Armed uprisings feared in Baltic proving story
Russia may meet strikers' grievances by addressing hours of labor after protests rise. Immediate action reported as tensions grow in Baltic region.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1905
Page
1
Mafia Hand Marks Italian For Slaughter
A Genoa shoemaker Francis Rebus fears for his life as Mafia terror spreads from New York to Cincinnati. He pleads for protection at detective headquarters, warning that the gang will kill him if not helped.
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MAFIA
New York
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Broadway
Francis Rebus
Genoa
Italy
Rebus
Detective Headquarters
Women Favor Race Death By Own Action Say Society
The Women's Society for Political Study in New York discussed injustice to children in large families. They advocate antipauperism laws to restrict propagation, linking them to solving child labor and overcrowded schools. They urged letting parents starve if they bring paupers into the world.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Women’s Society For Political Study
Poison Used By Hugh Producer Of Neparitis
Medical experts weigh if an insidious poison could cause nephritis in the Hoch case where all but one of his wives died. Certificates show deaths attributed to nephritis except Mary Steinbrecher diagnosed as gastritis. Doctors note arsenic could mimic nephritis and that many irritants can cause the same symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Bluebeard
John Hoch
Hoch
Mary Steinbrecher
Sudden Great Snow Storm Paralyzes New York City
New York faces a record snow storm with four feet accumulating in the city and drifts higher in wind tunnels. Wind chills to ten degrees, traffic blocked, trolley lines and ferries halted, hospitals and police stations crowded as coast line and northeast states endure an historic winter tie up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Broadway
Lower Broadway
Brooklyn
Coast Line
Maine
Northeast
Middle Atlantic
House of Refuge
Foraker Resumes Fight for Pneumatic Tubes in Cincinnati
Senator Foraker submitted to the Senate a proposed amendment to the Postoffice appropriation bill seeking 1,000,000 for pneumatic tube service in Cincinnati, Cleveland and similar cities. He plans to push its inclusion in the bill. Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce urged the measure with C A Hinsch as chair. Foraker had not joined a prior agreement to drop the fight.
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Senate
Watts
Commercial Tribune Bureau
Postal Telegraph Bldg
Washineton
2D. C
Washington
Foraker
House
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Senator Foraker
The
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
C. A. Hinsch
Fifty Houses Ablaze in Bronx Snowbound Fire
New York January 26 three blocks square in the Bronx bounded by 158th 160th streets and Jackson Trinity avenues contain about fifty houses either on fire or threatened. The blaze began about 12 50 this morning as hundreds flee in night clothing. Fire engines took thirty minutes to reach due to heavy snow and ambulances were summoned from several hospitals.
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158Th
160Th Streets
Jackson and Trin
Dover Senate Breaks Deadlock with Conner Pro Tem Victory
Dover Delaware January 25 1920 The Senate ends a deadlock as A B Conner Union Republican is elected President pro tempore three Regular Republicans who had opposed him switch and vote for Conner This move seen as a victory for addicks
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Commercial Tribune
Dover
Del
Senate
A. B. Conner
Union-Republican
Mr. Conner
Addicks
La Follette Elected U S Senator in Wisconsin
Governor Robert M. La Follette was chosen United States Senator by the joint Legislative Assembly to replace Joseph V. Quarles. He pledged to accept only if the Legislature enacts key measures he seeks. otherwise he would resign the nomination and let the body choose another man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Madison
Wis
Robert M. la Follette
Joint Legislative Assembly
United States
Joseph V. Quarles
Bureau
H. D
Detroit Railroad
F. H. Ballman
J. M. Crawford
A. J. Conroy
George F. Dieterle
Wm. B. Melish
N Howard Saxby
A. J. Montague
Virginia
Fitzhungh Lee
M. E. Ingalls
Frost King’s Wake Brings Death And Suffering To City
A brutal cold snap grips Cincinnati as temperatures fall to one degree below zero. Patrick Heffian, 65, dies after a day spent seeking work, found dead in his hallway. Salons and shelters fill with waifs while traction delays slow suburban lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Patrick Heffian
East Front Street
Salon Army
She ’ Itér
Cincinnati Industrial Bureau considers uniting city commerce under one central body
A movement to unite all Cincinnati commercial bodies into a central governing organization was launched at the Cincinnati Industrial Bureau banquet. Speakers backed the plan, highlighting the Business Men's League structure and potential population growth to a half million in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Bureau
Arsiual
Cincinnati Industrial Bureau
Business Men’s Club
A. J. Conroy
St. Louis
Unity In Action
Frank Foulds
Business Men's League
Conroy
League
Unity of Action
Cincinnati
J. ©. Hobart
Ten Ladrones Killed Near Silang in Skirmish
Manila reports a morning battle in a river bed near Silang between a detachment of scouts and constabulary and one hundred armed ladrones. Severe fighting leaves ten ladrones dead. two governor’s kin and several women prisoners were seen among the captives. a rescue attempt failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silang
Hungarians prepare for elections amid rioting and bloodshed
Vienna reports indicate Hungary will vote as troops flood in from Austria. Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria’s huntsman was killed in clashes as Count Tisza faces Count Andrassy. 413 deputies will be elected with 379 districts voting tomorrow in a tense campaign.
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Vienna
Hungary
Tisza
Prince Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
Michael Krapusnak
Jolsya
Lemberg
Budapest
Count Tisza
Count Julius Andrassy
Count Andrassy
Italian Chamber denounces Nicholas II as autocratic assassin
In the Chamber of Deputies a far left member denounces Emperor Nicholas II as an autocratic assassin. Across Italy meetings express sympathy with Russian agitators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Nicholas of
Russia
Italy
Turmoil Across Russia Feared as Strikes Grow
Reports from Helsinki, Moscow, and St. Petersburg describe heavy clashes with Cossacks and police injuring dozens while meetings push for restraining orders on armed force. Officials in St. Petersburg release a proclamation promising shorter hours and social protections to calm unrest.
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Pianitskaya
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Kokovseff
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