Czar and Family Reported to Have Fled from Peterhof
Dispatches from St Petersburg report rumors that the emperor and imperial family fled Peterhof to Taathoe Sebo Washingin., with government denials of mutiny on ships and riots in St Petesburg quieting. Mutinies at Fort Constantine and the harbor, heavy fighting, dozens killed or wounded, some mutineers boarding ships and fleeing to Finland. Citations describe troops, Red Guard actions, and subsequent surrender to Cossacks with Companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etate Department
Argbssuator
T Peteraburg
Merec Alo
St. Petesabure
Cay Tui
Petersburg
Gept
Constantine
Creeetadt
Jocleddug
Joaktwiehett
Finland
Wild rumor circulates about fortress fire and ships
Widespread chatter claims a battle or disturbance at a fortress site near Cronatadt. Reported telephone disruptions hindered confirmation. Unclear, but rumors emphasize four warships reaching Crosvadt and possible fortress activity awaiting official word.
Prisoners Landed After Mutiny Report From Helslepfors
In Pinland Aug 2 there was no Dring at Sceaborg or nearby and no defk received from the ac the mutiny. Officials say few details but a Tellable soarre claims the matiotere, except 2 f on Lelacde, surrendered. Prisoners are landed in bateades guarded by loyal troops. They appear dull with little thought of punishment.
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Helslepfors
Pinland
Sceaborg
Batedes
Collapse of the Mutiny in St Petersburg The Baltic Squadron in Jeopardy
An article from St Petersburg dated August 2 describes a mutiny collapse at Sresborg and a failed attempt to manipulate the Baltic squadron. It notes wavering revolutionary spirits, strained preparations for a general strike on Saturday, and that the Navy’s situation alarms both sides as events unfold amid confusion and fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rentera Telegram Company
St. Peterabire Sage
St. Petersburg
Sresborg
Hells
States
Canada
Ronal Association
Bia
Frank Stecher
Pring & Strike
Reed
Aledy
Fragmented OCR Note on Ventures and Events
A garbled OCR passage references ventures, people named Avvent and Beperar, and mentions a late night event or activity. Several long fragments describe activities, people, and places in a disjointed way with no coherent narrative or clear dates or locations. The readable bits point to a chaotic list rather than a structured report.
Revolutionary Propaganda Sparks Unrest in Sevattopol
In Sevattopol Admiral Skrra, head of the Black Sea fleet, used unrest to push propaganda and revolutionary aims rather than address the sailors economic demands. He rejected any plan to restore order, declaring the task would be accomplished by other means.
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Sevattopol
Adeoiral Skrralow
Black Sea
Police and Socialists Clash in London
A dispatch reports clashes in London between communal policy supporters and Socialists this afternoon. The confrontation occurred in Heleing fora, with retina trents described as a factor in the dispute.
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London
Arl
Qera Telegragy
Heleing
Fdas
Assassination in Warsaw Shocks Local Scene
Fragmentary report notes a figure named Markaratt oxy, described as chief of Warew gem d art trig, killed in Warsaw amid wartime turmoil. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply a sudden assassination in a military or security context.
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Warsaw
General Markaratt ‘Oxy
Gem D'Art Trig
Foaclak
Officers Killed by the Russian Mutineers
An account from Petrograd describes the deaths of officers during mutiny actions. It details the chaotic scene, casualties, and the damage to charges and facilities amid the stormy developments. The report notes struggles and fatalities among the patrol and guard forces in the cited area.
Close Of Harte Divorce Case At Hartje Court
After 21 and a half days of hearings the Harte divorce trial ended abruptly. Attorneys and judges arranged a brief adjournment with Judge Frazer saying the decision would be submitted by Wednesday evening. Hartes left the courtroom amid small groupings of supporters as observers voiced relief and questions lingered. Witnesses described letters suggesting alleged misconduct, with detective Jon Gaser confirming interviews and participation.
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Pitteborg
Harte
Robert
Frazer
Cape
Tie
Anguatua
Altorners
Hartle
Ite
Hargedhorre
Jobo A. Ball
Han
Edward G. tHartie
Rover
Jetlere
Cauchmas Madine
Chicago Strike Hits Major Downtown Firms
Through dirty windows the Aug disaster shows workers at 40 shops in Chicago going on strike over wage demands. Railways banks and telegraph offices including Rock Island Ashland and Merchants Exchange are affected as union leaders say more join today to press a $250 monthly raise and a union fund to cover strike costs. Managers refuse concessions.
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Chicago
Bntll & Settlement
Rockers
Mostal Telegraph
Ashland
Sinwart
Reliance
Stock Exchange First National Bank
Merchante Loan and Trust
Inspecting Packing Houses in Albany State Report
An official from the state department of health reports thorough inspections of meat packing facilities across the state. He notes many premises are un sanitary though some improvements are visible after targeted enforcement and corrective actions.
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Albany
Hralia
Gawulietin
Tragic Nevada incident and car chase reported
A garbled Nevada tragedy description references Daisy Dwye Tosarah and Jack Uren, a curty hotel, and a shooting following a dispute. The text mixes names, locations, and odd fragments, with mentions of Manvattan, a Marine Dace, a theater, and various dated events, all unclear due to OCR damage.
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Austin
New
Tosarah
Jack Uren Jarty
Dyer
Curty
Marine Dace
Che
Willams
Marriages and mining notes headlined in distressed text
Fragmentary report covers Eva Nesbit Thaw linkage rumors and a Douglas County placer sand sample valued at 780.71 with notable iron and titanite content. Also notes Miss Jones and Alfred McCourt wed, Catlett divorce finalized, and a party from Hanns and others traveling to a Lake Saney move.
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Wye
Ave
Davl T. Day
United States Geological Surger
Douglas Creek
Bait & Pound
Trouglas Consolidated Campsnr
Ttat
Margaret Alice Jones
Alfred W. McCourt
Carpenter
Catlett
McCourt
Craig
Hanns
Herbert
Kenold G Crecan
Asloa Paciée
Mise Jenala Bully
Batt
Fortuicht
Saneymova
Standard Oil Men Face Subpoenas in Chicago Case
Fatty OMcerg and Standard Oil employees are named in subpoenas sent to Chicago officials. United States Marshal Heckel says several operatives in New York would not confirm receipt. Company counsel Elliott and Frould caution about service while no obstruction is planned, awaiting legal action.
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New York
Chikagy
Ity
Chicago
Art
United States
Heckel
Tee
Rome
Standard Oil Company
United States Court
F. Flott
Elliott Sald
Br Serve
Yeatersay
Eullout
Atteay
Cnn
Dl Mott
Battle at the Forts of Sveaborg Reported Mutiny and Siege
A Reuters dispatch from St Petersburg details the mutiny at Sveaborg where mutineers and sappers defend against government forces. Artillery clashes erupt between northern and southern batteries while troops regroup on Rendammant Island. Reinforcements arrive as Finns battle to retake positions amid heavy casualties and damaged fortifications.
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Fintan
Associated Prias
St Petersbure
Sveaborg
Sree
Areaborg
Pha
Rusatan
St. Petershart
Sapport
Tine
Sordhammerland
Moutinvers
Centaurum
Dihaw Koch
Tiitriaki
Citictale Decor
Crvala
Mutiny on Commander Inland Forces Burned Courage at Sea
The local troops commander opened fire after mutineers attacked inland. Crews from the ahlpe 4araling tairir fate showed joy as mutineers faltered. A red signal gun appeared, rifles spoke from the parapet, and mutineers split into factions. A motor boat carrying leaders tried to escape but was sunk or captured. Rapid fire crippled the fleeing vessel. two occupants died. Midnight found the mutineers resolved to die rather than surrender.
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Ling
Emperors Battery
Nicholas Island
Emperor’ Battery
Treyler
Welainrfore
Will Contest the Will of Mascell Bare in New York
Transcript from New York reports James J. of Troy will contest the will of Mascell Bare, aided by Senator Brackett, filed with the county clerk. The suit seeks probate remedies dated February 5, 1896, with James H. Gage and A. Welles Stump acting as contestants’ representatives.contends that Gage may lack competency to act in 1901 and notes Sage’s handling of significant railroad construction deals.
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New York
James J
Troy
Mascell
Senator Brackett
Coangel
James II. Gage
A. Welles Stump
Sage
Wall Street
Hage
Death inquest in Chicago linked to suspected poisoning
An inquest into the death of Mrs. Kbanpa Anz ia re 1 Gtate's Attorney Olsen reports a well defined evidence of arsenic poisoning. Coroner Holman orders exhumation as detectives pursue leads about a possible intimate tied to Sir Welena Westberg. Charles R. Wister, brother in law, contests this claim while investigators search for Melon Hesselfeld and other associates.
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Chicago
Olsen
Walter Hatoos
Tadtwig Hekins
Care Oper
Ingore Thoreday
Charles R. Wister
Brother Inlaw
Holman
We Sheeran
Providence
Hesselfeld
Welena Westberg
Kendam
Paris Crowd Sees 2 American Girls
Paris reporters describe a bustling scene near a hotel where two American women gathered to view the Tatian races and meet notable figures. The dispatch notes spectator interest, local reaction, and coverage by French papers, highlighting public curiosity and international attention on the event and participants.
Leper Taken Away In a Special Train
A leper was removed from the city under guard in a special Baltimore and Ohio train to Ellis Island. Governor Dawes ordered the move, with protesters kept back by ropes. The district attorney sought charges and the stele was to send Rowett to North Brothers Island, but no official action had been set. The incident drew mixed reactions as officials discuss responsibility and safety measures amid a tense scene at the station.
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Parkersburg
George Flower
Haltimore & Obio
Ellis
Trossett
Dawies
Railroad Amirals
Maryland Ofclate
Roemett
Rowsett
Leprosy Fear Spurs Segregation Debate in New York
An article reports a heated debate among New York health officials and doctors about leprosy. Officials warn against importation and segregation, while critics condemn inhumane treatment. The piece notes fear, limited medical knowledge, and calls to manage suspected cases without stigma or blanket exclusion.
Runaway horse attack claims Nalthmorr resident
A runaway horse caused a fatal accident near Waller Mes Etroy in Aus. Nalthmorr, killing a prominent member of the Independent Order of OIL Fel toms. The incident occurred as horses panicked, dragging the rider under a post and breaking through a fence. Waking near the back, the onlookers reported the danger.
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Aus
Waller K. MesEtroy
Taponse
Atias
Tal MeElroy
Fred
World’s NMECORD likely misread title and names
Fragmentary OCR line appears to mix a place Ave SB with odd names and terms. The readable bits mention no clear event, date, or organization. The text likely cannot establish a coherent news item or outcome from this fragment.
Fragmentary note on workers’ unemployment plight in lithograph era
Incomplete OCR text hints at unemployed workers and lithographers facing job loss and dislocation. Mentions wages, tools, and a wartime or postwar context with references to dates and places unclear due to garbled transcription.
Miners Found Dead in a Tunnel After Mine Collapse
In Ouray Colorado, workers were overwhelmed by rocks and dirt washing into a tunnel at the Mickey Brean mine after a cloudburst. The tragedy follows an in-tunnel assessment as rescuers search for survivors.
Higher meat prices hit buyers and sellers alike
In a fragmented report on rising meat costs, shoppers and sellers note steeper prices for porterhouse and loin cuts. Demand remains brisk while butchers adjust offerings, with the market showing unmistakable pressure on household budgets amid broader price increases.
Fay Templeton Married William Patterson in Portadelphia
Fay Templeton wed William Patterson in Portadelphia yesterday in a ceremony performed by F. G. telimets at Wolley tara. The couple departed on a wed a voyage after the vows according to the announcement.
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Czar
Peterhoe
Meteralurg
Peterhaf
Taathoe-Sebo
FT. Gonstantine
St Petersburg
Stanning
Berette
Das
Parvat Asora
Fula
Acto
Privoser
Gecerml Aggief
Zion
Bhatadeen
Red Guard
Revolutirogiste
Troupe
Machlor
Villmandrand
Flom
Ghatudden
Tris
Duncamsle
Deshiagar
Dertwat
Bss
Deshlagar
Naret
Rodhued
Dobrow
Dechjera
Erhet
Capuine Kisay
Patent
Melizel
Jo i Guard
Crud
Cronatadt
Cragstadt
G . Mtla
Crosvadt
Bombaroco
Crenstadt
Bette
Hartje Case
Nex
Mexico
Monterey
Ang
Grammies
Atrio
Nevada
Ana Sheets
Fein
DE Melia
Ihorlergsman
Evelyn Nesbit
Totay
Standard Oil
Fatty Omcerg
Bla Company
Te Inte Court
Associated Press
Witt
The
Mene
Arsenig Caure
Paris
Yok Herat
Huey
Youngerie Tete Ann Wien Arriva Tipatay
Mar
Ie Baglisa
Apetiee
Evrai
Hermes Lee
Harty
Hediast Sd
Bere
Aelt
New York ‘Board of Health
Dr. Tasty
Farhington
Tia Jwper
Las Bares
Kla Lome
Sherr
Miafanaz
Bilipyloes
Yeaterdar
West Eighteenth Street
Pedris
Waitena
Ace
Hobart
Bird
Han Joan
Bightat America
le Land
Govecnor
Brooktro Me
WH. Hunt
Mostana
Wille Breet
Janet Harlan
Marisa
Supreme’ Court of the Unlied Stater
Almaey
Regis K. Post
Uhe
Calona Board
Jobo D. IL Lace
Fioston
Spanish Bank of
San Jean
James Mcbeary
Porto Rico
J. K. Reary
Attornney
Juan
Reckag Winthrop
New ‘York
Gorrisor
A. Bird
Ubeir Associates
Porte Meo
Gilearn
Hell
Fay Templeton
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