Reds at Moscow Crushed as Rebel Chiefs Captured
St. Petersburg reports say Moscow revolt practically crushed with Insurgents losing ground quickly. General DoubassolY notes heavy insurgent casualties while troops patrol city streets and captured executive committee members with arms and plans. Officials warn further unrest in St Petersburg and Poland as universal suffrage debates continue.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Associated Press
Brest
Fighting Revolutionary Organization
Iwan
Schoolman
Doubasoff
Warsaw
Doubassof
Strastonoi
Rew
London
St Petersburg
Daily Telegraph
Dunnoyo
Trepoff
Electoral law gazetted and suffrage concerns debated
The new electoral law has been gazetted with a cabinet statement noting universal suffrage remains incomplete. It highlights that even in western countries some groups lack full voting rights and the government faces dissatisfaction from the Reds.
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St. Petersburg
Bee
Global and Local News Roundup From December 27
San Domingo faces renewed revolution with President Maniles a fugitive as cabinet splits over receivership under Roosevelt. US non intervention stance stated unless violence or external threats arise. Also: Thomas Kennedy fatally shot by James McGuire at a union meeting in Chicago. Cleveland reports unions and non union labor stance from E M Sprague. Cotton whiskers cause fatal burns to George Reed. Three men killed by a train near Briwley Street crossing in Spartanburg.
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Washington
San Domingo
Maniles
Uncle Sam
Roosevelt
Sanchez
United States
State Department
Chicago
Thomas Kennedy
Painters’ and Decorators’ Union
International Foderation of Labore
Pittsburg
James McGuire
Spartanburg
D. C
Briwley Street
Ing
Southern Railway
M. 1
Him
Richard Rogers
Cotton Wills
J. E. Stone
Enova
Merritt Declares Fight For Speaker In New York
Assemblyman BE A Merritt Jr, candidate for speaker, vows to stay in the race with no compromise. He accuses President Roosevelt and Governor Higgins of interfering to extend party control to Connecticut and Ohio, and references Odell and Brandegee while defending his own stance amid a heated Albany bid.
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New York
BE. A. Merritt, Jr
State Assembly
Albany
Merritt
Roosevelt
Wiggins
J. W. Wadsworth, Jr
Charles 1
Charles the First
Odell and Higgins
New Yor
York
Connecticut
Ohio
Frank Brandegee
Lam
Higema
Higgins
Willam Barnes, Jr
Washington
Odell
They Are All After Odell
In Albany and Hartford dispatches reporters cover Merritt’s claim that Roosevelt seeks to control Republican groups in several states. Merritt cites Odell’s influence shaping speaker selections and policy investigations. Responses from Higgins, Dick, Turton, Herrick, and Bulkeley express doubt or denial of Roosevelt’s control ambitions.
Soil Survey Report Highlights Vast 15.7 Million Acre Coverage
Washington December report from the Soil Survey department notes over 15,702,820 acres surveyed in the past fiscal year across 28 states. Rhode Island completes a full-state survey as the first in the Union. Findings describe soil maps showing types in each area and identify three major agricultural challenges: alkali control, crop-soil adaptation, and soil fertility maintenance.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Ithode Island
International congress proposed for capitals over 500000
Sir Edwin Cornwall chairman of the London county council issues a press proposal for an annual international congress of capitals with populations over 500000. He cites good results from the amenities exchange between London and Paris councils and backs an associated pupil exchange between member municipalities schools.
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London
Edwin Cornwall
London County Council
Edwin
Paris
Paris Assize Court Opens Trial of Anti Military Group
The Seine assize court opens for twenty eight members of an anti military organization charged with inciting recruits to disloyalty and resistance to officers. Included are Mile Namletska and Gustave Serve. Charges center on a circulated directive urging insurrection. The case unfolds in crowded Paris court.
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Paris
Assize Court
the Seine
Mile. Namletska
Gustave Serve
Dowle Arrives in Jamaica Aboard Admiral Dewey
John Alexander Dowle of Zion City arrives at Port Antonio on the steamer Admiral Dewey. Other items note a 74 cent dividend on Anaconda Copper, a $5,000 Christmas gift from banker Jacob Selim to Lena, and a push in Oregon for a national wedding present fund at 10 cents per share. Viscount Aoki arrives as Japan’s first ambassador to the United States, along with a NYSE high seat price record of 306,000. Russia’s finance minister authorizes $200,100,000 in short term bonds.
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John Alexander Dowle
Zion City
Port Antonio
Jue Otica
Admiral Dewey
Jacob HH. Selim
New York
Lena
Popuhkr
Miss Roosevelt
Oregon
New York Stock Exchange
Belus
Viscount Aoki
United States
Dnipan
Russia
Treasury
Soule & Harrington Incorporautu
London
Teachers in council state tax rate is announced
The Illinois State Teachers Association met with Governor Denene delivering a welcome. Dr Paul Shorey spoke on Culture and Progress while Prof Hursh discussed using literature to inform culture. County superintendents examined last session, noting 15 school measures approved.
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Springfield
Ilinois State Teachers’ Association
Representatives’ Hall
Deneen
Livingston Llc
Lord
Illnois Normal School
Charleston
Senate Chamber
Paul Shorey
University of Chicago
8. B. Hursh
Western Normal School
Macomb
Association of
County Superintendents
J. M. Pace
McDonough County
Charles Hertel
St. Clair County
Jacob C. Thompson
J. 2. Bangs
Livingston County
Poison in Pana Candy Alarm Grips Town
Reports from Pana on December 27 describe a poisoned candy incident that sickens Mrs. John Bokamp and her two year old daughter, with authorities stating the child may not survive and the mother in precarious condition following a previous fatal candy incident in town.
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Pana
John Bokamp
William Coleman
Wiltse births claim two children born four months apart
Mrs Alfred Wiltse of Albany City asserts a 27 day old daughter is born 116 days after a son. Dr George M Moston supports her, saying the second child is normal and shows no tooth. The missing physician from the first birth is noted, while the mother’s family corroborates the tale.
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Albany
Alfred Wiltse
Sis Central Avenue
George Tl. Moston
Moston
Associated Press
Epidemic among horses hits Wilfanburg with rapid deaths
New York reports spinal meningitis sweeping Wilfanburg where more than twenty horses died or fell ill quickly. Veterinary efforts stretched from dawn to night as practitioners treated eighteen cases, nine fatal, while city stables crowded with marginally ill animals amid outbreak concerns.
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New York
Wil Fansburg
Wille Tamsburg
Grain and Livestock Prices on Chicago Board Trades
Chicago markets report Dec 26 with Wheat and Corn quotes, and live stock prices. Cattle receipts about 18 000. hogs around 22 000. lambs and sheep totals also listed with bid ranges and latest averages. Prices span from futures to cash deals across multiple grades and weights.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of
Sie Bota Rsso
Td Aem
Dee
Slane
East Battal
N.Y
Pee
Duntilms & Stevens
Merotuiita
East Buffalo
Erie
Poly Veule
Best
Yerkes Reported Dying in New York Radios News
New York December 27 Charles T Yerkes the street railway financier of London is dying after weeks near death’s door and death was believed imminent.
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New York
Charles T. Yerkes
London
Cleveland Streetcar Dash Across Burning Bridge
A Cleveland streetcar loaded with passengers dashed across a burning Virduct on Superior street. The cars traversed through flames a hundred feet high, glass shattered by heat, and many passengers fainted, but no one was seriously injured.
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Cleveland
Superior
Negro Teachers Meet Opens Oklahoma Association Event
In Enid Oklahoma on December 27 the Oklahoma Association of Negro Teachers opened its annual meeting at Langston University with strong attendance. An evening reception and banquet were held and the first business session is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Enid
Okla
Oklahoma Association of Negro Teachers
Langston University
Move of 200 insane from Jackson to Pineville asylum
Two hundred insane persons were transferred from Jackson Insane Asylum to the new Pineville asylum. One hundred are white and the rest colored. Passenger coaches and a baggage car were used to move the patients and attendants from Jackson to Pineville.
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Jackson
Jackson Inc Rsime
Inpute
Pineville
Fruit Growers Open Annual Meeting in Des Moines
Des Moines Ia December 27 The Western Association of Fruit Growers opened its annual meeting here today. The attendance is quite large and the meeting features many interesting items. Many prominent fruit growers and experts from this and other fruit districts are in attendance and some important papers have been promised to be read.
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Des Moines
Western Association of Fruit Growers
Oldest Oddfellows Birthday Celebrated in Sumner Indiana
John Wade, the oldest member of the Order of Odd Fellows, celebrates his eighty seventh birthday in Sumner Indiana. A saddler by trade, he has long focused on farming. His lodge plans a banquet in his honor this evening.
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Sumner, In
John Wade
Order of Oddfellows
Order
Wade
New York Life Case Heard Against Missouri Official
In Jefferson City on December 27 the hearing in New York Life Insurance Co versus State Insurance Superintendent W D Vandiver proceeded in Federal Court before Judge Elmer B Adams. Vandiver was represented by Attorney General Hadley BP Lehman and John M Wood. New York Life by a team of leading Mastern lawyers.
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Jefferson City
New York Life Insurance Company
W. D. Vandiver
Elmer B Adams
Vandiver
Hadley
BP. W. Lehman
John M. Wood
Canal trustees seek renewal of Chesapeake and Ohio contract
In Hagerstown Maryland on December 27 surviving trustees Joseph Bryan and Haugh L Bond Jr asked Circuit Court judge Dodge Reedy for permission to renew the waterway contract with the Chesapeake and Ohio Transportation Company. The canal has operated at a loss and the extended agreement with the Transp ortation Company expires on Sanitary I. If not renewed under better terms the canal risks closure due to ongoing losses.
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Hagerstown
Che
Ccurt
Inventor Questions Ship Upgrade In Quirky Exchange
A lively exchange features an inventor asking, What do you think of my new air ship? A cautious observer replies it is fine but warns about potential issues with excursions causing nuisances from sardine tins and paper items drifting toward people.
Duke of Argyll Seventy Leaves Long Literary Record
The Duke of Argyll, aged sixty, was highlighted for his prolific output over the past twenty one years. He produced more than a dozen books, including the opera Diarmir, in the grand jubilee year.
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Hicks
Wicks
Duke of Argyll
Diarmir
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