Moscow Rebels Face Crushing Assault In Deadly Clash Titanside
General Doubasoff asserts control as troops press hard on Moscow insurgents. Fierce fighting persists in the capital amid a titanic battle over oil interests and strategic positions.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1905
Page
1
Riots in Baltic City as Red Leaders Are Captured
Soviet forces in St. Petersburg seized leaders of the Fighting Revolutionary group during a meeting on plans for an armed uprising. Insurgents burned barricades and fired on troops while authorities aimed to stamp out the revolt amid ongoing street fighting and shelling in the city and nearby Odessa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Fuehting
Mt. Petersburg
Stavue
Sys
Revolutionary Army
Moscow
Kieff
Kiharkoff
Odessa
Syvtin Works
James
Moscow uprising crushed but reports of heavy losses persist
Moscow revolt nearly silenced says an Associated Press correspondent in St. Petersburg. Insurgents lack momentum as government troops seize key leaders, including a 47 member executive committee. Martial law tightens. fear of Black Hundreds abuses grows. At Moscow and nearby, casualties run high with thousands reported killed or wounded.
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St. Petersburg
Dew
Moscow
Associated Press
Chootnin
Doubasso
Doubassoff
Metropolitan
Liv
T‘rane
Perove
Luberts
Lasberts
Purdy
New York Airbraks Company
Turday
Conal
Doubasseff
London
St Petersburg
The
Times
Sayr
Don Coe
Tver
Nesvizh
Armed Lier's Bhbb Verenh Pillaging Cherc Tes
Patrol reports say armed raiders crossed the railroad line between Petersburg and Berlin at Redsiad failing to plunder estates and desecrate church relics before retreating eastward. Troops from St. Petersburg pursue them as government notes a slight improvement in the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lier
Cherc Tes
Psekotf
Russia
Lette
Bt Petersburg
Berlin
Redsiad
St. Petersburg
Merritt Sees Roosevelt Aims to Run Things in Albany Fight
Assemblyman BE A Merritt Jr declares he will travel to Albany to open headquarters and persist in the battle for speaker. He critiques presidential and gubernatorial endorsements and accuses the president of seeking party control beyond New York while dismissing compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt
Roosevelt
New York
BE. A. Merritt, Jr
State Assembly
Albany
Mr. Merritt
Monenwell
Higulis
FW Wadsworth, Jr
Ainl
Cabell
Higsure
Rosevelts
Connecticut
Ohio
Brandegee Pdo
Striker divisions widen as Moscow resistance builds
As workmen reject the council’s decision to end the walkout, a third of Putilov Iron Works' staff and others in several factories abandon the strike. Reports from Moscow describe insurgent fortifications near the Brest station, gunfire, and rising troop deployment as authorities arrest union members and prepare for broader actions.
Howard Chenoweth Rescued From Jail Hideout
In El Paso Texas on December 26 masked men raided the jail, overpowered the jailer, and freed Howard Chenoweth who was serving a fifty year sentence for the murder of City Marshal Kilburn at Silver City New Mexico. The rescue follows a prior conviction and enacts a dramatic escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Howard Chenoweth
Kilburn
Silver City
N. M
Chenoweth
Sakata Shipwreck Tragedy Near Tampa Bay
The Parsboro schooner Sakata wrecked near Tampa with at least seven crew dead. Mate John F. Williams of St Johns survived after four days without food, clutching the sinking vessel as Captain Lermond of the Helen Thom as reports. The schooner was bound for Havana from Galveston.
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Tampa
Phi
Sakata
Parsboro
N. B
John F. Williams
St. Johns
John Colon
Seth
Lermond
Helen Thomas
Galveston
Mate Williams
Hine
Havana
Nine poisoned at banquet in political plot
El Paso dispatch reports nine dead after a banquet in Torres Mexico. The attack, likely tied to factional politics, poisoned punch with rye nine. other party members who drank from the same bowl escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Torres
Mexico
Horses Die By Scores In New York Street Outbreak
New York reports a spring fever outbreak killing many horses in Williamsburg. Veterinary efforts were constant as more than a dozen cases appeared. hospitals overwhelmed with horses showing poor prognosis. In St Louis, Rock Island Frisco chiefs deny plans to extend to the South Atlantic seaboard and Missouri Kansas Texas lines.
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New York
Williameburg
Wil- Hamburg
St. Louis
Dew
Yoakum
Rock Island and
Frisco Systems
Chicago
South Atlantic Seaboard
Frisco
Rock Island
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Consul to Probe Texas Ranch Killings Probe
Washington wires Consul Miller at Chihuahua to travel to Diag and investigate the slaying of Rutherford and McMurray. Ranch owner Finstad and cowboy "Shorty" are jailed on the charge, while Mills ensures they receive a fair hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Miller
Chihuahua
Mexico
Diag
Rutherford and McMurray
Finstad
Shorty
Mills
Earthquake Devastates Harpoot in Asiatic Turkey
A cablegram from Constantinople reports a severe Harpoot Vilayet earthquake in eastern Turkey. It leaves many homes destroyed and residents homeless and destitute. The Harpoot region, a large Armenian population center, hosts Euphrates College and a major American board mission station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign
Constantinople
Harpoot Vilayet
Turkey
Harpoot
American Board
Euphrates
O'Brien Calls Out Jeffries as Ring Talk Heats Up
Boxer Jack O'Brien, fresh off a win over Fitasitmons, announces challenging James J. Jeffries with terms to be accepted. He notes public doubt but compares the situation to Corbett versus Sullivan and expects a similar dramatic path to a title bout. A separate item reports a dividend of 87 cents per share on Anaconda Copper, linked to Amalgamated Copper influence. Also, Piery, sought on checks charges, is jailed in Santa Fe after New York arrest. he claims Oklahoma territorial court former judgeship and plans to prove it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Vatican
France
Atholics
Far East
Sin Francisco
Der
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Fitasitmons
James J. Jeffries
Jeffries
O'Brien
Corbett
John J. Sullivan
New York
Anaconda
Amalgamated Copper
Amalgamated
Santa Fe
M. Dee
Piery
Claire
Jose T. Lopes
New York City
John R. McFie
Pinkerton
Territorial Courts
Oklahoma
Justice Dept Doubts Parker Corruption Charges In Vinita Appointment
Officials at the justice department downplay charges against L F Parker Jr of Vinita newly named U S judge for the northern district of the Indiana Territory. They note the money involved is less than 2200 dollars and the matter concerns actions after Parker left Soper as assistant U S attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Washington
Department of Justice
L. F. Parker, Jr
Vinita
United States
Indiana Territory
Department
Parker
Lapoor
Soper
Moorish native workers strike after two weeks unpaid
On December 25 the Moorish laborers at the customs house and pier stopped work for the first time, after receiving no pay for over a fortnight.
Death of Philadelphia writer Lou N Megargee at 50
Lou N Megargee a well known Philadelphia newspaper man and writer died at his Marberth home today aged 50 from procumenta. He was a familiar figure in local journalism and literary circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lou's N. Megargee
Marberth
Procumenta
Fire destroys Grand Hotel Paris. 2060 guests saved
A major blaze at The Grand Hotel in Paris on December 26 gutted the building. Firefighters evacuated all 2060 guests without fatalities, with extensive damage reported to structural and interior sections. Investigations into the cause are expected to follow.
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Paris
Rule de la Paix
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