Revolt Rages as Troops Press in Caucasus and South Russia
Reports from St Petersburg and Ekaterinodar describe renewed mutinies and heavy fighting. Mountaineers and revolutionaries clash with troops. towns burn near Kwirila and Ekaterinoslav, with artillery used to subdue unrest.
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London to ratify treaty on bribery and bank rupture acts
Jan 26 report from Tandon states Great Britain and the United States will ratify an agreement to extradite bribery and tank rupture offences in London soon. Mania item notes reconsideration of Lieutenant Pendleton's murder sentence from life to twenty years.
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Venezuelan crisis weighs on Monroe doctrine tone
The Paris government gives no clear reply on Venezuela and the Monroe doctrine as the French embassy awaits guidance from Paris amid a possible boycott or naval display. Washington and St. Petersburg report mixed signals and tensions about international actions.
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Princeton to Meet Navy Next Fall in Football Game
Anhapolia parish notes Princeton will play the midshipmen next fall. Negotiations are underway with the University of Pennsylvania, which has lost its last three games to Swarthmore Dickinson and Pennsylvanian State. A number of players will be dropped from the squad.
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Senate Committee Sets Favorable Report on Statehood Bill
Senate committee on territories today authorized a favorable report on the joint Statehood bill passed by the house. Senator Beveridge said he will present the report in the senate next Monday. Democratic members were absent during the vote and minority reporting rights were reserved. The bill was amended mainly on government machinery such as judiciary and voting methods.
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Hundred Hunt Anti-Tiger rOhpoobible Bill 10 Be OurVivers
Report from Seattle and Victoria recounts more than 100 searchers along Vancouver Island near the Valencia wreck seeking survivors from Mereawel. Tug ships, Port Captain Patterson, and bush-beating expeditions scoured the coast. 37 saved so far, 117 unaccounted. Additional notes from Bamfield speak of 87 known survivors after recent rescues, while the Topeka confirms no fresh hull survivors. Separate item: Judiciary committee favors a Littlefield prohibition bill applying to organized territories, banning gambling devices and card games.
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Democrats Again At Us Stig Deficiency Bill Vote Today
Washington Jan 26 The first filibuster attempt of this session occurred in the House as Democrats oppose a provision waiving the eight hour law for foreign laborers on the Panama Canal The amendment was added under a special rule and will face a separate vote and roll call tomorrow A test vote on the rule carried 153 to 8 while another clash sought a 115000 increase for meat inspection by the Agriculture Department
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Denial of Island Sale Negotiation Report to War Dept
A Manila cablegram says natives are distressed by word Ambasca after Weight may negotiate selling the islands to Japan. Taft replies the cable contains no truth and is absurdly false, stating no sale or negotiation is authorized or possible.
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Welch Fights On After Third Round Knockdown
In a boxing match Welch barely survives after a hard third round against Smith. Welch nearly went out in round two but was revived by his seconds. He tumbled to the mat again in the third as Smith landed a series of blows and the corner threw in the sponge.
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Emperor commissions diviner to seek water in Southwest Africa
Berlin reports Emperor William has tasked Herr Von Uslar, chief official of Apenrade, to travel to German Southwest Africa to locate subterranean springs using a divining rod. Scientists dispute his water-divining claim as the army faces chronic water shortages.
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Alfaro Named Chief of Islands Government in Momentous Change
General Alfaro, former president and leader of the peasant revolution overthrowing Garcia, is appointed Supreme Chief of Merrepwhin. The ministry includes Minister of State, Minister of Public Instruction, and others. amid other items, clergy figures and local officials face indictments in Nebraska and ongoing graft scrutiny involving Philippine lands. Rube Smith defeats Spider Welch in a 3rd round in Denver.
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Hadley Ends Depositions In Stendara Hearing
In Cleveland on January 26 Attorney General Hadley of Missouri completed depositions for the Stendara inquiry and asked to adjourn to February 26 to allow further testimony from Republic officers W R Judd and W T McKee. He said evidence strengthened the Missouri case against the Standard company.
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Colniers editor found not guilty in libel trial
Norman Hapgood editor of Col4rs Weekly was acquitted in a lengthy criminal trial in New York Supreme Court. The case arose from an editorial criticizing Justice Deuel and exposing inner workings of Town Topics. The verdict came ten minutes after deliberations began.
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Train wreckers attempt derailment on Lackawanna line
New York reports train wreckers tried to derail a Lackawanna passenger train between Morristown and Morris Plains. A belt between rails snapped a bolt, breaking a rail and blocking a switch. Detectives suspect Italian workers employed by the railroad and the wrench was captured as expected before the train was harmed.
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Chinese Invasion of Tonkin Reported in Indochina
The Chinese regulars invaded Tonquin in French Indochina and met 400 French troops, including 160 Europeans. After a three to four hour battle, the Chinese were defeated with 390 killed and 368 wounded. The French forces lost 16 Foreign Legionnaires and 29 Annamites.
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Shonts Admits Total Isthmian Salary and Canal Costs
Theodore P. Shonts, chairman of the Isthmian canal commission, testifies before the Senate Interoceanic Canal Committee that he draws 42,000 annually, including 30,000 from the United States and 12,000 from Clover Leaf Route earnings. He discusses salaries, importation of workers’ families, payroll increases, and cost estimates for removing dirt at Culebra.
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Dead Minister Honored in Halifax Arrival
The body of Raymond Frefontaine, Canadian minister of marine who died in France on December 25, arrived in Halifax at nine this morning aboard the Dominion. Archbishop O Tirien led a brief service as guns fired from the Canada cruiser and citadel. Soldiers accompanied the coffin to the International station, with a guard of hundred from the citadel to meet the train in Montreal tomorrow.
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Magnificent Tapestry Gift Touted for Miss Roosevelt
The Matin reports a lavish tapestry gift planned for Miss Alice Roosevelt at her wedding visit. Premier Rouvier and police undersecretary Peaumets are said to choose the piece, a two panel work from Charles Frederick Mann, titled Le Mantecrips, measuring four meters tall.
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Jolteem Knocks Out Kerns in First Round Fight
In Topeka on January 26 Jack Johnson of Chicago knocked out Dov Kerns of Philadelphia in the first round of a fight that was to be ten rounds under the Kanaae athletic association banner.
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