Oil City Pennsylvania reveals a carrier pigeon that alighted in a chimney and fell into the opening. The bird was dried and returned to its sender after an oath was given. A Chase Lake Maine family record shows eighty four year old Mrs. Chase head with ten living children and a long lineage. A Kansan editor recounts a railroad worker mocked by a package labeled Handle with Care ending in a fatal collapse on the depot platform.
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John H. Nelson
Oil City
Chase Lake
Kansans Edilor
Dodd's Kidney Pills Proclaimed Cure for Rheumatism
In Lenuszania a booster for Dodd's Kidney Pills claims the remedy cures rheumatism and back pain. Mrs. M L Davison of Kuahequa reports thirty years of rheumatism relieved after using two boxes. The article notes others report similar results daily and declares the pills the pure cure.
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Kuahequa
Lenusyvania
Shere
Dodd
M. L. Davison
Podd
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Windy City
Oglyge
Kansas
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Standard Oil
Theodosia
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Klias Polemkine
Mussina
Black Belt
aMcia
Presa
Admiralty
Black Sea
Srow
Questa
Dardanelles
Qussia
Funar
Ghin
Sie Eoys
Cireles
Kalas Potemkine
Poti
Batoun
Tis
U. S. Court
Ferryville
Unis
Yextersaay
Gil
Sen. Mitchell
Sau Hay
Milgute
Hadley
Yale ‘University
Aroostook
Tuttle
Boston and Maine Railroad
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Boston
New England
Michigan
Detroit
BEC
Aranstoolk
Boston and Maine
France
England
Germany
Hank Caghier
Cody
Sometviile Journal
Russia
Bt. Petarsnirg
Silva Han
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