Czar Issues Manifesto Eight Divisions Amid Reforms
The eight division manifesto from Emperor Nichols calls for reforms following a memorial by Countess Zamstves. It directs reports to the Council of Ministers, promises action on peasant relief, and notes no explicit pledge on a constitutional assembly or Jewish creed, with peasant life central to imperial plans.
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Rt. Petersburg
Russia
Nichols
Council of Ministers
Constitutional Assembly
Frereann
Senate
Nos
Renm
Ministry of the Interior
Iabor
Bryan Rescued After Fainting At Untop Station
William J Bryan was found fainting in the Untop Station office after being locked inside a room with a steam vent. He could not open a window or escape until station staff freed him, then he was taken to write a letter and recover.
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Denver
Gal
Willian J. Bryan
Bryan
Riot near Warsaw leaves Russian officer dead
Reports of a fatal riot south of Moscow describe troops dispersing a midnight parade at Radeny where insurgents fired on soldiers. The commander of an infantry regiment was killed and others wounded. Soldiers returned fire, killing a marcher and wounding several more.
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Warsaw
Russia
Radeny
Unexploded Russian Torpedo Found Off Danish Coast
Reports from Copenhagen say fishermen found an unexploded Russian torpedo off Hjorring in West Jutland. It is believed discharged by a vessel of the Battle Sect during the Dogger Bank incident when British trawlers were fired on.
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Rm Tondon
Eng
Daily Mall
Copenhagen
Hjorring
West Jutland
Battle
Dogger Bank
Powder Plant Blast Shakes Halifix County Towns
A massive blast at the Acadia Powder plant near Waverly, New York, rattled Halifax and surrounding towns. Hundreds fled after a series of explosions toppled homes, shattered windows, and damaged buildings though no injuries were reported. Superintendent Layton’s home was destroyed. his daughter escaped with minor injuries.
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N. Y
Waverly
Robert Layton
Margaret Layton
Layton
Bedford
Renfrew
Oldham
G. R. Gue
Acadia Company
Rue
Pardons as Christmas Gifts in Texas Prisons
Texas Governor Freeman granted twenty seven pardons to inmates in state prisons so they could be home for Christmas. Most pardons adjusted long terms, including several murderers, with release upon notice. The motion follows prior reports of military actions and various global notes.
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New Orleans
Lanhim
Christuiny
Train Collision at Brown's Crossing Kills and Bets Fire Crew
A head on collision between eastbound and westbound passenger trains on the South ern Railway near Crown's Crossing Illinois results in seven dead and many injured. Fire and rescue efforts save passengers as engineers and crew perish amid wreckage. multiple locals including Princeton and Huntington residents report.
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Lindley
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Dale
Ind
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Huntington
Inc
Albert P. Brown
Charles Hutty
Homer D. Hogan
Georgetown
Henry Oxkins
Tennyson
Witliam Underwood
Belleville
Cyrus Hudson
Charles Schmidt
Centralia
Official canvass shows Roosevelt leads with 7.6 million votes
The official canvass of presidential electors from November 1900 completed reveals Roosevelt Republican 7,627,632 Parker Democrat 5,080,004 Bryan 0? The article details state-by-state results, total votes by party, and electoral counts across 46 states with Roosevelt carrying 32 states for 336 electoral votes.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
Washington
Roosevelt
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Dols
Swallow
Watson
Coreregan
Hotcomb
McKinley
Bryan
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
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Maryland
Mississippi
Newampshire
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
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Delaware
Georgian
Missinnippi
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New York
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Nebraska
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Hania
Stratos
California
Fllinois
Massachusetts
Mssouri
Delis
Winos
Indianna
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Missouri
Moontana
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Tah
Wisconsin
Minois
Socialist Labor Party
Stea Rose
Colorado
Connecticut
Indiana
Massachusetta
Rhode Isla
Tessinh
Gus Washington
Continental Labor Party
Illinois
Noble horse rescues child from Farnam street fall
Five year old Ruth O’Wiara slipped from a curbstone on Farnam street and was lifted to safety by a jet black horse named Neb. The crowd cheered as the horse steadied the girl and set her on the path, then stood by with a calm, proud gaze. The mother was hysterical but unharmed.
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Ruth O'Wiara
Farnam Street
Lawyer Sues Railroad for Loss of Vote and Damages
Colorado lawyer Cole-Ernest Marvis sues the Colorado Midkine Railroad Company for 10016 dollars claiming damages for loss of his vote in the November election. He was delayed by a wreck near Glenwood Springs on Election Day, kept from reaching the polls by twelve hours.
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Denver
Cole-Ernest Marvis
Lawsuer
Colorado Midkine Railroad Company
Mortis
Glenwood Springs
Royal figures and notices span European and American pages
A杂 mix of news notes mentions King Carlos of Portugal a revolver expert. the Duke of Norfolk among Britain’s wealthiest. Field Marshal Sir George White eyed for Chelsea Hospital governorship. Judge A Stirke death in California noted as Sonoma County’s first white child born. References to King Frederick Augustus Saxony amnesty. Chief Justice Richard H. Alvey’s return to Hagerstown. Dr William Oster’s Oxford professorship and Oster Medical Hall plan. Luther Burbank appointed Stanford lecturer. Professor Robert Noch to South Africa for animal disease work. Sir Thomas Lipton funds Christmas aid in New York. and a royal wedding date for Crown Prince Frederick William of the Netherlands and Duchess Christina of Mahlentieg-Schwerut.
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Chelsea Hospital
A. Stirke
San Bernardino
Cal
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Saxony
Aniannie
Richard H. Alvey
United States Court of Appeals of
District of Columba
Hagerstown
Willam Oster
England
Regia
Yieijene
Oxford University
Baltimore
New York City
Rederic Willan Sind
Cretin
Mahlentieg-Sehiwerut
Seven Die in Bolivar Mine Disaster
Seven Austrian workers suffocated in the No 2 soft coal mine of Reese Haynmoend Brick Company near Bolivar. A small building burned at the mine mouth, drawing heat and smoke into the drift via the air shaft, trapping the victims. About twenty five men worked in the mine. seven died, others rescued in bad shape. Property loss minor, a few hundred dollars.
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Bolivar
Penu
Ely
Reese Haynmoend Mire Brick Company
Patterson Trial Fails in High Profile New York Murder Case
In New York City a jury in the case of Nan Patterson, accused of shooting Caesar “Caesar” Young, could not reach a verdict after 24 hours of deliberation. The foreman announced a 6 to 6 split and no degree reached, leading to the defendant’s remand and a dramatic courtroom scene as Young’s relatives and supporters spoke amid grief.
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Caesar Young
Thie City
Non Patterson
Caesar’ Youngs
Tudge Davis
Tirad
Jerome Tak
Davis
Showlder
Lunction
Rall
Snrork
Nan
Patterson
Sen
Frank T. Young
Bert
Caesar” Young
Taklue Caesar
West Broadway
Qyler
Europe
Misa Patterson
Thonate
Young
Miles ‘Atterson
Leonard Street
Milk and groceries price list with varied dairy and produce items
A historic price list shows dairy items like milk and butter, and a wide range of produce and poultry. It includes prices for beans, fruits, live poultry, meats, vegetables, and staples such as flour, sugar, and syrup, with numerous entries across departments.
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Yaas
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Cal
Baldwin
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Concord
Cranberriey
C. Cod
Jersey
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Mit
Brotler
Phladelphia
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Pacific Coast
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Tore
N. Duluth
Reeves
Ceeeeeene Bmg
Reid
Orange Co
Bo Haney
Women secure a civil service position through improvised petition
An old account from Washington recalls a 1804 moment when a woman walked into General Spinner’s office and earned a Treasury clerk job without a formal recommendation. The tale contrasts modern obstacles for women with the earlier open access era.
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Spinner
Slsol
Treasury Department
Washington
Treasury
General Spinner
Noakion
Washington Post
Oldest Woman Claim and Notable Aging Factoids
The notice highlights Maria Nicto born in 1781 as a candidate for the oldest living woman, noting she has lived across three centuries, was married twice and had nineteen children who survive. It also mentions prison reform in New York and Cannon becoming editor of the Salt Lake Tribune, with Fresno County producing 49,000 tons of raisins yearly.
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Cadi
Tria
Pall Mall Gazette
Madeldelalma
Maria Nicto
Abe
United States
Frank 3. Cannon
Utah
Salt Lake Tribune
Fresno County
California
Guaranteed Cure For Piles Licking and Bleeding
Ad claims a guaranteed cure for piles with ointment in 0 to 14 days. Buyer protected by refund offer if not cured. Mentions Druggista and Great Britain as part of the promotion.
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Druggista
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