Mutiny in Sevastopol Garrison Amid Russian Revolt
Reports from Pelérebute on June 24 describe a mutiny by Sevastopol fortress troops including the Googs and Viborg regiments. Sailors and artillery units briefly disobeyed orders, were disarmed, then returned to barracks as commanders sought to quell the uprising. The unrest spread to nearby towns and provinces with reports of armory seizures, looting, and calls for national leadership to address the crisis.
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Royal Teglwei
Geral Nephwell
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Argul Tha Uojer
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Furs
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Oteolee
Ryagab
Viborg
Igen
Petersburg
Notor
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Maaco
Tate
Hess
Teeartay
Lowen Houre Temporarily Closed Notice
A damaged OCR note from June 21 reports Lowen Houre temporarily closed. The fragment mentions local officials and a minister, with unclear details about a meeting or action at the Conathiyewnat and a reference to Hesston Me. The readable text shows disruption in a civic site or business closure.
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S. Paterstyirg
Nerney
Taliere
Emma
Hinan Murder Case Reveals Suspect Ties and Testimony
In a New York case the authorities pursue leads in the Hinan murder. Coroner and police faced secrecy as a witness, McDonald, prepared for a nine oclock hearing. A discovered note to Mrs Kinnan hints at a motive while a patrolman recalls an intruder at the Washington and Wbooth avenue mansion.
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Slanton
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Feeble minded child could be aided by environment study
New York June 21. Alexander Johnson, secretary of the National Conference of Gratity and Corrections, argues heredity is less important than environment for mentally deficient children. He promotes lifelong care from childhood, opposing strict paternalism yet urging education and early intervention to help feeble minded individuals reach their fullest potential. He cites possible societal and economic benefits of well managed care and environment.
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New York
Alexander Johnson
Johnson
Johison Weltevos
Mar_Johnson
Ralsway
Shoshone Dam Nearing Completion In Wild West Note
An OCR fragment reports the Shoshone dam nearing completion with details on turbines power capacity and construction progress. It mentions site work, engine installation, cooling and intake structures, and the overall plan to generate substantial hydroelectric power. The text references engineers, contractors, and the plant’s role in supplying electricity to nearby regions.
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Anpercining Enginges
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Sania
Exports of Meats Reach New Highs in 1903 Trade
Washington reports exports of meats and meat products from the United States for eleven months of the 1903 fiscal year exceed $180,000,000, the highest in the period’s history. Large increases occur across beef, pork, lard, and canned goods, with Britain and the Netherlands as major buyers. total meat exports approach $180 million, led by bacon, fresh beef, and canned meat.
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Ayall Dic
Breen
Malta
Cotte Kt
Netherlands
Man Divorced Husband Fatally Attacks Wife, Then Escapes
In Los Angeles a separated husband fatally attacked his wife Mia Mesele O'lias after separating weeks earlier. He called his sister’s home and fatally struck her before authorities intervened, leaving the case under investigation as a violent domestic incident.
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Dune
Ratien
Noted Race Horse Dead in Lexington Farm Incident
A race horse died following an incident at Beware Cae dine farm in Lyon county. The horse named Trempie, described as a Despairh tren, was purchased for a searing fe Tai and trained at Trempie senslive farm. Authorities note spring training and summer sessions will proceed with caution.
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Advertising Its Water Front Plans In Local Meeting
A joint meeting discussed real estate and business ventures at the dramatic Jovacd nectar event. The Vesoument and glexboe inl enm enans af businesa were referenced amid efforts to Indica ee Acres to Tecorme the Vanants.
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Police and public notice amid city debates and fraud case
Fragmented report notes meetings about drainage board property and power benefits, with references to Asquith and suffrage police actions. It also covers a slum attack in Cave ndish Square, a judge in London, and a fraud case in Chicago involving Walter Carritt and Ernest, detailing staged injuries for damages.
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Tariff War With Germany And Jewel Import Duties
A German industry meeting in Nuernberg urged backing a temporary tariff extension but warned a full tariff war with the United States would threaten German dignity and economy. Separately New York officials discussed federal court rulings to determine how duties on imported gems are applied, noting discrepancies in classifications and the risk of underpaying duties on valuable unmounted and matched jewels.
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Little Packers Investigation Opens With Scattered Allegations
A garbled report outlines an inquiry into small packing operations with references to inspectors, irregularities, and potential blame. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the piece mentions Hedrick and a scrutiny of involved plants and workers, aiming to uncover wrongdoing.
Blugger 15 Arrests Reported in City Incident
Fragmentary OCR text describes multiple arrests linked to a daytime disturbance involving several individuals. Names and details are garbled, but reference to a notable group and theaters suggests a public disorder event with law enforcement response.
Albright Acquitted in Bribery Charge at St Louis
Macon Ma June 1 Asrault AL vorony Sager of Bt Louis today dismissed bribery charges. Albright former member of the SS Louis horse of delegates was acquitted earlier today on a similar charge.
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Infuriated man shoots wife after deadly frenzy in home
In Los Angeles a carpenter named F. Kistring shot his wife and others during an extended quarrel over living arrangements. Kistring inflicted multiple gunshot wounds before fleeing. Mrs Kistring and a son were among the injured. Police found Kistring’s body later. The attackers’ identities and full details remain unclear from the fragmentary report.
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Pattison Milford Obie and Tang 21 Af or Ih
Fragmentary report notes Pattison Milford Obie and Ting 21 appearance at a political event. It mentions officials and participants, with references to judges and attorneys general, and ideals of reform. The text is garbled and difficult to parse.
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Artillery Salutes Welcome Royal Guests At Trondhjem
Royal pageantry unfolds in Trondhjem as artillery salutes greet visiting dignitaries including King Haakon and Queen Maud, with American and Swedish envoys welcomed. The Western Golf Championship opens amid light winds and royal holiday observances as ships, banners, and gun salutes mark the coronation week.
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Oklahoma Celebration Draws Massive Public Support
Oklahoma City hosts a large public celebration with a parade and speeches. Mayor J Fo Me and Governor Prank Peanie introduce Governor Rezard Wine, highlighting a dignified day and community unity amid strong turnout and celebratory activities across the city.
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Fourth of July Celebrations and Excursions Scribbled Text
A garbled report notes July events including tentative celebrations and excursions around a port area. Mentions passengers, local figures, and possible preparations for a parade or public display. The text fragments reference WW era style events and distant locations with unclear dates.
China Agrees to Pay Indemnity for Jesuit Massacre
The Paris telegraph reports China signed a treaty accepting complete rejection of French Jesuit missions in Nao Chang province. Beijing pays 700,000 in indemnity and funds for mission security, along with a public pledge to punish ring leaders. The French garrison near Xan Chang will be withdrawn. Separately, a New York fire truck driver saved lives after a Third Avenue car collision, with two women injured seriously and about forty passengers affected.
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SCHOONER SUNK AND CREW MISSING AFTER STORM
A schooner sank in a northern bay during a gale. The crew, including Meier Norholm Ene and Shin rae Ly, are feared lost as rescue efforts continue near the coast. Widespread fog hampered ships and boats from reaching the distressed vessel's location.
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Chicago Medical Society Referendum On Ammonite Fear Proposals
The Chicago Medical Society debated a referendum on proposed ammonite fear policies at a June meeting. Members discussed eligibility and contact practice rules while EMS providing a referenced opinion. East water district supported the proposal, but members favored the alternative.
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Runaway Car Tragedy in Rutland Vermont
A damaged Rutland article reports a runaway car near a railway line resulting in the death of Harry M. Davin, an engineer. The crash caused derailment and wreckage striking the locomotive. observers describe the sudden incident and injuries to others as a train battle with the car.
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Francisco crewship sails to Orient with refugees aboard
The freighter Korea departed on June 21 carrying overland freight and a large Chinese refugee group bound for China. Passengers received silver coins from local officials as pocket money while boarding. In New York, Congressman Timothy D. Sullivan resigned to pursue the State Senate. the move follows eligibility rules preventing a current legislator from serving in the next session.
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Indian kills two half breeds in Hazailton case
Victoria reports the premier government offers a reward of 9200 for the arrest of Simon Nigui jan Tadinn who killed Alex McIntostan and Max Sector, both described as half breeds, at Hazailton. A pursuing party follows the suspect after the murders.
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Prornelak
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Taahe Woody
Drapmen case against Senator Matt dismissed in Chicago district court
A district court in Chicago yesterday dismissed a $425,000 salt damage suit against E. Wood, a former clerk in the post office department at Washington, and against Senator Thomas Matt of New York and the United States Xr case company for want of prosecution. Miss Wood testified to services allegedly performed for Senator Platt and the express company in aftermatters of interest to the post office department.
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Barbarr AwoRicad steamer Kuiterion Austerit sails for Europe
New York on June 23 the Barbarr Aworicad steamer Kuiterion Austerit departed for Europe with 578 passengers in steerage and 20 first class cabins. It carried the season’s largest outward list of cabin passengers.
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