Czar Grants Civil Liberty to All People in Russia
Emperor Nicholas announces a manifesto granting civil liberty inviolability of person and freedom of conscience speech and assembly to all Russians. The move follows turmoil as M Witte appeals to Americans for peaceful reform and Kokovsoff receives the news amid growing strikes and a bomb incident near the Polytechnic School without fatalities.
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ST. Petersburg
Nicholas
Russia
M. Witte
Douma
J. Pierpoint Morgan, Jr
George W. Perkins
Kokovsoff
Polytechnic School
Textile wage compromise averts Fall River strike
A conference between the manufacturers' association and the Textile Council in Fall River reports a 5 percent wage increase and a reduced gap between cotton cost and print cloth price. A 75 cent to 72 1/4 cent margin will yield a profit sharing dividend. Unions must ratify Wednesday night before the plan takes effect.
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Fall River
Manufacturers’ Association
Textile Council
Windzor State Prison probe sparks testimony
Miss Gertrude Kimball a 17 year old former assistant matron testified before Bell committees alleging improper conduct at Windsor State Prison over about a year. She said Mary Rogers convicted of murder influenced her and that a former guard and Rogers carried on improper correspondence before the guard's discharge. Hearing to continue tomorrow.
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Bellows Falls
Bell
Windsor State Prison
Gertrude Kimball
Miss Kimball
Durkee
Mary Rogers
Young Roosevelt gains Harvard team berth in latest sport news
Hurley and Squires rejoin Crimson varsity. Duffey's confession stirs AAU tensions. Lawrence men purchase a New England league club. Boston Nationals transfer tomorrow. Boston golfers fall to New York., Roxbury’s Donahue defeated by Harry Lewis. Corbett meets Kid Goodman at Chelsea tonight. Townsend hosts sporting chat.
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Young Roosevelt
Harvard
Hurley
Squires
Crimson
Duffey
A. A. U. Lawrence
New England
Boston Nationals
Boston
New York
Young Donahue
Roxbury
Harry Lewis
Young Corbett
Kid Goodman
Chelsea
Townsend
Edison Exhibit Teaches Light Wise Living In Boston
At the Edison Exhibition in Boston visitors view useful household electrical appliances on display. A contract agent offers facts and figures and can be reached by writing or calling Oxford 1150. Open daily until 10 p m at 1 Head Place.
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Boston
Edison
Oxford
Thirteen Die As California Express Wrecks Near Kansas City
Thirteen passengers were killed and about 30 injured when the westbound California Express of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe struck a loose rail and derailed five cars near Kansas City. The train was traveling 86 miles per hour.
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Kansas City
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
California Express
Train wreck at Rock Creek cut leaves cars crushed and passengers injured
A fast locomotive toppled loose rails on a curveside bluff near Rock Creek. The mail car smashed the bluff side and four cars followed, leaving the smoking, chair, tourist sleeping cars and two express cars off the rails. Immigrant passengers and several crew members were killed or maimed. emergency aid and hospital treatment followed in Kansas City. Names listed include Randolph Richardson dining car porter and J B Whittemore among others from Ohio to Naples.
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Rock Creek
Randolph Richardson
Kansas City
Roy Stafford
Cleveland
Lee D. Montgomery
Naples
Pomello Rocco
Adrian Peatteut
Northing
Switzerland
Luther Richardson
Walter
William Harrison
Porter
J. B. Whittemore
Carrollton
Fair Today Forecast for Boston and Vicinity
Boston area weather bulletin predicts fair skies today with likely continued fair conditions Tuesday and warmer temperatures ahead. Variable winds observed.
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Fair Today
Boston
Vicinity
Washington's Forecast for New York and New England
Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday calls for fair conditions in New York and New England with rain chances and light to fresh east to southeast winds shaping the coastal weather pattern.
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Washington
New York
New England
Suitcase Murder Case Moves to Boston
Morris Nathan, linked to the suit case murder case, will be brought to Boston from Pittsburg on a murder warrant. He allegedly admitted knowledge of the victim's condition and discussed a possible operation in his presence. Police seek another woman and doctors for questioning. Dr Henderson claims an alibi as police plan confrontations. Additional visits target the Dr Bishop offices and Mrs Bishop at the prison. lawyer Jesse M. Gove travels to Pittsburg with Nathan.
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Dr. Henderson
Morris Nathan
Susan Geary
Boston
Pittsburg
Nathan
Henderson
Robert J. Henderson
Berkman
Rubin
New York
DR. Bishop
Tremont Street
Details of sult case mystery teased across pages
Reader is invited to follow a mystery labeled as a sult case, with references to continuation on pages 2 4 5 and beyond. The note hints at unfolding clues and developments in subsequent sections of the publication.
Hunter Nickerson Killed In Accident Near Needham
Joseph H Nickerson of Needham was accidentally killed while hunting. He was alone when the incident occurred and the discharge from his gun through a barbed wire fence blew off the top of his head, according to the position in which the body was found.
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Needham
Joseph H. Nickerson
Nickerson
Meadowbrook Farm Sausage Ad from Boston Store
Meadowbrook Farm Sausage promises unique flavor from milk fed pigs and selected spices. One pound packages priced at 20 cents. Meadowbrook Farm Company located at 59 61 Blackstone Street Boston with phone 1415 Richmond.
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Meadowbrook Farm
Meadowbrook Farm Company
Blackstone Street
Boston
Richmond
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Czar
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Kba
Patna
West Street
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
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Blackstone
Albee’s
James F. Boyle
Lowell
Father John
Sanford
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