Mutiny on Kniaz Potemkin Ends in Surrender
Eyewitness reports describe the mutiny aboard the Potemkin near Odessa leading to a near siege by Kruger’s squadron. The ship surrendered with heavy crew casualties on shore and officials warn of murder charges and revolutionary plots amid martial law across Sebastopol to Nicholaief.
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America
St. Petersburg
Ofeasa
Kniaz Potemkin
Kruger
Associated Press
Washington
Odessa
Heenan
Kabanoff
Ministry of the Interior
Associated Presse
Wartiol
Sebastofot
Nicholaieff
Vicemiral Chuknin
Blae Sea
Black
Tcheeme
Sebastopol
Erivan
Caucasus
Lithau
Cronstadt
St Petersburg
Rot
Arma
Kolpino
St. Patersburg
Kalaz Potemkin
Thistenarning
Revolt in Cronstadt Sees 8000 Sailors and Workers Strike
Word from Cronstadt reports eight thousand imperial sailors and dockyard workers refusing to work, causing a near-mutiny at the fortress and seaport guarding the Gulf of Finland. One officer killed as markets slump. government support comes but stocks fall. The scene remains tense at the historic Russian naval base near St Petersburg.
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St. Petersburg
Crondatadt
Cronstaat
Ihe
Russia
Gulf of Finland
St Petersburg
Botlin Island
Peter the Great
Cronstadt
Wallace Replies to Taft on Isthmian Canal Resignation
John F. Wallace defends his resignation as chief engineer of the Isthmian Canal Commission. He denies financial motive and says his departure aimed to avoid embarrassment to the administration and the work while leaving open the possibility of future service. He describes the June 2 New York interview with Secretary Taft and Cromwell, and notes plans for rest and potential work with a future organization.
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New York
John F. Wallace
Paramaaual Commission
Taft
Wallace
Wallace Baya
Isthmian Canal Commission
Colonia
Secretary of War
Cromwell
Manhattan
Puch
Advisory Board of Engineers
Congress
Cumberland
Berkeley Springs
Harpers Ferry
Mertinsbore
Baltimore & Ohio RF
Gdesis
Sigabee
Rockefeller
Lipscomb
Stevens
Virgina
Maryland
Boston
Naval
Mainwaring
Airship Perched On Roof In Remarkable Ohio Flight
Toledo June 3 A H Knabenshue piloted an airship over the city for three miles landing atop a ten story office building after twenty five minutes from takeoff He then returned by the same route in fifteen minutes amid crowds watching and cheering He claims the craft is superior to his earlier ships and that aerial navigation has been solved.
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Ge Ginger
Tara
Braun
Ting
Odeasa
Remmant
Th Ats Mall
Viaiteg
Cronstadt
Be Mota
Europe
Ascuss
Ths
Kniar Po
Ork
Nenatas
Norwich
Bram
Mace
N. Anderson
Emma
Sebastopol
Henderico
Shstores
Matgert
Pippetsward
de Brest
HY Willarg Wallacios
Andestroyers
Sera
Carre—ag
Kniaz Potemkin
Reos. Cetel
Benardomla
CR Rayp
Wiler
Mapa
Standard
Odessa
Kaer
Ona Mitty
Iqjffa
Rayplow
Nena
Washington, Alexandria
Mount Mpnymon
Dugall
W.chorea
Alexandria
Sage
Ave
Baltimore
Toledo
Ohio
H. Knabenshue
Knabenshue
Knabenshus
Hyde resigns as chair. Morton named successor at Equitable
Two more directors Valentina F. Snyder and Henry Deming surrender profits from symildate transactions linked to James H. Hyde. Snyder returns 415,052 and Deming 4,576.74. James H. Hyde’s resignation as executive committee chair is accepted by Paul Morton who becomes board chairman. McIntyre also resigns as vice president.
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Washington Post
New York
Equitable Lifeurance Society
Symildate
James H. Hyde
Mr. Snyder
Mr Deming
The
Equitable Society Today
Paul Morton
Morton
Hig Grace
William H. McIntyre
Equitable Society
Henry 8. Hyde
Fatal head on collision near Raleigh trains collide
A head on crash on the Seaboard Air Line near Franktonton tonight at 10:30 results in the death of Conductor Hudson of Weldon who remained in the cab of the south bound train. The north bound train failed to take the siding. both engines and cars are wrecked as engineers and firemen jump to safety.
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Raleigh
N. C
Frank Nnton
Seaboard Air Line
Hudson
Weldon
Russian Right Not Turned From Japanese Push West
Report from Manchuria says Russian right remains unturned as Gen. Nogi's army moves east toward Changtutu to cover withdrawal of main force. Japanese center pressing forward and fortifying villages. movement hints at strategic pressure and reorganization.
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Godzyadani
Manchuria
Nogi'a
Changtutu
Armistice Sought in Manchuria as Rainy Season Opens
Reports from St Petersburg say negotiations for an armistice in Manchuria are underway with Linevich and Oyama to draw it up. Diplomats note Russia favors a truce and Japan may later name plenipotentiaries, while front dispatches show slow progress and no confirmed grand battle before the plenipotentiaries meet.
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Manchuria
St. Petersburg
Opame
Linevitch
Russia
Japan
Tokyo
Oyama
Gen
Linovitch
Roosevelt
Washington
Associated Press
Senator Patterson Cited by Colorado Supreme Court
The Colorado Supreme Court granted a rule requiring United Senator Thomas M. Patterson to appear and show cause why he should not be punished for contempt for articles and cartoons in a news publication owned by Patterson. A citation to appear on October 23 was issued, based on allegations the items reflected on the court’s honor and integrity and invited public contempt.
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Denver
Cal
Supreme Court of Colorado Today
Biller
Unites
Thomas M. Patterson
ews-Times Publishing Company
Patterson
Attorney General
Supreme Court
Legislator Arrested in Philadelphia Election Frauds
George F. Little, a Philadelphia state legislator from the Third ward, was arrested under a 3000 bond for trial by Magistrate Hisenbrown on charges of complicity in election fraud. The warrant, based on an affidavit by detective Walter C. Abrams, accuses Little and John F. Green of falsely listing over fifty in the Sixteenth division as qualified voters. Green, previously convicted for sales registration, claims Little ordered his actions. Green was sentenced to three months' imprisonment.
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Philadelphia
George F. Little
Hisenbrown
Little
Walter C. Abrams
John F. Green
John F Green
Green
Killed Woman He Loved in Cleveland Slaying
Albert Henry Darwin of Joliet Illinois, a widower with two children, shot and instantly killed Mrs Anta Gray of Ottawa Street Cleveland. He then attempted suicide but was restrained by bystanders. Darwin and Gray had eloped and traveled through Chicago and Akron, residing in Cleveland for two weeks. Gray had warned of threats from her husband and wished to return home.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Albert Henry Darwin
Joliet
Til
Anta Gray
Ottawa Street
Mra Gray
Darwin
Chicago
Akron
Court Grants Habeas Corpus Hearing in Montreal
In Montreal Judge Ouimet allowed the accused in the Gaynor Greene case to argue their habeas corpus application in chambers. The defense planned to seek further appeal from England as counsel travels. The case involves denial of a writ and prohibition against Ex tron, with agents acting for Gaynor and Greene.
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Montreal
Ouimet
Extron
Gaynor and
Gréen
Witon
Alexandria
Mount
Mutineers Surrender at Gdesis
An item reports the surrender of mutineers at Gdesis amid ongoing political and military tensions. The notice mentions responses from leadership and potential implications for regional stability, with focus on subsequent negotiations and security measures.
Sigsbee ships in port greet Jones body transfer
American squadron led by Rear Admiral Sigsbee arrives at Cherbourg with the Brooklyn flag and cruisers Chattanooga Tacoma and Galveston to escort the Paul Jones body to the catafalque on Brooklyn and Cherbourg. French authorities grant pratique. a 21 gun salute honors Vice Admiral Besson as the flotilla passes.
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Joan Paul Jones
Catafalque
Brooklyn
Cherbourg
Chattanooga
Tacoma
Qalveston
Sigsbee
United States
Paul Jones
Fred Mtteen
Besson
Deutschland
New York
Bureau of Equipment
Cape Cod
Faris
Brooklyn & Catafalque
Admiral Jones
Daughters of the American Reviution
Donald McLean
Gigsbes
Maritime
Sealure
Bouvines
Henri IV
Trehouart
Paris
Roosevelt
Horace Porter
John Paul Jones
Porter
Herat
F. B. Loomis
Rockefeller Gift Creates National Educational Board
John D. Rockefeller Jr announces a ten million dollar gift through the General Education Board to fund distribution of income for higher education and needy small colleges. The fund aims to aid denominational and nonsectarian schools, with emphasis on the South but usable nationwide, for endowment building, buildings, and current expenses, while avoiding support for moribund institutions or theological instruction.
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Washington
New York
Fane
Akan D. Rockefeller
Gneral Education Board
Oallegen
John D. Rockefeller
South
Robert Crogden
FT Gates
Rockefeller
Broadway
Meecra
Wellden Haftrick
Starr
Murphy
General Education Board
Tom Desr Sims
Goltare
Sromuts
United States
John D Roskefeller
Rockefellers
Whaia
Ichare Wall
Gatem
Rockefelier
Are Ax
Wellace Buttrick
Ang
Potomac
Ohio
Arkediss
Louisiana
Texas
Braze J Murphy
Creathve
North
West
Frederick T. Gates
Daniel C. Gil Morrin Jesup
Walter I Page
Albert Shew
John 5. Rockefeller, Jr
Hugh H Manna
William R. Hopper
E Benjamin Andrewn
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Halex Potemkin
Old Point Comfort
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Baltimore & Ohio
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Colon
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Oregon
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Weeck On
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Gea Food & Specialty
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Union Trust
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Bright
Oreg
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Baithmore
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