Wild Day in Russian Capital Ends in Troop Interruption
A massive anti war demonstration in Moscow by socialist groups was dispersed by troops at Sword Point. Police units broke up the crowd as protesters demanded an end to the war.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1904
Page
1
Widespread Demonstration Suppressed by Police Cavalry
A mid day protest in Nevsky Prospect drew hundreds of students and others. Police and mounted gendarmes charged the crowd, driving demonstrators into streets and causing injuries to around fifty people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevsky Prospect
Riots Echo of 1901 as Authorities Warn Against Demo
Reports describe a planned anti government demonstration by the Social Democratic Liberal party calling for an end to the war and a national assembly. Police warned crowds to disperse on Nevski Prospect and near the Kavin cathedral as preparations to quell any disturbance were intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neveks
Moscow
Liber Party
Eniedty
N National Assembly
Ulbele Preenil
Nevski
Kavin Cathedral
Honolulu clean port plea amid Hawaii appropriations notes
Washington December 11. The Hawaii Territory appropriations estimates, submitted by Governor Carter and sent to Congress by Secretary Shay, include dredging Honolulu harbor and a $1 008 000 federal building in Honolulu. The appendix features a Honolulu Chamber of Commerce letter urging a clean port to combat tropical diseases. A Merelia letter notes concerns over revenue loss during annexation. At Vernon New Jersey December 1, 35 year old George Sampson of White Plains died by gas at the Imperial hotel after a presumed love affair.
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Washington, D. C
Territory of
Hawaii
Carter
Congress
Shay
Honolulu
Hille
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce
Merelia
Hawai
Mt. Vernon
Sampson George
White Plains
Imperial Hotel
Lnhaling
Desperate Attacks at Port Arthur Reported from War Front
Rumors of heavy fighting persist along the Shakhé River as Japanese forces press toward Port Arthur. Reports claim Japanese torpedo boat destroyers attacked the Russian battleship Sevastopol at the harbor mouth while casualty counts and battle outcomes remain unconfirmed.
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London
Dee
Port Arthur
Daily Mail
Sevastopol
Daily Telegraph
Red Cross
Tien Tein
Mort Arthur
Nwune
Mukden
Shanghai
Henin
Sevastopol Fate Probed In Japanese Naval Actions
The report notes ships exposed and efforts to save Sevastopol as evidence against sinking by Russians. Japanese forces fire on sunken hulks to confirm destruction of Russian warships while torpedo boat destroyers’ location remains doubtful, possibly sheltering outside the harbor as weather hinders observations.
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Liste
Sevastopol
Mey
Moetre Hill
Creditors Likely to Receive One Mill on the Dollar
Cleveland reports that creditors of Mrs Chadwick may receive about one millionth of their claims after the receiver tallies assets. Noted loans include 748 808 from Cleveland merchants, 600 060 from Philadelphia firms, 2149 060 from Merhen D. Newton, 1 196 000 from Youbet, and 1 81 406 tied to various sources. The outcome hinges on the receiver’s findings and possible reserves.
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Cleveland
Dee
Mra
Chadwick
Bored
Fitlelurg
Merhen
D. Newton
Astor Donates 16000 Pounds for Conservative Clubs
William Waldert Astor has gifted £16000 to establish new Conservative clubs where none exist and to aid existing organizations of the same political faith, bolstering their activity in London and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William Waldert Astor
Countess of Limerick Plans U.S. Concert Tour
Dec 11 report says the Countess of Limerick will begin a concert tour in February in the United States. Proceeds from performances will fund the establishment of a college for diabetes care.
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Tandon
The
Daily Mirror
Limerick
Texas Again Out for Big Section of New Mexico
Washington reports Interior official recommends resurvey and reestablishment of Texas Oklahoma New Mexico boundary lines on true meridians and parallels. Drafted by Commissioner Richards proposes shifting lines, with $60 004 appropriation, to protect Texas interests while avoiding broad territory loss to New Mexico.
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Texas
New Mexico
Washington, DC
Secretary of the Interior
Buitehooeck
Congress
Richards
General Land Office
Texas, New Mexico
Texas-Oklahoma
Arthur DD. Widder
Kidder
Cahoma
Red River
Monument to Jim Bridger Dedicated at Mount Washington Cemetery
A monument to Captain Jim Bridger, famed guide who explored the Salt Lake and Yellowstone regions and guided the Overland Trail, was dedicated at Mount Washington cemetery by General Granville M. Dodge. The piece notes Bridger's historical discoveries and Dodge's role. Also mentions Kokuro Tokohira's slow recovery from appendicitis after surgery at the Hotel Majestic and statements from the minister and physician about his return prospects.
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Kuneae City
Dee
Jim Bridger
Great Salt Lake
Yellowstone Park
Ogee
Mount Washington
Granville M. Dodge
New York
Union Macifie Railroad
Mridger
Dew
Kojoro Tokohira
Hotel Majestic
Washington
Legation
the Majestic
Takahira
Takashira
Cabinet Resigns After Doubtful Assembly Majority
Belgrade Serbia December 11 General Greuics cabinet formed yesterday resigned this morning after a conference revealed doubts it could command a majority in the national assembly. The new government under Greuics had faced uncertain support since its creation yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somion
Elgrade
Servia
Greuics
National Assembly
Wealthiest in world as US banking power grows
William Ridgley reports the United States is the wealthiest nation with vast natural resources and a banking power around 23.6 billion dollars. He notes US gold stock leads globally, silver holdings, and per capita money figures with France close on some measures.
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Washington, D. CL
William Ridgley
United States
Ridgley
Island
Heng
UAEA
Mulhall
France
Senate set to vote on Philippine civil government bill
Washington December news reports the senate will vote Friday at 8 o clock on the Philippine civil government bill with debate limited to amendments. Democratic senators oppose the measure but expect passage. focus will be on bond and Chinese immigration provisions. House begins week with private pension bills and impeachment resolution against Judge Charles Swayne as a special order.
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Lle
Senate
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Dee
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