Abduction of Emperor Nicholas Ends Three Centuries of Rule
Wreck of the California Express near Blue River results in thirteen dead and over thirty injured. Train No 1 from Chicago to San Francisco derailed after striking a ditch, with passengers and crew pulled from wreckage amid rain. Relief trains rushed to the scene. injured taken to hospitals and the dead sent to morgues.
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Blue River
Chicago
Vost
San Francisco
Rock Creek Cut
Polbon
J. BB. Whittemore
Carrollton Mo
Roy Stafford
Hayden Ave
Mereland
Leed
Montgomery
Linnear O
James Seymour
Richmond
Instantly Felt Russia Strike Frames Witte Cabinet Move
Reports say the Russia wide strike will rapidly fade as Count Witte shapes a new cabinet with able ministers including Prince Abolensky and M. Romanoff. Crowds paraded Nevsky Prospect while crowds clashed with police. guards remain loyal and the Ismailovo regiment is confined to barracks amid ongoing tension.
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Russia
Count Witte
Prince Alexis Abolensky
Ministry of Finance
M. Romanoff
M. Koni
Ruasin
Wil
M. Krosovsky
St. Petersburg
Ministry of Education
M. Seigler von Schaffhausen
Nevshy Prospect
Admiralty Tower
University
Self Rule Promised by Tsar Nicholas II in 1905 Manifesto
The 1905 imperial manifesto issued from Peterhof grants limited civic freedoms and calls for elections to the state Duma without suspending existing processes. It promises real participation in governance, oversight of laws, and measures to pacify unrest amid Russia’s political crisis.
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Finland
Doumea
Douma
Hussia
Natal
Peterhof
Six Killed in Rock Island Swash-Up
A head on collision between two freight trains on the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific at Casey, Iowa, tonight killed six men. Victims included Nelson, Shields, Jones, Breman, and Caldwell among others, all from Valley Junction area. One unknown man was reported.
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Lock Island
Pacific Redhroad
Casey
Tons
Nelson
Threton
Bert Shields
Breman
Prank Jones
Valley Junction
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Kay
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van Meter
Lows Caldwell
Yellow Fever Fighters Disbanding In New Orleans
The yellow fever effort shifts as crews are discharged and quarantines lifted in New Orleans. At 6 p.m., new cases reported total 4 with 3,392 cases in total. 25 new cases are under treatment and 2,024 discharged.
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New Orleans
Germany Not Aiming At Retaliation In Trade Talks
Berlin reports Baron Speck von Sternberg will present Washington with Germany's proposals for a new US Germany trade pact. Prince von Buelow insists changes seek to widen exchanges not curb them, citing tariffs since 1878 and a shift to aid German agriculture while preserving revenue protections.
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Baron Speck von Sternberg
United States
New York
Washington
Roosevelt
Germany
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Prince von Buerow
Wibings
America
Argument Heard In Patterson Case
The court heard the motion to quash the information charging attempt against United States Renateur Thomas M Patterson filed last June. The supreme court ordered Patterson to file a brief and the attorney general to file briefs by Monday.
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Thomas M. Pattersons
Supreme Court
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Oet
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H. F Warkives
Supreme Court of the United States
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Harkness
Supreme Court of the State
Justice Day
Wild auto trip endangers Scotty May in crash
Walter Scott, known as Scotty May, a Death Valley miner, was seriously injured in an auto accident in Los Angeles while returning from Pasadena. Reporter J. Davidson and miller DHarrey Milling were also hurt as the car overturned near the Wagon Bridge at Playian Park after a tire failure on the rear wheel.
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Cal
Walter Scott
Death Valley
Scotte
Chicago
J. Davidson
Dtharey Milling
Taiperial Cate
Davan Gotomobile
Pasadena
Piysian Park
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Darideon
President Roosevelts cruiser voyage through heavy seas
Norfolk reports the cruiser Wee Virginia with President Roosevelt aboard pounded by heavy seas as it neared Virginia Capes. The ship, escorted by a Colorado Pennsylvania and Maryland squadron, decided to transfer the president to the Dolphin at Lyon Haven inlet before continuing north up the Chesapeake.
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