Mutiny Warship Potemkine Still At Large Off Odessa
Reports from Odessa July 5 describe renewed mutiny on the battleship Kniaz Potemkine with six leaders captured aboard the Pobiedonosetz. The torpedo boats split to Sei and St. Petersburg while Potemkine is pursued by officers and stokers seeking to sink or capture the renegade vessel.
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Odessa
Georgi Pobledonosetz
Sei
St. Petersburg
Vecha
London
Evening Standard
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Kniaz Potemkine
Kaiaz Potemkine
Black Sea
Bucharest
Roumania
Eustenji
Potemkine
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Kustenji
Roumanian
Mutinies and threats swirl around Black Sea coast
Reports from Odessa and Constantinople describe the Kniaz Potemkine threatening a German village near Odessa and seizing cattle. The Prout mutinied leaving Budrove Bay, killing two officers, then returned to Sebastopol where crews reconciled and an inquiry began. The Emperor Nicolas II mutiny prevented departure. Officials speculate mutineers may seek Poti or Batoum.
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Lokal Anzeiger
Odessa
Kniaz Potemkine
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Minister of Marine
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Nestertgeft
Constantinople
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Admiralty
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Batoum
Courts and riots plague Chicago July tensions rise
Three hundred fifty Chicago police officers reported in court to handle yesterday’s cases as unrest grows. Employers' Teaming Co wagons operated downtown without police protection amid fears of renewed riot. Odessa reports Kaiaz Potemkine seeking coal and medical aid as mutineers demand safety. Sevastopol notes Black Sea squadron return from Odessa voyage aboard George Pobiodonozitz.
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Speela
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Kruger
George Pobiodonozitz
Scores On The Ball Fields In Brooklyn Pittsburg And More
Chicago July 5 scores list baseball results from leagues and associations including Brooklyn and Boston games, Pittsburg Cincinnati, Philadelphia New York St. Louis Chicago and others with multiple game outcomes and rain interruptions. Lebanon Is Spreading Out. city council annexes nearly 200 acres with minimal opposition.
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Bishop Joyce Stricken by Paralysis at Red Rock Minn
The 68 year old Bishop W. Joyce of the Methodist Episcopal church suffered a paralysis attack at Red Rock Minnesota. The report states his age and condition as of the incident. The notes mention a separate death of Mrs Martha Rosenberger wife of the president of Penn College at Oskaloosa Louisiana. The Sweden foreign minister denies war preparations in response to international tensions.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Red Rock
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Martha Rosenberger
Penn College
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Valentine P. Snyder a New York banker described as diligent
Valentine P. Snyder of the York is profiled as a diligent New York banker who rises early and drafts big red financial moves. A Hudson, New York native since boyhood, he is noted for swift calculations and steady work ethic. The National Bank of Commerce of New York is mentioned in relation to his activities.
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Standards of Local Administration by Mayor McClellan
Mayor George B. McClellan of New York spoke at the National Educational Association meeting in Asbury Park on educational administration. He urged defining fundamental subjects for success in life and aligning public sentiment to adopt the three R's for nationwide public education.
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McClellan
Asbury Park
Asbury Park, N. J
National Educational Association
George B. McClellan
New York
United States
What the country needs badly
A concise critique of national culture arguing thoughtful reflection and learning trump action alone. It laments the overemphasis on doing without clear aims, warns against unrest and impulsive deeds, and urges defining a worthwhile end beyond mere activity.
Public education shapes good citizens of the republic
The speaker argues that public education is essential to forge good citizens and that open doors to immigrants create a duty to educate. the problem is serious but solvable and rests on collective effort.
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Republic
Miss Flora Dow Librarian Dies In Sycamore
Flora Jeanette Dow librarian of the Sycamore public library died on July 4 in Sycamore Illinois. She laid the first mortar for the corner stone of the new Carnegie Library building and had served as librarian since the first library was started. She was a relative of Neal Dow the Prohibitionist and shared that belief.
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Sycamore, Ill
Flora Jeanette Dow
Sycamore Public
Baltimore News Marks Move to New Building
The Baltimore News issued its first edition from the new building after surviving a previous fire. The report notes mine fatalities in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania where George Rowe and Stephen Bedner died in a Delaware and Hudson coal mine accident caused by a runaway water car. Rome records extreme heat up to 108 degrees in the shade.
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George Rowe
Stephen Bedner
Wilkesbarre
No. 5
Delaware and Hudson
Rome
Governor Warns Officials Over Liquor Law Enforcement
Police Commissioner Rudolph Krieger, who resigned from the potion board at Governor Hanly’s request for alleged neglect, received a rebuke from the governor after Krieger criticized the liquor law policy. Hanly warns that disregard of official obligations will lead to removal.
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Hamburg native Kim dies after morphine act in Hollister
A Hamburgborn resident A Kim of Hollister California died by suicide using morphine. He left a will directing his heart be cut out and placed on his coffin, with $50 for the doctor who performs the service and a request that no mourners attend and no one view him after death.
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Hamburg
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Medoetor
Chinese merchants vow boycott of U S goods in Straits Settlements
Chinese merchants in Selangor and the Straits Settlements unite to boycott United States manufacturers until the Chinese exclusion act is repealed. This marks a full boycott across the Straits Chinese communities.
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Selangor
Straits of Settlements
United States
Straits Settlements
Effect of papal encyclical on local election outcome
The June papal encyclical is seen to influence politics as Clericals allied with Conservatives won a decisive municipal election victory over Liberals allied with Subversives. The Clerical bloc secured a majority of over 8 000 of 17 000 votes in the contest.
Senator Mitchell Case Deliberations Continue in Portland
In Portland Oregon Senator Mitchell's case sits with the jury still deadlocked as they fail to reach a verdict.
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Midsummer Chicago Markets Report Hogs Cattle Sheep
Chicago July 5 1908 markets report hogs receipts 3000 to 4374 with weak bids 5 lower than Monday light weight 85 25 to 66 55. Cattle receipts 27000 mostly 10 to 15 lower with natives to 3 25 to 65 25 and western yearlings to 50 to 89. Lambs and sheep steady to weak with early declines across classes.
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Eavy Shipping
Aeey
King Oscar Declares Norway Veto Is Absolute
King Oscar asserts in a private AP interview that he would veto any act of the Storthing and would not permit his descendants to sit on the Norwegian throne. He expresses sorrow over Norway’s treatment of him after thirty two years of service and thanks the United States for sympathy.
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Oscar
Royal Palace
Norway
Nowway
Associated Press
United States
Norway King Veto on Consular Bill Sparks Controversy
The Norwegian king explains using the constitution that three consecutive Storthings are needed to override a veto. He argues the consular bill failed to pass all required sessions and that, guided by constitutional duties and welfare of both kingdoms, he vetoed the bill after considering Norway’s independence. The cabinet’s refusal to countersign is deemed excusable by him.
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Sweden
Two Cuban Politicians Arrested After Friday Duel
Havana authorities move to prosecute duel participants. Secret service officers arrest two prominent politicians linked to last Friday’s duel. One man was found with three wounds and the other seriously wounded.
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Secret Service
Heat Wave Grips Austria With Fatal Strokes
A severe heat wave sweeps Austria with many sunstroke deaths in Vienna and across the country. Despite heavy thunder storms, temperatures remain high and oppressive.
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Austria
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