Grand Duke Sergius dies in Moscow bombing assassination
Grand Duke Sergius, uncle of Emperor Nicholas and former Moscow governor general, was blown from a carriage in a Kremlin bound ride. Assailants were arrested, one badly hurt, with several bystanders detained. The attack followed threats against his life amid Russia’s war party conflicts. Born 1857, he married Princess Elizabeth of Hesse Darmstadt in 1884. they had no children.
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Grand Duke Sergius Blamed For Kremlin Bombing Fallout
St Petersburg reports on the assassination of Grand Duke Sergius and the Tsarist response with Witte leading ministers at Tsarskoe-Seio. Sergius, long influential governor general of Moscow, faced harsh policy criticism amid student expulsions and anti Jewish actions. General Grippenberg condemns Kuropatkin and details a Jan 25 28 battle, claiming reinforcements were refused and a strategic retreat followed.
Scouts Repulse Detachment Near Pinniulupa
Tokio reports an official statement that Chinese scouts repelled a roughly 100 strong Russian infantry detachment near Pinniulupa during a clash after artillery bombardment of positions in front of Shalopoa Hanchenpao Mengtapao and nearby areas. The enemy retreated north toward Liukariang, about ten miles northwest of Chitaitse.
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Comrades' Release Stalemate Pauses Russian Iron Works
Iron workers at Putiloff, Neva, Franco-Russia, Russo-American Rubber, St. Petersburg Car works and Nicholas railroad shops refuse to resume until comrades jailed are freed. Father Gopon is directing through lieutenants as strike movement resurges amid mystery.
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Railroad and event fare notices from Washington to Texas
Warnings of rail rate sales across cities including Washington New Orleans Houston Monterey Laredo and Fort Worth. Dates range February 13 to March 15 with various price points from 1.55 to 8.25 dollars and extensions up to March 25. W. S. Wilson, agent, notes travel incentives for events and associations.
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