Moscow Under Tightened Curfew and Mounting Casualties
A Daily Telegraph dispatch from Moscow dated 6:23 p.m. reports a grave blood cloud over the city with thousands killed and many wounded. Inhabitants are barred from leaving homes after 7 p.m., while battles rage near the rail yards and stations. The Kursk region is looted, provisions scarce, and the imperial authorities pursue a cautious response as revolutionary groups face suppression. The Moscow telegraph service is restricted, street gates closed, and penalties issued for violations.
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Fire destroys New York factory on Wooster Street
A major blaze at Nos 12 101 and 106 Wooster Place, New York, caused extensive damage to the Traerves Trony pol workers and several firms. Estimated losses range up to 500000 with five women injured lightly as occupants fled the building. origin undetermined and Fire Chief Croker notes survivors escaped unharmed from a nearby wing.
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Bodies of the murdered on way to Philadelphia
Dailies report the bodies of Iza Rutherford and C W McMurray, murdered December 17 near Yiaz Mexico, have arrived in Myre Rutherford and Miss Annu Rutherford of Philadelphia, who found one victim, will travel to Philadelphia tomorrow. Mrs Rutherford says she can provide no new information to investigators, believing robbery the motive for the attack on Finestad’s home.
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Train Collision Kills Five Near Fort Wayne In 1900s Report
A bogey van derailment near Fort Wayne, Indiana, at 6 this morning killed two men and three others, including a daughter of Mr. Hon floret, and severely injured Mrs. Ratney Rahnoff. The front end of the barre car was struck just behind the engine, while train personnel were unaware of the crash due to a busy curtain and ensuing inquiry.
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Scott Not Dead But Shot in Death Valley Letter
A letter from Walter Scott, the cowboy reported murdered in Death Valley, arrived in Wiselty via Bob King. It states Scott was shot but not seriously hurt and expected to reach Los Angeles by mid January. the handwriting matches Scott’s.
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Through Mail Train Inaugurated by Southern Pacific
Utah December 23 the Southern Pacific Railroad announces a new through mail train effective January 1 between Ogden and San Francisco. The service will depart Ogden at 2 46 PM daily and reach California by evening, aiming to cut several days off transcontinental mail time. Eastbound mail arrives in the afternoon on No 10 at 6 36 PM and departs for the East on No 45 after a short layover.
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Miles Granted Relief From Forting Duty
Washington December 23 Secretary Taft has granted Lieut. Gen. Nelson A Miles retired relief from forting duty with the organizer of Massachusetts necessary steps will be issued tomorrow Since January 10 last General Miles has served no military adviser and inspector general of the staff at Governor Douglas of Massachusetts
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Irving Baxter Ousted as Nebraska U S District Attorney
President Roosevelt removed Irving Baxter from the post after dissatisfaction with his handling of land fraud prosecutions in Nebraska. Baxter initially declined resignation, leading to his removal while no successor had been named and the Senate’s reconvening after the holidays loomed.
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Great Baltic City Rebels Defy Authority
Rebels in a Baltic port defy the new governor general amid disrupted commerce and tense security. Foreigners fear reprisals as authorities tighten controls while local officials enforce strict uniforms and public order. Revolutionary actions mark a civic crisis with mourning and deserted streets as authorities seek quiet.
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Attack on Charles Rosky. brutal assault near Clark's dam
Charles Rosky, a resident of Binntown, was attacked by five men on a public road near Clark's dam. He sustained four knife wounds and facial injuries before fleeing to Missoula to report the incident. He identified two suspects, Charles Petterson and Joly Tikkmiln, both local residents. The crime followed threats to his life made earlier that night and amid prior confrontations at a nearby saloon.
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Holiday rest at mines canceled in Missouri case
In a chaotic brief, a Missouri woman Marysville is reported to have left for Billings after learning her husband Lawson faced bigamy charges. Sheriff Adams notified that Lawson would be arrested. Miss Latesan Nob left for Billings, with local officials buzzing about a sensational domestic case amid a larger labor strike context at coal mines and storage plans across the region.
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Pope expresses concern over Barcelona assassination attempt
Pope to-day voiced deep worry over the recent Barcelona attempt on Cardinal Sulvaler Cassanas Pages. He discussed the incident with Cardinal Merry del Vaz and Cardinal Vives Foto, and later sent a private message congratulating the cardinal on his escape. The pope also met Harry St George Ticker of Jamestown, visiting Rome to attract Malian government interest in the exposition.
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Governor Luke Wright Spends Holidays in Memphis Home
Memphis TN holiday note reports Governor Luke Wright, chief executive of the Philippines, arriving to spend Christmas at his home. He says nothing about rumors of resignation, noting only that he has heard the chatter but does not know its source.
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Milford Woman 106 Beloved Relief Corps Member Dies
Almira Pierce Johnson a veteran of the Women's Relief Corps and descendant of the American Revolution died in Milford Massachusetts at age 106 years 6 months. Her father Levi Merce of Worcester served in the Revolution. Interruption from Meriden Michigan reports two men killed and several injured in a collision on the Alabama and Vicksburg Road.
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Jail Mob Injures Black Suspect in Tampa Case
A black man accused in a serious case was struck by a mob inside the jail in Tampa Wisconsin. The crowd gathered after police restrained him and attacked him at the jail window. Authorities report the suspect died from injuries.
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Morocco Conference Held In Madd Reform Meeting
Tangier Dec 21 The sultan of Morocco agreed to attend the international conference on Moroccan reforms at Madd.
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Food Dispensed in the Big City
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Christmas Charity and Navy Leave Mark New York Holiday
A United States holiday report details Christmas charity in New York with Salvation Army volunteers and the YMCA distribution of baskets and clothing. Naval ships at Brooklyn yard suspended work and granted shore leave to about 2,000 sailors. President Roosevelt and family celebrated with friends and hosted visits while cabinet members prepared for a quiet holiday period.
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Governor Pardons Man After Daughter Pleads
Annapolis and London reports describe Governor Wartiel's pardon of Robert Barsom, who received 18 months for bar con acts. The pardon followed pleas from the governor's wife and their 11 year old daughter Emma, who visited and urged clemency as Barsom lay ill after a carriage crash. China urges punishment for police over a recent oathweek incident in Shanghai. In Oxnard a former See alee Bard with a fractured hip vows recovery though confined to bed for months.
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Unions of Cascade push primary law vote petition
In Great Walls a county commissioners meeting is urged by over 1,000 voters and the Canwest County Trades and Labor assembly to submit a primary election question. Circulation covered towns across the county as supporters say the plan is practicable, with the first Saturday in spring set for election.
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Boy Dies From Burns After Night Prayer Fire
A four year old and his older brother suffered severe burns when a house fire during prayers engulfed their home. The younger boy died shortly after, while the elder tried to rescue him. Parents were away in another room during the tragedy.
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Two Fatalities on the Road One Yesterday One on Sunday
Two men died in separate rail incidents near Livingston. Henry Hinsing, 24, a Northern Pacific shop worker, was found mangled beside a main line near the station. it’s believed he wandered onto the track and was struck. Gardner of Moscatine is notified of Hinsing’s death. Burke, a Northern Pacific brakeman, was crushed while coupling cars ten miles east of Livingston. death was instantaneous. Both bodies to be interred in Livingston with services set for tomorrow.
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