Mutineers Sink or Surrender Kniaz Potemkin in Black Sea
Mutineers aboard the Kniaz Potemkin face pursuit as torpedo boats search from Odessa toward Kustenji. In Roumania and Bulgaria ports, foreign warships are barred from entering while the crew is urged to land unarmed or face force. Reports describe starving sailors, a looming surrender, and ongoing unrest across Odessa, Kiev, and Poland amid broader European tensions.
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Black Sea
Ace
Kiel
Bt. Petersburg
Ofela
Smetilov
Odessa
Kniaz Potemkin
Kustenji
Roumania
Bulgaria
Turkey
Kru Wer
Kusstenji
Admiralty
Vasuel
Sebastopol
Karikozoft
Mas Baers
Moscow
Putilom
St. Petersburg
Cronstadt
Euxine Sea
Bucharest
Kustenj
Maj
Negru
Kustenji Rsporta
Knia
Russian warships seize British steamer Cranley at Fontana
A torpedo boat destroyer and a gunboat arrived at Odessa with Rear Admiral Chouknin. The Cranley was fired upon with a blank shot, escorted inside the harbor, then searched for refugees. British officials protested, none found, and Russian officials apologized.
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Odessa
Chouknin
Black Sea
Cranley
Fontana
Paraeusly
Soldiers Slay Colonel In Kherson Mutiny
In Kherson on July 3 during parade drill mutinous soldiers attacked Capt Glgorcaky with bayonets wounding him lightly. Col Davydoft, I battalion commander, defended the captain and was fatally wounded after heroically directing a retreat. He died after writing to the Emperor with five bayonet wounds. Seven of eight mutineers were later captured.
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Odessa
Kief
Reservista
Kherson
Poland
Kaltze
Glgorcaky
Davydoft
Musllaog
Mutiny at Cronstadt Grounds Minnie Crew Refuse Sea
The Minnie ship mutinied at Cronstadt as crew refused orders to sail with the squadron citing age and poor condition. Ringleaders were arrested and the Minnie is anchored near a fort awaiting further action. Local notices reference safekeeping of valuables and ship departures including the Royal Limited train.
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Cronstadt
Minnie
Active
Mutineers Sink in Page One Index Feature
Today’s issue highlights include a mutiny at sea leading to a sinkage, a Kansas bank failure, a fatal auto race, flood impacts in Mexico, and Bay’s remains in state custody. Also noted are a machine Type investigation, Fourth programme, peace parley progress, and regional notices.
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Kansas Bank Falla
Bavoc
Mexico
Bay
Nation
Statesman
Parley
Virginia
Boston
Hart
Root
Mitchell Found Guilty in Federal Lobbying Trial
Portland jury returns verdict against Senator John H. Mitchell after a two week trial. He was charged with accepting money for lobbying before federal departments. The case was submitted to the jury yesterday and a verdict reached this morning.
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Portland
Oreg
John H. Mitchell
Devlin's Bank Failure Shocks Topeka Revenue Crisis
Topeka July 3 The First National Bank closed its doors as Comptroller named J T Bradley receiver after Vice President Rossington and others reported the bank overextended Devlin loans including life insurance and real estate. Officials state troubles stemmed from borrowing too much rather than dishonesty. Devlin remains ill and names of other assets and holdings are discussed as efforts begin to raise funds to cover liabilities.
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Kansas City
First National of
Topeka
Devlin
Kans
First National Bank
Charles J. Devlin
Col. W. H. Rossington
J. T. Bradley
National Bank Examiner
Sam
Deviln
Maj
Willam Sims
C. W. Hawley
Frank Bowman
Essistant
Rossington
Big
T. T. Kelly
Kelly
County of
Shawnee
Eivery
Central National Bank
State Savings Bank
Bank of Topeka
Merchants’ National Bank
Central St
Corporation
C. J. Devin
Frilast
Deviln'a Liness
Hia
Ghia
Kenown
Daviin Mining, Mercantile and Manufacturing Company
Agociates
Bom)ry
Landrum B. Ridge
J. W. Gleed
Cena Aeda
Portland
Ore
Vis Scenic C. & O. Ry
Charles 3
Wleed
Missouri
Kensals Telephone Company
Gleed
First National Bank of
St. Louia Ffty
Itroals
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago
Corn Exchange Bank
Corn Exchange National Bank
National Bank
J. T. Brediey
Auto race tragedy at Morris Park injures crowd and riders
A dangerous series of accidents during the Morris Park auto races ends with Paul Sartori crashing through the outer fence and fatally injuring a boy named Hollohan. Sartori and several others escape serious injury as cars topple and crowd injuries occur. Webb Jay wins the heavyweight race and sets a world record for the distance with a 4935 second mile.
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New York
Morris Park
Wnty
Niyely
Paul Sartori
Joseph Hollahan
Sartori
Peru
Louis Chevralst
Webb Jay
M. Roberts
Chevrolet
Roberts
Hla Car
Young Hollohan
Giner
Jay
Dan Vargis
Wargis
Priestley Committed for Arson in Camden Mill Fire
John W. Priestley, a Philadelphia mill owner, was committed without bail by Recorder Stackhouse on arson charges after the Shimer and Sons worsted mill fire at Infth and Drie streets caused about 75 000 in losses. Police say he admitted starting the blaze, claiming it was an accident while inspecting the plant and lighting a cigar. A bystander saw two men flee. one captured after leaping from a window, the other escaped.
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Camden
N. J
John W. Priestley
Philadelphia
Stackhouse
Priestley
Shimer & Sons
Infth
Drie
Joseph Neco
Ceatting
Flood Devastates Guantajuato Town After Cloud Burst
A catastrophic flood in Guantajuato on July 1 caused heavy loss of life and widespread destruction. More than 200 to under 1,000 casualties and over a million dollars in property damage were reported as the river flooded the city, destroying hotels, shops, and mansions. Rescue parties and authorities work to locate the dead while thieves loot exposed buildings. telegraph service is restored and aid arrives from surrounding towns.
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Georgi Pobledonosetz
Readinexus
Odessa
Lvestock
Sapec
Guantajuato
Mexico
D ‘Guantajuate
Eorge
Dow
Plaz
Church of San Diego
Walla
Hotel Dulon
la Olle
Funeral car collision injures eight in Ohio trip
In Columbus on July 6 a funeral car traveling on the Columbus Buckeye Lake and Newark Traction Line, from Columbus toward Granville, collided head on with another car near Heriron. Eight funeral party members were injured including Mrs A W Part and Miss Bernice Black. Additional names include Mrs A M Hill Niles Julia Boesel and Mrs H M Carter Fred Dunter August Boesel and E M Baldridge. Also notes an extreme Falls excursion offer and travel details for July 21 with tickets to July 7.
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Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye Lake
Newark
Granville
Heriron
A. W. Part
Misa Bernice Black
A. MM. Hill
Funeral in Cleveland for John Hay with Cavalry Guard
Four cavalrymen guard the John Hay casket in the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce as simple funeral plans unfold A reception for Boity at Samuel Mather’s home and arrival of President Roosevelt and Cabinet as honorary pallbearers are anticipated The body arrived on the Lake Shore Limited and was escorted to Wade Chapel before burial at Lake View Cemetery in a ceremony led by Troop A Ohio National Guard and local officials
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Boity
Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Ohio
John Hay
Cleveland Florists
Tue Bay
Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad
Ohio National Guard
Wade Chapel
Lake View Cemetery
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Washington
Mr. Hay
Lake Shore Limited
Hittile
Glenville
Samuel Mather
Hay
Mather
Mrs Hay
Afr
Lake Shore Road
Union
Amobrose Swasey
Newton D. Baker
Tom L. Johnson
F. L. Prentiss
Charles W. Bingham
H. R. Hatch
BK. R. Perkins
Henry C. Rouse
James c. B. Stone
Schofield
Otto Miller
Sherwood, Sullivan, Green
Hine
Purdie
Beidler
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Baltimore and Return
Baltimore & Ohio
Royal Limited
Frederick
Antietam
Kesdysville
Hagerstown
Baltimore and Ohio
R. R
Thelizabetha
Kntaz Potemkin
Kniaz Fotemkin
Kustenir
Odeasa
Kniax Potemkin
State Department
Meyer
Petersburg
Heenan
George Pobiedonosetz
Re~ Rica
Russia
Union Trust Co
Saitimors Ghio R. BE
United Society Christian Endeavor
International Convention
Anthes
Ricard
Mitchell
Oregon
Topeka Bank
Tral National Bank of
Charles A. Loomis
The
City National Bank of
Kansas
Marveline
Illinois
Mount Carmel
Tatuca
Marquette Thid
Devlin Coal Company
Devlin-Miller Coal Company
Crawford County Mining Company
Pittsburg and Midway Coal Company
Kansas City Coal and Coke Company
Southwestern Fuel Company
Wiley Coal Company
Marceline Coal Company
Devin
Ioca, Marquette and Northern Railroad
Baltimore
Journal Tomorrow
First National
Slye
Bt. Louis
Norfolk
Newport News
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
Libbey & Co
6Th & N.Y. Ava
Boy—Roberts
Pennsylvania Railroad
Magonry
Niagara Falls
D. M. Newbold
P. A
Wgbier
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capital Traction Co
United States Realty Company
Oalo E.R
Newspapre Hrerive
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