Desperate Russian Strikers Proclaim Liberty Threaten Czar
Strikers in St Petersburg threaten a Sunday demonstration amid calls to meet the czar at the winter palace square. Emperor orders extra troops and machine guns, while police suppress gatherings. Delegates from Moscow and Libau seek Father Gopon's cooperation as protests grow and a proclamation bans assemblies.
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Weather Spotter Predicts Snow Flurries Overnight
Weather notes show snow flurries expected tonight and Sunday with a high focus on cold conditions. The notice mentions a maximum temperature near 20 degrees and references storm guidance and public awareness around February readings.
Reckless musician sought divorce in superior court
Sophrona L Gallwarth asked Judge McMaster to grant a divorce from William Galbraith saying he misbehaved and was a musician. She described a volatile marriage with jealousy and a broken portrait, while Galbraith claimed she threatened to cut the children’s lives. Judge McMaster granted the divorce.
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Mayor and council discuss track elevation project details
In a city council session Mayor Welham and the chair reviewed a plan for track elevation. They debated funding, timelines, and the impact on the Next project area while seeking community input and ensuring compliance with county rules.
Latest Global Turmoil Report Sparks Labor Strife Across Cities
Fragmented dispatches indicate unrest from Indianapolis to Petersburg with labor strife, strikes, and demonstrations. Authorities fear uprisings, while governors and soldiers pose potential responses. Other notes cover suicides, crime, and police actions in various states.
Saloon Keepers Ousted by Union
Union action bars saloon keepers and bartenders from membership in the United Mine Workers. The constitutional amendment, long debated, excludes some operators while others face new constraints. Officials say the move targets those allied with the saloon trade, with committees detailing disqualifications and proposed replacements.
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Frankfort Citizen Samuel Myers Shoots Self After Breakfast
Samuel Myers, a well known Frankfort resident, reportedly walked into an adjoining room Saturday after breakfast and killed himself with a pistol. The incident occurred two hours after he ate. Authorities said no motive or circumstances were released.
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Police demand more men to combat rising city crime
Superintendent Kruger and Mayor Holtzman join in urging at least fifty more officers and detectives to suppress crime as burglaries, purse snatchings, and robberies rise. Officials defend current force but acknowledge ineffectiveness and extended overtime. Public safety leaders press for larger police presence and better property protection amid ongoing raids and street incidents.
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Sunday baseball sparks debate among church leaders and citizens
A Sunday baseball debate unfolds with pastors, merchants, and residents weighing moral, economic, and recreation concerns. Clergy oppose mixed worship and sports, while business leaders push limited Sunday play, arguing for recreation and community benefits amid local opposition.
Dildine Dies After Chronic Illness in Pennsylvar River Area
Hert J Patina and others recall BERT DILDINE as a longtime tailor and employer in the Trdignepotts district near No Pennsylvar River The death followed a prolonged illness leaving two wives and a daughter Mertie New Plan on $1 and up local ads list foods and services adjacent to the notice.
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