End in Sight of Revolution Resumes Rail Travel
Reports from St Petersburg and Minsk districts indicate railway service on the Matau Windau and Mitau Riga lines has resumed after clashes. Southwestern rail lines report passenger service restored and freight gradually returning to normal amid martial law. Odessa crisis appears over as public sentiment cools and leaders are arrested. A clash at Novak shipyards leaves many dead and wounded. Three revolutionists refused pardon barricaded in a house as troops move to contain the situation.
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St. Petersburg
M. Aymkof
Senate
Matau
Windau
Haranovitch
Minsk
London
the Times
Odessa
Moscow
Doc
New York
Legislative Insurance Committee
Dose C. Vancise
The
Equitable
Hughes
Life Management
Henry B. Hyde
Alexander
Hyde
Vanesse
Senator Smoot Faces Additional Trouble In Insurance Study
Last day of a government insurance inquiry sees protests from labor and other groups as debate over regulatory oversight continues. Bad weather delays proceedings at sea where the Star Steamer is involved in the incident.
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New York
Celtic
Liverpool
Ladies Entertained by Gentlemen Select and Fashionable Committee Has Adjourned
A Highland Methodist church social featured Rev W D Clayton opening with prayer. Performances included School Boy's Speech of Other Days, How Terry Saved the Bacon, Bobbing Around, Ruby's Play, and The Rabbi's Daughter. Refreshments were served, and the event closed with a final entertainment before departure.
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Highland Methodist Church
W. D. Clayton
Souie
J.D. Emmons
Terry
Mr. Bixter
Dr. Wilson
Ruby
Owens
Warlick
Mr. Clifford
Davis
Personal notices from Lincoln and Me
Lincoln Neb December reports Paul Morton of New York visiting to comfort his critically ill brother Jay Morton at the bedside with no change in his condition. Berlin December 30 appoints Baron von Schwarteenstein as Germany ambassador to Tokio. At Joseph Maine December 90 Major H K Hartwig elderly judge and ex mayor dies at home aged 68.
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Lincoln
Neb
Paul Morton
New York
The
Wauttable
Jay Morton
Berlin
Baron A von Schwarteenstein
Pekin
Germany
Tokio
Joseph
H. KR. Hartwig
Strarko Barnett Drives Hallina Morgan to Meet Wins
The Arizona territorial fair opened in Phoenix as Hallina Morgan driven by Barnett won the 2 year old pace in 2 09. The New York Korea horse led early but Hallina Morgan nabbed the last three heats, a strong show against top rivals Bil ling true, delivering a thrilling finish and steady betting action.
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Phoenix
Albuquerque
Arizona
Hallina
New York
Officer Knapp Seizes Suspect In Curious Hotel Incident
In Copper New York a police officer arrested a man after a hotel scene. A dog involved wandered free then wagged its tail, while witnesses described the event as a comic misadventure. The arrestee had allegedly fled the scene prior to capture.
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Pallee
Mentillit
Alvarado
Iatee
Knapp
American Wheat Duty Lifted for Mexico Amid Short Crop
The government of Mexico, facing a wheat shortage from crop failures, abolishes duties on American and Canadian wheat starting January 1. Bakers shrink loaf sizes as weight remains stressed, with limited supply and high coin value amplifying hardship for the poor.
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City of Mexico
Miners Desert Madrid Mine Camp as Fire Hits Complex
Fire at the Vitumin Wayon aline of Colorado Fuel and Iron near Madrid forces shutdowns and causes heavy losses. Over 200 miners abandon the camp seeking work elsewhere as Superintendent Tr Keller arrives with force to water and control the blaze suspected to be from spontaneous combustion. Damage runs to several thousand dollars with exact losses pending bulk removal.
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Vitumin
Colorado Fuel and F Ram
Madrid
Tr. Keller
New Mexico
Railroads for the Far West reshaping lines and jobs
Texas editor shot? Noted typos aside, the report covers railroading ambitions for the Far West. It notes a New Year world telegraph greeting, promotions of enlisted men to second lieutenants, a Cameron Herald editor killed, a faster New York to San Francisco mail schedule, and multiple railroad expansion plans in 1906. Strong entities include Oregon Short Line, Harriman, Yellowstone Park, Monida route, Northern Pacific, Coos Bay extension, Santa Fe, and Cananea Yaqui Pacific.
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Washington
Naga Department
West Point
San Francisco
New York
Chicago
Union
Southern Pacific
Pacific
Atlantic
St. Anthony
Ida
Oregon
Yellowstone National Park
Marysville
RE. H. Harriman
Monida
Oregon Short
Old Mexico
Elgin
Ore
Joseph
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Emery Fails To Locate Bondsman In Larceny Case
A.C. Emery, arrested for larceny from Ferdinand Bowen, waived examination before Police Judge Crawford. The case was sent to the grand jury with bail set at 500 dollars. Emery tried unsuccessfully to find a bondsman and agreed to remain in jail until the grand jury convenes in March.
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A.C. Emery
Ferdinand Bowen
Crawford
Emory
Tan Bula
Maret
Imperial Laundry Aims to Expand in Albuquerque
The Imperial Laundry at 213 West Silver Avenue, run by the Tsar brothers, employs over thirty workers and operates eight washers with modern machinery. Plans call for a two story addition and a second story, boosting staff to forty, adding two more workers, and installing new equipment to provide premier laundry service in the region, with completion targeted by March 1, 1906.
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Albuquerque
Imperial Laundry Company
Edgar Brothers
ChicagoRemembers Iroquois Theatre Disaster Day
Chicago marks the two year anniversary of the Iroquois Theatre fire which killed nearly 600, mostly women and children. Memorial services are held in churches, graves are decorated, and lawsuits seek multi million-dollar damages against owners builders and officials.
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Chicago
Iroquois Theater
Msgr
Ash Fork Duel Leads to Wounding of Officers and Passenger
Special Officer T Whitley of the Santa Fe railroad and Peter Bawa a black passenger from Louisiana were fatally or seriously wounded in a shooting at Ash Park depot after a fare dispute. Whitley fired after being shot thrice, reloaded, and exchanged more rounds. Bawa was struck multiple times in the chest jaw and knee. Both were hospitalized in Los Angeles and a local hospital respectively.
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Prescott, Arts
T. Whitley
Santa Fe Railroad
Peter Bawa
Bora
Ash Park
Negro
Santa Fe
Louisiana
Whitley
Passenkera
Los Angeles Railroad Hospital
Fire damages Chariton post office and more in blaze
Chariton Iowa December 30 fire destroyed buildings on the north side of the square causing about 100000 dollars in losses. The post office and most contents burned. In Vermilion another fire at Pittsburg Glass and Plaster plant destroyed the factory with losses around 50000 dollars and many figures from staff statuary from the World's fair were consumed.
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Chariton
Iowa
Dedaix
Vertes
Pittsburg Glass & Plaster Company
Equestrian Statue of General McClellan Planned for Washington
Paris reports Moner valeurs completed a full model of the McClellan equestrian statue for Washington DC. The statue, shown in full uniform with a McClellan cap, has been taped and accepted by Captain Peask, American consul. MacMon nies spent two years on the figure and is now carving the pedestal bas-relief, with a spring Salon exhibit planned. St Louis notes Wool market steady and unchanged.
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General McClellan Taim
McClellan
MacMonnies
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Prhce
Ridgely and
Deering Wariage
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John's Church
William B. Ridgely
Catherine Deering
Catherine Cullens Ridgely
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Frank Jones
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Harry Call
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Far West
Harriman
Fitzsimmons
Texas
Houston
O.F. McCannely
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Wirt Terry
McCannely
Pittsburg
Pittsburg & Montana Copper Company
A. W. Melton
Robert Fitesimmons
Preadent Roosevelt
Fitz
O’brien
Money Market Normal
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Uwe Theater
Iroqeois Theater
Peter Baws
St. Louie
St. Louis
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