Trepoff Denies Blood Drinker Amid Moscow Labor Turmoil
Outbreaks in Helsinki and MoscowInternational phase of the trouble prompt Cossack patrols as about thirty people are wounded in unrest. A St Petersburg proclamation outlines government plans to curb strikes by offering wage hours reform and state insurance, urging workers to return to work and promising limited concessions within the law. Authorities aim to halt agitation and restore order while preparing further proclamations if needed.
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Russia
Moscow unrest eases after dispersed mob and limited violence
Reports say weapons were used briefly as authorities in Moscow ordered restraint to avoid a larger tragedy. Crowds in several towns drew fires and injuries but the anticipated nationwide outbreak did not fully materialize with limited clashes in Riga and Saint Petersburg and diplomatic telegrams prompting inquiries from Britain.
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Anglo Japanese accusations flare over Russian turmoil
London reports accuse England and Japan of inciting unrest at Russian yards and forts. Moscow dispatch cites Captain Grove, British consul, seeking explanation from M. Roudhedt, acting in absence of Chief Volkot, regarding London telegram blaming Anglo Japanese instigation for strikes and fortifications.
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Japan
Turbulent protests in Helsinki and Moscow on strikes
Reports from Helsinki and Moscow describe large demonstrations and worker unrest amid the St. Petersburg violence. About 10,000 protesters gathered, with speeches denouncing troops firing on workers and urging elective legislative reform. A Moscow telegram urged government restraint, demanding no violence while allegations of provocation by rioters are noted.
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Complaints About Censorship Fall Short in London Jam
London dispatches note that claims of Russian censorship restoring freedom are unjustified. The Associated Press and other reports continue to publish from St Petersburg Moscow and other Russian centers, indicating ongoing access to news despite restrictions.
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FIRE IN A BLIZZARD HITS NEW YORK CITY FRAK
In early morning a fierce blizzard struck New York causing a wine fraternal hall on Willard Avenue to be destroyed and neighbor concerns. Hundreds of men and children fled beds in scant clothing as losses rose and fire crews struggled to reach and extinguish the flames. Two workers were hospitalized in shock, and water had to be drawn from frozen hydrants before flames could be fought. The city endures one of its worst blizzards in twenty four hours with heavy snow, wind, and disruption reported across the area.
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Chicago People In A Wreck In Louisville
A wreck in Louisville injures several people with multiple reports of serious injuries. Names and affiliations are garbled in the OCR but many individuals are listed as hurt or taken to hospitals. A Senate attendance note and a yellow fever bulletin are included in the garbled dispatch.
Wisconsin Elects Latollette as U S Senator for Term
Governor Latollette secured a decisive victory in the Wisconsin legislature election to serve as United States senator. The assembly chose Latollette after a tense session, with support from the Republican and reform blocs. Latollette pledged to fulfill national duties while urging readiness for unforeseen issues and offering to yield the seat if needed.
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Robert MA. LarPaltotte Ware
Jett Tegishitive
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Martin Dy Latek
Drmadie
Tao
Winch
Roosevelt
Congress
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United States
United States Senator Than As Covernad Vem
Senate debate over San Domingo agreement delays action
Washington report shows Senator Teller introducing a resolution urging Senate participation, warning that any foreign pact not submitted for advice and consent or ratified by a two thirds vote is not binding as the supreme law. The administration cites telegraphic summaries and aims to keep public misunderstanding at bay while the San Domingo accord awaits Senate review.
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Taletoggy
Sam Tlomihtesa
State Department
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Dwavsun
Associated Press
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San Dominici
Cone
Senate
Department
United States
Teller
Senate of the
Selte
Weather forecast notes varied conditions in regions
The forecast lists outlooks for several areas including Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin. It mentions generally fair skies with rising temperatures in some regions, cold conditions in others, and winds described as northerly, northwest, or variable.
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Oxham
Michigan
Ealder
Wisconsin
Chicago Markets Report Mixed Prices Across Grains and Livestock
Grain quotations from Chicago show wheat and corn ranges with May and Sept futures, while live cattle and hog receipts are listed with prices and forecast notes. The report from Buffalo shows hogs at 4.00, sheep and lambs mixed, and cattle steady with best calves around 5.00.
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Dating & Stevens
East Buftalo
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Medina
Cedadeoran
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Goa
Philippine clash near Silat leaves Ladrones with heavy losses
Manila report states a river bed battle between constabulary detachment and Ladrones near Silat resulted in ten Ladrones killed and seven captured. No constabulary casualties among the garrison. In San Francisco de Madebon the attack killed Contract Surgeon AL OSnoil and wounded others. Ladrones numbered about 300 led by Montalon and Melisardo, capturing 25 Remington rifles and 82,000 in treasury. The home of ex Governor Tris was raided and his family abducted.
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Silat
San Francisco de Madebon
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O' Neel
Tris
Elidren
Political landslide shakes Toronto in 1900s election
Toronto voters heavily favored Conservatives winning a 40 seat majority with 60 to 20. Premier Ross narrowly held his seat by thirty votes as five ministers were defeated. Ottawa and most cities swung Conservative. Liberal oppposition strong in Toronto with about 10 000 vote margin. New premier Whitney secured a large majority amid bribery and ballot stuffing accusations against the long ruling government.
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G. W. Ross
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John Dryden
W. al. Charlton
Crown Hinds
Ottawa
Homa
Whitney
Free Lumber Plea Aids Tariff Debate In Iowa Town
Ex Governor William Larrabee speaks to the Towns State Manufacturers association in Cedar Rapids urging free lumber and arguing for tariff revision. The event drew liberal views and criticized tariff supporters. Across the nation, Chicago advocates push immediate vote legislation aligned with Roosevelt’s recommendations amid a wave of cold weather reports.
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Willian Larrabee
Clermont
Aguila
Chicago
Roosevelt
Board of Trade, Chiesto Slippers’ Association
Ilinois Mamufietuseers’ Association
Senate confirms Henry W. Bennett for postmaster spot
The Senate confirmed the renomination of Henry W. Bennett as postmaster at Indianapolis. Washington action marks approval of the nomination in a formal senate vote.
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Tullanapolis
Pathway Disaster coverage and state pardon respite noted
Illinois State Historical Society meets in Springfield with talks on local life and St Clair County while Governor grants a temporary reprieve to KH Bug in Pulaski county to allow case review by the supreme court. Officials elected include Alfred Oren dof as president general and Paul Selby as first vice president.
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Supreme Court
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Yates
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Iminais Historical Society
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Pearlay
Four dead in wreck near Atton as train derails
Reports describe a collision two miles east of Atton in Acton, where a passenger train plunged into a ditch after a switch failure. Mirena Gh Chirp of Upper Alton died. Favineer Thane AECGee and several injured. Court actions follow in Peoria and Danville as investigations begin. bail set for suspects in unrelated robbery case.
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Souvenir Spoon Banter in Hodgepodge Gossip
A jumble of quips and social chatter from various papers. Aunt Jane-Edith jokes about a souvenir spoon memory while Aunt Tane wryly notes it as a token of past days. Hotel porter and society women exchange sharp, humorous barbs in a lively collage of 19th century style snippets.
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Sweetier
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Tane
Boston Transcript
Notice to School Patrons Seeks Early Entrance Cards
Patrons are informed that children six by June 23 may attend next semester starting January 30 if they enter early. Parents should consult the superintendent this week, certify the child’s age, and obtain an entrance card. A school report with courses, regulations, and statistics is available at the superintendent’s library office.
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