10 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1905
Page
1
In Cronstadt a sailors mutiny at the Sev enth Fort Equipage triggered chaos last night. Machine guns opened fire on mutineers as desertions increased and residents fled, with reports of at least 200 killed and many wounded.
Rioting sailors and artillerymen clash as 3000 mutineers threaten the city. Officers report about 200 dead or wounded, with many seeking hospital care. Reinforcements from St. Petersburg and Oranienbaum arrive as authorities restore order amid fires and looting.
Reports from St Petersburg reveal widespread horror as Cronstadt mutiny dominates today's news. Details describe massacres in Tomsk and widespread unrest in Baltic provinces and Moscow clashes among Social Revolutionists Black Hundreds and police. Witte and the Emperor reportedly surrender with Trepov removed and universal suffrage promised.
Harvard trains for a key matchup with the Penn Quakers. The squad, building a fast backfield and solid line, departs for Philadelphia after a Soldiers Field signal drill. Leary and Starr step in at end and quarterback as Harvard aims to quash Stephenson and secure a decisive win.
Premier Balfour told the Lord Mayor's banquet that Britain seeks peace with foreign nations. He contrasted Pitt's war prophesy with his own peace forecast and praised Russia's move toward self government. Whitelaw Reid praised both nations in a cordial exchange.
A kettle of fat on the kitchen stove caused a fire at the two story house of M. Melano on Florence avenue Revere last night. Mrs Melano's dress caught fire and she ran to the front room where she extinguished it but set the room on fire. She suffered slight burns to her hands and arms.
Physicians and hospitals endorse Father John's Medicine as a cure for colds, presenting it as a trusted remedy approved by medical professionals.
Police Commissioner Emmons pled to adopt measures to end practices in criminal doctors' establishments. Dr Harvey of the State Board predicted Judge Emmons will succeed in shutting down places where criminal operations are conducted.
Judge Emmons leads a police driven crusade against alleged crime in medical dens. A conference with Post Office Inspector Snow and Dr. Edwin B. Harvey set plans to gather incriminating evidence and prosecute proprietors. District Attorney elect Moran pledges police action to shut the establishments.
The forecast calls for fair weather in Boston and surrounding areas Friday and Saturday with seasonable temperatures and light westerly winds.
New England and eastern New York will have fair weather Friday and probably Saturday. Fresh west winds are expected to accompany the clear conditions.
Boston prosecutors and police present evidence to grand jury in the Susan GeGary case. About 50 witnesses will be summoned, including Morris Nathan, with indictments expected for Dr William Howard Dr Louis Crawford and others involved in the body’s disposal. Several suspects remained at large as police pursue leads and attempt to close the case.
Record crowd expected as Harvard takes on Penn in a decisive match while Exeter and Andover prepare for tomorrow’s clash. Carlisle Indians ready for battle with Army. Cambridge Latin defeats Brookline High 1 to 6. Holy Cross favoritism story denied by coach and players. Dunn delays Boston National deal and sporting chatter continues.
Veteran campaigners describe the night as the hottest in memory with accusations of blackmail against Candidate Fitzgerald at the Donovan rally in Tremont Temple. Judge Dewey denounces Good Government Association tactics while defending his own endorsements for Speaker Frothingham. A Roxbury church protest erupts in a fist fight between Donovan and Fitzgerald factions as Lomasney confronts Congressman Sullivan and Fitzgerald campaigns at six rallies.
Congressman William S. McNary accused ex-Congressman John F. Fitz Gerald of attempting to influence legislation through money and of blackmail. He cited evidence from the Raymond investigation and referenced the Lawrence police bill. Donovan and Conry also attacked Fitz Gerald, but McNary sparked the mayoralty campaign sensation at Tremont Temple.
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