Quiet St Petersburg as unrest flares across empire
Reports from St Petersburg and provinces describe rising enthusiasm for a manifesto while crowds clash with soldiers. Across Odessa, Dalnitzkaya street, Kief and Minsk rioters kill and wound dozens in street battles between roughs Jews Cossacks and students amid bayonet charges and police suppression. London dispatch notes mobs clashing with students, with about one hundred dead.
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St. Petersburg
Trepoff
Odessa
Russia
Dalnitzkaya
agas _ Kietf
Minski
Warsaw
London
Odessa Dispatch
Horses and Mules Burned in Fire at Walnut Street Barn
A large blaze last night destroyed the Yordy Bros. barn on Walnut street killing nine horses and mules. Firemen fought the flames for hours as surrounding structures and stock were threatened. The loss is estimated at $3,000 with $2,000 insured. origins suspected incendiary. Other small blazes followed into early morning, including Mrs. HuenkeMeier’s barn, Koenig’s drays, and a gas lamp curtain fire.
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Hallowe’en
Yordy Bros
Walnut Street
Galena
Spring Streets
Hillebrandt
Herman Peters
William Koenig
Galena Street
Christ
Daniel Yordy
Quincy Adams Sawyer’ Company
Grand Opera House
Peters
Yordy Brothers
Fi Renpartmentuard
Rodemeyer
New York Vunderweiters
North British & Mercantile Fire Insurance Company
England
Nettie Huenkemeter
Stephenson Street
Joseph Johnson
United States Express Co
Wil
Mr. Koenig
Huenkemeier
National Bureau of Criminal Identification Meets on Aid
Washington reports a special meeting of the board of directors of the national bureau of criminal identification and the Association of Police Chiefs in the city next week. They will decide how to seek congressional aid to sustain a government bureau for criminal identification, currently supported by about one hundred city subscriptions. The meeting will also discuss adopting a system to identify criminals by thumb impressions.
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Washington
National Bureau of Criminal Identification and Association of Police Chiefs
Congress
Missionaries Murdered in China Believed Fatal
Five American missionaries are believed murdered at Lienchow in western Kwang Tung province. Details are not yet available. The report notes the incident occurred in Hong Kong on November 1 and cites special dispatches. The names of victims or further specifics are unavailable at this time.
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Hong Kong
China
Lienchow
Kwang Tung
Packers Ordered to Pay for Meat Inspection Labels
The secretary of agriculture issued a new order placing the cost of meat inspection labels on packers and extending federal inspection service to many independent packers. Previously the inspection service covered only large exporters, but now small packers will receive the service after years of requests.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Federal Inspection Service
Methodists Honor Roosevelt at National Conference
Washington November 1 Special President Roosevelt received a neatly framed parchment testimonial adopted by the college of bishops of the Methodist Episcopal church. The church had just completed its semi annual conference in Washington.
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Washington
Roosevelt
College of Bishops
Methodist Episcopal Church
Prince Louis Arrives Off Annapolis Harbor
The British squadron under Prince Louis of Battenburg along with Admiral Brownson's ships reached Annapolis Maryland this morning marking a notable naval movement near the harbor.
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Annapolis
Prince Louis
Battenburg
Brownson
Chicago Weather Forecast Special Illini Tonight Warm
Chicago area forecast calls for fair tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions on Thursday. Light winds expected, overnight lows near the mid 40s and daytime highs in the upper 50s to near 60.
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Chicago
Illinois
Crossing Accident Near Freeport Strikes Medicine Company Rep
A freight train on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul struck a wagon carrying patent medicines at Landolt crossing north of Freeport. W Charles McMillan, of Watkins Medical company, was thrown 200 feet, severely injured and taken to St Francis hospital in critical condition. He came to Freeport from Elgin two years ago. a son attends Deaconess Boys school in Quincy. One horse was killed. another horse is survived and cared for on Landolt farm. The crossing is described as dangerous but officials say it is not worse than others.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul ‘Railroad
Landolt
W. Charles McMillan
Kinney
Callahan
St. Francis Hospital
McMillan
J. F. Fair
J. H. Stealey
Market Report From Chicago And Union Stock Yards
Closing board of trade quotations show December wheat at 5.0, December corn at 4.64, December oats at 3.24, January pork at 8.47, and January lard at 6.82 with ribs at 8.50. Union stock yards figures list cattle at 27,000 and steady to 10 lower, hogs at 30,000 and 5 lower, and sheep at 30,000 with strong demand. detailed ranges given for each category. Also note fire at Huenkemeier barn saved by City Engineer Graham and Mr. Holtzman who led a bucket brigade.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Union
C. D. Knowlton
Huenkemeier
Graham
Holtzman
Clairvoyant Prof Emmett Promises Guidance at 26 North Chicago
A local advertisement promotes Prof Emmett a reliable clairvoyant and business medium at 26 North Chicago Street. It offers satisfaction or no charge, discounted rates this week and Sunday, with hours from 9 am to 9 pm and a contact phone 689.
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Emmett
Chicago Street
Clairvoyant Madam Brunswick at Dixon Ill location
Madam Brunswick a renowned clairvoyant and medium now with Mrs Geo Frazier at 80 Chicago street Dixon hours 9 am to 9 pm. Also a pancake flour promotion urging customers to request Mrs Austins pancake flour specifically and no other brand.
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Brunswick
Dixon Ill
Mrs. Austin
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