Russia's Blood Red Page Beckons Revolution Amid Arms Drive
Nicholas V. Tchaykovsky reports from New York that a Russian revolutionary movement led by Gorky and himself seeks American financial sympathy to arm workers. A national committee, backed by Stokes family wealth and figures like Stuyvesant Fish, forms to fund arms as peasants press for land and soldiers mutiny. The autocracy faces a growing revolutionary majority. Russia readies for a probable spring uprising with arms from abroad and widespread support among intellectuals.
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Russian turmoil and Roosevelts law push amid war talk
The piece surveys ongoing political upheaval in Russia, the autocracy’s reform promises, and the role of war in prompting change. It notes Yarlova road projects, Hampton’s push for equal advantages in road construction, and Roosevelt’s recommendation of a uniform law, all amid broader societal unrest. It also advertises Hyomel Catarrh remedy, government fuel and forage bids, and a local Albuquerque carriage firm notice.
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Congress Rejects Alaska Railways Bond Guarantee Plan
Special Correspondence from Washington reports members of Congress decided against passing any law to guarantee bonds for Alaska railway construction this session. They prefer waiting to see private enterprise progress, noting hundreds of miles already built without government aid. The debate mirrored Philippine railroad legislation as a model, but capital favored Alaska more than the Philippines.
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Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss a rustic work scene with implied duty, handling horses, child care, and a product advertisement for Doun's Oointment. The fragment references metropolitan people, splashes of red, overalls, perspiration, and a claim of quick cures.
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