Mutiny Crushed At Sebastopol Russia
Reports from St. Petersburg and Tsarskoe Selo detail arrests of mutineers from guard regiments, fierce naval fighting near Sebastopol, and the capture of Lieutenant Schmidt. Government officials fear broader unrest as telegraph and postal workers strike paralyses internal comms.
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St. Petersburg
Sebastopol
Schmidt
Count Witte
Russia
M. Durnovo
Moscow
Baron Miden
Associated Press
Panic in Moscow Sparks Flight of Moscow’s Elite
Telegrams from Moscow report a state of panic in the capital with the city’s better classes fleeing abroad. The dispatch notes mass concern as residents seek safety outside Russia amid unfolding turmoil.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
New York Flyer Wrecked Near Mauch Chunk
The Central Railroad Company of New Jersey New York flyer, departing Scranton, wrecked at Stony Creek about ten miles north of Mauch Chunk. An engineer and fireman killed, about a dozen passengers injured. Train left the track and plunged into the Lehigh river.
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Philadelphia
Central Railroad Company of New Jersey
New York Flyer
Scranton
Stony Creek
Mauch Chunk
Lehigh River
Drowned men from Coal Creek ice jam near Forty-mile Alaska
Eight men perished in an ice jam at Coal creek below Forty-mile Alaska on October 26. The drowning victims named are Benjamin F. Sinclair James W. Sullivan John Laid and C Johnson plus four unidentified men.
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Vancouver
B. C
Coal Creek
Forty-mile
Alaska
Benjamin F. Sinclair
James W. Sullivan
John Laid
C. Johnson
Meriwether courtmartial ends for public
Annapolis Md Dec 1 Except for the verdict after it is passed by the secretary of the navy the Meriwether courtmartial is at an end for the public The day was almost wholly given over to arguments of counsel before the court.
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Annapolis
Secretary of the Navy
Meriwether
Needs of the Philippines Highlight Tariff, Credit, Transport
Washington reports from Colonel Clarence K. Edwards detail three key needs for the Philippine islands: a market, affordable farm credit, and adequate transport. Congress already provided for transport, and a near unanimous late session vote favored tariff reductions on Philippine products, though action was not completed.
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Washington
Clarence K. Edwards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Secretary of War
Philippine Islands
Congress
House
Senate
Church excommunication for Kennedy Pritchett wedding
Omaha reports Bishop Scannell ipso facto excommunicated all Catholics who took part in Congressman Kennedy and Miss Pritchett's wedding. Notables present included Mrs. Edward Cudahy and Mrs. M. A. Hamilton, a bride’s maid. Kennedy divorced wife is a Christian Scientist. ceremony led by Dr. E. H. Jenks.
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Omaha
Richard Scannell
Nebraska
Catholic Church
Kennedy
E. H. Jenks
First Presbyterian Church
Ritchett
Henry Anson, Marshalltown founder, dies at pneumonia
Marshalltown Iowa reports the death of Henry Anson at 5 p m a founder of the city and early Central Iowa settler. He was the father of Adrian C Anson city clerk of Chicago and said to be the first white child born in Marshall county.
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Marshalltown
Henry Anson
Iowa
Adrian C. Anson
Chicago
Marshall County
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