Czar Relies on 600000 Troops Amid Russian Strife
An analysis notes six hundred thousand troops guard the capital and regions, yet loyalty falters. It portrays army morale as artificial, shaped by officers and civilian manipulators, with mutinies like Kronstadt illustrating fragile discipline and the soldiers’ limited pay and harsh conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aron
Petersburg
Kase
Als
Wolflers
Thuela
Civtilan Mgnators
Kronacadt
Kronstadt
Doen
Ro Olin
Unrest in the Burg: Army Guard Patrols Amid Mutiny Fears
Troops numbering about 67,000 guard the burg with 40,000 detached men and 18,008 infantry and 10,000 cavalry under Gen. Franoft. The city sees soldiers posted in courts, factories, rail yards, and streets. Guards joke with workers, while revolutionary leaders hope a spontaneous mutiny will spread through the army, keeping the city secure for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burg
Franoft
Mmtreec
Jong
Ink 2
W Va Wreck Probe Replays Operator’s Dismissal
Special to The Sun reports on the Proctor wreck on the Ohio River division of the B&O near Foster. Train 201 and DOM collided killing the firemen and others. Chief Operator RB Williams on duty in the city sent out a revised order. another operator at Monndeville repeated it to Parkersburg, leading to the fatal miscue and the operator’s removal.
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Farrersburg
W. Va
Bryan
Ohio River
Proctor
Williameon
Foster
Bryan Seys
New Martinsville
Monndeville
Parkers- Wire
Employee Fired After Repeated Error Causes Confusion
Vlamcon, employed 14 years, was dismissed after a repeated mistake that led to confusion with another train order. Williamson failed to detect It when It was repeated, contributing to the incident and triggering the personnel action.
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Bryan
Williamson
Vlamcon
Hhis Positon
Balebman Assassinated Shocking Cincinnati Mystery
In Cincinnati on September 17 George J. McDonough city foreman for Queen City Coal was fatally shot at the east approach to the bridge while escorting Daisy Wilder to her home. He was struck twice, died 25 minutes after reaching City hospital, as police hunt a murderer with little to go on.
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Sry Penne Rae Niven
Cincinnati
George J. McDonough
Queen City Coal Company
McDonough
Mise Daisy Wilder
Oranat
City Hospital
Bernhardt Critiques Patt Retirement Rhetoric
In a Paris press note dated Sept 11, Mme Bernhardt calls Mme Patt foolish to retire, mocking the notion as tiresome and impractical. The remark reflects ongoing disputes in theatrical circles over career length and public appeal.
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ferinps-McRae Press
Pari 8
Mme. Bernhardt
Mme
Patt
Gern
Patti's Age, Plans, and Resolve Revealed
A cryptic note cites Patti born in 1843 and discusses age limits, retirement plans, and determination. The writer asserts intent to act when capable and dismisses the notion of remaining a teenager, signaling a resolve to pursue a stronger path despite uncertainties.
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Patti
Gen Trepoff Dies After Agony Rumors Spread
Petersburg dispatch says Gen. Trepoff died Saturday evening as physicians blamed a weak disease. Despite palace statements denying poisoning, reports circulated that the Russian military leader died in agony. Gen. De Dieulin, ex-prefect of St. Petersburg, will succeed the late Trepoff as commandant of the imperial palace.
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Petersburg
Phyalclane
Perarhat
Trapof
Russia
Tre- Toft
Ife
Potana
de Dieulin
St. Peterstrats
Dan
Trepo
Ralece
Foreigners in New York City and Chelsea Park Graft Report
A chaotic panoply of New York life is sketched including foreign residents, a Chelsea Park graft claim of 1.2 million, and a vivid Italy festival observed by a visiting New Yorker. The piece notes high foreign birth rates, diverse communities, and political pushers as well as issues with water mains causing floods and public concern.
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New York
Upper Crest Aise
Harlem
Water Department
City Land Deals Spark An Old Chelsea Park Controversy
A local real estate flurry over Caney Inland land reveals city ownership claims against parcels once sold by political boss John McKane. Amid Chelsea park talks since 1905, two dozen meetings yield $140 in fees per commissioner with little visible progress, while residents wait for park condemnation results and a cleaner title to the funds and parcels involved.
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Caney
John ¥. McKane
Lower West
Aida
Chelsea Park
Citizens’ Vnlon
Bureau of Industrial Betterment
Chelsea Park Boar
Citizens’ Union
Engine Crash Destroys Patrol Wagon in Chattanooga
At a grade crossing near Chattanooga Tennessee on September 1 a locomotive struck a patrol wagon carrying three officers and a prisoner. Officer Hugh May sustained mortal injuries while others suffered non fatal wounds as the wagon was dragged 40 feet and destroyed.
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Chattanooga
Tena
Ciemnnatt
Tila
Enturdey
Hugh May
Special Train For Auto Victim In Milwaukee Rail Incident
George Earling son of Milwaukee Road president drove the car that struck Alfred Quertand, who died from skull fracture. Earling transported the injured man to a hotel. Dr. Horace Manchester Brown and a trained nurse arrived after a long cross state run from Milwaukee. Overland died Sunday morning before regaining consciousness. Body to be sent to Ohio after inquest.
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Sam. Bem
George Earling
Milwaukee Road
Alfred Quertand
Mie
J Barting
Prraldene
Milwaukee
Horace Manchester Brown
Brown
Nanhotah
Overland
Typhoid Germs in Oysters Raise Health Alarm
Dr Herbert Pease of the New York State Board of Health warns at the International Homeopathic Congress that autumn rises in typhoid cases stem from oyster and shellfish consumption. He cites outbreaks traced to oysters grown near sewer outlets and polluted waters. The Atlantic City report notes the concern and related remarks.
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Berippe-McBor
Atlantic City
Herbert Pease
New York State Board of Health
International Homeopathic Congress
Gayety Buffet Offerings and Child Teething Syrup Ad
An old advertisement highlights Gayety Buffet as best in the city and promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. Claims include easing teething pains, soothing gums, and curing wind colic with a bottle costing twenty cents. Mingeton advertises whiskey as a specialty.
Wasson's Fall Styles Show At Remodelled Warcon Store
Fall opening draws hundreds as Wasson's unveils remodelled Warcon store on East Washington Street. Highlights include millinery with small hats trending to larger shapes, gowns and drapery in green oak fixtures, a notable baby and underwear department, and imported French and American fashions. Open through Tuesday and Wednesday with receptions and new shades like sulpher taupe and silver gauze hats.
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E. Washington St
Hiah i
Mahowany
France
America
Platt Amendment and Cuban Independence Debate
A discussion of the Platt Amendment emphasizes U S power over Cuba including military intervention and control over debt and sanitation. It argues for eventual restoration of American governance in Cuba to ensure orderly liberty and safeguard American interests.
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Cuba
Havana
United States
Elyen
Avery
Eady
False Entries Shake West Merchants Firm
Diamond importer Bing returns from a three year western hunting trip to discover J C Taylor, a former employee, is short 320 in accounts. Taylor, held on heavy bond, allegedly made up the deficiency but did not face prosecution. He is accused of defrauding the concern by taking cash from the drawer and creating false entries in the books.
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S. Bing
J. C. Taylor
Itia
Taylor
Alpe
Ceah
Uruguayan Agent Visits Indianapolis to Study Electric Railways
Senor Ferres, accredited Uruguayan government representative, visits Indianapolis with American Enginee ng Co delegation to inspect traction terminal, lines into the station, and single phase alternating current system. The Uruguayan government plans a large electric railway rollout in South America, following Montevideo's electrification.
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Senor Paple Bt Ferres
United
Ataten
Indianapolis
Senora Ferres
MO Prentiss
American Exporters’ Company
Tuteday
Ciork Senor
Montevideo
Maeved
Engileh
Lanrtos
Painter Shot by Helena Chief in Duel
Special to the Sum Helena Montana September reports chief of police Flannery shot and killed T P Purdue a traveling painter from Kansas City. Flannery was wounded in the leg. The incident occurred in Helena during a duel yesterday.
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Helena
Mont
Palla Flannery
T. P. Purdue
Kansas City
Strike on the Wabash Railyard Over Wages
In Chicago on February 17 sixteen machinists blacksmiths and helpers on the Wabash railroad system quit work protesting demands for 8 cents an hour. no immediate resolution reported.
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KempperteRer
Chicago
Lost watch of Ethel Roosevelt advertised in Oyster Bay Pilot
The Oyster Bay Pilot reports a missing gold watch believed dropped on a road west of Jaynes Mill near Oyster Bay. The notice offers a reward to any finder who returns the item to the Roosevelt family through President Roosevelt.
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Oyeter Gat. N. Yu
Misa Ethel Noosevelt
Oyster Bay
Ethel
Ayieft
Rooeevelt
Evetrs A
Jaynes Fmd
Pumica
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Hingham
Sigmund Schwartz
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