Moscow Rebellion Crushed As Governor General Assumes Offensive
Moscow reports say Governor General Doubaseff ordered a decisive assault on the Presna district after night artillery and machine guns cleared barricaded streets. By afternoon insurgents were driven into the Prokharoff mill and Kudrinsky works, with vast casualties and a government pledge of pardon to unarmed strikers. News notes upcoming elections and a government push to speed Douma meetings.
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Genera Doubaseff
Ronghold
oFresna
Ores
Presna
Prokharoff Otten Mill
Hich
Kornoses
Kudrinsky Place
Doubasof
Reminovekty
Bucncades
Novaya Derevoya Street
Presnaa Gintriet
Covernor
Doubaseff
Revolt and Soviet Strife Reach Critical Point in Russia
Reports from Moscow and Riga describe clashes as authorities impose martial law amid a sweeping general strike. Hundreds reportedly died at the Prokharoff mill near Moscow after artillery struck the walls, while Baltic provinces brace for intensified campaigns as General Sollogub leads 10,000 troops northward.
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Witte
Moscow
Doubassefts
Prokharoff
Doubassoff
Russia
Riga
Odessa
Poland
Fies
Sollogub
Baltic
Dondungen
Odessee
Revolutionary Committee
New Head of Gotham Police Department Sets Bold Plan
General Theodore Bingham, named to lead New York's police department, outlines an independent stance and a commitment to enforce laws as written. He signals no desire for a political stepping stone and aims to earn public confidence while driving needed reforms.
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Gotham Police Department
New York
Theodore Bingham
Genera Bingham
Police Department
Oftfice
Mac
McClellar
Riga Strikes End as Papers Resume Land Business
Riga reports the strike ending today with papers resuming land business and factory work. The development ends a period of disruption as workers return to industrial activity and commerce resumes.
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Riga
The
St. Petersburg workers call off strike and plan insurrection
The workmen's council in St. Petersburg votes to end the strike tonight and organize an armed insurrection. In Minsk the governor general proclaims martial law and orders railroad workers back to work.
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St. Petersburg
Workmen’s Council of
Baranoevitchi
Minsk
Orloff
Secret council of workmen session ends in St Petersburg
The council of workmen met privately in St Petersburg late last night, conducting a lengthy eight hour session. The event was continued on page 2 with further details.
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St. Petersburg
Council of Workmen
Wellman to Deek Pole in Airship
Chicago reports Walter Wellman Washington correspondent accepted a commission to build an airship and search for the north pole by wireless, with Alberto Rantos Dumont of Paris directing construction and piloting the voyage.
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Chicago
North Pole
Walter Wellman
Washington
Chicago Record-Heralda
Frank B. Noyes
Wellman
Alberto Rantos Dumont
Paris
Polar
Pole
President and War Department to Commission 19 Enlisted Men
Washington reports the president and secretary of war will commission nineteen enlisted men as second lieutenants. They recently passed expiration and became eligible for appointment. Vacancies by next West Point class justify the selections.
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Washington
West Point
Roosevelt Ready to Dominate Politics for Twelve Years
Washington dispatch notes a strategic push for prolonged Roosevelt influence through possible third-term pressures or a Taft candidacy. Probes into beef and oil prosecutions aim to curb corporate power, with nationalization floated as a means to enforce government control.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Beef Trust
Standard Oil Company
Northern Securities Company
Hill
Cassatt
Harriman
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Taft
Odell
New York State
Empire State
Ohio
Repubicans
Ex Governor Stennenberg Blown to Pieces in Boise
Frank Stennenberg former Idaho governor was killed by a dynamite bomb at his Caldwell home. The blast shattered his legs and killed him within twenty minutes. Authorities suspect Coeur d Alene dynamiters back in 1899 and offer a 5000 reward for the killers. A special train carrying state officials departed Boise to aid Caldwell in the investigation.
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Boise
Idaho
Frank Stennenberg
Caldwell
Coeur D' Alene
Has
Gooding
Iowa
Unionunty
Nampa
Coeur d'Alene
Patea Session for Dominican Congress Discusses Treason Charge
Vice President Ramon Caceres called an extraordinary Dominican Congress session to discuss allegations that President Morales is a traitor and instigator of bloodshed. Morales whereabouts unknown. officers who left with him arrested elsewhere. ship Independencia declared water.
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Morales
San Domingo
Republic of Santo Domingos
Ramon Caceres
Congress
Independencia
Chamberlain says Beitats lost trade lead in UK speech
In a Boio speech Chamberlain claimed Britain had almost hopelessly lost the trade lead and warned that fiscal reform would be buried beneath minor campaign issues. He criticized Campbell Tammerman’s Chinese labor dispatch as electioneering and feared Britain’s colonial preference would be the only remaining hope.
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England
Chamberlain
Campbell Tammerman
South Africa
Great Britain
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
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George H. Sickles
Buffalo
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Gage E. Tarbell
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Tarbell
Tarbeil
Mutual Life Insurance Co
the Tribune
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Walter R. Gillette
Grannis
Dr. Gillette
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Mutual Board
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West Throws Town
Patea
Dominican Congress
Big Michigan
Bay City
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American Shipbuilding Company
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