Unrest in Russia as Strikes Challenge Government
Reports describe widespread labor unrest and mixed plans for leadership as the strike threatens Count Witte’s ministry. Proposals include land redistribution and old age pensions for workers, while a government loan to German banks is rumored. Father Gapon’s influence wanes as unions split and authorities urge order amid mobilization. The garrison is reinforced and Tsarskoe Selo events are noted with the emperor in apparent good health. A separate item reports Kentucky whisky tax rising to ten dollars per barrel.
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Count Witte
M. Guebhoff
Migentin
Law and Order Party
Father Gapor
Looge
Father Gapon
Einperor
Simnovsky
Tsarskoe Selo
Vladimir
Nich
Olas Nicholaievitch
Advertising War of Cigarette Makers in Manchuria
A U S Washington correspondent reports a brisk rivalry between Japanese tobacco monopolies and the British American Tobacco company in Manchuria. Colorful posters, native agents, and samples flood the market as both sides push Virginia leaf brands on Chinese walls and interiors under varied labels.
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United States
Japan
W. W. Price
Columbia
8. C
Receni
Washington
Manchuria
British-American Tobacco Company
Newehwang
America
Shanghai
Newcehwang
Ang
Vanehuria
Ile
Unclear fragmentary transport schedule entry
The readable text shows scattered times and routes but lacks complete details for a coherent report. No clear event, place, or entities can be reliably identified beyond generic schedule fragments.
Zanesville to Cleveland Through Tickets Sold
Public notice lists through tickets and contact details for trains between Zanesville and Cleveland via Canton and points east. Beggar and fare information unclear. third Tuesday monthly meetings mentioned. call numbers provided for more details.
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Canton
Pointe East
Zane
Schedule Takes Effect November Twenty Seventh
The updated timetable lists westbound arrivals and departures with times around 10:20 a.m. and 9:23 p.m. The note indicates the division is applying a new schedule starting November 27.
Vinol Liver Oil Guarantee In Coshocton Ad
A Coshocton druggist promotes Vinol cod liver oil tonic, claiming it revives weak systems and rich blood with no stomach upset. The advertisement promises a money back guarantee if Vinol fails to deliver restored health and improved strength.
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Coshocton
Vinci
C. EB. Anderson
Perkins Executive Heads Le Pere Marquette And Cincinnati Line
Perkins elected chairman of Le Pere Marquette railroad and also executive head of Cincinnati Hamton and Dayton line, uniting leadership of two properties. Reports on suits against former owners remain unconfirmed. Also notes a British steamer Bronfan with Italia picked up near Corvo Island and 850 passengers unharmed bound for Genoa. Russian refugees reach Jassy amid agrarian unrest. Burnham Campbell announces delay in government formation until December 11.
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Horta
Azure Islands
Bronfan
Italia
New York
Corvo Island
Genoa
Naples
Sale of Bonds for Coshocton Sewer Project
Sealed proposals for the purchase of City of Coshocton bonds totaling 1000 dollars, dated November 14 1905, maturing 1907 to 1911 in five 200 dollar parts, at 4.5 percent interest, payable semi annually. Bids due December 15 1905 noon. Bond numbers 1 through 5 with specified maturities. Highest bid at par plus accrued interest. Ten percent certified check required. City may reject all bids.
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Coshocton
Ohio
Walnut Street
Diaah
Honda
Novel Election Bet Traced To Green Themed Dinner
A New York dinner hosted by Fraok 5. Campbell, a self described audetieker, followed a wager with W A Woodbury over William Ws Ivins’s mayoral bid. The event featured green foods and décor, an orchestra, green cards and ribbon, and eighteen guests. Each waiter received two dollars as a tip.
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New York
Fraok 5
Campbell
W A. Woodbury
William Ws. Ivins
Umauer
Japan's Foreign Trade Growth Tangles in First Half
Unclear OCR excerpt discusses Japan commerce abroad and foreign trade growth for the first half of the year. Figures appear garbled, mentioning 920000 and 850,000,000 in fragmented form, with unclear context on targets or comparisons.
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Japan
Postal Savings Bank Bill Aims at Central Washington
Representative Snapp of Illinois introduces a bill placing the postmaster general in charge of a Washington central bank that would issue postal savings stamps in small denominations. Stamp cards would hold stamps until they total one dollar, at which point the deposits would be made. Hoffheimer Arraigned on Swindle Charge in Chicago. Samuel N Hoffheimer, accused of stealing 256000 from S W Straus & Co, appears before Justice Cochrane. case continued to Thursday. Nelson Morris testifies with checks alleged to be drawn by Union Cottonseed Co. Morris and his son deny familiarity with the checks.
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Postal Savings Bank
Washington
Snapp
Hall
Hoffheimer
Chicago
Samuel N. Hoffheimer
W. Straus & Company
Cochrane
Nelson Morris
Packer
Union Cottonseed Company
Morris
Edwin Morris
Russia Still Cut Off From Berlin to St Petersburg
Washington reports officials say telegraphic links only from Berlin to Bydtkuhnen, on the German Russian border. Efforts are under way to establish water communication via German and British torpedo boats between St Petersburg and the exterior. Ambassador Meyer remains in Berlin seeking access to his post in St Petersburg.
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Russia
Washington
State Department
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Lower
Bydtkuhnen
Germany
Poland
Meyer
Witness Beaton Assault Ties Oregon Land Fraud Case
A telegram from Washington reports a principal witness against Congressman Williamson of Oregon was assaulted and seriously injured by Pineville town marshal for testifying in the land fraud trials. The incident occurred in Williamson's home town of Pineville.
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Beaton
Washington
Interior Department
Williamson
Oregon
Pineville
Willamson
Chivalry Club Rules on Streetcar Seating Reported
A Pittsburgh special dispatch to the Philadelphia Press describes a club of East End businessmen in Pittsburgh who aim to promote chivalry on crowded streetcars. The constitution urges women to the right and men to the Jet with rules that men on the left must yield seats to women when seats are scarce.
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East End
Pittsburg
Card Etiquette at Parisians Cemeteries Sparks Novel Hint
A Paris idea stores visiting cards at graves with an empty box on a tombstone for visitors to place notes. The practice aims to let relatives of the deceased see which friends still honor the memory, by reading the cards left for the departed.
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Paris
Jap investigator studies English justice at poker courts
Commissioner Hayashi of the Japanese government tours English poker courts on a special mission to observe how accused persons are treated. He will note the judicial joke and determine when magistrates refuse to turn heart into theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayashi
London Globe
Wax Figure Models Beauty Portraits in Wax
A woman finds an alternative to photography by modeling in tinted wax. The method yields a distinct, flattering portrait with a refined appearance, suggesting a fashionable new way to capture beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxzwerka
Lovely Wownan
Lonlou
Government to test zebras as new draft animals in Africa and America
Secretary Wilson and the Bureau of Animal Industry, with Dr. Frank Baker, plan a zoological experiment crossing Abyssinian zebras with American horses to create a new draft breed. United States consul general Robert P. Skinner arranged shipment of two zebra stallions from Abyssinia to New York via Marseilles. The project aims to improve speed, strength, and endurance for climates where horses and mules fail, drawing interest from zoologists and livestock men worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Bureau of Animal Industry’ Agricultural Department
Frank Baker
National Zoologian Park
William E. Curtis
Chicago Record- Herald
Washington
Kenya Free State
Africa
Aleé
Robert P. Skinner
United States
Marestiies
Abyssinis
Ras Maleeneu
Herar
Mr. Skinner
Moen
Menelik
Maxseilles
New York
Department of State
Washington Zoo
Baker
Agricultural Department
South Africa
Central Africa
East Indies
Kongo Free State
Kongo River
Gerimur
Bbarness
Cantaloupe Perfume Debuts Among Charleston Socialites
A Charleston girl pioneers a new fragrance labeled cantaloupe, inspired by Paris scents and Washington society circles. The perfume, now sought in Paris, is offered as powder and liquid, described as delicate and evoking pleasant fields and joy of living, with violet rose and heliotrope deeming crude.
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Charleston
Bishop Mackay-Smith
Washington
New York
Thas
Paris
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