Grand Duke Sergius Killed In Moscow Bombing
A lone socialist revolutionary assassin threw a bomb beneath Grand Duke Sergius' carriage near the Kremlin causing a brutal death. The blast shattered windows, ripped the duke apart, and left police to capture the wounded attacker who confessed to the crime.
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Torn
Moscow
Srewman Palace
Anu
Ivan the Terrible
Ais
Red Square
Nicholas
von Plehve
Palace of Justice
Socialist Revolutionary Party
Interior
Kremlin
Courts of Justice
Arsenal
Social Revolutionary Organization
Topeka Moves to Halt Foster Lease on Osage Reserve
Senator Fitzatrick led a senate resolution urging the president, interior secretary, and Congress to stop and annul the Foster lease on the Osage Indian reservation which the interior department says was secured by fraud. Kansas oil producers fear renewing the lease would thwart their investments and oil policies. Frank G. Prouty met with Kansas Oil Producers' Association in Topeka to study Kansas laws against Standard Oil and plans to push new territorial bills this week amid ongoing investigations.
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Non
Fitzatrick
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
Congress of the United States
Foster
Osage Indian
Standard Oil Company
Washington
Kansas
Garfield
Standard
Indian Territory
Frank G. Prouty
Territorial
Kansas Oil Producers’ Association
Oklahoma
Kansas House
House Passes Naval Bill With Two New Battleships
The House approved the naval appropriation bill totaling 99 914 359 dollars after a seven hour session. Provisions for two battleships were retained amid a sharp party split with about forty Democrats crossing to Republicans and a similar number opposing. A heated debate referenced the assassination of Grand Duke Sergei and President Roosevelt's Russia condolence message.
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House
Committee On Naval Affairs
Injori
Cal
Nority
Grand Dake Sergius
Baker
N. Y
Roosevelt
Russia
St. Petersburg
Kansas Anti-Trust Law Upheld by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court in an opinion by Justice Brewer sustains the Kansas anti-trust law. Edmund J S and others challenged the law after Smiley, once secretary of the State Grain Dealers association, helped form a wheat dealers trust in Bison Rush county to fix prices. The court ruled the law compatible with state police powers and not contrary to the federal constitution.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Brewer
Edmund J. S
Smiley
State Grain Dealers’ Association
Bison
Rush County
Supreme Court of the State
Brewer
Wreck Near Fairlawn Claims One Life and Wounds Forty
In Paterson New Jersey February 21 a Erie railroad commuter train derailed near Fairlawn killing Grace Matthews of Sufferin New York who leaned from a window. About forty people were injured fifteen seriously as the head car ran on ties for a mile before crashing down a twelve foot embankment. Several cars toppled into a snow arift reducing some injuries.
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Erie Railroad
Fairlawn
Grace Matthews
Sufferin
N. Y
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