Mutinies and arrivals mark Black Sea chaos in 1905 dispatches
Reports from Sevastopol and Odessa recount mutinies on Russian ships including the Emperor Nicholas II and the transport Prout, with crews opposing officers amid attempts to restore order. The Kniaz Potemkin engages at sea, while the cruiser Georgi Pobieduyetz is seen nearby. Arrivals at Theodosia seek coal and medical aid as authorities prepare for further actions.
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Kniac Potemkine
Bhick Sea
Sc. Petersburg
Hussia
Wresidene Roosevelt
Theodosia
Vicoilosit
Erwiaz Potemking
Sevastopol
Adian Kruggadron
Georgi Povicilonesers
Odessa
Strok St. Petersburg
Gdlessa
Mediterranean
Georgi Pobiedyuusetz
St. Petersburg
Vecha
Burdova Bay
Bucharest
Kniaz Potemkin
Smetsky
Wustendil Yeterday
Revolutionary Committee
Black Sea
Gia Navigation and Commerce Company
Danube Navigation Company
Bais
Platanol
Harbor
Russian Navigation and Trading Company
Tthe Rosevsky and
Roshtiine Companies
Platanoft Pier
Kniaz Polemkine
Rew
Kruger
Ags Che
Kning Potemkine
Kninz Potemkine
Georgi Podiedonosetz
Sebastopol
Georgi Podledonosetz
Gregoric
Aorgi Pobsiedonosets
Thearbor
Bailey’s Last Hope Is Gone in Wisconsin Case
Convicted killers Edgar Bailes and James Forsha lose further appeals as the Wisconsin Supreme Court overrules transfer and Bailey remains in custody. Bailes expects a governor’s commutation or a stay of execution. Forsha already serves a term of eighteen years with potential clemency. New evidence linked to Ferguson and Gertrude Biggs is cited as grounds for future action.
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Edgar
Bailes
James Forsha
Forsha
Bailey
Lai
Supreme Court
Nismatlan
Ufe
B. Sweigeri
Sweigert
Ferguson
Kidnd
Gertrude Biggs
Dalley
Dan
Pallay
Secretary Tart and Miss Roosevelt Reach San Francisco
In San Francisco the U S Secretary of War William H. Taft and Miss Roosevelt arrived yesterday amid greetings by crowds at the ferry and water front. They and the visiting party are to spend four days in the city visiting Luther Burbank’s home Bohemian Club forest and the Presidio before departing next Saturday for the Orient via the Manchuria with stops planned in Hongkong Yokohama Kobe and Shanghai.
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Mai
Faas Vel
San Francisco
Orient
Luther Burbank
Santee Row
Bohemian Club Forest
Ghevieville
Independence Day Peaceful Celebration at Orange Townships German Hophist Brethren
A July Fourth observance at the German Hophist Brethren hive in Orange Township featured a quiet, car-noise free day. The filled church and nearby school presented patriotic programs with practical readings and songs, praised by attendees for calm reverence and unity.
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Orange Lownship
Wider A. P. Biome
Sualan
BenLi
Hig Sindy
Grave charge against O'Brien in late-night shooting case
From Wednesday's Daily, James O'Brien, injured by a revolver shot at Junk Street and Pathe Hill, faces preliminary arraignment. County Attorney Sherman T. Mearsaid plans prosecution with ample evidence including a 38-caliber revolver. O'Brien, wounded in his leg, remains jailed. transfer to hospital blocked by legal and logistical delays.
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NES
O'Brien
O Brien
Watson
Hingis Central
J. G. Binkley
Nevar
East Waterton
Jallerdance
Orion
Wedding reports from Jesup and local area
Yesterday forenoon at the home of the officiating clergyman Pirov Bari Miss Minnie Masteller of Jesup wed Frank Chapman of this city The groom is a son of Deacon Chapmain who lives in Linden Place The couple will reside in that addition On Sunday Dr Earl officiated at the marriage of Mr Fiathere and Miss Lowe
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Pirov Bari
Minnie Masteller
Jesup
Frank Chapman
Deacon Chapmain
Linden Place
Santiny Dr. Earl
Fiathere
Miss Lowe
Independence Day Throngs Uplift Parkersburg Crowd
July Independence Day drew a record Parkersburg crowd despite muddy roads and dull weather. A parade, address by Hon. O. B. Courtright, morning and afternoon ball games, Pitagerald Concert band, acrobats Bernhardt and Bussler, Indian ghost dance, pig races, and a night pyrotechnic display kept attendees entertained from dawn to dusk. Trains brought hundreds from Dumont Grundy Center and towns along the line to Waterloo Cedar Falls and beyond.
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Parkersbnig
Parkersburg
Northwestern
Dumont
Grundy Center
Ceneral
Waterloo
Cedar Fails
New Hartford
Tuws Falls
O. B. Coutright
Congregational Church
Cedar Falls
Bernhardt
Bussler
Igroweds
Tauta
Rain Bow Delight Fetes City Drenched Trees
A Wednesday report describes a vivid double rainbow after heavy rain, noting bright distinct colors across the sky and the forest foliage. The accompanying scenes include a student group from State Normal School singing as they ride a launch, with playful verses about boats and the sea marking the outing.
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Lowe
Kimmel & Sherk
Perky
Vout
Toya State Normal School
Edwards Graham wedding in Monaghan Mills South Carolina
From Wednesday's Daily, cards announce the marriage of Agnes Edwards to George D. Graham. The ceremony occurred this morning at the bungalow of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Mulger in Monaghan Mills. Edwards, Waterloo public school teacher, traveled south after a friend’s illness. the Grahams will stay in Monaghan Mills for now.
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Agnes Ewards
George D. Graham
TE. Mulger
Monaghan Mills
S. C
Graham
Edwards
Weaterloo
South
J. KB. Momger
Waham
First, Baptist Church
A Most Successful Operation and Its Aftermath
The piece notes a life saving operation tied to the Turner family, Charles and his wife, former Waterloo residents visiting relatives. It mentions Charley Turner now working for a Lincoln Nebraska paper, the same publication once employed by Jake Greenley of the Courier. The tone honors perseverance amid distress and preserves the doctors reputation.
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Charles Turner
Waterloo
Charley
Lincoln
Neb
Jake Greenley
Della Jenks Weds Today at Cedar Falls
A license to wed was issued for Guy W Sherburne and Della May Jenks. Their ceremony took place this afternoon at Cedar Falls. The bride, formerly Della Schultz, is the daughter of a local farmer. Father B J Sherburne gave consent. Also issued were licenses for Loftus Franklin Barly and Alice Carey. Charles W Bland and Sarah D B Winn. Charles F Chapman and Minnie S Mastelier. Winn Bland wedding noted with reception. the couple plans to live near Walker Iowa. Orange Township residents hosted a Fourth of July gathering with friends from Waterloo including W I Heitter, W F Jeffrey, Mamie Barkwan, Emma Landis, and H F Turner. The event featured a picnic, dinner, games, and fireworks with rain not spoiling the celebration.
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Guy W. Sherburne
May Jenke
Cedar Falls
Della Schultz
B. J. Sherburne
Clarksville
Loftus Pranklin Barly
Alice Carey
Baxter
Charles W. Bland
Walker
Sarah D. B. Winn
Waterloo
Charles IF. Chapman
Minnie S. Mastelier
Jesup
Douglass Inn
West
Iowa
Bland
Orange
A. A. Bontrager
Orange Township
W. I. Heitter
W. F. Jeffrey
Mamie Barkwan
Emma Landis
H. F. Turner
Mr. Jeffrey
Reed and Twain on Yacht Trip in West Indies Tale
Henry H. Rogers and the late Thomas Reed hosted Mark Twain on a West Indies voyage aboard a large steam yacht. A storm hit after Reed left to attend a New York court case, prompting Reed to warn Rogers by letter while Twain joked that the group lacked gravity. The exchange reveals humor and caution about maritime risk.
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Boston Transcript
Henry H. Rogers
Thos
Reed
Galanel
Iowa judges harshly punish petty theft while lax with big fraud
Des Moines reports two to four year terms for petty theft of pennies and slight poultry theft, contrasting with sentences for major fraud and theft cases. Iowa judges face criticism for disparities, evoking Hugo's Jean Val Jean to illustrate perceived justice gaps.
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Topeka
Heraili
John Nelson
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Liowa
Fox
Iowa
Om Towa
Jean Val Jean
Hugo
Noted Philadelphia Host Ends Quarrel With Knife
In a Philadelphia home Louis A. Goday hosted an evening as his Lady's Book enjoyed peak popularity. Two gentlemen argued loudly until Goday produced a large knife and told the angriest to take this quickly to cut off the quarrel. The quarrel ended abruptly and Dr. Nesvil left today for Pipestone Minnesota to attend land interests.
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Philadelphia
Louis A. Goday
Nesvil
Pipestone
Minnesota
Interurban Cars Wrecked Near Swisher Iowa
A head on collision between two Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Interurban cars near Swisher, Iowa, injured eight Iowa City residents and several Cedar Rapids travelers. Motormen suffered serious injuries, with fears of death. The wreck occurred at 9 30 last night on a curve near a high bridge, and baggage compartments helped cushion the first impact.
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Iowa City
Iowa
le’ Vrishtig
Sleel
Cedar Rapids
Towa City
Will Hagenback
Hugh Hagenback
James Gibson
Werse
Steve Petsel
Gorizon
Stewart
James Aldous
Harry Beall
Robert Haire
Seventh Avenue
Thomas E. Kane
Kenwood Park
George Maaurer
E. G McMillan, Jr
Cedar. Rapids
Virgil White Custody Case Traced to Mental Breakdown
Des Moines July 5. Hon Pred White of Webster recountsVirgil White a Des Moines attorney detained in Grand Island Nebraska after vanishing from his farm during Independence Day celebrations. White explains his son suffered a nervous breakdown, not despondency, and seeks treatment rather than elicit blame. He thanks Des Moines newspapers for aid in the search.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Pred White
Webster
Grand Island
Neb
Virgil White
Taylor
Cand Island
Y. White
Siggurney
George Kleinschmidt
Grand Tyland
Flo
Thegister and Leader
Reduction on rates spreads savings across Iowa and Minnesota
Des Moines and Minnesota commissions cut freight rates, likely saving Iowa residents about 250,000 dollars annually and Minnesota residents over 200,000 dollars yearly. The change lowers tank car shipments from fourth to lower classes, reducing oil transport costs and narrowing the Standard Oil pricing advantage for independent refiners.
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Des Moines
Towa
Iowa
State Railroad Commission
Minnesota
Official Report From Odessa Telegraphed to AP
Fragmentary official report describes events in Odessa with details from government quarters and cables to the Associated Press. The account notes activity surrounding Mary Kuht and mentions the socialist revolutionary committee.
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St. Petersburg
Odessana
Oficial Messenger
Associated Presa
Mary Kuht
Socialiate’ Revolutionary Committee
Unsuccessful suicide attempt linked to saloon in Iowa
A farmer near Mineola who came to Council Bluffs to work attempted death by poison to disguise job failure, drank half an ounce in water at a saloon, and survived after a stomach pump. Also reported: a black man and a white woman in Ottumwa shooting affray. a man found dead after a fall in Marshalltown. other local incidents and death notes across Iowa.
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Kuhl
Mineola
Council Bluffs
Waller Newell Rapidly Improving After Appendicitis
Winslow July 5 Waller Newell is rapidly improving from a serious attack of appendicitis. A ball game at Janesville drew a crowd from here on Sunday. J Cortright sustained a nail through the hand Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Adair of their Reck were visitors at C H Leverich's. J A Leverich delivered sheen AL Shel Rock Monday. John Tanca and Frank Berhiom were Waverly visitors Saturday. FS Webster and family spent Sunday with F W Til ter. Willard Brish of Mt Vernon township underwent an operation for appendicitis a few days ago and is getting along nicely.
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Winslow
FS. Webster
F. W.tilter
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