Russian Revolt Quietly Spreads Across St Petersburg
Reports from St Petersburg indicate the government’s claim of control fading as workers and strikers clash with troops. Militants burn and plunder, defenses tighten, Moscow and Warsaw regions show rising unrest, with officials fearing wider revolutionary action across Russia.
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ST. Petersburg
Russia
Scripps-M'Nae Press Association
Xsovernment
Elentre
Goverment
Staintulanes Conte
Moscow
Steikers
St. Petersbry
Usar Koe-Belo
Sli
Finland
Neighbors Clash Over Ashes and a Dog
In a troubled neighborhood, Sis Thompeau's dog and ashes incidents provoke a crowd at Hoverest and Whihimaousive streets. John AL Walls and family clash with Thompson and spouse after ashes are dumped onto the street. Warrant issued for allowing a female dog to roam and tossing ashes publicly. Thompson, unrepresented, argues a case in policy court.
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Sis Thompeau
Tig Hoverest
Wien
John AL Walls Itsen
Werioy
Hovey-st
Thompson
Whamcop
Williamson
Nahes
Collins Not a Robber in Emmanuel Column Case Debated
Police dispute over a man named Collins after a Tuesday morning incident at Emanuel College area. Mrs Jeni Nette Sebrt failed to recognize him. he had previously been released on a bond and persistently protested his choice.
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Collins
Ty Emipanuel Colina
Jeni Nette
Multiple State and National Senate Ballots Reported
Republican defections in Missouri shift support to Kerens in a sixth joint ballot with Niedringhaus at 78 and Cockrell 81 while Kerens 12 and Goodrich 12. Wisconsin Governor La Follette wins U.S. Senate seat. Wyoming reelects Clarence Clark. Texas warrant leads to Alice Webb Duke arrest in New York. Riots and looting reported in St Petersburgh and extended to Koyna Vilna Moscow and Poland amid socialist opposition to autocracy.
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Jefferson City
Niedringhaus
United
R. C. Kerens
Cockrell
Kerens
J. E.goodrich
Cheyenne
Wyo
Clarence D. Clark
United States
New York
Alice Webb-Duke
Brodie L. Duke
Texas
Senate tempers temperance bill in tense debate vote
Senate failed to indefinitely postpone Senator Moore's amendment to the Nicholson law by a 26 to 20 vote amid spirited remarks. Several senators signaled opposition to the bill on passage as they debated whether remonstrances should burden applicants. Other measures before the body included a property sale commission bill and a contract law repeal proposal with uncertain prospects.
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Hugg
Moore
State Senate
Martin Shuge
Thych
Senavor
Mall
Gail
Benator Slack
Uttil
Lowanlaw
Semdtor Moore
Gonate
Redwice Lould
Teeverney Bellseen Real Estaty Sn
Gutter ad leads to arrest in Martinsville court case
Fragmentary report notes Clarence Evans of Lebanon area says a faulty guttering ad led to the arrest of George Stewart on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. The horse Evans bought for 87 died after three blocks. Judge Whatton discharged the case in police court Tuesday morning. Nearby ads reference New Planes, Woladhner's, Jones' Dusticas, and local jewelry shops.
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David Harum
Clarence
Evane
Lebanon
Adianapolis
George Stewart
AON
Tennayt Vaniant
Evans
Whatton
Afl
Russian Victory Report From Sinhetehin Front
Gen Kuropatkin reports Russian forces repulsed four Japanese charges at Sinhetehin on Sunday and Monday. Japanese forces retreated leaving about 200 dead and wounded on the field.
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ST. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Sinhetehin
Untitled Indianapolis Trial Report With Fractured Text
Fragmented report from West Indianapolis describes a Monday night disturbance and trial proceedings for the Trias Fail brothers. A chaotic court morning references Profane language and aging topics with unclear names and details due to damaged text.
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Gabbage Dexama
Trauget’s
Satainy
Indianapolis
Trias Fail Brothers
Pete Court
Police Probe After Aden Crime Rumors Arise
A troubled Aden area report describes officers investigating a suspected gambling house and a surge of arrests. The scene reportedly involved a police invitation, a confrontation, and later dispersal as rain fell, with several guards or custodians detained.
Father of Dying Girl Faces Police Court Fine
The McNimery family from Minerva township faced police court after a disturbance at their home tied to a dying daughter. Georgn A. McNimery, reported as a well digger with a steady salary, was fined one dollar and costs. The household included several grandchildren and three other children had died. the daughter was dying of consumption and not expected to survive.
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Minerva Mty
Georgn
Resarte
Miners Board In Session In Indianapolis
National Executive Board of United Mine Workers remains in Indianapolis for three or four days to transact business the convention recommended. Secretary W B Wilson says no plans to deviate from the regular routine.
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Miners’ Board
National Executive Board
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
W B. Wilson
Accused Men Freed in August Rosenberg Case
A polio court Tuesday morning dismissed the case against clothing tailor August Rosenberg and John Beattie, freeing the two men who had been accused. No further action was listed and the matter was concluded.
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Dalawit Cormany
John Beattie
August Rosenberg
Tailer
Viata Moy
Irate Mother Alleges Inhumane Treatment of Margaret Forbes
A mother accuses Mrs Minnie L Jenner an attendant at the Woman's Prison and Girls' Industrial School of inhumane treatment of her daughter Margaret Forbes who was placed in irons. Gov J Frank Hanly orders a full investigation by the Board of Managers.
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Minnie L. Jenner
J. Frank Hanly
Woman’s Prison and Girls’ Industrial School
Maree Garet Forbes
Aml Garis Industrial Sehanl
Poot Taran
Mich
Mannie Ha. Deunter
Board of Pandgers
Winky
Hndasnivens
Hamden
ATG Wars
Eland
Salle
Aeoeestny
Efarie Nf
State of Indians of
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Nanda
Parber
Reavy Chan
Staston
Jenner
Gael Owas
Beery
Fort Fturon
Jali
Vie
Demic
Conner Jy
Board of
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Indignation in Port Huron over cruelty charges case
Governor Hanly faces pressure to publicize the cruelty allegations involving Margaret Forbes. He declines a reporter interview and pins hopes on discreet inquiry. A pastor and former parishioner’s letter spurs Governor attention as investigators assess reported abuse at the institution.
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Hanly
Margaret Forbes
Mise Forbes
Arne
Bard
Jenner
Wiley
Marmot
Otis
Port Maron
Port Huron
Han
Jorhua Btanatiela
Moeridlan-at
Chird
Keepers of Women Prisoners Discuss Appropiation
Fragmentary report notes Indian authority and officials named as keepers of women prisoners. Mentions a legislative appropriation request for Maine tenanes totaling $8,000.
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Keepers OF
Investigative Lead Hints at Uncertain Personal Inquiry
A fragmentary line questions the date and details of a personal investigation linked to an ex Mt figure. The readable bits show not enough to determine the exact timing, parties, or scope of the inquiry.
Upheaval Feared Over Reform School Administration
The article hints that a demand for competent state administration grows if Forbes girl's treatment is proven inhuman and tied to lax reform school management. Mrs Elam's attention was first drawn to the matter in a Sunday letter, with continuation indicated on page seven.
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Wanly
Forbes
Elam
Boy Gambler 70 at Wood Yard Court
A juvenile case unfolds at a local venue where a boy gambler named Eddie Thoms is arraigned after shouting craps near a newspaper office. The report mentions a judge, a wood pile setting, and that several Rowe boys are sent to a wood pile under supervision with the attorney present.
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Strbba
Eadie Thoms
Eddie
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