Moscow Revolt Leaders Killed or Arrested Amid Leniency Promised
Reports from Moscow detail widespread arrests of revolt leaders with many killed. Governor General Doubasoff says most arms captured, losses exaggerated, trials to be civil, with harsh penalties unlikely. Counter revolutions and street patrols continue as railways reopen and workers return to factories.
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New York Air Brake Company
Barry Boller Company
Singer Manufacturing Company
Russian revolt toll tallies 548 killed 1065 wounded
Reports from Moscow and St Petersburg recount 548 dead and 1065 wounded after ten days of unrest with 174 additional hospital deaths. Troops suffered nine killed and 60+ wounded, police ten killed and fifteen wounded, while many casualties included children. Final totals near 2300.
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Prokharoff Mills
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San Francisco Light Companies Complete merger
San Francisco along with state light firms merge today as Union Trust Company receives 3 250 000 in payment after an earlier 500 000 deposit. New Halsey & Co. served as bankers in arranging the financing and the final payment was completed this afternoon.
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San Francisco
Cal
Ne W Halsey & Co
Kentucky governor Goebel killer James H. Howard upheld
The Supreme Court affirmed the Kentucky Court of Appeals ruling in the Howard v Kentucky case. Howard was tried three times in Franklin county circuit court for killing Governor Goebel, convicted each time, and is serving life imprisonment. The court denied a further trial.
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Supreme Court
Kentucky Court of Appeals
James H. Howard
Kentucky
Howard
Circuit Court
Franklin County
Goebel
Wadsworth Wins Out In Bitter New York Speakership Contest
Albany N Y Jan 2 James W Wadsworth Jr of Livingston county was nominated tonight by the republican caucus for speaker of the assembly and will be elected tomorrow. He led with 75 of 104 votes while Merritt and Wainwright trailed, and the race ended after a bitter factional fight involving Governor Higgins President Roosevelt and state leaders.
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Albany
N. Y
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Livingston County
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John Hay
Assembly
George M. Palmer
Schoharie
Can
Higgins
Roosevelt
Merritt
R. B. Odell, Jr
Besieged Dominican port sparks revolt in Santo Domingo
A Dominican revolutionary force of about 250 men besieges Puerto Plata on the Santiago road. They reportedly block ingress and egress except to American warships or protected individuals, with battles anticipated near Santiago as General Caceres assembles troops.
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Santo Domingo
Independencia
Jiminez
Republic
Yerkes Will Divides Huge Endowments to Art Gallery and Hospital
The will of Charles T. Yerkes allocates 750000 dollars to the New York art gallery project after Mrs Yerkes death and 800000 dollars for a Yerkes hospital in New York. It also provides 100000 dollars in trust to support the Yerkes observatory at Lake Geneva Wisconsin and substantial sums to family members and related institutions.
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Clarence A. Knight
Charles T. Yerkes
University of Chicago
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Lake Geneva
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State of New York
Yerkes Galleries
York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Charles E. Yerkes
Charles
Bessie L. Rondinella
Ethel Link Yerkes
Clarence Yerkes
Louis XS. Owsley
Chicago
Yerkes Observatory
Geneva
Yerkes Hospital
Former Maryland Trust officials indicted by grand jury
Baltimore Maryland January 2 The grand jury investigating the Maryland Trust company under the old regime returned indictments against three former officials. Henry J Powdoin vice president in active charge at suspension was arrested on a capias and released on 10000 bond. The other two names are withheld pending arrest.
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Maryland Trust Company
Henry J. Powdoin
Criminal Court
Arizona Court Young Gets Akils Family School Board Murderer 15 A Quo Tained Suicide
A chaotic run of briefs across cities reports crimes from Arizona to New York. The Arizona case involves a murder linked to school board tensions and a suicide. other items cover court decisions on land rights, a Bennington tragedy, and a Minnesota double murder from a jealous suitor.
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Akils Family School Board
Uicide
Slovo Attacks Witte and Cabinet Record
The Slovo, a conservative paper from St. Petersburg, criticizes Count Witte and cabinet members. It accuses Witte of bureaucratic instinct and political gambling while claiming government honesty is essential. It argues revolutionaries are condemned yet bureacracy has long plundered and lied.
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St. Petersburg
Slovo
Count Witte
Witte
Paynter Nominated on First Ballot for Democratic Senate Seat
Frankfort Kentucky January 2 Judge Thomas H Paynter of the Kentucky court of appeals was nominated on the first ballot in a joint caucus to be the democratic candidate for United States senator to succeed J C S Blackburn. The nomination assures election as Democrats hold a two thirds majority in both legislative chambers.
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Thomas H. Paynter
Kentucky Court of Appeals
United States
J. C
Blackburn
Swiss 14 Year Old Forger Tours Europe After Check Book Theft
A 14 year old Swiss boy employed in Zurich forged his employer's check for 200 dollars, cashing it at once. He bought a bicycle and traveled through Switzerland and Austria. He was arrested yesterday in a fashionable Trieste hotel.
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Switzerland
Austria
Trieste
Jerome Wil Begin Prosecution Efforts Against Insurance Officers
Jerome Wil will today start preparing to prosecute officers of life insurance companies accused of abusing their trusts. A source says he may gain aid from unexpected quarters and could receive overtures from a "squealer" in each company within a month. Meanwhile Rome reports Princess Ena will join the Catholic Church in St Peter's with high church officials present. Chicago observers note the Art Institute's terra cotta pieces are among relics potentially forged, with Alfred Emerson and Director French confirming several forgeries.
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
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Thomas B. Reed
Paul Morton
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St. Aurtwangler
Munich
Alfred Emerson
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