Conservative and Liberal Elements Rally in Russia to Oppose Radicals
A vast shift in public opinion in St. Petersburg shows conservatives and liberals uniting to thwart radicals and the Bibhe faction, urging support for the government and a new regime. Police and military protection are promised as government notes admonish officials to avoid political acts and threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden
U Am
Ela
Babe
Tm Yor
M. Kimistri Shipetl
Ana Duchboff
Wempucrata
Moscow
Zematvu
Areny ii
Ita
Count Witte
Mereto Ais
Galeral Desuelin
United States
French Chamber of Deputies
Rouvier
Society of Post and Telegraph
Constituent Assembly
Poland
St. Petersburg
Germany
Big Meeting in Finland Calls for Single Chamber Diet
A thousand constitutional party representatives from across Finland adopt a resolution for a unicameral diet with elections open to all citizens over 21 regardless of sex. They also telegraph Secretary of State Linder in St. Petersburg demanding his immediate resignation.
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Finland
Helsingfors
Constitutional Party
Linder
St. Petersburg
Excitement Among Naval Forces at Sebastopal
Odessa reports Russian naval forces at Sebastopal show rising excitement after events at Cronstadt and Vinnivostok. The force is small, totaling about six thousand sailors, reflecting heightened tension despite limited numbers.
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Odessa
Cronstadt
Vinnivostok
Nvvl
Sebastopal
Sarah Bernhardt Arrives in New York for Chicago Season
Sarah Bernhardt arrives from Europe and heads to Chicago to open her season Monday evening. She will be supported by a company of more than 100 from the Paris theater Sarah Bernhardt. Her repertoire includes Camille and La Tosca among ten plays.
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New York
Sarah Bernhardt
Europe
Chicago
Paris
Camille
Angela
Andrienne
Pacora
Pheasre
Magda
Atlanta Selected as Headquarters for National Child Labor Group
New York officials announce Atlanta Georgia will host the southern headquarters of the national Child Labor Committee, replacing Charlotte as the regional center. Trustees estimate at least two million children under 16 are employed and not in school, urging uniform and stronger laws across states.
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New York
Atlanta
Carld Labor Comtaliies
Charlotte
N. C
A. J. McKelney
Revuerse
Geographical Society Talk on Morocco by Perdicaris
Rev Willlis L Moore, president of the National Geographical Society, spoke at Hubbart Memorial hall on Morocco. He contrasted the sultan with czar Russia, noting a desire for happiness but lacking courage and leadership. Perdicaris described Morocco’s population as between four and seven billions, with citizens living off the main roads to dodge tax officials.
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Washington
Hubbart Memorial Hall
Willis L. Moore
National Geographical Society
Coafirman
Ion Perdicaris
Morocco
Russia
Perdicaris
Political Grafters Scored in Atlantic City Report
The executive committee of the national Grange Patrons of Husbandry reported graft in politics as widespread and adulteration in foods as a growing danger. It urged government action to curb graft and proclaimed a national call to punish grafting universally. The remark also touched on women and ethics with a satirical line.
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Atlantic City
N. Y
National Grange Patrons of Husbandry
United States
Meador shoots clerk in Atlanta hotel incident
Frank B. Meador, a real estate dealer and former state quarantine inspector, shot Mendal Rawak a cigar stand clerk in the Krim ball house at an Atlanta hotel on November 18. Rawak was taken to Grady hospital. Meador fled and remained at large. The groin wound is serious but not deemed fatal unless complications arise.
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Atlanta
Frank B. Meador
Mendal Rawak
Krimball
Rawak
Grady Hospital
Meador
Grand jury to probe Pierson death and jail robbery
Mount Vernon Ohio reports the grand jury may take three to four days to complete the inquiry into the death of Stuart Pierson. They will then examine the robbery of J A McGavery of Oklahoma found bound and gagged in his room at Bexley jail near Kenyon College. A note pinned to McGavery clothes hints at retaliation for earlier coroner findings.
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Mount Vernon, O
Stuart Pierson
Pierson
J. A. McGavery
Oklahoma
Bexley
Kenyon College
McGavery
Masons Gather in Georgia for First State Reunion
The Scottish Rite Masons begin Georgia's first reunion in Savannah running through Friday with dispensation from R. J. Nunn. Degrees from the fourth to the thirty second will be conferred. Delegations from Alabama Tennessee and Florida attend along with members from Atlanta Macon Columbus and Brunswick. Over fifty will enter the class and twenty come for special work led by Dr. J. H. McCormick.
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Savannah
Georgia
R. J. Nunn
Alabama
Tennessee
Florida
Rite
Atlanta
Macon
Columbus
Brunswick
Mobile
J. H. McCormick
Arlington to raise fund for Confederate monument
A joint DC Confederate groups committee will meet to plan funds for a Confederate dead monument in Arlington cemetery. A sculptor has offered to design the monument without pay, with construction costs estimated at 15 000 to 20 000 dollars. Contributions will be sought from southern Confederate societies.
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Washington
Arlington Cemetery
District of Columbia
South
National Cemetery
Western Money Reaches Wall Street From Chicago Markets
Chicago bankers report strong money flow to Wall Street amid high eastern rates. western funds arriving in New York may hurt western borrowers if rates persist a prolongation of ten to twenty percent in New York could pull capital from Chicago making it hard for business papers to be placed.
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Chicago
New York
East
Wall Street
Five Burned to Death in Italian Tenement Fire
Fire at 72 70 Basi Street in New York killed five tenants, three women and two men, with remains possibly more to be found. Fire started in a ground floor area, likely arson, as police investigate threats from the Black Hand and a rooftop escape saved by firemen.
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New York
Sireet
Il. Groucd F.oor
H le
Guiseppi Randazzo
Antonio Lorca
Calvatore Tiazza
Sara Tiazza
Antonio Zelarde
Jessee
Black Hand Society
Tragedy in Birmingham: Webb Kills Woman Then Himself
In Birmingham on November 17 Robert Webb of Krebs Lumber shot 22 year old Nora Scarborough at a south side house and killed himself. The woman survived bleeding after fleeing the room where the quarrel over a watch occurred and authorities investigate possible third party involvement. Scarborough's home is in Smithfield and Webb has a Pelham family.
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Birmingham
Ala
Robert Webb
Krebs Lumber Company
Nora Scarborough
Tne
Miss Secarborough
Webb
Pelham
Miss Scarborough
Smithfield
Union Pacific Employees Asked About Life Insurance
A dispatch from Omaha reports that Union Pacific railway employees were ordered to state whether they carry life insurance and the type. During the week, workers in several departments were questioned about their life insurance status.
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Chicago
Record-Herald
Omaha
Union Pacific Railway
Harriman
Union Pacific
Teair Life Insurance
Triple Murderer Captured Sighting Reported in Pa
Middletown New York November 18 Charles Henry Rogers sought for the October 6 triple murder of Willis Olneg Pred Olneg and Alice Ingrick near the city has been seen and identified in Kimble Pike county Pennsylvania detectives are on his trail
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Middletown
N. Y
Charles Henry Rogers
Willis
Pred Olneg
Alice Ingrick
Kimble
Pixe County
Schooner Gers Rises Disaster Off Florida Jetty
A schooner named Gers and its crew drifted during a heavy gale off Fernandina in Pasadena and Duckworth were aboard from New York. The vessel ran aground at the jetty with wreckage reported and no loss of lives credited, rescued by a pilot vessel.
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Gers Fernandina
Big Fire In India Indianapolis Nov. 22
A six story building caught fire in the center of the district as the Badger Fire Company fought the blaze. The entire fire department was summoned to control the flames and economize on resources.
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India
Indianapolis
Government Printing Office Faces Reduced Output
Washington November article reports lower production at the Government Printing Office. Red Printer Ricketts notes decreased work over three years with layoffs and sick leave, attributing cuts to presidential orders and head of the Meat division, amid plans to limit winter hiring.
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Washington
Ricketts
Keep Commission
Landis
Montana
Ohio Court Grants Separation in Madden Divorce Case
Cincinnati November 17. Judge James B. Swing awards separation for Mrs Madden while divorce proceedings continue with John F E Madden. Alimony set at 256 dollars monthly plus 6000 dollars in fees. children’s custody remains tied to Kentucky court jurisdiction. wife’s bona fide residence in Cincinnati noted.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
James B. Swing
Madden
John FE. Madden
Kentucky
Kosmos II Steamship Line Inaugurates Atlantic Bremen Service
Philadelphia reports that the Kosmos II, under auspices of Hamburg, now controls about 40 steamers in freight and steerage service. The new Atlantic Bremen route began operations recently and was received by a local firm yesterday, signaling expanded shipping links.
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Philadelphia
Hamburg
Kosmos II
Atlantic
Bremen
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