After the Emperor the Executioner's Violent Manifesto
The Social Revolutionists vow to strike at the autocracy after the execution of General Min's assassin Zenaide Konoplianievo. They broadcast a manifesto against Emperor Nicholas, aiming to remove the props of the murderous regime. In St Petersburg a political committee discusses tactics for parliamentary elections and a Finnish congress on Oct 6.
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St. Petersburg
Zenaide Konoplianiievo
Min
Nicholas
Bt. Petersburg
Constituional Democratic Party
Pol
Dng
Central Committee
Finland
Viborg
Laws of Religious Freedom Hit Russia in New Measures
The Associated Press reports a cabinet member says soon the laws of religious freedom will remove most restrictions on dissident faiths in Russia. The reforms echo the 1906 imperial ukase but aim to grant clergy equal rights with Orthodox clergy, including building churches and admitting converts. The cabinet will next consider expanding Jewish rights via a new commission draft.
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St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Russia
Twelve Dead In Scotch Express Wreck In England
London authorities report twelve killed and seventeen injured in the wreck of the Scotch express on the Great Northern railway at Grantham early Thursday. Rescue teams continue work as more bodies may lie trapped under debris. the engineer and fireman were among the dead, and the cause remains unknown.
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England
London
Great Northern Railway
Grantham
Moat Popular Tree Ne Voo Byer Hyer Windy Forestry
Fragments show a Brooklynite author laments fame while discussing trees and wind in a breezy personal note. Names and places are unclear, but the mood hints at literary or artistic self reflection and urban nature themes.
Referee Siler Sues Nelson and Nolan Over Gans Fight
Chicago, Sept 21 George Siler the referee of the Gang versus Nelson fight has filed a suit in superior court against William Nolan Nelsons manager and Nelson seeking 50660 in damages. He says Nolan and Nelson claimed he took money to decide for Gans and that he did not see the foul blow cited to award the fight.
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Chicago
George Siier
Joe Gang
Battling Nelson
William Nolan
Nelson
Siler
Nolan
Nekson
Gans
Cimarron River Rising Halts Dover Rock Island Wreck Efforts
Kingfisher Oklahoma September 21 The Cimarron river is rising fast and all work at the Rock Island wreck site near Dover bridge has stopped. Rescue crews have lost track of the two coaches and believe they lie buried in sand. Many injured have returned home. Three missing: Mall Clerk Gamble Circus Man Littlefield and a Negro Porter Douglas, presumed drowned, joining the death of a Payne Oklahoma boy named Sells from injuries for a total of four deaths.
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Kingfisher
O. T
Cimarron
Rock Island
Dover Bridge
Sttil
Mall Clerk
Gamble
Littlefield
Porter Douglas
Sells of
Payne
Bulgaria massing forces near Palanka
Bulgaria is massing a large force toward Palanka according to reliable reports from Balanica dated September 21. The Turkish commander in chief at the front is informed of this buildup and monitors movements along the line.
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Bulgaria
Balanica
Palanka
Typhoon claims Bishop Hoare in Hongkong aftermath
Telegraphic briefs report strong evidence Bishop Hoare of Hongkong drowned in the recent typhoon. Also noted are the impending September meeting of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in St. Paul, and other brief items from Budapest Cincinnati and Boston.
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Hoare
Hongkong
Grand Lodge
The
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
St. Paul
Albert Apponyi
Budapest
Baltimore
Kid Sullivan
Washington
Jimmy Briggs
Boston
American Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
Cincinnati
John Torrey Morse
Harvard University
Gale
Supreme Council of the Scottish Rites Masons
Baseball Scores From National League Games
National League action in Boston, Philadelphia, Brooklyn and New York with Chicago losing 0 to 1, St. Louis 9 over Philadelphia 1, Cincinnati 6 defeating Brooklyn 3, and Pittsburgh 4 beating New York 10 in the first games. Second games see New York 2 Pittsburgh 3 in five innings by agreement and a rain affected contest between Washington and Detroit with Detroit winning 7 to 0 while New York versus St. Louis is listed as weight innings called at dark, plus Cleveland 7 over Boston 2 and Cleveland 4 over Boston in twelve innings.
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Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburg
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Market Quotation Highlights From Minneapolis and Chicago
Minneapolis wheat prices show Sept contracts at 72 3 4 to 73 3 4 cents and on track values for No 1 Hard at 77 4 cents. Cattle ranges include good to choice steers 5.50 to 6.25, hogs 5.50 to 6.40, and spring lambs 6.50 to 7.00. Chicago grains list Sept wheat at 4 16 0, corn 49 1 0, oats 58 0, with pork futures at 16.75 and flax steady. butter 19 24, eggs 14 18. Livestock bids show beef cattle and calves varied, with hogs and sheep prices noted across markets.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul Union
St. Paul
Duluth
Northern
Chicago
Real
Explosion Shakes St Petersburg Suburb Near Narva Gate
Three well dressed men threw a powerful bomb in a St Petersburg suburb near Narva Gate. The blast created a huge crater and shattered windows but caused no loss of life. Police arrived after the suspects fled, and investigators suspect terrorism aimed at concealing evidence.
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St. Petersburg
Warva
Russian revolutionaries claim Peterhof plot targeted Grand Dukes
A Vienna dispatch reports two revolutionaries escaping St Petersburg reached London and deny the Peterhof plot targeted Emperor Nicholas. They say it aimed at Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch and Grand Duke Vladimir. General Dudetin found a plotter group at Peterhof. three men, including two Nicholas palace footmen and a gardener, fled as guards pursued them.
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London
Vienna
Daily Telegraph
Russian Revolutionary Committee
St. Petersburg
Peterhof
Nicholas
Nicholas Nicholaievitch
Vladimir
Russia
Dudelin
Revolutionary Committee
Dudetin
Three Officers Die in Tiflis Bomb Blast Search
In Tiflis a domiciliary raid on a house belonging to a young man named Allelol led to a bomb explosion when a box of printing materials was touched. Two detectives and an assistant police commissary were killed, another inspector, a soldier, and a policeman wounded. The apartment floor collapsed injuring a mother and child. Two more bombs found. tenant fled.
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Tiflis
Allelol
Massacre threat to Jews in Sledice reported by Times
The Times received a telegram via Berlin from Biedica stating the governor of Sledice warned that Jews would be massacred if bombs were thrown. The Jewish community remains panicky, unable to protect all residents of the town.
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London
the Times
Biedica
Berlin
Sledice
Captain Hatfield Shot in Feud Drama Near War Eagle
Williamson West Virginia September 20 Dr B E R Hatfield was fatally shot Wednesday night it is charged by his brother Captain Hatfield son of Anse Hatfield who gained notoriety from the Hatfield McCoy feud The shooting occurred at their Virginia home across the river from War Eagle direct description of the location supports the feud context and the family involved
Bank Cashier Stallard Named Defaulter in Kansas
Examination of the People's National Bank books in Sedan Kansas by National Bank Examiner J E Bradley shows cashier Stallard as a defaulter to the amount of 25000 dollars. He turned over to the bank about 8000 dollars worth of property on Friday.
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Sedan
Kan
People’s National Bank
National Bank
J. E. Bradley
Stallard
Wreck Near Dayton Kills Engineer and Fatal Injuries
A collision between southbound passenger train No 3 and a northbound freight on the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton line near Dayton Ohio killed engineer William A Smiley and left fireman Joe McCurdy fatally injured. The wreck occurred after orders were misunderstood as the passenger train, a day excursion from Troy to Piqua, was returning to Dayton.
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Dayton
Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton
Actene
Troy
Piqua
Miami
William A. Smiley
Joe McCurdy
Lima
Six of the Crew Drowned in Carolina Storm
The schooner Twilight capsized off the Carolina coast on September 17. Six crew members are believed lost, with one survivor found clinging to a plank. Twilight, 257 tons, home port Wilmington Delaware, sailed from Charleston September 11 for Philadelphia. Built Hast Haven Connecticut in 1874.
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Washington
Carolina
Navy Department
Augustine
Fiske
Minneapolis
Cuba
Charleston
James Olson
Twilight
Feddensen
Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia
Hast Haven
Conn
Rioters in Grenoble Loot Factory and Police Station
Violent strike riots in Grenoble France on September 18 saw a mob tear down doors of a ble factory, seize and burn furniture and papers, then sack the police station after believing two comrades were held there. Troops used rifle butts to disperse the crowd. reinforcements of dragoons and carassars expected.
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Grenoble
France
Able Factory
Caraissars
Customs Dock Burned in Buenos Ayres Fire
The customs dock burned on Wednesday destroying 30 000 tons of merchandise mainly German in origin. Losses are estimated at 1 200 000 dollars. Five clerks and seventy workers were arrested. Five firemen were injured. Fire dock and government storehouses costing 400 000 dollars were completely destroyed.
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Buenos Ayres
Duke of Abrugé Leads Himalayan Expedition Hopeful Everest Ascent
In Turin on September 18 the Duke of Abrugé announces a new scientific expedition to the Himalayas aiming to ascend Mount Everest. King Victor Emmanuel pledges generous support for the venture.
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Turin
Duke of Abrugé
Himalayas
Mount
Everest
Victor Emmanuel
Irish Gaelic stars to compete at Athens Olympic revival
Ireland seeks separate national representation at the Athens games April 14 to 28 under Greek king George. Gaelic athletes aim to honor Ireland by competing as Irish rather than under British ties with Flanagan and Sheridan among those urged to join the Irish team.
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Jetah
Athens
Ireland
Great Britain
Athena
George
Greece
Thurope
England
Gaelic Association
Flanagan
Martin Sheridan
The Gentle Orientala Satire on Poisoned Food and Marriage Inquiry
A curious fragment describes evil herbs and tiny specks in bamboo sheath leaves used to harm enemies by food. It then shifts to a dialogue where a suitor asks to marry a daughter, and a cautious father replies he will call tomorrow not during office hours.
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Buat Bose
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Tiflla
Captain Hatfield
Bank
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Customs Dock
Moki Am
Ort Ad Litt
Royal Coal
Roose Eveltt Bros
Andrew Rath
Ben
Bakker
Bell Phone
Sears
John GC. Koury
California
Los Angeles
San P Francisca
Cal
Tate
Cutte G.P.& T. A
Ming
Ching Lee
Hermits
Wourn
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