Soldiers in streets show split loyalties amid citywide turmoil
Reports from St Petersburg and Moscow describe panic, armed troops, and disrupted communications as government leaders urge limited public meetings. In Chicago and New Orleans, railroad rate legislation dominates discussions with presidents and lawmakers backing federal oversight.
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Military unrest spreads as Warsaw braces for disturbances
Warsaw reports outline 35000 infantry and 5000 cavalry with 98 guns gathered to quell protests amid rumors of strikers en route from the provinces. In Lodz infantry encamp, traffic halted, and revolvers distributed to strikers while clashes injure students and trigger riots in Reval and Gomel.
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Engineers Report Both Sea Level and Lock Canal Feasible
Washington reports the board of consulting engineers will advise that both sea level and lock canal designs are feasible for the isthmian project. A majority favors the lock plan for quicker completion, with a full report expected by late November to the canal commission. The note also covers Norway- Sweden royal relations and Shreveport quarantine camp changes.
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