The Dead Czar Preliminary Inquiry in Murder Case
The initial inquiry into the murder of the Czar was concluded yesterday and minutes handed to Procurator Muravieff. The defendants set for trial before a state tribunal include Nicolai Roussakoff who confesses to throwing a bomb Anarei Teleskoff who aided in preparations Timofei Michaeloff who resisted and shot a policeman and a woman pawed Hesse Heifmann charged as an accomplice of Navrotsky who killed himself when police entered his house.
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Roussakoff
Hesse Heifmann
Navrotsky
Deadly Nihilistic Plot Unfolds In St. Petersburg Lodgings
Police uncover a suicide and a slain man at Roussakoff's lodgings as a woman warns of a dynamite device. They seize explosive shells and a revolutionary proclamation implicating two would-be perpetrators. A separate blast plot unfolds near St. Prevensoutts with a mined milk shop digging toward the czar’s palace, ending in a self-inflicted gunshot. The report discusses imperial measures, peasant land reforms, and a proposed assembly of notables, with M. Pobellonostzeff guiding actions and Crown Prince Vladimir slated for future leadership.
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ST. Petenseuns
Roussakoff
St. Prevensoutts
Czarewitch
Nawiezkis
Nihilist Letter Details 1881 Assassination Share
A Geneva letter printed in Intransigeant cites a Nihilist fund of 400000 francs seized after the Winter Palace plot. It says warnings to the Emperor were ignored and the assassination was decided, with explosives misdirected toward London. It notes the bombs were prepared by women and disputes a Nihilist named Roussakoff. Rochefort wagers on a future Russian constitution.
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Paris
Geneva
Winter Palace
Revolutionary Party
Sd Inst
London
St. Petersburg
Roussakoff
Rochefort
Alexander III
Russia
McVickar
Chicago Board of Health
Alexander
Emperor William
Prince Bismarck
McVicckar
Napoleon
Kerderosky
Mc. Vickar
Baron Budberg
Millione
Cossac
War talk follows czar murder in Milwaukee interview
German socialist speakers Fritzsche and Viereck in Milwaukee after the czar’s death predict that the assassination will ignite a conflict between Germany and Russia. They argue the czarevitch acted to target Germans in Russia and say war is needed to pacify Russia’s unrest, with Moltke’s legacy guiding German confidence. The pair foresee liberalism and radicalism advancing, though not directly from the event.
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Czar
Czarewitch
Germany
Russia
Messrs
Yritzsche
Viereck
Faneuil Hall
Milwaukee
Fritzsche
Czarevitch
Winter Palace
France
Prussia
Napoleon the Great
Moscow
Moltke
Europe
Reforms and foreign policy under Emperor Alexander III
Speculation on Alexander III policy focuses on Russian self government and curbing centralization, while promoting Slav interests without vast territorial aims. The Daily News reports on press freedom after the Czar’s assassination and notes various international reactions, including Rochefort’s Geneva visit and Berlin concerns over Socialist law.
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Germany
Austria-Hungary
Alexander III
The
Daily News
Lespos
Freiheit
Freedom
London
Czar
Europe
Prince Lobanoff
Earl Granville
Peioner
England
Granville
Bne
Siberian Showers Buried Lines as Snow Blockades Persist
Despatches from the West report severe snow blockage crippling rail lines from Marcus to Sioux City. Bridges and cuts are buried under twenty feet of snow. 100 workers on the St Paul line demanded higher wages. Snow blindness and widespread suffering hinder fuel, provisions, and transport across Iowa Minnesota and surrounding states.
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Curiaco
Jeffreys
Illinois Central
Sioux City
Marcus
Sleepy Eye
St. Paul
Qne
St. ‘Ant Company
Union Pacific
Omaha
Freemont
Cureaco
Sp. m
Weather Bureau
Texas
Monay
Vennor
Missouri River
Buffalo
Memphis
OnHhaco
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rock Island
Northwest
Disastrous Benzine Explosion Kills New York Store Proprietor
Charles Foster, proprietor of a lampana oil store at 47.5 Pearl Street, was fueling benzine when it ignited and exploded. He was severely burned as flames engulfed the building and firemen were blown clear by a canister blast. Several bystanders were hurt and the loss is estimated near 7000 dollars. Foster is expected to die from injuries.
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New York
Charles Foster
Lampana
Pearl Street
Foster
Paupers on a Strike in London Workhouse Laundry
Eighteen inmates of St. Giles Workhouse laundry refused to work after tea and sugar rations were stopped. Twelve agreed to resume tasks, six remained in custody, with two others volunteering to assist if provisions returned. The judge sent all eighteen to prison for fourteen days each.
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London
Daily News
St. Giles
A Case of Ingratitude from Bos ton
A Boston resident at 3 Sharon Street adopted a homeless boy years ago. The youth, educated and cared for as a son, stole 200 dollars while the benefactor was away, then bought a ticket at Central Wharf to Baltimore. The incident ends with the boy leaving town.
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Boston
Sharon Street
Central Wharf
Baltimore
Notorious Mrs Lyons Fires at Detroit Millionaire in Blackmail Claim
The woman known as Sophie Levy and wife of Ned Lyons, famed for past misdeeds in Jackson, attempted to shoot George Hendrie, president of the City Railway Company, after demanding support for a bastardy suit. Clerks intervened. Hendrie restrained her until police. She refused to speak at the station, claiming corroboration would come after trial. She may flee town.
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Drerrorr
Mrs. Lyons
Kate Loranger
Sylvan
Alas Hapgood
Smith
Lockwood
Heston
Twenty-third Street
George Hendrie
City Railway Company
City Railway
Hendrie
Hally
Central Police Station
Evening News
Jackson
Micah
Sophie Levy
Renowned tactician takes own life amid revision work
General Upton committed suicide in his bed in San Francisco last week after growing morbid about his military tactics manuals. He had been revising his books, feared incompleteness, and left a letter to relatives saying he could not finish and sought peace with God while suffering a recent neuralgic attack.
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San Francisco
Upton
Bulletin
Hasbrook
Defalcation Scandal Shocks Winchester NH Bank Leader
Ellery Albee, Ashuelot Savings Bank cashier at Winchester New Hampshire, is a $100000 defaulter. A respected lawyer and former state senator, he faces a town stirred by rumors and questions about where the funds went, amid his property transferred to bondsmen and a wife denying funds exist.
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Winchester, N. H
Ellery Albee
Ashuelot Savings Bank
Winchester
Albee
Grant fund circle reports $260000 pledged and paid
In New York on March 21 George Jones issued a circular to Grant fund subscribers announcing the full $260,000 promised, with $216,000 already paid. The funds, invested for General Grant’s benefit, will yield about $15,000 annually. About three-quarters come from twenty eight individuals, including two at $25,000 each and others at $10,000 to $1,000.
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New York
George Jones
Farmer Joe Biggs Killed by Storm Crack in Farm Grave
During a violent Wednesday storm Frorexen New Jersey area farmer Joe Biggs about 60 was struck and killed instantly. The storm tore earth from around him and dug a grave burying him. his body was found only by his overcoat protruding from the soil.
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Frorexen, & C
Joe Biggs
Biggs
Divorce Trial Date Set For Mrs Sprague Case
Providence March 19 Counsel for Mrs Kate Sprague report a consultation and agreement to start the trial April 18 The Supreme Court will meet at Kingstown Saturday and fix the day.
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Providence
Kate Sprague
Supreme Court
Kingstown
Money Market Shifts Amid Scarcity of Good Paper
At State Street on March 19 1881 money remains fairly active with dis counts and call loans lower while balances show a waver. Mercantile paper is good at about 5 percent and prime paper scarce at 4 to 4 1 2 percent. New York funds ease, rates for money steady, and stock market dull with brokers watching for a possible Congress session.
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New York
Hey
Atv
Congress
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Manila
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Corrientes
California
Teer
Brighton
Calcutta
Canada West
Poult RL
India
Bengal
Nussia
Rockland
Botlin
Clensmenon
Naval
Western
Boston Extra
Elaine
Slomte
Canada
Maine
Heston Clear
Ahaha
Carolina
Angoon
Rene Coa
Cumberland
Cleariela
Washoula
Cofvele
Rio
Maracaibo
New York Markets Latentay Flour and Meat Prices
Market reports show quiet trading due to storm with nominal flour and meat prices. Cotton futures rise slightly with various month closing values, while provisions and grain exchange report steady to weak demand. Prices for wheat, cornmeal, rye, barley, and oats listed with futures notes and port shipments.
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Stye
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Ita
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Galt
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New Orleans
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Calcutta
Liverpool
London
Glasgow
Nuile
Bristol
Cork
Pilar
Eeude Petrolem
Taravona
Pomgternh
Live stock market report from Watertown and Maine markets
The morning market notes large, varied cattle and hog listings with Dressed weight prices for Western beef, northern beef, veal calves and sheep, plus working oxen demand and prices from Watertown and Maine buyers. Several firms and buyers like Dobby & Son, Connor, Blacklife & Howe, and W Scollans appear with pair and single animal quotations and lots sold.
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Brighton
Maine
Dobby & Son
Spair
Connor
Blacklife & Howe
Piper & Lowrey
Elis
J. Carroll
DT. Keenan
Leow
Ftie
F. Coolidge & Son
John Paire
Charles H. North
Niles Brothers
Slaudhter-Tionses
Watertown Union
Watertown
Aldrich & Johnson
Carroll
W. Scollins
E. W. Sears
M.G. Flanders
P. Kendall
B. Hastings
W. Sears
Morse
J. A. Hathaway & Co
B. S. Hastings
W. H. Bardwell
Kimball
S. Robinson
Boston Markets Slow Trade Pins Down Spring Goods
A Boston Daily Globe back page notes a slow season with weak sentiment in Wool, Dry Goods, and Chemicals. Apples and butter show low spirits and prices decline while beans and boots and shoes trade with cautious demand. Cocoa, coffee, coal, and dried fruits move unevenly, with firmer aquarels in cheese and copper markets.
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Boston Daily Globe
Gloucester Fish Market Report Cards Weekly Supplies
Special correspondence from Gloucester notes 27 arrivals from Georges Bank and Banks, listing codfish halibut and frozen herring totals. Prices and grades quoted for various fish. demand remains strong with salt fish shortages and few mackerel sales. Includes miscellaneous items and a brief obituary line for Mrs. W. Newell.
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Georges
Grand Menon
Haddock
Otis Tanners
Porgie
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