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07 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1905
Page
1
Soldiers Triumph in Mendoza Defense Fight
Argentine government forces defeat insurgents at Mendoza in a clash reported as a decisive government victory. The operation involved HEBELS and soldiers solidifying control as tensions rise in the region.
Rebels Surrender After Mendoza Assault in Argentina
Government troops attacked rebels at Mendoza at dawn. Rebel leaders fled to the mountains while troops reported unconditional surrenders. City quiet again. bank looted for 260 800 dollars and several arrests made. Insurrection likely confined to Cordoba with forces surrounding Mendoza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Mendoza
National Bank of
Cordoba
Wintter
Benaldes
Garcia
Roca
Yofre
Pirovano Station
Villamayor
Case Affects Every Express Company in the Country
In St. Louis on February 5 a legal question arises whether an express company becomes a liquor dealer when it accepts shipments of beer or whiskey. The case seeks to define regulatory scope affecting national express services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Express Company
United States Court of Appeals
App
Express Company
United States District Court of North Dakota
Milwaukee
St. Paul
North Dakota
Express
St. Louis
Long debate ends on bill to form two states
Washington on February seven ends the lengthy debate on the bill to carve two states from Oklahoma and Indian Territory and from New Mexico and Arizona. Senator Beveridge delivered a nearly three hour closing speech attacking the Arizona New Mexico union and reviewing opposition arguments as the chamber applauded at close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Arizona
Beveridge
Amendment sought to remove Arizona and New Mexico from proposition
Mr Foraker argued in support of his amendment to strike Arizona and New Mexico from the proposition. The day’s sole other business was the house managers' receipt of the house’s replication to Judge Swayne's answer in the impeachment trial.
Fatal Michigan Fire Claims Father and Child
Tracy Brusso died from burns and his three year old son Thomas perished in a blaze that destroyed their Wolverine home on Monday. Brusso reentered the burning house four times to save his wife and three other children who remain seriously burned and exposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolverine
Mich
Tracy Brusso
Thomas
Brusso
Stryker School Fire Sparks Narrow Escape for 300 Children
Three hundred pupils were rescued from a basement fire at Stryker school in Ohio on Monday as flames spread to halls before alarm. Children escaped through windows with the building severely damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Stryker, O
State of siege declared at Sosnovice amid clashes and strikes
Berlin reports a state of siege in Sosnovice with General Jedczynski in command and gatherings banned. Militants threaten serious clashes as strikers wield dynamite. 40,000 marchers include German mining officers, while rail departures to Germany surge and authorities warn civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sosnovice
Jedczynski
Germany
Tageblatt
Kattowitz
Vossische Zeitung
Czestochowa
Finnish procurator general Johnsson assassinated in Helsinki
Senator and procurator general of Finland Johnsson was killed in his residence in Helsinki at 11 am. Disguised assailant named Alexander Gadd gained entry, fired four shots, wounding Johnsson and his son slightly. The assassin, wounded by the son, is unidentified, 25 to 30 years old with dark complexion, and in police custody. The act is viewed as politically motivated amid Finnish resistance to Russification and linked to broader revolutionary currents in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsingers
Finland
Johnsson
Alexander Gadd
Senate
Duchy of Finland
Bobrikoff
Soisalon Sofinen
Revolutionary Parties
Russia
Polish National League
Russian Emancipation
Berlin
Empire
St. Petersburg
Assassination of Finnish official shocks St Petersburg
News of Senator Johnsson, Finland’s procurator general, was barely known in St. Petersburg on Monday night. The report, once confirmed, could trigger a vast terror era seen as a echo of January unrest across Russia. Identity of the assassin remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Johnsson
Finland
Russia
A Few Slight Disturbances In Lodz Work Quieted
In Lodz on a Monday a few disturbances occurred but the situation improved. Masters are divided with some resisting concessions while others want to close works. The governor ordered all factories to open Tuesday to allow workers to return. Germans favor returning to work while Poles refuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodz
Peace Move After Gripenberg Reversal Ended War Prospects
In St. Petersburg on February 7 the grand ducal party reassessed the war with Japan after General Gripenberg’s reverse and the difficulty of victory. They decided in favor of peace and discussed recalling Europatkin to aid negotiations to end the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Gripenberg
Grand Ducal Party
Europatkin
Russian Navy Prepares End of May SAIL for Second Division
Chronstadt yard authorities accelerate active service prep for the battleship Alexander II and the cruisers Pamyet Azova and Admiral, Kernel, as the Cronstadt base readies the Second Division of the Third Russian Pacific Squadron for deployment at the end of May, per St. Petersburg dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jastch
Pais
Slava
Imi
Acmin
I.oestvensky
Indian Ocean
Reistvensky
Far East
Botrovsi
St. Petersburg
Cronstadt
Alexander II
Pamyet Azova
Kernel
Edeid
Elago
Nobles Petition the Czar in Birth of Heir
The St. Petersburg nobles' assembly sent an address to Emperor Nicholas praising the birth of the heir and pledging loyalty. They urge allowing representatives of the people to participate in discussion and legislation to strengthen Russia and deter enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Russia
Workers seek deputation to emperor over new desuia en
The workmen of St Petersaurs vote to petition the emperor for a deputation of their own choosing. They argue the recent desuiacen at Tearskoe Solo was selected by masters and does not represent the workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersaurs
Desuiacen
Tearskoe Solo
Russians Attack Sanchiatzu. Shell Japanese City
From Tokio dated February 7 the Shakhe and Hut river fronts show no change. A small Russian force attacked Sanchiatzu last Saturday but was repulsed, while Russians shelled several portions of the Japanese city on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Shakhe
Hut
Sanchiatzu
President of Defunct Minnesota Bank Arrested
P B Clement president of the suspended First National bank of Faribault was arrested on misappropriation charges. Deputy marshal William Grimshaw Jr. took him to St Paul. Clement pleaded not guilty, bail set at 5000. He faces three counts under the national banking act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faribault
Ming
P. B. Clement
First National Bank
Cit
Ar. Clement
United States
William Grimshaw, Jr
St. Paul
Spencer
Clement
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