Mutineers Open Fire On Odessa in Revolutionary Crisis
Martial law grips Odessa as mutineers of the Kniaz Potemkine fire on the city. Libau sailors join the revolt, vast property losses and widespread deaths reported. Kruger’s squadron delayed, orders to compel surrender or sink the mutineers. Sayatoff cruiser damaged. city partially aflame as authorities fail to hold.
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Kruger
Kniaz Potemkine
Sayatoff
Odassa
Odessa
Saa
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Arrival of Kruger forces at Odessa threatens sink order
Special dispatch reports Vice Admiral Kruger with four warships from Sebas Topol arriving at Odessa to demand surrender of the Knias Potemkine Tavritchesky. If refused, he may sink the vessel and aid in repressing disorders, though officials doubt such actions will occur as crews are likely to refrain from firing on fellow sailors.
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London
Odessa
Daily Telegraph
Kniaz Potemkine
Kruger
Courland
Russia
Washington Post
St Petersburg
Sebas- Topol
Knias Potemkine Tavritchesky
State of War Declared by The Bumperor
A ukase to the Senate declares a state of war in Odessa and surrounding districts. Military authority and civil administration rights are granted to the Odessa military district commander for defense of order. Reports suggest planned disturbances by involutionists with outbreaks at Libau and Reval prompting alarm among officials and capital society.
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Senate
Odessa
Libau
Manchuria
Odessa's Night of Terror in Port City Mutiny Turmoil
Chaos gripped Odessa as mutineers from the Knlax Potemkine and Vedka crews clashed with troops. Fire and shelling burned vast areas, with hundreds killed or wounded and police and Cossacks guarding harbors. Reports describe anarchy, mass destruction of transport offices, and threats of renewed bombardment as authorities struggle to restore order amid conflicting accounts.
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Washington Post
Odessa
Knlax Potemkine Tavritchesky
Vedka
Wicolaleff
Vedba'e Offcera
Associated
Prem
Kiiaz Potemkine
Kruger
Kotera
Pollah
Church of St. Nicholas
St Nicholas
Coosacka
Baltimore
Eungay
Congressional Limited
Wallace Wallace Accused Of Bad Faith In Panama Canal Row
Secretary Taft publicizes a detailed account of Chief Engineer John F Wallace’s withdrawal from the Isthmian project. The statement paints Wallace as deserting the government at a crucial moment and notes his resignation was demanded after a New York conference.
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Panama Canal
Pricton
Wallace
New York
John 3
Taft
Able Holding Company
William Nelson Cromwell
Shonts
Cromwell
Chicago
John F Wallace
Thin Commission
Washington
Govarnmental Organisation
Taca
Intirmun
Argument for Hitchell in Mitchell trial contends persecution
Judge Bennett leads defense in the John H Mitchell federal case alleging persecution by the government. He argues partners Tanner and Mitchell profited from land matter prosecutions and fees were shared. Bennett discredits Tanner and secretary Hubertson, claiming falsified testimony and misread letters.
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Bennett
Oregon
Portland
Oreg
A. S Bennett
United States
John H Mitchell
Federal
Washington
Mitchell
Tanner
Idaho land fraud cases set for Lewiston special term
The United States District Court will hold a special term in Lewiston in early July to prosecute land fraud cases. Attorney General Moody and Interior Secretary Hitchcock direct the action to prevent statute limitations from baring indictments before July 15. An intensified grand jury and nationwide investigation aim to bring indictments against several individuals.
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United States District Court
Lewiston
Moody
General Land Fire
United States
General Land Offices
Hitchcock Ie
District of Idaho
Segalon
United States Court
Juror Plays the Market in Emma Nash Trial
Barton Castles, a broker, continues to trade cotton from the juror box during the Emma Nash murder case in General Sessions before Judge Foster. He says he did not lose money that day, though not as well as on Wednesday, and all messages reach him through the judge.
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Washington Lom
New York
Barton Castles
Emma Nash
Foster
Castles
Nash
Fast Cleveland Pittsburg passenger derailment in Ohio
A fast eastbound Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad train derailed near Atwater Ohio killing at least one and injuring about sixteen. The crash followed track repairs and a flagman failing to stop the train, which was one of the fastest 140 mile runs in about three hours and fifteen minutes. Relief trains carried the injured to Alliance.
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Ohio
Cleveland and
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atwater
C M Munhall
Commercial Avent
Akron and
Columbus
Della Miler
Fulton Struct
Pittaburg Pack
Bart R
Mancha
Detroit
Mich
Mry WK Crawford
Cayanoga Vaux
Akron Ohio
Baldwin
Toth
EW Green
Cedar Daymen
Edgin P Riley
Youngstown
Qhic
Bury
Cla Smith
Charlea McCann
Baggageiman
Della Moors
Ranney Avenue
Gow
Alliance
Smith to Hang Today
Indianapolis reports Gov. Hanly refused to interfere in the case of Herkley Smith, who faces execution in Michigan City tomorrow for Indianapolis wife murder. He reiterated opposition to capital punishment, stating the state should not take a life save in extreme enforcement of law or riot suppression.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hanly
Herkiey Smith
Michigan City
Pelf. Setense
Belijon
Tommlet
Dave Me
Coiners in Honolulu nab four soldiers and a plating setup
In Honolulu on June 2 United States Marshal H R Heney arrested four Twenty-fourth Regiment coast artillery soldiers at Camp McKinley on counterfeiting charges. A gold plating machine and $5 and $19 coins allegedly struck by the group were seized. Suspects named include J T Cooper, W Wilson, James Jackson, and a fourth man. A separate dispatch notes a London election result and a July excursion offer from Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co.
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Honolulu
United States
Marshel H R Heney
Twenty-fourth Regiment of Coast Artillery
Vinimen
Camp McKinley
Marshal Algo
J. T. Cooper
W. Wilson
James Jackson
Duel Fatal to Both Italians in Scranton Fight
Two Italians Lorenzo Lemon gelli and Pietro Brunontota were stabbed to death after a saloon quarrel near Arche bald. They drew stilettos, fought fiercely, attracting a crowd but no interference. Lemongelli died on the spot. Brunomota died the following day from wounds.
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Scranton
Lorenzo Lemongelli
Pietro Brunontota
Archebald
Lemongelli
Delina Bonchica
Eemonell
Watkinsville Lynching After Mob Kills Eight Prisoners
A mob seized the Watkinsville jail at 2 am and lynched nine prisoners, eight killed and one escaped, in a slaying tied to a fence posts. White suspect Lon Aycock and seven Black inmates faced murder and assault charges related to the Holbrook couple killings. Aycock protested innocence as the mob fired five volleys into the tied bodies. Governor Terrell condemned the act and pledged investigation to bring the perpetrators to justice.
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Watkinsville
Jall
Lon J Aycock
K M Holbrook
Oconee County
Rich Robinson
Lewis Robinson
Claud Hitler
Holbrook
Javer
Walde
Javer Crow
Crow
Aycock
Wdl Thrasher
Oconee
Sidney Norris
Jim ‘Taylor
Wiley Durham
Joe Patterson
Talbert Ward Patterson
Athens
A. N Heatwick
Morgan County
Gheriff Overby
Bostwick
Sandy Price
Atlanta
Knight
Joseph M Terrell
Terrell
Kimed
Govrh
Otter
Rutsie Declares State of War and Taft Arraigns Wallace
The issue highlights Rutsie declaring a state of war and Taft arraigning engineer Wallace amid broader coverage on naval Pacific supremacy, prison incidents, Yale boat race victory, and various political, social, and economic notes across Maryland, Virginia, and national sectors.
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Taft
Wallace
Pacific
Yale
Lipscomb
Harwon
Cowan
Maryland
Virginia
Canal
Roosevelt
Shaw
Burkett
Ambassador Conger
Depew
Hill
Equitable
Wall Street
Woman faces execution after pardon denial in Reading PA
Special to The Was Hungton From Reading Pa Mrs Kate Edwards learns the board of pardons refused commutation to life imprisonment. She states she fears execution but clings to hope that intervention may come as the governor will set dates next week.
Higher Rates Justified by Royal Arcanum Leaders
Boston reports the Supreme Council’s executive committee concludes a three day meeting with a statement denying power to repeal the new assessment schedule while noting rising death claim costs. It says rates must rise to sustain the order and meet obligations, describing the change as vital and permanent.
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Boston
Supreme Council of the Royal Arcanum
Supreme Council
Royal Arcanum
Six Die In Kans storm at Philipsburg
Six perish in a Kans storm with twenty injured, sixteen seriously, in Philipsburg and surrounding area. The dead include Mrs Robert Alexander and two young daughters. Names listed include Mrs Jane Alexander, Elmer Lanman, Daniel Weaver, and others. Property and crops suffer extensive damage with losses in the thousands.
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Philipsburg
Kans
Philipsburg Kans
Robert Alexander
Jane Alexander Elmer Lanman
Daniel Weaver
LB Morgan
Charles Cagwell
Arthur Camwell
EA. Mitchell
Robert Palace Rutherford Alexander Jobh Alexander Mra J . Tombjeln
Philadelphia approves repeal of transit franchise bills
In a special session Philadelphia Mayor Weaver achieves a victory as four ordinances granting the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company the right to lay tracks on 119 streets are repealed, leaving the city without compensation for the franchise action.
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Philadelphia
Cdunciig
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Meyor Weaver
Secretary Hay Improves In New York State
Newbury New York June 23 The improvement in Secretary Hays condition continued through the day. It was stated tonight that Mr Hay was stronger than at any previous time since his arrival there. Mrs Hay said her husband was making good progress toward recovery.
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Newbury
Hays
Hay
Explosion on yacht injures Governor Hood and notables
A boiler explosion on Congressman Isaac Stephenson's yacht Bo num today near Menominee Wisconsin slightly injures Gov Hood former Gov Hood Congressman Jenkins former Congressman Isaac Stephenson and others. The boat's fireman was badly burned and may recover. In Dubuque Iowa on June 2 physicians report marked improvement in former Speaker Hendersons condition able to move his paralyzed arm. Baltimore transport and rail schedule notices follow with fares and routes for July travel via Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio railways.
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Gov. Hood
Menominee
Wia
Gov Hood
Jenkins
Isaac Stephenson
Stephenson
Bonum
Henderson
Dubuque
Iowa
Yale Defeats Harvard In Close Thames Eights Race
New London June 2 Yale won the major varsity eight rowing race by a narrow margin over Harvard on the Thames. Harvard also won two minor events, signaling a rising rival for Yale coach Kennedy and a new era in college rowing. The Eli crew led at the start, Harvard battled back, and Yale finished first by about a boat length amid steady winds and cheering crowds.
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Weabhington Post
New London
Conn
Yale
Hervard
Harvard
Wray
Eli
Kennedy
Taubie
Almaon
Jana Harvards
William Meikleham
Charles H. Schweppe
Elis
Ota Yale
Long Bridge
Meikemnam
Hig
New Haven
Navy Yard
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