Moscow Battle Rages Amid Heavy Casualties and Muted Streets
London dispatch reports Moscow fighting continuing with 5 000 killed and 14 000 wounded. Barricades, looting, and gunfire plague the city as the Emperor reviews troops at Tsarskoe Selo. Revolutionsists vow terror if defeated. insurgents hold outskirts while plans form to encircle central forces.
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London
Daily Telegraph
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Kursk
Tsarskoe-Selo
Atrociaus
Orechofsuet
Warsaw
Russian Poland
Baltic strike extends as Riga quiet amid rumors
Dispatch from Riga reports Baltic railway workers walking out last night while streets stay calm under guard. Foreigners safe. ships patrol harbor. Libau sees troops in control. revolutionists form provisional authority. paper money devalued. 2 178 university students registered.
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Baltic
Riga
London
Eed
Associated Press
Gally
Lollohub
Baluie
Libau
Okean
Protehny
Delilen
Coldingen
Frightful Story Of Jewish Slaughter Told In Hold Fast Words
Dispatches from Minneapolis recount dire letters from Koloras and Uman describing mobs seizing Jewish children pouring kerosene and setting them ablaze while parents and police stood by. The report says 300 Jews died in Koloras and 1,000 in Uman with educated Russians aiding defenses and police complicit in the carnage.
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Minneapolis
Koloras
Russia
Pman
Uman
Revered Jurist Tuley Dead After Long Career in Chicago
Milwaukee December 2 Judge Tuley of Chicago died at Kenosha at 2 20 p m after nervous exhaustion from overwork. He was born Louisville March 4 1827 and began law study in Kentucky before moving to Chicago. He served in the Mexican War and later practiced law in Santa Fe and Chicago. Funeral will be private at his Chicago home.
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Milwaukee
Dee
Judge Tuley
Chicago
Kenosha
Old Kentucky
Louisville
Mur
Wehard JT. Traymilton
Tuley
Pitth Winds
Newby
Sterling Price
Young Tuley
New Mexico
Hinds
Hut Tuley
Santa Fe, N. M
Pitted Against J E Gary Honored in the Territory
Joseph E B Gary and Tuley forged a life long friendship as opposing counsel in a murder case. Tuley rose to attorney general of New Mexico and later Chicago judge. Gary moved to Chicago, shaping Cook county judiciary alongside Tuley. Tuley influenced codes and municipal ownership, while Gary and Tuley were known as a paired legal force in the era.
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Chicago
Bantama
Joseph EB. Gary
Tuley
Gary
New Mexico
Lfe
Cook County
Mae
Thley
Ile
Duane
Wivers Dunne Bel
Tufey
Giry
Tiley
Lliemoerat Aml
Gary 1
Stanel
King Leopold Marries a Socialist Niece Schemes Baronet Title
A Parlandic report claims King Leopold secretly wed Mile. Lacroix now Mme Vaughan, a niece of socialist deputy Van Lamgendolk, in the private chapel at Laeken. The bride, born in Louvain, has been made a baroness and recently bore a child.
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New York
Revdil de
Laeken
Brussels
Mechiin
Mme
Vaughan
Mile. Lacroix
van Lamgendolk
Belgium
Chamber of Deputies
Louvain
Christmas Comes and Goes With Old Time Charity Across Country
Christmas impairment halted normal government work in Washington and major cities as leaders spent time with families. Across the nation charity flourished feeding the hungry and clothing the needy including inmates of jails. A wreck at a grade crossing in Dee left Henry Tronhorst and his daughter Rose dead while another relative injured. A Christmas tree aboard a train delighted forty Los Angeles newspaper men as a gift from hosts. A Paterson boiler explosion injured two crew members with one man not expected to survive.
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Huangry
Washington
Dee R Omelal
Roosevelt
New York
Thoston
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Franscisco
Hand of Charity
Jait
Daggett
Dee
Los Angeles
Lmited
Roiler
Paterson
N. J
Charles de Barr
Stroudsburg
Ireman
Mable
Butler
de Tarr
Woman arrested for refusing to stop talking in Evanston
An Evanston woman was arrested after continued talking despite requests to stop. The odd case drew local attention to discipline and public disturbance laws.
Thieves Rob, Harass Citizens in Christmas Crime Spree
Chicago police report a group of highwaymen looted tailor Nels Nelson on Larrabee Street taking $16 and a gold watch after a coin flip. The band also stole $200 in Christmas gifts from Wilbun G Johnson’s flat on Humboldt Boulevard. Berry Shefferly’s nephew shot at shadows. Peck Lybeck was assaulted and robbed near Salvation Army HQ on Oak Street.
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Chicago
Dee
Nels Nelson
Larrabee Street
Nelson
Wilbun G. Johnson
Hunboldt
Blarry Shefferly
Johnson
Peck Lybeck
Elm Street
Salvation Army
Oak
Townsend Streets
F.‘Tively
Illinois River wardens patrol to curb illegal fishing
The Illinois fish commission plans a patrol along the Illinois River with many wardens to enforce a new rule prohibiting fishing without a warden present. Only carp buffalo and dogfish may be kept. game species must be released. President Nat Cullen warns the river’s game stock could be exterminated without drastic action.
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Bloomington
Minois Fish Commission
Tlinois
Tce
Nat Cullen
Crœsus Not in the Cardroom With Rockefeller at Poker
Speaker Sulzer challenges wealth concentration in America citing John D. Rockefeller worth about 1 billion dollars and Crœsus with ten million. asserts a few thousand people will own most wealth. He warns trusts and speculative policy foster riches while proposing drastic reform.
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John D. Rockefeller
Sulzer
New York
United States
Church of the Epiphany
Sperkl
Ab. Fan
John J. Rockefeller
Creesus
John D
Medal of Honor Awarded to George Toell for Bravery
Grand Island Nebraska February 26—George Toell county clerk elect received a letter from President Roosevelt confirming the Medal of Honor for saving a child from a runaway locomotive, at risk of life after leaping to the pilot and losing a leg.
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Grand Island
Neb
George Toell
Roosevelt
Pooll
Hin
Dissatified Morales Leaves Capital Amid Looming Clash
Washington cables report President Morales is dissatisfied with cabinet support and has left the capital with a small group. He intends to join the Jimenistas to oppose the Loravistas as clashes near San Juan and Puerto Plata threaten renewed fighting.
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Washington
Dominican Customs Edwards
Morales
Iebinet
Jimenistas
Loravistas
San Juan
Puerto Plata
Illinois State Teachers' Association Opens Three Day Session
The Illinois State Teachers' Association convened a three day session at the Capitol with large attendance. Noted speakers include Paul Shores of the University of Chicago and Dr W F Frost of Berea Wy. The meeting focuses on potential school legislation and opposition to expanding education mandates.
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Springfield
Ilinois
Columbus
Dee
State Teachers’ Association
General Assembly
Learned associations converge for Baltimore meetings
Baltimore hosts the twenty first annual gathering of the American Historical Association at Johns Hopkins University with Ira Remsen delivering the welcome address. Other groups American Political Science Association American Economic Association and Bibliographical Society of America join joint sessions and separate papers by noted historians and economists. Delgates visit Washington Annapolis and receive receptions hosted by Maryland dignitaries.
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American Histories Association
Jol Lopkins University
Association
Andrew Dr. White
John Hopkins University
American Political Science Association
The
American Economic Association
Bibliographical Society of America
Ira Remsen
Johns Hopkins University
Frank J. Goodno
John B. McMasters
American Historical Association
Theodore Marburg
Maryland Society of the Colonial Dames of America
Gishop
William Paret
Episcopal
Arundel Club
W M. Ellicott
Washington
Randolph Maron College
Walter L. Fleming
University of Woeet Virginia
William A. Donecine
Columbia University
Vienna University Struggles to Fill Medical Faculty Chairs
In June the Vienna University faces a shortage of capable professors with scarce candidates for key medical chairs. Prof Nothnagel’s seat is offered to Prof Kraus, who prefers Berlin, and no Austrian candidate currently meets the standard. The hygiene chair, vacant since Gruber’s departure, may go to a younger, less established professor rather than Rubner, Fligee, or Thenpe.
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University of Vienna
Nothnagel
Kraus
Berlin
Aim Trin
Prof
Gruber
Munich
Rubner
Fligee
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