Mutineers Surrender Potemkine After Roumanian Mediation
The mutinous crew of the Kniaz Potemkine surrendered to Roumanian authorities at Kusenji after negotiations. Russians will be conveyed to a frontier of their choice and released. loot on board refused. Roumanian flags hoisted to protect the ships as diplomats weigh desirer deserter status and potential murder charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roumania
Andrew
Knias Potemkine
Black Sea
Furth
St. Petersburg
Admiralty
Kniaz Potemkine
Kustenji
Hhe
Mure
Foreign Office
Odessa
Russia
Caucasus
Associated Press
Lenkoran
Baku
Erivan
Terek
Tiflis
Seattle Attny G Emory Seeks Restrained Boycott Step
Through its attorney G Emory the Seattle firm signals a restrained approach to a proposed boycott. No further details are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
G. — Emory
Japan gains leverage in Sakhalin talks says Novoe Vremya
The Novoe Vremya argues Sakhalin’s strong position offers Japan a tangible bargaining chip for future diplomacy. Opinions split on Washington negotiations with some saying peace prospects worsen if Japan demands cession and indemnity, others seeing Japan's leverage as a game changer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novoe Vreyma
Sakhalin Puta
Washington
Japan
Port Arthur
France and Germany Agree on Conference Over Morocco
Paris July 10 Premier Rouvier and German ambassador Prince von Radolin reached agreement on points of difference between France and Germany over Morocco. France will join a conference at Tangier with assurances her interests are safeguarded. Official notes will be given to the chamber of deputies at the next sitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rouvier
Prince von Radolin
France
Germany
Morocco
Chamber of Deputies
Tangier
Reign of the Dollar Over Gov Folk on Graft Exposures
Governor Joseph W. Folk of Missouri asserts that graft exposes signal a moral awakening rather than degeneration. He notes a rise in bribery prosecutions since St. Louis and Minneapolis scandals, urging citizens to demand reform and uphold the rule of law over wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folk
New York
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Yale
Good Roads Talk At Spokane Convention
William Bradburn of the National Good Roads Association dijo that with proper macadam a road can be built for about 1000 to 1200 per mile. In Seattle the Alaska Steamship Jefferson sailed at 10 6 3 6 a m with about 100 school teachers aboard bound for Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
William Bradburn
National Good Roads Association
Dedegegues Sati
Alaska
Seattle
Alaska Steam
Jefferson
Tener Thea
Pas
Insurance scandals spread to other firms after Equitable probe
Reports say New York Life and Mutual Life could face investigations as calls grow to purge Wall Street influence from the life insurance industry. Figures like McCall and Perkins are cited in a shifting power dynamic, with public opinion pressing for sweeping reforms and stricter oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Equitable Resurance Society
Ryan
Hendricks
Equitable
New York Life
Mutual Life
Wall Street
Rooseve
Equitade
Roosevelt Preme
McCall
Albany
New York Times
Beers
George W. Perkins
Perkina
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York World
San and Herald
Herbert Myrick
Orange Judé Company
Insurance
Hendricke
Apes
Spokane Suffers Fire Loss
Spokane reports a costly blaze that began in the base area causing extensive damage and evaluating losses as of July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Chicago Directory for 1905 Completed
Chicago on July 6 reports completion of the 1905 city directory with a total value of 2,272,760 and a communication of 3,998,100 for the Chicago area. The item notes the directory’s completion and associated figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Taft supports Chinese merchants and students opening trade
Secretary Taft contends against exclusion of Chinese merchants and students, arguing trade with China is vital. He cautions against insulting Chinese people as it may close doors to commerce and asserts belief that the Yankee can compete. He favors openness to respectable Chinese merchants and students though acknowledges potential opposing views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
China
California
Northern Pacific Officials Arrive as Telegraphers Loom for Fight
President Howard Elliott and General Manager H J Horn reach Paul Minnesota after a four week tour amid rumors of a showdown with telegraph operators. The company hires Chicago and St Louis contractors and plans Seattle clerks as dummy agents while union leaders organize depot talks. Horn will meet with operator officials to learn their aims and seek a just settlement or a difficult policy dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul, Minn
Howard Elliott
H. J. Horn
Northern Pacific Railway
Northern Pacific
Chicago
St. Louis
Seattle
Partham
Webn
Horn
Perham
Russians Seize Shipboard Authority on Voyage
Seattle July 10 Russians being taken from Shanghai to Odessa aboard the Garonne riotous between Chinese ports forced Capt Robert Lawe to arm his crew with rifles and subdue mutineers. The ship then proceeded to Theodosia after Odessa, amid siege conditions, with Waterhouse reporting details and a letter from Lawe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geronnc
Qussis
Seattle
Shanghai
Odessa
Robert Lawe
Garonne
Theodosia
Lawe
Waterhouse
Bewapeet
Thirty Minute Gall Boat for a Boy
A DIY kid's boat project uses a board and sail to create a fast drifting craft. Instructions cover diagonal cutting, bow and stern supports, mast, and a simple sail without a rudder. It promises hours of summer fun for a water-loving boy with scraps and cloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island Sound
Two Little Talkers and Polly the Parrot
Johnny and Polly are showcased as talking abilities in a playful tale. Polly’s single phrase “Pretty Poll” outshines Johnny’s early attempts, prompting a proud family moment before Johnny grows into a talker with many words while Polly remains limited to the famous line. Nicholas offers a jokey eye test and a quirky crowd challenge, hinting at a card trick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Polly
Uncle Tom
Mamma
Papa
Nicholas
Modern Buckboards and Fishing Tales From The Past
Modern buckboards feature longitudinal steel springs rubber tires and optional tops seating for two four or six with backs for comfort. A Washington Post note contrasts old and new buckboards while Leslie's Monthly reports Labrador fishermen who fear water yet risk dives to save others. Mrs Ballington Booth mobilizes 2000 men to pledge $1 monthly for a year to support rescue work among convicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Leslie
Labrador
Ballington Booth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roumanil
Kieff
Nishni- Novgorod
Markerieff
STRER
Equitebie
Roosevelt
Mons
Alwayeise
Harry
Alwaye
Los Angeles Times
Valdes
Lawa
Siem Dhah
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!