Indignation Grows Over Emperor Nicholas Promises Breach
In St Petersburg on May 8 liberals denounced the new fundamental law after assurances of government harmony with parliament. The law taxes crown lands, limits amnesty for prisoners, and countersigns imperial orders, provoking distrust as police dispersed a dual-house meeting at the Economical Society.
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Constitutional Democrats
Witte
Council of Ministers
Council of the Empire
Economical Society
Miners and Operators Reach Satisfactory Settlement
Miners and operators announce a satisfactory settlement ending long-running negotiations. Leaders from both sides state agreement covers core terms and avoids further disruption. Details of concessions remain private as final paperwork progresses.
Miners and Operators Extend Strike Pact for Three Years
After months of talks a Scranton convention settles to renew the anthracite strike commission award for three years. Miners to be rehired, no reprisals for activity. Mitchell urged two year term. operators sought three. Losses run to 5.5 million tons during six weeks of suspension.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Coal da
Oprators
Minrs
Mitchell
Reny
Baer
Gorky Charged With Uprising Participation
Moscow reports Maxim Gorky faces new charges beyond political propaganda for alleged involvement in the December uprising. The case notes include possible extradition from the United States.
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Maxim Gorky
Moscow
United States
Mlle
Spiridonovoc
Luzhenoffsky
Tamboff
Beaumont 3 Austin 0. Galveston 3 Lake Charles 2
Scores show Beaumont blanked Austin 3 to 0 while Galveston defeated Lake Charles 3 to 2. San Antonio posted a 5 to 0 win over Houston.
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Beaumont
Austin
Galveston
Lake Charles
San Antonio
Houston
Attorney General in Washington on Oil Probe
Columbus Ohio May 8 Attorney General travels to Washington by appointment to confer with the president on Standard Oil operations in Ohio based on evidence collected over the last two months.
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Columbus
Washington
Standard Oil Company
Ohio
Chess Master Max Judd Dies Suddenly in St Louis
Max Judd a nationally known chess figure died at the Monticello hotel in St Louis from angina pectoris.
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St. Louis
Max Judd
Monticello
Pitcher Lower Shuts Temple as Dallas Wins
Dallas pitchers held Temple to one hit and five runs on five hits. Temple’s second baseman was the only player to reach base twice, both times on walks. Other scores include Fort Worth over Waco five to zero and Nashville over Atlanta two to zero. Umpire Hurst hit Griffth in New York as the Americans beat Washington seven to two. Cleveland defeated Detroit eleven to eight, St. Louis crushed Chicago ten to zero, and Philadelphia beat Boston four to zero.
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Vance
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Cleburne
New York
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Hurst
Griffith
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Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Baseball scores from Chicago to Boston falter after sixth
In a lengthy nine game scoreline the results show Chicago 3 over Pittsburg 2, Brooklyn 6 to New York 0, Philadelphia 3 to Boston 2, Cincinnati 2 to St. Louis 2, with fifteen innings played and no runs after the sixth.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
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