Revolutionary speeches and songs heard in St Petersburg
July 8 reports of widespread political demonstrations in St Peters burg with revolutionary chants and flags. Police and troops fought rioters near the Moscow railroad where Lt Tom spoke to about 7000. clashes left several wounded and police forces armed with rifles amid market disruption. Street meetings and concerts were dispersed by mounted troops. Sabotage and censorship followed. Officials warn of further crackdowns as landlords seek protection and rumors of government measures circulate.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Tom
Reinforty Land
Lwannt Tom
Constitutional Democratic Elt
People's Palace
Sabsance
Mali Worons
Bix Plore
Sprarnia
St. Peters Ture
Constitutional Democrata Asz Phat
Ixvar
Lyman Gage Denies Theosophist Ties Amid California Visit
Lyman J. Gage, former secretary, rejects claims of Theosophist links. He explains travel from California via San Diego and Chicago and defends his independence from advocacy, noting his 70th birthday and reflections on life. He cites institutions in Point Loma and the Theosophical Society activities as context.
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Chicago
Lyman J. Gage
Amy
San Diego
California
Ance
Ray
Lola
Uusiness Ife
Ache
Breaute
Store Closed After Building Commissioner Warning
Chicago May 9 The dry goods store of Mavehiail Flu Co BEY was compelled to close as Building Commissioner Barizen found it violated safety rules marking exits and stairs. Officers stood guard as customers were kept from entering while management argued for court action. Major Simmons criticized the commissioner and called for legal remedies rather than drastic measures.
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Chicago
Tay
Mavehiail Flu & Com
Bey
Barizen
Eaume
Simmons
Stention
Bartzen
Chicago Strikes Over Five Percent Wage Increase Demand
In Chicago on July 9 workers including the cement cide walk and flour layers walked off the job after employers refused a five percent raise. A union meeting yesterday prioritized the wage request, but initial demands were not granted and workers began a strike. Employers stated they would not meet the increase, while workers had been earning two cents more per hour previously and sought a raise of five cents.
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Chicago
Sion
Tariff Revision in the Next Congress Faces Authorization
Fragmented OCR outlines a discussion of tariff revision in the next Congress with references to President powers, trade relations, and legislative proposals. It mentions prospects of reciprocity, the Pigott Act, and envisioned duties and percentages amid a crowded debate in Washington.
Warships in Great Lakes disputed sale plan
Washington July 9 The navy debates whether to sell a training ship for Great Lakes needs while maintaining the Anglo American agreement bar on constructing war vessels on the lakes. Questions linger about Buengahi building interference with the treaty and broader US Britain Canada issues.
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Waebiigton
Navy Department
Lecauee
Great Lakes
Antiftia
Lakes
Buengahi
Great
Britain
Great’ Lakes
England
United States
Great Britainia
Canada
Preacher Attacks Speed Madness From The Pulpit
In Engliswood at Pilgrim Congregational Church Frederick Hey condemns speed as a modern danger. He argues God provided tools like electricity and steam to advance humanity and warns against letting speed ruin moral values. He criticizes preachers stuck in old views and insists progress should uplift society.
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Chicago
Hey
Frederick
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Engtswood
Callca
Callessa
Buffalo Herd Plan Moves to Western Oklahoma Reserve
The New York Zoological Society proposes sending a herd of buffalo to a western Oklahoma forest reserve for acclimation. A companion herd to relocate to another facility will be chipped and monitored. The plan involves government and agricultural officials, with breeding restrictions and funding cited as part of the effort.
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New York
Zoalogical Society
Wichla Forest
National Golf Championship at New York
Report from the National Golf Championship in New York with updates on leaders, notable rounds, and contestant performances. The event highlights include top contenders and key strokes shaping standings as players navigate greens and hazards.
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New York
Napoli
Travers and Herreshoft Win Narrow Match in Western Play
Frederick Herreshoff of Brooklyn and Travers faced H Chandler Egan of Chicago and D E Sawyer in a tense semi final. Travers and Herreshoft led early and finished strong, with a West team total of 72 for the nine holes and 87 for the final nine. The Chicago pairing produced a solid 87, while Travers and Herreshoft ended 9 over par on the sequence.
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Frederick Hlerreshoft
Brooklyn waAs
Payiner
H. Chatdler Egan
Chleago
DE. Sawyer
Chicago
Travers
Herreshoft
Valibra
Herreshot
Egan
Sawyer
Cloudburst at Wellsville Triggers Flood Damage
A cloudburst near Wellsville yesterday sent a torrent down Trotters Run, flooding over 209 homes and commercial buildings and weakening foundations. Mayor Fogo convened a city council meeting to fund cleanup as residents evacuated and debris blocked streets.
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Welteville
Blo
Uhlo
Fogo
Strike in Chicago Threatens Cement Work Progress
Chicago faces a cement workers strike that could halt the Building Vion project as 600 may be idled today. An overnight meeting of 1,200 union members demanded a 6 cent-an-hour wage hike with others accepting the higher scale. Cement firms largely ignored the demand. The Building Laborers' union, not directly involved, warned it may back any discharged workers, signaling possible wider action. Herman Jallen, president of the laborers, said they would not assist the strikers.
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Chicago
Manis
Herman Jallen
Canrolore
Public Accountants Propose Massachusetts Insurance Reforms
Ken York reports that the American Association of Public Accountants reviews the Governor Guild of Massachusetts commission on revenue laws and insurance regulation. The panel endorses creating a state board of public accountants and mandating insurers to adopt verified accounting practices.
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Ken York
American Association ‘of Public Accountants
Governor Guild of
Acroantnrey
Sec
Ani
State Board of
Avy Énantanty
Insurance Ronorta
Nemmlal
Colombian official named new envoy to London amid Panama tensions
The text notes General Sarria appointed as Colombia's envoy to London. It mentions Jeraclo Buln and editor of R Gorrea de Canen being pursued in Cui Nenbergielter, with aims to dismiss the political situation. It references Colombia's interests with Washington and the appointment of Dr. Bathap Cortes as minister to Washington to succeed Viego Meno.
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Groeral Sarria
Covangeenera
Colombia
Lomton
M Toalo
Jeraclo Buln
Neil
R Gorrea de Canen
Cui
Delesouiies
Colomata
Washington
Panama
Kheality
Bathap Cortes
Keroelas
Washiegion
Viego Meno
Power of public opinion and Russian foreign policy
Report from Stalynin to Armbrantion Meyer and other nations outlines Mussolini era. It notes foreign governments may demand representations on internal affairs while signaling public opinion influence. The document contrasts with Stolypin era assurances and asserts a shift in international stance.
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al. Petersburg
Stalynin
Armbnartion Meyer
Histystuk
Yilelr
Mussim
Hublte
USA Tolleliude
Great Britain Guards Secrets on Dreadnought Plans
London dispatch reports British authorities guarding details of the new 20 000 ton battleship program. Navy officials resist publication of plans and specifications, while allied nations and press observers note the secrecy amid political tension in Washington and London. The forthcoming Anglian and American discussions frame the naval race as industry and policy debate intensifies.
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Avarhinglor
Betar
Aritisn
Regent
Honda
Staton Nasy
Wread
United Krater
Chorus Girls In Thaw Case Spark Voir Dire Inquiries
New York July 1 district attorney Garvan presses for motive in the Stanford White case. Show girls and theater workers are questioned while others evade subpoenas. The Thaw affair draws intense public interest as detectives monitor key figures and Mrs Thaw defends her past.
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New York
Attornes
Stanford White
Hiterview
Miss Pitwin
LeGrand
Edna NeClure
Alluenes
Harry
White
Alatyich Allarhey
Sturgis
Sturgis, A Close Fhead of Hares
Thawnie Mrosta Agalant
Commaders Mistake Delays Welcome for Umbria at San Juan
A San Juan harbor incident spoils a ceremonial welcome as the Umbria's commander misreads the arrival of ships including the Algonquin. The Aix, under Landis and Canntens, fired a 27 gun salute before realizing the greeting would be from a different vessel. News fed by wireless reports notes ships from Minnanpo to Colorado arriving in the harbor.
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San Juan
Allan Croiser
Wireless Telegraph
Gbameston
Moot
United Binks
Aixongitn
St. Thomas
Landis
Cuatama Canntens
Umbria
Dreyfus Case Reawakens Bitterness in France
The Supreme Court of France adjourned without ruling in the Dreyfus affair, leaving the long running controversy unresolved. The hearing delayed judgment as observers weigh implications of the case and the enduring public dispute surrounding an infamous conviction.
Mutinous Outbreak Shocks Tiflis District Assembly
Fragmentary OCR note describes unrest in Tiflis with references to Sharenin House and Ward Ral lite Hee. Mentions a mutinous event, a doled household, and civic tensions amid unclear dates and players.
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Ian Hero
Governor Folk 18 Closing the Saloons in St Joseph
Jefferson City July 9 Governor Folk issues orders to St Joseph police and a select committee to seize liquor stock in saloons. Officials aim to deter sales and secure property while awaiting court rulings. Possible state militia involvement noted as authorities pursue compliance and escalation.
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Jefferson City
Folk
Joseph Pollex
Govermor
St. Joseph
Hecknee
Kansas City
Washington panel reviews U.S. naturalization checks abroad
A federal board examines how U.S. citizens abroad may be expatriated or deprived of protection. Recommendations urge tighter naturalization checks and reporting, aiming to curb dual loyalties and ensure loyalty tests align with state department data and immunity rules.
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Washinston
Juli
Dha Howae Cnn
United Starnes
Sisex of
America
State Department
Southern Pacific Plans Rail Spur to Colorado River
Southern Pacific pushes to divert the Colorado River back toward the Gulf of California as waters threaten the Salton Sea. Forty miles of track lie unaffected while crews near Pilot Knob push a spur through Maxloo toward the sinke to haul material for dam works. An honorary admiral appointment in Norway also noted.
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Company Bulle
Colorado River
Baton
Cal
Jily
Salton Sea
Southern Pacific Company
Ieola Channel
Lalo
Gulf of California
Kook
Pilot Knob
Maxloo
Isinke
Owen
Misterial
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