Mutiny and street fighting shock London to Decay
The Jordan Daily Mail reports a mutiny among sappers and barracks attacks as rebels tried to persuade troops to join them. Fierce pistol and artillery fire followed as Tasoffs resisted. By afternoon most mutineers surrendered. 169 wounded and 50 dead reported. Martial law declared amid street battles between workers and Cossacks and black hand factions.
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London
Jordan Daly Mail
Bec
Kurski Infantry
Hesvevey
Duyaul
Macatel
Artillers
Taxol Infantry Geatient
Klett
Russia
Sid Yands
Black Handsed
Jews of Odessa appeal to nations
Odessa dispatch cites Jewish community fearing a fresh massacre by the local garrison. A circulated proclamation reportedly urges soldiers to exterminate Jews and destroy newspaper offices in reprisal for alleged army crimes. Community appeals civilized nations to intervene from St. Petersburg to prevent catastrophe.
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Odessa
Igi
Gelicia
St. Petersburg
Arrivals From Russia Report Widespread Trouble
Reports from St. Petersburg and surrounding areas describe military outbreaks in the Battle provinces and mutinous reservists in Reval. Embassies note police involvement in anti Sow excesses as unions call for barricades. A railway strike is anticipated as workers plan a common action during a holiday.
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St. Petersburg
Rydtkh- Nenen
East Prussia
Rydtiohenve
Reval
Figene Troubetskoy
Genenog
Demitri Shipot
Moscow
Nivkelleff
Ekatyine
Flav
Odean
Quiet on the Tourse In St Petersburg Market Turmoil
A blurry report from St Petersburg notes a finder tone in the hoarse market today as workers helped absorb offerings of imperial assets while the government sought to ease panic. It mentions Eastern tensions and plans to dispatch 30,100 troops from Vladivostok amid instability.
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St. Petersburg
Deco
Fyftkuknen
Far East
Vladivostok
Fishing Vessels Ashore After Heavy Gale
Report from St. Johnson Fy dated December 3 notes three of thirty schooners driven seaward by last Thursday's gale reached port safely. No word from the rest. officials fear for their safety as coastwise reports indicate many fishing vessels driven ashore and significant fishing property damage.
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St. Johnson
Fenra
President Teele's Message and House Actions Outline
The document outlines actions for the new session with plans for a first week meeting, potential energy appropriation decisions, and committee appointments. It notes that leadership in the House will be from Republican caucus nominees and that rules from the last session may be adopted. The president's message and various important proposed measures are expected in the early days, with daily introductions and committee referrals as the session opens.
Three New Senators to Be Sworn In Next Session
Washington December 3 The Senate plans a short opening week with preliminary business and oaths for three incoming senators Brandage Connecticut Ware Missouri Fraser Tennessee and La Follette Wisconsin not yet sworn In A quick adjournment honors late Senator Fletcher of Connecticut as Congress begins The president's message will be read midweek with introduces of bills and committee selections likely to follow A Republican caucus may shape the steering and committee vacancies early in the session
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Washington
Senate
Senatora Brandasce
Connecticut
Ware
Missouri
Fraser
Fla
Congress
Well Known Resident Delaney Dies in Great Falls
Special Dispatch reports William J. Delaney aged 47, longtime Great Falls resident, died after two days of illness from hemorrhages of the bowels. Born in Eastern Canada, he studied law but never practiced. He partnered with W. Tk. Getz in a Great Falls saloon from 1885 until Getz's death. Delaney continued the business and was a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. He leaves a widow.
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Great Falls
William J. Delaney
Yei Foy
Thinelty
Me. Delaney
Canada
Winnipes
W. Tk. Getz
Getz
Delaney
Finland's New Senate Formed In Helsinki News Draft
In Helsinki on December 3 a new Finnish senate was announced with Aaron Halen as president, Dr Mechlen as vice president, Nybergh as secretary of Interior, Antell as secretary of finance, Ignatius as secretary of taxation, Connor as secretary of education, Schlein as secretary of agriculture, Gripenberg as secretary of public works, Staahtberg as chief of cabinet for trade and industry, Jornwall and Karl as senators without portfolio. all except M NarI a socialist belong to the constitutional party. the emperor also named supreme court members per constitutional party proposals.
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Helaingfors
Finland
Copenhagen
Aaron Halen
Dr. Mechlen
Ins Nybergh
M. Libis
Antell
Ignatius
Connor
M. Schlein
M. Gripenberg
Trade and Industry
Woman With Mental Illness Seizes Car Defying Police
A Vancouver report describes Mrs. Ina Berry, a woman said to be mentally ill, taking possession of a car and threatening to shoot police. She used a pistol at times and fired through a transom but no one was harmed. Authorities pursued with persuasion and offered aid, while questions arose about her identity and connections to others named in the telegrams.
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Glivard
Kah
Dee
Ina Berry
Spokane
Ciet
Vancouver
Wash
Remns
Harry
Dalbridge
S. PT
Millen
Vallce
Horself
Srokane
Libbey
Portland
Cam A. P. Berry
Vancouver Barracks
Weshington
Girard
Berry
T. Miller
Miller
Northern Pacific Railway
Ktwan
Railway Officials Reach Breaking Point in City Violence
Philadelphia riots surge after a casting of a pl aiming to stop a transport project. Officials report ongoing harassment including thrown stones and missiles through windows, with railroads fearing intensified actions and imprisonment for offenders. Local authorities vow stricter enforcement.
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Philadelphia
Bee
Ras
Grave Charge Draws From Forest Ranger in Turbulent Case
Special dispatch from Olapateh reports a heated dispute over A. A. Anderson’s position at Yellowstone. A messenger to Secretary Wilson carries testimony from an ex-forestr ranger and a petition with over 2000 signatures urging removal. Angrily, Anderson denies the accusations as political maneuvering.
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Olapateh
Wyn
Panern
A. A. Anderson
Yellowstone
Amernbn
Timtic Wolfe
Anderson Ang
Trealdene Treasevelt
Tony Friend
Fraud Scandal Unmeasurable in Scale and Reach
Governor Chamberlain disclosed that forged school certificates tied to cashiers and land agents may be widespread across states. Salem is examining certificates, with many victims and forged items found in Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois New York New Jersey Ohio and Florida. He warned the total number could involve individuals across all ages and regions, with prominent losses cited among Minneapolis figures.
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Dee
Salem
Anberuphleus Lanl
Chamberlain
Venice
Minhegoly
Wisconsin
Ilinois
New York
Jersey
Ohio
Florida
Falppi
Oh. C. Gotthard
Laura George Baldwin
Twiscon- Deplace
Minneapolis
Honors Granted To A Korean Minister In Turbulent Times
reports from Soawl Worea Der describe a minister honored amid severe tensions as the region cites a death by self inflicted act linked to Japan. Letters to foreign ministers surface on Min Yung Whan’s death, while Koreans fear interference by American powers and await responses from authorities and police. Christian missionaries voice concern over looming policy decisions and possible influence on their work. officials warn of potential further unrest.
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Worea
Chile
Min Yung
Legation
Dan
Bierei
Peace and harmony desired by people speech
German ambassador Count Wolff voiced hope for calm relations after a long history of tension between Great Britain and Germany. He noted the recent Vienna talks urged by leaders showed steps toward reducing hostility and urged restraint amid rising nationalism, calling for friendly gestures to ease the drift toward conflict.
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London
Wolff “Mottgrnich
Ehlet
Lyceum Cb
Lady Aberdeen
England
Steamer Angeline Endures Turbulent Voyage at Sea
The steamer Angeline faced a perilous voyage described as one of the most trying of its time. After leaving a Lake Harbor, it was struck amidship off Kewanee Point and battered for two days by tempestuous seas. Captain Lyons stayed aboard the bridge throughout the 40 hour ordeal as the crew battled the gale and dangerous conditions.
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Dee
Shearind
Angee
Angelle
Terri Bette
Nea Eagle Harbor
Bak
Heyons
Was
Matale
Lyons
Oridge
Angeline
Billings Lodge
Henry Chiiinle
Mayer
Willian J. Bel
Enrath
Wes Livingston
Adolps
Ainelles
Boreman
Albers J. Fahey
Crank
Marigiy Speamer Isnown Inbound From Lake Superior
The steel freight steamer Gornien bound from Lake Superior to South Chicago endured a near shore grounding below Stoneon, with a cargo of iron. A midnight storm forced the ship to ride out the weather near Li Mila, as city officials reported. The crew stayed safe and the vessel remained afloat with no injuries.
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Chicvge, der
Gornien Boulnd
Gake Superior
Chicago
Capga
Iran
Gtoneon
Limila Varkh
Chia City
Russians Build Bombs Wounded In Explosion
Reported incident at a site where Russians were assembling bombs left several men seriously wounded. Authorities opened an investigation as the explosion occurred in a private location. Wives and passports affected as officials seek details.
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Mess
Switeerlang
Bee
Warship disarmament unrest sparks mutiny fears
Reported from Paris to the coast mentions sailors demanding the relgge of a warkian, with officers arrest and revolutions broehyanetions, soldiers patrolling streets and military measures being prepared as authorities seek to quell disturbances.
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Paris
Dat
GY Pelebeburg
Mydikoienen
Tsarskoe-Belo
Seti Sheir
Turbulent Petersburg Fronts See Warned Strike End
Reports from St Petersburg describe government hopes of averting a general strike as workmen's councils push for a compromise. Officials warn telegraph workers and factory staff to return to duty or face discharge. Court circles fear reactionary efforts to replace Witte with a dictatorship amid turmoil and mutinies in Sevastopol.
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St. Peterstirg
Earrier
Gydtkuhnen
East Prugsli
Sovintos
St. Petersburg
Deelochin
Tsarskoe-Belophices
Sevastones Snd Ee
Tsarskoe-Selo
Tun
Witte
Bubleta Agit Bayaonels
Thesr
Stich Tator
Alesis Iguallett
General Seale
Boland
Rumors Spread Across Russian Capital Amid Unrest
Reports from St Petersburg describe a wave of rumors about a revolt at Tsarskoe-Selo and guard actions. Citizens face alarm as sheets hawk news of a revolution while international players in Berlin and Helsinki monitor developments and discuss courier services and trepidation in banks and legations. Authorities note guard movements and uncertain conditions as the city braces for further disclosures.
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St Petersburg
Ele
Berlin
Ortense Alien
Hern Comnautitenten
Telegrapt
jJolwit
Russia
Hastlis
Inmontt
Tsarskoe-Selu
Eners
Memorial Service for Billings Elks Members
About three thousand attended the Elks memorial service at the opera house. Former Senator Lee Mantic gave the memorial address, praising the organization and its values. Speakers and choruses honored dead members as the ceremony unfolded with notable orations and musical tributes.
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Speen
Wee
Slks
Order
Ine
Opera House
Lee Mantic
Cavelt
Wasa Pmiogy Iy
Cass Pradhamma
George M. Ways
Goupod
Amz Benalghon
S. Roberts
Socialist Demonstrations in Dresden Lead to Clashes
A morning of socialist protests in Dresden drew large crowds against electoral news Saxons. Police clashed with demonstrators wounding several and dispersing crowds at schoolhouses with arrests reported. Further meetings were held, but officers ended further gatherings.
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Dresden
Pulles
Italian Cabinet Resigns After Ministerial Shakeup
At a meeting of the ministers to-day Signor alitoni foreign affairs Signor Majorani trainee Signor Carcano treasury and Signor Tava agriculture resigned and placed their portfolios at the disposal of Premier Fortis The preacher said he would deliver the theses of wil wen here of the eilinet with the measures pending in imminent Have been discussed.
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Norrie
Dee
Unrell
Signor
Alitoni
Stenor Majorani
Signor Carcano
Signor Tava
Seed Dealers Protest Against Distribution
Seed dealers protest distribution practices as Congress debates seed policy. The petitioners urge openness in seed sourcing and oppose selective pricing software, arguing changes would affect national wealth and commerce.
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Ryrta
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