Revolutionary Address to People Adopted by Russian Parliament
The 186 deputies at the Hotel Belvedere adopted a revolutionary address to the people under Governor Rechenberg's threat to end the session. They formed a permanent executive committee led by Prince Dolgoroukos and adjourned amid embraces and fear of arrest upon return to St Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viborg
Finland
Russia
Rechanberg
Belvidere
Paul Dolgoroukos
Mourometseff
Ivan Petrunkevitch
Count Heyden
St. Petersburg
Constitutional Democrat
Dreas
Council of Workmen
St. Peter and St. Paul
Constitutional Democrats
Pacific
Rechenberg
M. Petriavitsky
Hertzenstein
Kechenberg
Hotel Belvedere
Returning LieGisvTORS Not Molested by Police
St Petersburg July 23 Deputies to parliament at Vi borg issued an address with revolutionary demands to halt funding and troops to the government and repudiate further support The government may detain its authors if strong enough A rumor spread that the plan was adopted A crowd gathered at the Finland station but few deputies appeared and were not molested or obstructed by the public
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St. Petersburg
Viborg
Tts
Finland
Revolt Text Suppressed as Police Seal Newspapers
In St Petersburg a revolutionary appeal is circulating but police guard each newspaper office to stop any unauthorized printing. Detachments guard the lodgings of Sedetnikoff and Tryn while delegates roam amid seditious acts since parliament’s dissolution.
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M. Petrunkevitch
Constitutional Democrats
St Petersburg
M. Sedetnikoff
M. Tryn
Tsarist turmoil described with provisional government talks
The piece reports crowds clashing minimally with police as Russia contemplates a provisional government formed from an enlarged ministerial council including conservative ex-parliament members. Stolypin aims to steady the state amid looming upheaval while urban centers remain outwardly calm. incidents include an anti Jewish outbreak at Odessa and a railway workers strike at Kharkov.
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Tower
Stolypin
Odessa
Kharkov
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Paris Reacts to Russian Parliament Crisis Curbing Markets
Paris officials and the public follow the Russian dissolution of parliament with concern as Russian securities slumped. Officials hint at a possible compromise ministry including lower-house members while French sentiment largely condemns the dissolution.
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Paris
Foreign Office
France
Russia
Imprisoned Politicians Rescued Amid Kharkoff Riots
Kharkoff reports say after parliament dissolved a riot erupted with twenty killed or wounded in attempts to free forty prominent politicians from prison. The populace stormed detention sites as authorities tried to regain control.
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Kharkoff
Bombs Hit Singer Factories in Sejnowice and Bendzin
A dispatch from Katowice reports the Singer sewing machine plants at Sejnowice and Bendzin were blown up by bombs around the same time. Eight people were severely wounded at Soskowice and four at Bendzin.
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Berlin
Vossiche Zeitung
Kattowitz
Stesla
Singer
Seanowice
Bendzin
Soskowice
Bendbin
Russian council backs dissolution of upper house
St Petersburg July 23 The council of ministers has recommended that the emperor issue a ukase dissolving the council of the empire or the upper house of parliament.
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St. Petersburg
Council of Ministers
Council of the Empire
Battle With Filipino Bandits in Leyte Police Fight
Washington reports a June 1 clash in Leyte Inland Bureauen where Caesario Pastor led insurgents against police and constabulary. One officer was killed and five seriously wounded as rebels burned town records. Pastor died in the battle. many insurgents perished, exact native toll unclear.
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Washington
Pastor
Leyte
Filipino Outlaws Defeat Constabulary at Leyte Battle
A detachment of constabulary clashed with 600 Pulajanes near Puraen Leyte on Sunday morning. Lieutenant Worswick twelve privates and a civilian scout McPride were killed. Constabulary forces withdrew and bodies of all but two privates were recovered. Reinforcements and regular infantry were ordered to the scene as about a thousand Pulajanes were said to be in the area. Lieutenant Worswick, a Kansan, died in his first battle.
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Manila
Constabulary
Puraen
Leyte
Worswick
McPride
Worswith
Roosevelt Pleased With Republican Campaign Plans
President Roosevelt endorsed the Republican congressional committee campaign plan and hosted a luncheon at Sagamore Hill with Speaker Cannon and committee leaders. The group announced New York headquarters will open in the St James Building, with Taft Shaw Cannon Beveridge and others slated for speaking roles and a forthcoming tariff textbook.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Republican Congressional Committee
Sagamore Hill
Cannon
Sherman
Congressional Committee
Loudensinger
New Jersey
McKinley
Ilinoia
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Loeb
New York
St. James
H. C. Loudenslager
Illinois
Taft
Shaw
Beveridge
House of Representatives
Massachusetts
Iowa
Wisconsin
Maine
Littlefield
Government coup in St Petersburg unites opposition groups
July 23 report states the government dissolves Parliament and installs a new premier, triggering unity among diverse opposition factions. Mass troop presence exceeds 60 000, martial law controls railways, proclamations ban gatherings, and severe censorship and arrests signal impending upheaval across southern Russia and the Volga famine regions.
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St. Petersburg
Miberals
Viborg
Poland
Kharkoff
Susis
Russia
Volga
Treaties to Disarm Remainder of Central American States
A treaty signed aboard the US cruiser Marblehead designates presidents of the United States and Mexico as arbiters for future disputes. Key provisions require Salvadoran and Honduran forces to disarm within eight days, exchange prisoners, release political prisoners, Refugees to be monitored, and a general peace treaty to be signed within two months.
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San Salvador
United States
Marblehead
William L. Merry
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Honduras
Leslie Combs
Gamboa
Salvador
Costa Rics
Mexico
Street Duel in Texas Ends in Fatal Shooting
A State Capitol special from Waco reports a street duel yesterday evening left farmer J M Franklin dead after shooting Albert Powers son of a wealthy local business owner Powers Waste. The Franklin family reportedly rents property in the area where the incident occurred.
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Texas
Guthrie
Oklo
Waco
Tex
J. M. Franklin
Albert Powers
Powers
Wee Tarman
Franklins
Gallup Mayors Ousted in New Mexico Warranto Action
Special to the Morning Journal Santa Fe July 23 Attorney General grants permission to use New Mexico in Warranto proceedings against Mayor Beom Rautiule and Gallup officers. Old board may have lawfully conducted election and status as de facto officials debated. Also at Penitentiary Frank Padilla is dismissed as night keeper replaced by William Cole new gardener Hi Gillies Estancia named gardener and Ortega as guard Receptor for Andrews Delegate Andrews received warm welcome from governor territorial officials and local leaders in Santa Fe.
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Morning Journal
Santa Fe
W. ©Tleid
Therritory of
New Mexico
OM. Rautiule
Gallup
Réeid
Board of Trustees
Pen
Frank Padilla
William Cole
Banta Fe
Hi. F. Gillies
Estancia
Juan Ortega
Andrews
W. MH. Andrews
Banta Pe
National Congress
Interparliamentary Union Eyes Permanent Hague Body
In London delegates from many nations gather as the Interparliamentary Union debates turning the Hague Conference into a permanent international body. The plan seeks ongoing coordination on global legislative issues and diplomacy among member legislatures.
Arbitration Treaty Drafters Face US European Strains
London July 23 The Inter Parliamentary Union opens with peace delegates from Europe and the Americas. A clash over a model arbitration treaty and US acceptance exposes tensions between progressive powers and Anglo French standards. Nations may designate dispute classes to extend the treaty’s reach while preserving US Congressional concerns.
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London
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Palace of
Westminister
Europe
Western Hemisphere
Echo
Campbell-Bannerman
Nicholas
The
Hague
Hague Tribunal For the Universal Good of Humanity
Interparliamentary Union
Brussels
Ernst von Pleher
Finance
Austria
United States
United Stats
Court of Arbitration
Senate
Conrromrhem
Interparliamentary Commiexion
London conference to chart international arbitration and armament limits
The article discusses plans for a London conference to outline principles of interstate conduct and determine when violations occur. It notes likely agreement on key points, potential disagreement on armament limits, and moves to reorganize the Interparliamentary Union into a broader international representative body. The American delegation aims to expand union membership and influence, with South American participation proposed for the future.
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Interparliamentary Union
Tn Ite
Hungary
Belgium
France
Flor P
South America
Bogota
Colombia
Senor
Diego Mendoza
House of Representatives
Convict Hangs Self in Eastern Penitentiary
Philadelphia July 22 Domeneo Parzialcos a prisoner serving a year for counterfeiting hanged himself today by his own action using the grate of his cell door. He had been in prison less than ten days.
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Philadelphia
Domeneo Parzialcos
Eastern
Parzialco
Eight to twenty feared dead in Framingham building collapse
A three story construction building at Concord and Kendall streets collapsed with 35 to 40 workers present. At least eight dead and ten injured were recovered by a large labor force. ten more men were missing as debris was searched for bodies. Two or three blasts preceded the collapse into the basement.
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South
Framingham
Masa
Concord
Kendall Street
Concord Street
Japan's Port Defense Fort to Rise Near Chesapeake Bay
Government plans an artificial island fort between Capes Henry and Charles to defend Chesapeake Bay and Hampton Roads. Brigadier General John P. Story, former artillery chief, may inspect Tokyo fortifications to draft joint army and fortifications plans for wide defense.
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Board of Fortifications
Disaster on Great Northern Train Drowns Nine in Diamond Lake
Spokane dispatch reports a Great Northern express train plunged into Diamond Lake near Camden as rails spread in a tunnel exit. The engine, express car, and smoker submerged. nine men in the smoker drowned and the engine crew perished. Gas tank explosion caused a flare then extinguished while a wrecking crew recovered bodies and injuries. The lake is a narrow body about half a mile long with depths up to 300 feet. the engine is believed at 125 feet underwater.
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Spokane, Wash
Great Northern Foat
Diamond Lake
Camden
Spokane
Defense Finishes in Hartje Divorce Case
Pittsburg July 23 Testimony in rebuttal began as Mrs Hartje’s counsel closed their case In chief Fragments of letters by Helen Scott to Tom Madine the coachman were presented as evidence The letters allegedly show memoranda about testimony They were claimed to be taken from Madine’s room in the Hartje stable Experts linked the Dear Butte letters to the Standard and Mrs Hartje Police Inspector Robert Gray Sergeant Michael Hanley and Special Agent Patrick Golden were subpoenaed to testify about the robbery of Madine's trunk on June 2.
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Pittsburg
Hartje
Mra
Butte
Exhiian
Robert Gray
Michael Hanley
Maicer
Patrick Golden
Hanley Wee
Madine
Golden
Taggart to Remain Democratic Chair Despite Pressure
Indianapolis July 23 Attorneys for Tom Taggart say he will not resign the national Democratic committee chairmanship. A. G. Smith cites no grounds for resignation and notes Taggart’s vindication by Judge Ruskirk’s decision. The national body largely supports him after the French Lick casino raid and related litigation.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Tom Taggart
French Licksey
National Democratic Committee
A. G. Smith
Indiana
Taggare
Teggart
Nho
Ruskirk
National Committee
Taggart
Gates Coote Decision In Twenty Rounds
Meattie July 23 reports Joe Gans of Bai Limeare won a decision over Dave Holly of Philadelphia after twenty rounds in a late boxing bout.
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Gates Coote
Meattie
Joe Gans
Bai Limeare
Dave Holly
Philadelphia
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