11 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1905
Page
1
Readers report agitation over ballot box disposal in North River as authorities warn of potential tampering. Officials urge calm and remind the public to follow lawful procedures for voting and ballot handling.
Reports from Cronstadt describe rioting, arson, and looting as mutinous sailors clash with authorities. Public lectures aim to calm tensions and counter anti reform rumors spread by reactionaries.
Washington reports Simon Wolff former B N A I B R I T H leader says his letter to President Roosevelt is not a direct appeal to intervene in Russia but a bid to use Roosevelt's influence to stop Jewish massacres. In St Petersburg a rumor circulates of a planned St Bartholomew style massacre by the Black Hundred with red cross markings. Count Witte orders full investigations and punishment of offenders.
Cronstadt reports that the mutiny has been entirely suppressed. Those who resisted have been arrested and disorderly elements are now reported under control.
Nov 10 reports say Cronstadt governor telegrammed the general staff that the mutiny was crushed and no renewal expected. US AP correspondent notes officers estimate casualties at 200, a figure many refugees dispute amid ongoing government efforts to minimize the incident and consider potential contagion if artillery joined the sailors.
Reports from Bessarabia describe anti Jewish outbreaks mirroring Odessa with two days of looting and atrocities. Troops suppressed resistance as self defense failed. Ninety percent of killed and wounded fell to bayonets and rifle fire.
At a Chattanooga conference on quarantine and immigration on November 10, speakers urged federal handling of maritime quarantine. Governor Blanchard of Louisiana pressed for national oversight while Governors Cox and Vardaman discussed skilled influx and migration. Representative Williams argued the nation should fund public health and criticized New Orleans for spending over 200000 dollars to combat yellow fever.
Berlin reports that all powers have agreed to withdraw their troops from the province of Chile. The United States did not have troops there but notified the powers as a courtesy of its consent to the decision.
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