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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1905

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Potemkin Mutiny Sparks Black Sea Crisis Near Crimea

The Kniaz Potemkin mutinies at Odessa and proclaims a revolutionary government, demanding coal and provisions for delivery within 24 hours, while pledging inviolability of foreign ships and ports. Reports say the ship may head to Batoum or Poti, with fear of broader Caucasus uprisings and foreign intervention.

Black Sea Poti Batoum Theodosia Crimea Kniaz Potemkin Zem Blyes Knasz Potemkin Sevastopol Kruger Ogensa Georgi St Petersburg Associated Press Admiralty Russia Dardanelles Odessa Kustenji Knyaz

Riots at Puliloff Works Amid Proclamations and Arrests

Rioting near the Puliloff iron works in St. Petersburg erupted with revolvers fired and stones hurled as proclamations circulated. Soldiers did not fire. Cossacks and infantry patrolled by evening while managers threatened indefinite closure if workers do not resume. A youth’s arrest sparked the trouble after he allegedly carried dynamite. a policeman was killed, another wounded. Zemstvo congresses in Moscow were banned by the government.

St. Petersburg Furtiloff Iron Works Cossacks Land Infantry

Mutineers Imprisoned as Martial Law Binds City

Sixty seven mutineers from the George Pobiedonosetz, including ring leaders, were imprisoned today under martial law in Sofia. It is expected all will be shot. Regulations have been relaxed to allow movement throughout the city and harbor. In Varna, the Russian torpedo boat destroyer Stremitelny anchored opposite Prince Ferdinand’s palace. two shells fired as its commander requested supplies which were granted.

George Pobiedonosetz Sofia Bulgaria StremiteIny Varna Prince Ferdinand

Rotten system in navy mutinies trigger reform calls

St Petersburg Press blames Censorship and rotten system in the Russian navy for mutinies in the Black Sea fleet. Critics say officers neglect crews while in port, food issues are pretexts, and bureaucratic regime breeds fear as discipline. Authors warn similar faults exist in the army.

St. Petersburg Odessa Black Sea Clado

Details of Japan's Loan To New York Markets

Semi official data reveal Japan's latest loan of 3150 900000 is to bear 4 1 2 percent interest and be secured by a second lien on the tobacco monopoly. Syndicate includes Paris Bank Limited London Hongkong Shanghai Bank Yokohama Specie Bank Kuhn Loeb Co Deutsche Asiatische Bank Berlin. National City Bank and National Bank of Commerce assist Kuhn Loeb in distribution. Three regional tranches in London Berlin and New York each 50 million. Proceeds to refund internal debt if peace with Russia Japan negotiates. otherwise used for war credit.

New York Paris Bank, Limalted Tondon Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Yokohama Species Bank, Limited Kuhn, Loeb & Co Deutsche Asiatische Bank Berlin National City Bank National Bank of Commerce New City London Berl Germany Russia Japan

Gorky Opposes Peace and Endorses Russia’s War View

Maxim Gorky, living at Kokole Finland coast, rejects a US lecture tour to aid Russia, praising Roosevelt and warning peace could hinder reform. He calls the Japan war an unmitigated blessing, citing its awakening of Russia and likely changes since two years ago. His health improves as lawyers prep for a January revolution plot trial with ministers and high figures subpoenaed.

S J. Petersburg Maxim Gorky Kokole Finland United States Russia Gorky Roosevelt Ife Japan

Tornadoes Strike Nocona and Montague Texas

A violent tornado and thunderstorm swept near Nocona and Montague Texas, killing many and injuring dozens. Dozens of homes, churches, and businesses were destroyed and livestock slaughtered as the storm damaged Belcher and Montague rooftops and flung debris across the area. Casualties include multiple Shackelfords, Lester descendants, and Williams family members, with Montague reporting several fatalities and extensive property loss. The death toll and injuries were expected to rise as reports continued to come in from surrounding farms and towns.

Nocona Tex Here CC Shackelford Linnie Shackelford RB. Shackelford Tumbleson Mmm Mary Lester Caleb White Irb Williams Frank Sam Eakin Belcher Montague Dixie Athi A P. Earl Sadie Earl A. F. Bart Huree Earl Lawrence Pillow Tomlinson Clatborn White A. F. Clark

Hired to Do Murder Confession Shocks Venango County

Special to The Washington Root Franklin Pa July District Attorney John L McBride released Walter Wheaton's confession. He claims he and George McKay were hired by J M Anderson to kill George Carter in Cornplanter township in 1888. Anderson allegedly paid 10 down and 60 more. only 4 was paid. Wheaton says Anderson's motive was jealousy over Carter's attentions to a neighborhood woman. Anderson testified at trial and vanished after. McKay had confessed previously implicating Wheaton as principal aiding conviction of second degree murder.

Washington Root Frankin John L. McBride Walter Wheaton Western Penitentiary George Carter Cornplanter Township George McKay Wheaton McKay Carter J. M. Anderson Anderson Venango County Reform School

Perry Memorial Relief Fund aids destitute Japanese soldiers

The Perry memorial relief fund in Tokyo presented 103000 yens to Viscount Tanaka for destitute families of Japanese soldiers and sailors. The effort is a joint American Japanese venture seen as an expression of warm sympathy between the two peoples.

Washington Post Tokyo Perry Memorial Relief Fund Viscount Tanaka Imperial Household Japan

Grand jury to probe sttr among accused men

In New York on July 6 Judge Foster urged the Grand Jury to carefully consider the Equitable Life case without naming the society, warning against indictments born of malice and stressing thoroughness. District Attorney Jerome and the Hendricks report fueled expectations of prosecutions against directors amid a widening inquiry.

Foster Washington New York Equitable Life Assurance Society Bensiona Equitable Ha Bal Russell D. Hyde Grand Jury James Hazen Hyde Jerome Hendricks Mr. Hyde Samuel Untermyer Mr. Untermyer Mr. Jerome

Three To Plead Guilty In Hermann Case In Oregon

In Portland Oregon the federal calendar places Congressman Binger Hermann’s land fraud indictment at the bottom, signaling trial first on the Washington DC indictment. Three accused in the conspiracy to defraud the government— Puter Marie Ware Emma Watson and Senator F P Mays— agreed to plead guilty leaving Mays ill in Oakland and unable to attend. An indictment against ex US District Attorney John Hall and others was dismissed. Other land fraud cases in Oregon remain set for tomorrow with Senator Mitchell’s involvement near the calendar foot, suggesting no further trial for him.

Portland Oreg Binger Hermann Oregon Hermann Wil Washington, D. C Thal D . Puter Marle ‘Ware Emma Watson F. P. Mays Armen Mays Oakland Cal United States John Hall Honey Mitchell

Wholesale Discharges Hit Wabash Secret Service Leaders

Special to The Aeclusion reports C. E. Eames and J. B. Nichols, heads of Wabash Railway secret service, plus 12 operatives, dismissed over alleged looseness including traffic in passes. Delano, absent Ramsay, declines details, calling reform the aim while saving $75,000 yearly. Separate item notes Seashore Excursions with reduced round trips to Atlantic City and other destinations via Pennsylvania Railroad.

Chicago C. E Eames Secret Service Wabash Railway J. B. Nichols Eames Nichols F. A. Delano Europe Ramsay Wabash Road Secret Service Department Delano Posses Enneylvania Railroad Atlantic City Cane May Wildwood Ocean City Hee Isle City Delaware River

Floods in Baltimore After Cloudburst

Terrific rainstorm swelled streams across Baltimore County cutting rail and streetcar service. Bridges destroyed, boats used from second story windows on Harrison Street as Gay Street and York Road lines halted. Submerged distillery, rising Jones Falls, and widespread property damage reported in Baltimore city.

Harrison Street Washington Post Baltimore Tumonlum Baltimore County Northern Central Railroad Green Spring Western Run Gunpowder Valley Tones Falls Gay Street Harrigan Street York Road Padomea Texas Baltimore City Lock Haven Gunpowder River Cockeysville Sherwood Jones Falls Mount Washington

Pennypacker condemned for appointing Martin as Insurance Commissioner

Philadelphia groups the committee of seventy and the committee of nine held meetings to condemn Gov Pennypacker s choice of David Martin to succeed Isra T Durham as State Insurance Commissioner. They call the appointment a gravest affront to reform and urge citizens to unite to retire dominant Republican executives. Private Cornelius Harrington dies after siege gun accident on Governors Island. Baltimore & Ohio offers July 7 8 day return rail tickets at 3 50 with weekend steamship offers to Foordstown line.

Philadelpha Guy Committee of Seventy Committee of Nine Gov Pennypacker David Martin Israq ‘l Durham Philadelphia Martin Durham New York Cornelius Harrington Company H Eighth United States Infantry Governors Island

Funeral of John Hay in Cleveland at Lake View Cemetery

The body of John Hay lies in state at Lake View Cemetery with the president and cabinet present. Roosevelt arrives by train for the solemn ceremonies as crowds observe a dignified service amid monuments to Garfield and other notable figures.

Te Secretary Lake View Olig Cleveland Ohio Joan Hay Lake View Cemetery James al Garfield Rockefeller Otises John Hay Wurlid Heights Hoosevelt Mortimer Durand Lenox Mass Order of Commerce Gage Chamber of Commerce Roosevelt Pennsylvania Railroad Union Depot Gay Herrick Am Ase Chamber Ream Fairbanks William R Day United States Supreme Court Samuel Mather Hay Judee Day Swasey Mather Dent Ohio National Guard Mr. Swasey Gov Herrick Audi Gov. Herrick

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