Rebels Strike Across Russia as Nobles Face Wrath and Fire
A sweeping report from the empire details peasants and mutineers sacking noble estates from Riga to Vladivostok. Despots’ towers burn while elites flee toward frontiers, with widespread killings, looting, and mass arrests amid a general revolutionary upheaval. Soldiers join the revolt as city centers erupt in violence and trains are blown up by insurgents.
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Sesaia
St. Petersburg
Odessa
al the Aiterios
Riga
Baltic Sea
Tdvonin
Russia
Vladivostok
Takum
Courland
Riot, rail strike trembles city depots and troops encircle
Mutiny and rioting spread through the Manchurian army as railroad workers walk out in a mass departure from the War ci station. Troops with fixed bayonets guard the train, search carriages, and a railroad battalion backs the locomotive after a ten minute delay. A $5,000 reward is offered for the capture of burglars who killed Beaver Falls night watchman Michael Brew during a drugstore robbery. The imperial Chinese commissions planned to study world powers’ governments arrive in America in February. Chicago municipal government will be studied, and London editor Lowry Tabouchers will not seek re election due to advancing age. An explosion at the thawing house in Rossland kills John Ingram and injures several others. A power plant substation is wrecked plunging the town into darkness.
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Warci
Berlin
Wahap- VY
Ur Olblut
Pergonr
Michael Brew
Beaver Malls
America
Chicago
Gontor Stuminos
Rossland
John Ingram
Christmas Mail Surge Strains NYC Clerks Worldwide
Avalanches of parcels and money orders flood U S and foreign mail before Christmas. Struma and St Paul handle record bags. Philadelphia carries emigrant funds overseas. In two weeks outgoing shipments total over 4.1 million dollars with millions in money orders to Britain, Italy, Germany, and beyond.
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Uncle Sam
New York City
Struma
New York
St. Paul
Philadelphia
Great Britain
Ireland
Italy
Germany
Sweden
Russia
Hungary
Austria
Denmark
Greece
Belgium
Netherlands
Switzerland
Lunenburg
Hooting Prince. London Mob Cheers Queen’s Dignity
A writer notes a crowd of unemployed in London hooted a royal and cites a 100 year old precedent. Queen Charlotte was hissed and pelted with offal as she rode from St James to Buckingham House, the crowd stopping the sedan chair before her calm reply.</s>
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London
Charlotte
St. James’ Palace
Buckingham House
Buckingham Palace
England
Minor Notes Fire destroys Pittsburg steel works building
Fire at the Pittsburg steel hoop works wipes out the main building with a $60,000 loss. Frederick Bachman, 19, of New York, alleged accomplice in a $5,000 Milan robbery arrest. Dr Felix Adler warns that moral obliquity of prosperity fuels chill labor menace. Mrs Wesley Peyton in Charleston shoots husband after he refuses a kiss. Italy accepts Spain's Morocco conference plan for Madrid, meeting January 10. World Sunday School convention committee to meet May 20 23 in Rome for 260000 schools and 20000000 members.
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Pittsburg Steel Hoop Works
Frederick Bachman
New York
Milan
Italy
Felix Adler
American Academy of Political’ and Social Science
Philadelphia
Wesley Peyton
Charleston
W. Va
Spain
Madrid
Algeciras
Rome
Chronology of 1905 Russia Norway upheaval noted
A digest of 1905 events highlights Russia’s tax unrest triggering peasant revolts and concessions, Norway’s peaceful separation from Sweden, and global shocks from the Russo Japanese war progress to major disasters. It lists key dates, deaths, and notable events including Port Arthur surrender, Skagway, and the Lewis and Clark Exposition.
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Russia
Norway
Sweden
Chicago
Manchuria
Sea of Japan
Simpson Tunnel
Portland
Ore
Oklahoma
Wkansas
Senate Debates Partisan Moves Over Canal and Committees
Senate discussed the process for removal of a Kansas senator from committees and left his name on the roll. The body adjourned from Dec 21 to Jan 4. Panama canal appropriation and bond provisions dominated unfinished business with conference, and a bill established an Illinois fish culture station. House and Senate adjourned to Jan 4 1906 with brief open sessions and executive actions.
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Burton
Kansas
Hottsa
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United States
West Point
Annapolis
Conference Committee
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Aldrich
Teller
Finance Committee
Illinois
Fhe House
Sulzer
Williams
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Culberson
Panama
Agricultural Department
Panama Canal
Council City and Solomon River Railway Company
Alaska
Ifr
Payne
Ways and Means
John M. Gearin
Oregon
Council City
Solomon River
Cannon
Williams Divorce Clarifies Troubled Marriage
Report notes Williams and his wife separated years ago and later divorced. The exchange hints at lingering tensions and cordial public appearances despite the end of their marriage.
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Williams
Pat
National Capital Notes and White House Engagemen
Representative Bennett of New York seeks to cut Southern representation in Congress due to disfranchisement of Black citizens. Naval League heard talks by Bonaparte, Dewey, and Porter. delegates met at the White House. Secretary Shaw told Congress that most campaign contributions come from banks, with few exceptions. Roosevelt may nominate Vernon of Quindaro as register of the treasury, a widely supported appointment. Sulzer proposed a resolution to preserve the frigate Constitution. Roosevelt approved a Shaker delegation amid claims nation’s discernment.
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