Repression and Revolt Spread Across Russian Rail Lines
Reports from St Petersburg describe harsh repression of revolutionaries as government forces boost patrols and conduct mass searches. Insurgents seize towns along the Kayan railway while civilian councils form in cities like Frankenburg and Riga. Military authorities warn of martial law and collective exile for resistors.
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Rai Way
Cherlabinsk
Orenburg
Irkutsk
Mitau
Courtland
Russia
Miau
Riga
Frankenburg
Magnificent Collection Poultry and Pet Stock Opens
New Year’s Day opening in Nashville Tepn marks the largest poultry show under the Tepnessie State Poultry Breeders Association. Governor Jon Cox attends the formal opening tonight. Thousands attend as poultry industry growth is highlighted, with prizes totaling about $8,000 and exhibition runs through Saturday.
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Nashville
Tepn
Organization of Breeders
Tepnessie State Poultry Breeders” Association
Ikey
Jon Cox
Turbine steamer Carmania reaches Queenstown in gale
The Cunard liner Carmania, sailing from Liverpool December 6 bound for New York, could not enter Queenstown yesterday due to severe weather. It rode the storm with steadiness and entered harbor at 4 am as the gale moderates.
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Queenstown
Cunard Line
Carmania
Liverpool
New York
Queenstown Harbor
War over eight hour day grips New York printers
In New York and Philadelphia a bitter dispute erupts as the Typothetae oppose the Typographical Union No 6 and No 2 demanding an eight hour day. Non union workers are imported to fill gaps as strikes disrupt major shops. Union claims margins are thin and profit would collapse under reduced hours. In Philadelphia a similar strike spreads with schools aiding new labor, while a local vote advocates a forty eight hour week with flexible scheduling.
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Typothetae
New York
Typographical Union
Mnaster
New York Typothetae
Typographical Union No. 6
Philadelphia
Makier
Arch Street
Stuents
Chicago
Dallas
Tex
International Typographical Union
International Union
Sietkers
Inauguration Reception and Ball for Governor Hagerman
Santa Fe announces public reception to be held at the Palace hotel followed by an inaugural ball on Monday January 22 with admission five dollars per couple. An executive committee coordinates arrangements and tickets are available through John H Vaughn at First National Bank. Chief Justice Mills to administer the oath in a brief ceremony in open court.
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Spekat
Santa Fe
N. M
Deoate
Jove Herbert J. Hagerman
Wallace J. Raynolds
A. B. Renehan
Paul A. F. Walter
Arthur Seligman
Levi A. Hughes
Amato Chaves
Joxe DP
Sena
Woman's Board of Trade
Palace Hotel
John H. Vaughn
First National Bank
Hagerman
Supreme Court Room of
New Mexico
Wilam J. Mills
Will of Yerkes Read Tomorrow
Industrial World reports the will of Charles T. Yerkes to be read tomorrow. Clarence S. Kulatt arrives from Chicago as legal adviser and notes the Yerkes properties, including Fifth Avenue and Simty streets mansions, may be controlled by the Metropolitan Museum of Art with the Yerkes collection remaining in place.
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New York
Charles T. Yorkes
Clarence S. Kulatt
Chicago
Knighe
Yerkes
Fifth Avenue
Simtyei#hih street
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Cortelyou
Cornelius N. Blas
Armstrong
Wome
Nene Varty
Iolo
York
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New York Life President McCall Resigns Cited
New York January reports show John A. McCall resigned from the presidency of New York Life, with trustees planing official announcement next Tuesday. Possible successor John Claffith, a dry goods merchant, has been discussed, while investigations into insurance campaign contributions continue and new legislation may follow.
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John A. McCall
New York Life
Times
John Claffith
The
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McCall
Patrons On The Water Wagon In Albuquerque
A prominent Albuquerque saloon keeper reports that patrons will curb drinking until February 1 as New Year resolutions prompt many to join the water wagon. A local drinker declines a potion, saying he is on the water wagon, while others waver briefly before returning to prior habits. The proprietor notes business suffers during the vow period.
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Riga
Teree Poseenen
Sologub
Albuquerque
Egg
New Year Reception At White House In Washington
Washington observes gala New Year with Roosevelt family hosting world leaders and diplomats at the White House. A large, formal parade of officials and guests proceeds from the Blue Room to the reception line, with Marine Band music and extensive military and diplomatic attendance. The day includes public reception and forthcoming cabinet events.
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National Capital
White House
Roosevelt
Ms. Fairbanks
Eral
President
Mom
Army Bugier
Marine Band
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Potomac River
Mudle Corps
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
United States
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Army
General Chaffee
Navy
Admiral Dewey
Supreme Court
Berlin
Imperial Palace
Merchants Busy Taking Stock After Holidays
Albuquerque stores end the holiday rush and begin stocktaking. Extra clerks tally cloth, ribbons, and garments while inventories guide new spring purchases. After Christmas brisk sales leave shelves thin and prepare shops for heavy upcoming buying, with plans to ship east for spring and summer stock.
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Aeelec
Albuquerque
Registered Martin dies at Las Cruces land office
Jerome Martin registrar of the United States land office at Las Cruces dies suddenly from stomach trouble. His death creates a vacancy and the party plans to wire Washington with recommendations for his successor. He is a brother of Hon. W. E. B. Martin, clerk of the Third judicial district, and relatives mourn his loss by telegraph.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Jerome Martin
United States Land O Ofice
Land Office
Martin
Roosevelt
Washington
W. EB. Martin
Third Judicial District
Barnett Returns From Phoenix Territorial Fair
Jon Barnett arrived on the Limited from Phoenix where he attended the first territorial fair. He spoke in strong terms about the fair and his smoke of success, noting he won no victory yet cleaned up turf money. He left horses Strangers Halina Moy Young Hal for the winter.
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Jon Barnett
Limited
Phoenix
Mr. Barnett
Winture Strangers
Halina Moyi
Young Hal
New Year's Citizen edition in high demand
A few extra copies of the New Year's edition of The Evening Citizen remain. The twelve page illustrated paper covers the city's history for the past year and includes writeups on churches schools and other major institutions and industries. Secure a copy soon to avoid missing out.
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Evening Citizen
The
Citizen
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