Witte May At Last Be Too Late
St. Petersburg braces as Count Witte and General Trepoff clash with the emperor over a new cabinet. The city is sealed by troops with Moscow paralyzed and universities barricaded amid a general strike and rising unrest.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Count Witte
Peterhof
Witte
Trepo
Ihs
Kuesia
Trepoff
Treport
St. Petershare
Neveks
Ugne
Moscow
Ms. Petersburg
Secomd
Panic grips St. Petersburg as unrest halts life
Reports from St. Petersburg describe near panic with widespread work stoppages and suspended newspapers as soldiers patrol streets. The Finland railroad ended service to the capital isolating the city, while water routes remain open and communications with Moscow are severed. In Gomel a bomb wounded the police chief and two Cossacks during a public escort.
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St. Petersburg
Get
Finland
Empire
Moscow
Rioting in Reval Sets City Ablaze After Night of Clashes
In Reval on Oct 28 a violent riot left thirty people dead or wounded as rioters with rifles and revolvers clashed with police and troops. The city burned with heaters and spirit shops ablaze while crowds blocked firefighting efforts at the theater.
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Petersburg
Reval
Wild act independent of imperial authorities
Moscow reports delegates from various parties decided to unite to form a government and operate independently of the imperial regime. Washington notes Grindell party member Grindell may have gone to Tiburon Island solo, with a report suggesting hunger and thirst perished there. Chicago dispatch says federal inquiry into railroad influence on an interstate commerce law convention reveals some delegates funded by railroads.
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Moscow
Washington
Grindell
Tiburon Island
Hisbee
Artz
W. H. Holmes
United States Bureau of Ethnology
Tiburon
J. E. Hoffman
Chicago
the Tribune
Saya
Bt. Durand
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Commerce
Evidenow
Gathhering
Express Robber's Wife Yields Up Five Thousand
Pittsburg reports confirm a concealed stash from the Adams Express robbery. Mrs Cunliffe gave up $5000 found in a baby carriage lining after authorities traced her husband Edward Cunliffe's confession. Investigators say about $6000 remains unaccounted for.
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Pittsburg
Cunliffe
Edward ©. Cunliffe
Adams Express
HM. J. Aiderman
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Lorena Street
West End
Ridgenoort
Conn
Hartford
Flartford
Judges conflict over saloon keepers case in Denver
In Denver seven saloon keepers charged with late night operation and poker games face court clashes as two district judges dispute where the informations are filed. District Attorney Stidger defies Judge Johnson and seeks charges in Palmer's division, while Johnson orders arrests. Supreme Court later orders release, Johnson vows to file charges against Sudger over prosecution conduct.
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Denver
Colo. Gat
George Stidger
Frank T. Johnson
Criminal Division
Peter L. Palmer
Exchense
Jenneon
Nisbet
Supreme Court
Johnson
Sudger
Powers to Show Turkey in Asia Demonstration Plan
Vienna dispatch reports that major powers will demonstrate against Turkish actions in Asia and present a collective note to Turkey. The move aims to avoid encouraging the Macendonianeurgents while signaling European unity.
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Powers
Turkey
Asia
Vienna
Telluride Shooting Tragedy In Family Quarrel
In Telluride on October 28 Clerlas De aceo, intoxicated, killed his four month old baby, wounded his wife in the cheek, and then shot himself. Reports suggest jealousy and a family quarrel sparked the incident. condition of De aceo is critical with possible death.
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Telluride
Cole
Clerlas De'aceo
Rome
Delsaese
Quo warranto seeks removal of Mutual Life and New York Life from Ohio
In Akron on December 24 Quo warranto proceedings were started in the circuit court by Prosecuting Attorney Hagelbarger against the Mutual Life Insurance Company and the New York Life Insurance Company to oust them from the state by stripping their franchises for alleged power violations over the past five years. Thirty three interrogatories are submitted for answer and the appointment of receivers is requested.
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Akron
Circuit Court
Provecuting
Hagelbarger
Monet
Ohio
Atate
Democrats Protest Jerome Nomination in New York
New York on October 24 reports opposition from the Democratic party to the renomination of Jerome as district attorney after a Republican convention substituted Jerome for former Judge Plummer on the ballot. The election board will rule on the action's validity, with court decision possible.
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Jerome
New York
William Travers Jor
Plummer
Poarty
Bank Vault Shootings Shock Illinois Town
In Chenoa Illinois mayor Charles Nickel was killed in the Bank of Chenoa. Lec g Le Duc a farmer from near Chenoa shot Nickel and wounded two passers by. Jones the victim died after being dragged into the bank vault. Sheriff and posse pursued Le Duc amid high tension and a plan to disable him with electric current.
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Bloomington
Ill
Lecge
Jones
Mourderer
Charles Nickel
Chenoa
Hugh Jones
William Leduc
Leduc
Nickel
Ledec
Caurhier Nickel
Posee
Chemon
Tediuc
Washington Talks to Gulf by Wireless
Washington reports wireless contact with the armored cruiser West Virginia as it carried President Roosevelt from 2:97 to 6OSh this morning. Communications were expected to resume when the yard quiets, with Key West relaying messages about the cruiser’s Gulf voyage and a birthday greeting from Mrs. Roosevelt.
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Washington
Gulf
Wireless
West Virginia
Roowrevell
Gulf of Mexico
Key West
Thamevell
Hin
Mrs Roosevelt Sets Sail Aboard Sylph For Potomac Cruise
Mrs Roosevelt accompanied by several of her children left Washington aboard the Sylph for a Potomac cruise. If weather holds she will continue toward Hampton Roads to await the president’s arrival there on Monday.
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Washington, Et
Night Marshal of Winslow Shot in Cold Blood
George Giles the night marshal was killed at the Parlor saloon in Winslow Arizona at 7 30 pm after a quarrel over a roulette game with Pete Pemberton who turned the weapon on Wal ter Darling and Giles Pemberton later surrendered to the constable as the coroner s jury investigates the case with a verdict not expected for days both men well known in the area
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Morning Journal
Winslow
Ariz
George Giles
Pete Pemberton
Pemberton
Walter Darling
Roulette
Darling
Giles
Boundary Buoys Proposed to Mark International Line
Ottawa reports International Waterways commissioners consider using buoys to define the boundary edged by navigational zones. American-driven plan seeks to prevent poaching and confusion over territorial coverage. Observers note trials and meetings in Toronto and Fort Blake as officials weigh enforcement and placeholder notices.
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Ottawa
International Waterways Commissioners
Gota
W. PF. King
Anida
Hae
Niegera Puile
Mer. Latlamane
M. G
Leewal University
Thomas Cote
International Waterways Commision
Toronto
Fiaadblan
Alton and Gees
St. Mare's
Bolfete
Territorial public works report details expenditures in ports
Oct 28 report from the territorial superintendent of public works outlines expenditures totaling 648708.10 for public improvements including port facilities. The document documents allocations and projects funded under the fap t porta program.
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Territorial Superintendent of Public Works
Nevada duck hunter dies instantly in accidental shotgun discharge
Henry Bell fifty five age colored man killed at Vegas Lake while hunting. He held a loaded shotgun between his knees and it fired into his neck. The incident occurred near Las Vegas New Mexico as Bell drove a party including Mrs A K Lewis and children to the lake. Bell died instantly. a physician confirmed the fatal wound. He leaves a wife and daughter. Also news of W Hoke planning a modern gas plant and franchise application before council.
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The
Morning Journal
Las Vegas
N. M
Henry Bell
Vegas Lake
Bell
A. K. Lewis
Fred Logan
Stell
Missouri
W . Hoke
Philadelphia
Pist
Electric Light Company
Peckham and Haas Freed in Cotton Report Case
United States Commissioner Ridgeway discharged Frederick Peckham and Moses Haas from custody finding no crime under the constitution for conspiring with Merwin Holmes Jr to defraud the government by securing advance information of the cotton report. Freight wreck near Verdi Nev blocks lines. wreckers work, trains delayed.
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New York
United States
Ridgeway
Frederick Peckham
Moses Haas
Merwin
Holmes, Jr
Enterprise Bank Receiver Files Sensational Suit In Pittsburg
The Enterprise National bank scandal spawns the first major suit as Receiver John B Cunningham sues W H Andrews for over 50 000 alleging unlawful funds received through Cashier T Lee Clark and a conspiracy with BLRR Nichols and others through negotiable instruments and drafts dating 1905 Andrews has fled Pittsburg and is now missing with authorities seeking him.
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The
Morning Journal
Pittsburg
Enterprise National Bank
John S. Wendt
John B. Cunningsham
Common Pleas Court
W. H
Ball”) Andrews
Andrews
T. Lee Clark
Cunningham
BLRR
Nichols
Clark
Assumpsit
Prancis J. Torrance
Prancis ‘Torrance
Torrance
Frank McManus
Ninery Days
Prank McManus
A. L. Bentley
Enterprise Bank
Sensational bank probe hits Allegheny City enterprise
National Bank examiner Cunningham sues W H Andrews for over 50000 alleging fraud linked to F R Nichols and T Lee Chirk of the Enterprise National bank. Reports say a $500000 cash shortage and losses without security were found, with Crinker death ruled criminal by Maward Moxey.
Comptroller: Enterprise National Bank Failure Likely
Washington reports say the comptroller has not received a full report from Receiver Cunningham on the Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny City or from Judge Oldham. The bank cashier’s death complicates assessment and could delay a precise condition report for weeks. Cunningham letters justify a likely very bad failure and a possible one hundred percent stockholder assessment.
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Clark Dpry
Asd
Washington
Cunningham
Enterprise National Bank
Allegheny City
Oldham
Compotroller's
Pitteburg
Cunningheam
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Atrike
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CHEE
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Tele Sam
Jebs
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Frward George Cunppr
Upporney Stimset
Illinois
Lee
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Cal
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Barstow
Currier
Hegro
Hinese
Creiser
Congress
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Liberts
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Holm
Trein
Skene
Nev
Ver
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Roth
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San Francisco
Reno
Everal
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W. Hi. Andrews
New Mexico
F Rh. Nichols
T. Lee Chirk
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