Riots Threaten Amid Imperial Pressures After Russian Manifesto
Reports from Odessa and St. Petersburg describe deep divisions in the empire after the constitution was promised. Enthusiasm and radical agitation split crowds into loyalists and revolutionaries, with clashes and arrests reported in multiple towns including Kishineff and Kiev as authorities brace for further unrest.
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Pfice
Kasan
Russia
St. Petersburg
Pysiostok
Kishineff
Kieff
Otoet
Night of Violence in Dalnitzkaya Street Clash Shocks City
Conflicts between Cossacks and students in Dalnitzkaya street flare into fighting. Dozens killed or wounded as Cossacks whip and lance crowds. university scene sees students and police clashing, windows shattered, many injured. National mood reportedly rises with constitutional news.
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Las Mex
Russia
Cosens
Jersons
Ovessa
Madenis
Themelve
Sky Guard
Te University
Sidente
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Damage suits against Chicago dismissed in theater fire case
Chicago November 2 Judge Jease Hold On dismissed 17 damage suits against the city of Chicago in the Iroquois theater fire case. The city is relieved of further responsibility though suits remain against the Iroquois Theater Company and Klaw and Erlanger, ABisemen! company.
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Chicago
Jease
Atorney
Iroquois Theater Company
iKlaw & Erlanger Abisemen! Company
Georgia Masons Open 119th Annual Session in Macon
The Grand Lodge of Georgia Masons began its 119th annual communication at the city auditorium in Macon with about one thousand members attending. Grand Master Meyeraarid presided as an address was delivered. a banquet was planned for the evening. City officials provided the venue due to the expected crowd. The halls were decorated and local Masons offered hospitality to visiting members and their guests.
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Macon
Hun Cysg
Grand Lodge of Georgia Masons
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Meyeraarid
Auditoriuum
Masonic Temple
Auditorum
Booker Washington Blames Whites For Race Troubles
Chicago on Oct 31 Booker T Washington told a mass meeting of the Negro Baptists that white men created the race problem in Africa by denying black men passenger rail cars. He criticized European nations for taking Africa and praised missionary efforts as progress. The convention closes today with Insieeles chosen for next year’s meeting.
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Booker T. Washington
First Regiment Armor
National Convention of Negro Baptists
Africa
Booker Washington
Ins Ieeles
Missing $5,000 Express Package Mystery in Fidena
Detectives hunt for the $5.90 Northern Express package contents from Hamilton to New York, sent by Charles F Kelsey to Harris & Co for investment. The New York firm returns newspaper clippings instead of the securities, though seals remained intact.
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Fidena
Mont
Hamilton
New York
Express Company
Charles F Kely
Co. Harris & Co
Kelsey
Roosevelt Nearing Home With West Virginia Wireless Link
Wireless message from Norfolk shows cruiser West Virginia 50 miles south of Cape Hatteras at 10 a.m. reporting bad seas and high wind. No confirmation yet on arrival as weather and coast service outages hindered transmissions. President Roosevelt and the Sylph were last reported in Washington and may be near the Lower Chesapeake Bay.
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Norfolk
Norfolk Navy Yard
Cape Hatteras
Capes
Hatteras
Statio
S.or
Loca LT
Patteras
Coast Service
Mutiny Aboard Dundee Over Scarce Rations and Brutal Officiating
The Dundee captained by James Stepeace sailed from Bremen to Seattle and mutinied in July after crews endured sickness and poor food. Officers subdued the sailors with guns as knives were drawn. Some crew jailed in Singapore for mutiny after a voyage via Capetown and Batavia. several were sentenced to weeks of imprisonment.
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James Ste _ — peace
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Bremen
Germany
Mareh
Seattle
Cape
Capetown
Tuett Cas
Thom
Batavia
Singapore
Strike Averted in Fall River Cotton Wage Accord
Fall River Massachusetts reports a settlement between cotton manufacturers and the textile council after protracted talks. A wage agreement begins Oct 23 with a total direct and indirect increase just under 9 percent, likely avoiding a strike for at least a year.
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Fall River
Mass
Textile Council
South Carolina Paper Fails in Bankruptcy Filing
In Charleston D C on November 1 editor A G Kollock of the Darlington News filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Kollock owned shares in Independent Oil and Darlington Trust and faced assets of 28663.42 against liabilities of 53508.95. The News, once a leading weekly in the state, had strong patronage and a solid plant.
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Charleston
D. C
United States District Court
A. G. Kollock
Darlington News
Kollock
Independent Oil Company
Darlington Trust Company
South Carolina
Keilor
Ivaz
Circus Man Kills Self After Attack in Covington
George W. Roueche 32, of the Les Downs circus, died in a private boarding house room as he, tormented by a premnenta attack and fearing death, cut his throat with a razor. Reverend R. C Clarkler summoned to counsel him before the act. His mother in Meadeville, Pa., was to be notified.
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Covington
George W. Roueche
Les Downs
Meadeville, Pa
Decrease in Cotton Receipts at Americus Ga
In Americus Georgia warehouses hold about 2000 bales of unsold cotton though most of the crop has been marketed. Receipts lag behind last year and by Oct 30 this season the gap grows as prices are expected higher and farmers may hold portions of their crop. In Mississippi, a million dollar deal aims to transfer yellow pine lands in Jones county at about 37.50 per acre, brokered by a Jackson realty man with southern lumber interests.
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Jackson
Miss
Jones County
Southern Lumber
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