26 Jan 1905
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Newspaper
Francesville Tribune
Location
Francesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1905
Page
1
Readable fragment notes Dr J B Shilk practicing dentistry, with no clear location or actions. The sentence fragment provides minimal context and lacks a complete event, date, or outcome to summarize into a fuller card.
Moscow and St. Petersburg report intensified control as Governor General Trepov wields near total authority. Funerals for Sunday victims unfold amid hunger and deportation threats, while Moscow remains quiet and work resumes uncertainly amid 150th anniversary plans.
At Kishineff a seditious theater demonstration sparked panic as incendiary proclamations spread fear among spectators. Twenty arrests were made including four Jewish soldiers amid growing hostility to the government. In Palace square a brutal clash left many dead and wounded as guards fired upon rioters after challenging the crowd with orders to disperse.
Moscow reports say a liberal paper denounces the official shooting report as a clash between troops and Russian citizens. Troops patrol Moscow and St Petersburg while drunken demonstrators are dispersed. In St Petersburg a new governor general is named, with wide powers over city administration and permits. An officer in imperial uniform is mobbed and a general is killed on the Nicholas Bridge as cases of violence mount.
A Russian admiral who joined Port Arthur prisoners in Japan gave AP a statement on the fortress defense and surrender. He called the surrender a disgrace, faulted General Stuessel, and praised General Kondratenko as the defense hero. In Washington the Reed Smoot probe nears end as cross-examinations conclude.
The entry notes Alva Adams files an answer to the gubernatorial contest by James dy. The document states a general denial of the contestant and alleges fraud in several counts. The piece also mentions a frozen city scene and unrest in a separate historic account.
A dramatic scene at the Narva gate ends with a volley and heavy casualties as Father Gopon and two clergymen lead workers in a confrontation with troops. The article also reports a fire in Crawfordsville causing about 11 000 dollars in losses, Purdue adopting a new rule, and Indiana senate debates on temperance and other measures.
In Columbus Indiana a quarrel over a woman at an oyster supper resulted in Andrew Henry aged 70 stabbing Brazillia Rand 18 causing a panic that injured two young women who fell downstairs. Rand fled and is being hunted by a sheriff and posse. Nearby reports cover a non union labor injunction in Muncie and bank dividend disbursements in Greenburg.Authorities also arrest Louis Hancock in Evansville on charges related to stolen money from postal patrons.
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