Riots In St Petersburg As Troops Hold City
Crazed by tyranny thousands revolt in St Petersburg with reports of 1500 killed or wounded. Barricades on Vassiliostrov destroyed by troops. Vassiliostroy dark, shops looted, telegraph poles burned, rumors of dynamite factory seizure and 30 000 to 40 000 armed strikers marching on the city.
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T. Petersburg
Vassiliostrov
Vassiliostroy Quarter
Tsarskoe-Selo
Elring
Kolpino
St. Petersburg
Women Shot Down by Butcher Troops in Czars Capital
In Petrograd crowds of striking women faced gunfire from troops near the palace as Hamawing scenes unfolded before the czarist residence. The demonstrators were dispersed as authorities maintained order amid turmoil.
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Palace
Blood on the Streets as Cossacks Charge in Petersburg
January 22 in St. Petersburg reports harrowing scenes around the winter palace. Crowds gathered in the Admiralty gardens and Nevsky Prospect while Grand Duke Vladimir ordered military preparations. Soldiers stood in dress and harness, ambulances lined the palace, and sleigh traffic continued as crowds watched the ominous displays.
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Petersburg
Palace Square
Winter Palace
Admiralty
General Stam
Ministry of Finance
Foreign Office
Nevsky Prospect
St. Petersburg
Vladimir
Alexander
Mtands
Admiralty Garden
Daviovski
Preobratensky
Chevalier Guards
Siaby
Priest Killed at Mob at Neva Gate
Report from January 22 at 6 45 p m describes Father Gopin leading strikers marching with cross ikon and emperor portrait. Troops fired on a crowd at Neva Gate wounding Gopin and killing Father Sergius as the men fell prostrate.
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Petershmig
Neva
Gopon
Sergius
Ikon
Nicholas
Russia and Japan War Ending Hopes Amid Palace Fires
A Petersburggossip cites a imperial household member predicting the war with Japan will end soon and Russia may switch to a constitution while the emperor risks dethronement. Reports claim the Warsaw Baltig line torn for a mile and a half but repaired, with rumors of unrest in Finland and troop disaffection.
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Petersburg
Em‘peror
Japan
Russia
Nicholas
Warsaw and
Baltig
Finland
Riots Calmed as Russian Capital Quietly Drills
Steels of St Petersburg filled with infantymen sleep on arms, cavalry patrols weary in the streets, as rioting slowed. Officials expect no renewal until late today, with strikers exhausted by yesterday's events and military precautions easing. Senator Linden named secretary of state for Finland.
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St Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Laburere
Linden
Finland
Revolution Now On Says Novelist Gorky
In St Petersburg on January, Gorky, the novelist, declared revolution has begun in Russia. He warned the emperor’s prestige would be shattered by bloodshed and claimed the people have risen against the oppressors, with more blood to follow in a protracted struggle.
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Novelist Gorky
Ot. Petersburg
Jan Svary
Gorky
Russia
Revolt in Caucasus Triggers Frontier Movements
Victoria BC January 22 Captain Orlan Cullen reports that 1800 Circassians revolted and killed two Russian guards near the Caucasus. Russians and Turks crossed into the region to spread revolution around Tiflis province. Tiflis city nearly besieged with limited communications. Anarchist funeral in Paris meets heavy guard amid calm.
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Titlix Broxince
Victoria
B.C
Orlan Cullen
Imeperial Marine Association
Tokle
Constantinople
Caucasis
Caucasus
Tiflis
Tifa
Pearere
Faith in the Little Father Broken by Events in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on January 22 martial law, barricades, and insurrection mark a day of terror. Troops confront crowds near Nevsky Prospect as workers clash with authorities, while the empress and Nicholas II seek a firm response. The unrest grows amid violence and fear, with continued coverage on the third page.
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Little Father
St. Petersburg
Vasilenikos
Nevsky Prospect
Vasentostrov
tsarskoe-Selo
Nicholas
Irving
Sviatatepolke
Esky
Winter Palace
Peror
Eotion
Palace
Ayonet
Gaber
Gopor
Narva
Moscow Gate
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Tsarskoe Selo
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Cearinn
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Paris
Louis Michel
Levailais Perret
Beas
Ete
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