Czarist Liberty Manifesto Fails to Stop Civil Unrest Across Russia
Report from St Petersburg details a large funeral connected demonstration by social democrats and revolutionists that aimed to spark wider upheaval. Despite violent clashes in the Baltic provinces Caucasus and Odessa, authorities claim relative calm as anti-Jewish violence, troop confrontations, and train attacks continue with deaths and injuries reported.
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St. Petersburg
Ing York
Puefr
Terenaff
Crear Strike Simply Aga “Smanouyver” Vwiteh
Baltic
Caucasus
Odessa
Kremenehug
Kutais
Minsk
Wrrydort Tide Srrjbaddee
Pyar the
Remarkai GenIus Leads Student Strike in St Tetershire
A young student leader, aged twenty three, directs a widespread strike in St Poe, rallying workers and peers. The article praises his cleverness in mathematics and public speaking while noting the movement’s disciplined, devoted followers.
Army mutinous Warsaw socialist mass meeting
At a socialist mass meeting last evening two infantry soldiers in fuel uniform delivered revolutionary speeches. They urged that propaganda was growing in the army and that a revolution to overthrow a despotic Crone was near. Authorities released 350 political offenders imprisoned in the citadel.
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Warsaw
Horror at Odessa Amid Looting and Riots
Waves of panic hit Odessa as mobs attacked shops and homes. Soldiers repelled peasant crowds seeking entry, leaving few casualties though damage and guards’ actions dominated the scene. Crosses marked shattered shops, signaling widespread unrest.
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Odessa
City calm amid continued plunder following raids
Reported figures show nearly 5,600 for the three day total, with looting continuing in outlying districts early Sunday. The city remains calm yet the population stays anxious after the waves of disruption.
A FOE TO FREEDOM Po biedonostseff resigns as chief procurator
Constantine Petrovitch Po biedonostseff, aged chief procurator of the holy synod and adviser to three emperors, resigns as autocratic rule yields to parliament. The emperor accepts the resignation and names him to the senate, a retirement post for officials.
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St. Petersburg
Constantine Petrovitch Pobiedonostseff
Holy Synod
Unclear historical incident report with scattered text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a chaotic scene with bullets, traps and injuries. Several words and names are garbled, making it difficult to identify participants, location, or outcomes beyond multiple wounded and dead.
Bouhain Is Released in St. Petersburg Report
In St. Petersburg, November details about Bouhain’s release appear. Durnya, acting as interim head of the interior ministry, is linked to Bouligin’s resignation and Bouhain’s status follows the internal affairs changes.
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St. Petersburg
Gof. Durnya
Ministry of the Interior
Heey
Bouligin
China s special mission to draft a constitutional empire
Yu Chuan Chang arrives aboard Graf Walddorsee from Hamburg as secretary of the Chinese commission studying a constitution for China. Prince Tasai Tsehe leads the section. Officials aim to model a constitution on American and other modern systems within eight months.
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New York
Yu Chuan Chang
Hoes
Grafwalddorsee
Hamburg
United States
Prince Tasai Tsehe
Constitutional Commission
Wu Clan Ching
China
America
Japan
Great Britain
France
Germany
Austria
Chang
Ching
Far East
Five American missionaries murdered in Taenehow
A dispatch from London reports the murder of five American missionaries at Taenehow. Mrs R B Maehle and child, Mr and Mrs Pearle, among the victims, with violence and arson described as a mob attacked a mission and threw bodies into the river. Six priests nearby were not harmed.
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Tone Kem
Hayve Bee
Taenehow
Vietime
Vie
Tarek
RB. Maehle
Pearle
London
Tren
Tone Kang
Metien
Maelhle
Gem
Pheait
Chinese Governor Apologizes After Nantkin Mob Incident
Nantkin governor apologizes to Admiral Train and son, restores their guns, and punishes mob leaders. Incident near Nankin is regarded as closed.
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Washipeton
Admiral Train
Nankin
Nantkin
William R. Harper Nearing Death at University of Chicarn
President William R. Harper of the University of Chicarn lies gravely ill and unable to eat solid food, living on liquids and receiving frequent injections of stimulating solutions as his condition worsens.
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Chicaso
Nov. G
W. R. Harper
The
University of Chicarn
Tn Ansider
Belgium Seeks North Pole Mission Leads Brussels
An unsigned Nov report outlines Belgium planning a polar expedition funded by patrons. It notes a northern route and aim to establish presence in Arctic waters, with details on sponsors and logistical ambitions.
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Belgium
Pole
Brussels
North Pole
Bydetar
Athens
Coal Companies Consolidate Across States
A consolidation formed by multiple coal operators brings twenty five bituminous mines under one entity. The combined daily output reaches about 25 000 tons across Illinois Indiana Ohio and Virginia.
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Chirag
Tiinois
Tdiana
Ohio
Het Virginia
Chicago saloon brawl leaves one dead four stabbed
A fatal shooting and four stabbing victims followed a fight in a Chicago saloon. The incident sparked discourse on the current revolutionary conditions in Russia.
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Chicago
Russia
Finland Proclaims Constitution as Diet Resigns
In Helsingfors Nov a czar issued a manifesto granting Finland a constitution and dissolving the arbitrary regime. Diet resignations are accepted and new elections will be held. first sittings expected Dec 12. Constitutionalists push for a unicameral assembly and rapid lawmaking.
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Finlana
Nicholas
Finland
Helsingrarts
Count Bobrikerf
Eugen Schaumann
Soniof
Selwanmann
Sheerand Duchy
John Obolensky
St. Petershire
Diet
Senate
Count Bohrikoff
Prince Oholensky
St. Petersburg
New Salisbury Notes On Weather Schools and Visitors
In New Salisbury area health improves and wheat sowing slows due to heavy rain. High school progress noted. Arville Deweese improves slowly and David Adams recovers. Miss Ella Wolfe from Corydon visited home folks last week. May Funk and family from Milltown visited relatives nearby. Byrneville hosts pie supper Friday night with prize cake theft noted. Revival meets at Crandall led by Rev Hudson with much food reported.
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Qur High School
Arville Deweese
Ella Wolfe
Corydon
David Adams
May Funk
Milltown
Alv
Loow
Alt. Carmel
Marion Crandall
Bears the Signature S The Kind You Have Always Bought
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a signature and branding phrase associated with a product label. No clear events, persons, or dates are readable to establish a full news item.
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Stes Riza
Reichstag to convene November twenty eighth
A brief dispatch notes the German Reichstag is summoned to meet on November 28. The report also mentions market reactions to the Russian crisis and other national updates.
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Reichstag
Chicago
Greater
New York
State
Prince Louis in Naval Academy Visit Yet Ambitious
Fragmentary dispatches report Prince Louis of Battenberg touring the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis. President Roosevelt rewards his Southern training while skyward notes hint at diverse events. Other items mention coal mine explosions in Arkansas killing three, Polish unrest, cholera in Russian Poland, and a reshuffle at the National W C T U in Los Angeles.
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Naval Academy
Annapolis
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Ark
Pattanice
Russian Poland
Los Angeles
Charles A. Sulliner
Boston
E.R. Stillings
Proclamation designates Thanksgiving Day observance
The president issues a proclamation declaring Thursday a day of thanksgiving. In Cumberland Maryland 18 year old Miss Decker is reported safe after football injuries. Emperor Francis Joseph may grant universal suffrage in Austria. Rural mail routes total 55948 nationwide with Minnesota leading at 2608. A violent Vienna socialist meeting injures more than forty. The Rhode Island sets a new speed record by steaming one mile at 19.33 knots on final ceremonial trip.
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Cumberland
Decker
Francis Joseph
Austria
Trenois
Vienna
Rhode Island
Roosevelt Receives Prince at White House As Nation Sees Tragedies
A list of disparate events follows including President Roosevelt hosting Prince Louis of Battenburg at the White House. Separate reports note a high school football death in Chicago, a fatal cyclone in Ohio, a fire cremating a Dayton family, and a warehouse of vulgar photos busted in Chicago.
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President Roosevelt
Prince Louis of Battenburg
White House
Indiana bank case tightens as U S attorney closes Vigo County bank
Terre Haute Nov 6 United States attorney Joseph Kealing with Bank Examiner Frazier met Receiver Andrews at the Vigo County bank. The hearing affects the defunct bank case at Indianapolis grand jury. Frazier began charges against ex cashier Conzman and indictments are anticipated. Conzeman to be arraigned Nov 14. Investigations into the bank's affairs near completion.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Joseph Kealing
Indianapolis
United States
Frazier
Andrews
Vigo County
United States Grand Jury
Conzman
Kealing
Conziman
Coneman
Cracksmens Gang Rob Bank Near Washington IN
Report from Washington Indiana notes a gang of cracksmen believed to be same group behind Ridgeville and Hagerstown crimes blew the Bank of Sandhern safe seventeen miles north of the city. They used stolen tools and nitroglycerin to blast the vault and escaped with 4460. Citizens heard the blast but did not pursue.
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Washington, Ind
Nouv
Ridgeville
Angerstown
Bank of
Hagerstown
Indiana man arrested in wife's poisoning death
South Bend Indiana October 31 George Durkes of Peru Ind was arrested on a charge of killing his wife by poisoning The alleged motive was to marry his present wife Durkes wed three months after the first wife died prompting an investigation He has lived in South Bend since August
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South Bend
Ind
George Durkes
Peru
Durkes
Reward Offered for Baker in Indiana
Sheriff Eda Sourbier of Marion county offers a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of O. A. Baker who is indicted for offering a bribe to Ananias Baker related to the anti cigarette law. The legislature appropriated $5,000 to capture and convict bribers of lowistaters.
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Indianapolis
Eda Sourbier
Marion County
O. A. Baker
Marion County Crond
Ananias Baker
General Assembly
McCoy gang suspected in Indiana bank robberies
Richmond Indiana October 21 police believe the McCoy gang from western Ohio robbed banks in Hagerstown Ridgeville and Windfall. Detectives report clues found and say several arrests are expected as the case unfolds.
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Richmond
Ind
Focal Police Department
Hagerstown
Ridgeville
Windfall
McCoy
Ohio
Gipe Granted New Trial On Murder Reversal
Ollie Gipe, convicted in Henry county for the murder of Mollie Starbuck and her infant, has won reversal in the supreme court. The case will be retried in Henry county.
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Indianapolis
Ollie Gipe
Mollie Starbuck
Henry County
Supreme Court
Danville Court Holds Injunction Keeps Town Without Government
Judge Artman of Boone County Court refuses to dissolve the injunction against the Danville town board. The ruling leaves Danville without a governing body until January 10 when the newly elected board qualifies.
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Danville
Ind
Artman
Boone County Court
Boone County
Fatal Dairy Barn Fire in Evansville Claims Man
Evansville Indiana November 6 1920 The dairy barn of Schaffer and Boeke near the city was destroyed by fire on Sunday. Philip Wilks aged sixty eight was burned to death. Seventy milch cows and ten horses perished in the blaze. Origin of the fire is not known.
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Evansville
Ind
Schaffer & Boeke
Philip Wilks
Merry Making Ends in Death in Connersville
Beulah Utter six-year-old girl died after her dress caught fire while playing ring around the rosey with neighbors near a pile of burning leaves in Connersville Indiana.
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Connersville
Ind
Beulah Utter
Fatal shooting near roadside in Shelbyville
Shelbyville Indiana November 2 a man identified as eighteen year old Clarence Brown was returning from a party when he was fatally wounded by an unknown assailant hiding by the roadside.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Clarence Brown
Southern Indiana Press association elects officers at Indianapolis
The seventeenth annual meeting at the Grand hotel in Indianapolis elected officers William M. Moss president and C W Thomas treasurer. Delegates to the National Editorial association Jay C. Smith W W Aikens J N Marsh John J Wingate Luther Short and others were named along with a uniform supplies committee. A midsummer outing was tentatively set for Winona Lake with the National Editorial association as guests.
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Indianapolis
Southern Indiana Press Association
Grand Hotel
National Editorial Association
Mdnsummer
William M. Moss
Linton Call
W. W. Aikens
Franklin Star
James Caskey
Greensburg News
C. W. Thomas
Corydon Democrat
Sulivan
R. E. Purcell
Winona
Attorney General to sue over Hoosier Oil note
Indianapolis November 4 Attorney General Charles W Miller says he will begin legal proceedings to recover on the note of the Hoosier Oil company unless the amount is paid soon Eben H Wolcott and others who endorsed the new promised to settle the obligation shortly after the auditor was deposed The receiver John Reed and the attorney general have held consultations on the note and it must be paid within the next few days or legal action will be taken
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Indianapolis
Ind
Charles W. Miller
David K. Sherrick
Hoosier Oil Company
Eben H. Wolcott
John Reed
Captured Cracksmen Trail Leads to Four Fugitives
In Riverton Kentucky a posse pursuing a gang blamed for bank explosions nears four more escapees after two wounded committers, G E Smith of Plum Street Cincinnati and J W Wood of Vincennes, are captured and identified. The gang is suspected in the Ridgeville Indiana robbery and the Hagerstown Indiana bank blast last week.
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Riverton
Witlard
G. E. Smith
Plum Street
Cincinnati
J. W. Wood
Vincennes
Ridgeville
Ind
Natorial
Hagerstown
Escapee Thomas Hangs Self After Fatal Trial
In Delphi Indiana on November 1 officials report Fed Thomas killed his father in law William Dellinger with a September 6 shooting at a Tippecanoe County home. He later hanged himself in his cell at the jail six hours after death. His trial had been set for today.
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Delphi
Ind
Thomas
Killen
William Dellinger
Tippecanceyer
Tie Vail
Judge Penfield Commits to New Trade Mission
Judge Penfield of the U S State Department has been touring Central and South American republics to study trade relations and improve American commerce with southern nations. He sailed for New York aboard the British steamer Tennyson after the visit.
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Penfield Comir
Rio Janeiro
Willian L. Penfield
h+s state department
Washington
Europe
United States
New York
Tennyson
Early Arrests Prem ed Boston Nov 1 Chief Watts reports body dismemberer located
Boston dispatch says the doctor who dismembered the body of Vienna A Geary has been found. Police await further information from Morris Nathan, the girl’s lover, now held in custody in Cob y Morgantown Indiana. In Indianapolis a railway employee Frank Cassidy was shot and killed at 2 a.m. at the assailant's home.
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Boston
B. Watts
Vieanna A. Geary
Morris Nathan
Coby
Morgantown
Ind
Frank Cassidy
Indianapolis Southern Railway
John ‘Rageng
Wceek
Twenty fifth AFL convention to convene in Pittsburg
The twenty fifth annust convention of the American Federation of Labor will convene in Pittsburg on Nov 13 and continue in session about ten days.
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American Federation of Labor
Pittsburg
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