Defeated Czarean Troops Hold Defensive City Posts
Insurgents press in Russian districts as czarist troops withdraw to Riga Mitau Libau. A Ta Kim detachment repelled by insurgents left wounded and dead, with sentinels overrun and houses burned. Authorities weigh repression policy amid unrest and planned loyal demonstrations on emperor’s birthday.
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Riga
Mitay
Ang Libau
Sen
Ta Kim
Hime
Muetter
Treblag
Anu Cd
Throne 18 Tottering as Proletariat Fight Grows
In St. Petersburg under police watch the workers council prints 200000 copies of a paper asserting the government faces its last fight. The council declares the throne tottering, cites 14 regiments in revolt at Riga, and warns of a possible broader uprising as the army falters.
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Ikmen's Council
St. Petersburg
Worken
Romanofts
Cpuge
Riga
Supreme Court reverses Minnesota land case in Otter Tail
The U S Supreme Court reversed the Minnesota Supreme Court in Siolli vs Dreschel regarding Otter Tail county land. Sjalli claimed under homestead laws while Dreschel held a transfer from the Northern Pacific Railway. The court ruled that filing indemnity selections did not bar preemption by homestead rights, in an opinion by Justice Harlan.
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Federal Supreme Court
Minnesota
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Minnesole Supreme Court
Siolli
Dreschel
Otter Tail County
Mini
Sjalli
Dresche
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Sjai
Justice Harlan
Fourth Class Midshipmen Called as Witnesses at Annapolis
At the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland first class midshipmen who form the code court have allegedly instructed fourth class mates called as witnesses to answer freely and fully. The move is seen as a bid to break down authority and press information.
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Annapolis
Dec
Naval Academy
Clas
Board of Investigation
The Chinese Boycott Faces Mixed Reactions Abroad
San Francisco reports indicate a waning Chinese boycott on American goods. Dispatches from the Orient via Korea suggest a reduction in hostilities toward U S products, though lingering resentment toward Americans persists and complicates trade relations.
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San Francisco
Korea
United States
Tragic Fire Claims Ostrim Family in Charlevoix
In Charlevoix Michigan on December 14 William Ostrim and his two young children aged one and two perished when a nighttime blaze engulfed their home on the outskirts of the city. Authorities pursue a Tanian investigation into the circumstances surrounding the deadly fire.
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Charlevoix
Mich
William Ostrim
North Coast train robbery cash missing in Spokane report
A Spokane office note mentions over $600 in cash secured by bandits who robbed the North Coast restricted train near North Yai tufouy. Separate items report Edward Joris and three others from Constantinople being sentenced to death by local court for an attempted sultan assassination.
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Spokane
Wash
Heamer
Northern Pacific
North ‘Coast
North Yai Tufouy
Constantinople
Edward Joris
Nc- Com
Telegraphic Briefities and Nominations in District Notice
Brief items report a White House conference discussion on rail legislation. The Senate confirmed James T. Shea as marshal for the district of North Dakota. Mrs. Mary Lacey Quigles mother of Archbishop James T. Quigley of the taxa died in Rochester New York at age eighty five.
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White Hose
Senate
James T. Shea
District of North Dakota
Mary Lacey Quigles
James T. Quigley
Rochester
N.Y
Iowa Supreme Court Allows Recovery of Liquor Shipments
Iowa’s high court ruled that buyers who paid for liquor shipped into Iowa can recover those funds even if the alcohol could not be purchased domestically. In John Hamison v Schiltz Brewing Co, Milwaukee, the court said breweries must repay $5,000 for beer sent to Hamilton County. The decision prompts many local claimants to file suits seeking restitution, with potential recoveries ranging from five to twenty thousand dollars.
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Iowa
O. D
Jawa Supreme Court
John Hamison
Schiltz Brewing Company
Milwaukee
Iamilton
Inns County
C. O.D
Chicago
Supreme Court
Tarde Seti
Election Ruling on Votes by Residence and Sleep
The Towa supreme cult directs that a span may not vote where he was and must vote in the precinct of his sleep or established residence. The decision affects Dr. J. Sayre of Osage and the case involves Megat Valin and ongoing legal voing clarifications.
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Towa Supreme Cult
J. Sayre
Osage
Egal
Eman Caguur Syyr
Bat Byst Veah
Batlot
Tuite
Ap Bintly
Duels End in Violence in Town Justice Hears Case
Meucen Whitnah of Page county found guilty of killing Charles Middaugh in a town duel. The incident began with a fist fight and escalated to knives after a party. Whitnah sentenced to ten years in prison.
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Meucen Whitnah
Kittie
Charles Middaugh
Qrank
Agrel
Whitnah
Nebraska Governor Offers View On Crowe Case
Governor says Crowe remains charged in Dough County and cannot be removed while the case is unresolved. Justice in the state will be honored. another figure, Mathew Maldes, is sentenced to life in prison for beating his wits dead. Judge Hutchinson pronounces the sentence.
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Strokes
Nebraska
Romeo
Pat Crow
Crowe
Dough County
Eleys
Iowa
Oes
Matthew Maldes
Mido Erdme
Wits Avon Mitten
Dtawarden
Hutchinson
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