Rumors and unrest in St Petersburg amid cable cut
Reports from St Petersburg describe a brief world-wide communication blackout at 3 pm when a strike halted the general telegraph office. Reopening followed as workers resisted leaving, while rumors of attacks on the czar and palace guards circulated. Arrests among Yellow Carriage guards pointed to discontent within trusted regiments.]]
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St Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Ins Majesty
Tsarekce Selo
Tsarskoe Selo
Trepoti
Guents
Louiz XVI
Imperial Park
Tsarakoe-Selo
Setrally
Poland
Mutiny at Sebastopol Reports 5000 Killed
Dispatches from St Petersburg recount a chaotic Sebastopol engagement with heavy casualties on both sides. Mutineers attempt assault as loyal forces, under Vice Admiral Chouknin and General Gakomeiskie, defend coastal batteries and ships. Despite brave resistance, ships and transports are sunk or set ablaze and mutineers eventually surrender after intense fighting.
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Russia
Sti
Sebastopol
Moscow
Otchakoff
Dnieper
Chouknin
Garon Melter
Slovo
Schmidt
Baron Meijer Gakomelskie
Oichakoff
Brest
Bielostok
Chowknin
Gakowelskie
St. Andrew
Two Killed Two Injured In Train Crash Near Langhorne
Philadelphia dispatch reports two women Miss Mary Ambler and Miss Gessie Powell and two men injured when a train on the Philadelphia and Reading Railway struck a party at Langhorne Pennsylvania. Edward Palmer a Langhorne merchant and a coal dealer was injured along with Miss Powell. The two women were guests at the Palmer home for Thanksgiving and were walking on the tracks when struck. An unknown man was killed. his body lay on the rails and was not part of the party.
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Wec
Philadelpha Andteading
Langhorne
Mary Ambler
Langhone
Che
Gessie Powell
Philidelpia
Edward Palmer
Palmer
Powell
Ambler
Suninghorne
Buncoed man reveals forged Hubbard Mill plant deed
John Terrest of Gulfton West Virginia went to Mankato to claim a one half interest in Hubbard Milling Company's $200000 plant, carrying a deed he said came from the late B D Oublaid in Chicago August 29. The deed proved a forgery with nonstandard form and dead signatures, exposing a Chicago theft of $2700.
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Mankato
Minn
Buncoed
Chicago
John 2X
Gulfton
W. Vayne
Hubbard Milling Company
B.D. Oublaid
Dramatic court scene ends with arson attack threat
In St Paul on December 1 A T Spicer faced police court on attempted death by own action after a wife’s assault charge. Judge Finehout berated him for neglecting his wife, then Spicer drew a six shooter and threatened to shoot himself before bailiffs disarmed him. Also notes Chicago versus Michigan football clash and other scores.
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A. T. Spicer
Spicer
Finehout
Trouin
Court Ends Public Phase of Meriwether Case
Annapolis Md Dec 1 verdict awaits Navy secretary after final arguments. Court martial goes to secret session to consider verdict. Found His Hong Lost Sister Sioux City Dec 1 In Sioux City Ia Charles Osteberg searches for 28 years locates sister Mrs Gustave Metz who had no idea of their kinship and she resides nearby.
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Annapolis
Secretary of the Navy
Meriwether
Charles Osteberg
Si.wanes
Minn
Gustave Metz
Julius Stern Feld Removed on Salary Misuse Charge
Julius Stern Feld special assistant United States attorney for the middle district of Alabama has been removed on charges of receiving and misappropriating salaries paid to him as regular and as special assistant U S attorney, sent through misrepresentation.
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Washington
Julius Sternfeld
United States
Middle District of
Alabam
Turkey Dinner at Joliet Penitentiary Holiday Lunch
The 1400 inmates at the state penitentiary enjoyed a turkey dinner and cigars with holiday privileges for writing letters. A concert company performed for both male and female prisoners in Joliet Newton. Dougherty, the Peoria defaulter, was confined in a cell after being out of the saltary and spent the day there.
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President and Roosevelts Spend Thanksgiving at Plain Dealing
President and Mrs Roosevelt with Archie and Ethel leave Washington for their Virginia country home Plain Dealing to spend Thanksgiving quietly. They plan to return tonight. Adrian C Anson's father Henry Anson, pioneer founder of Marshalltown, dies of pneumonia. He was Adrian C Anson's father and among Marshall county's earliest settlers.
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Washington
Adrian C. Anson
Marshalltown
Ja. Dee
Tenry Anson
Central Town
Chicago
Marshall County
Hamilton Not In Hiding Says He Will Prepare Reply
Paris dispatch reports Andrew Hamilton, longtime confidential insurer liaison in Albany, denies hiding and prepares a formal reply to the Armstrong Insurance committee. He arrived from Bad Nauheim for medical treatment and may return to the springs if doctors urge. His health remains the priority as he avoids public discussion while drafting the statement for President McCall of New York Life.
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A Associated Press
Andrew Llamihon
Albany
John
Armstrong Insurance Committee
Hamilton
Nanheim Springs
Armstrong
McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
New York
Jodien Hamilton
Jndge
Bold Robbery at Chicago Bauman Jewelry Store
The Bauman Jewelry Company at 78 Madison Street was robbed of 59 000 in diamonds by three men who shattered the show window with a paperweight and grabbed a gem tray, escaping in a crowded Chicago street. Proprietor Joseph Bauman pursued and fired twice but the thieves fled uninjured.
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Chicago
Bauman Tewelry Company
Madison Street
Joseph Bauman
Wreck narrowly averted near Upton station
Two Posey county farmers found and removed a cross tie hidden beside the rails just before the east-bound Florida flyer passed at Upton station on the N railway. The sparsely settled area near Evansville reported the near-disaster on December 1.
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Upton Station
S. End N
Posey
Thanksgiving Offering Aids St Luke Hospital Trust
St Paul planners note a December event to provide a Thanksgiving offering to the St Luke Hospital association, an Episcopal group aiding St Luke's hospital. D C Shepard and his son F B Shepard allied to retire as engineer and capitalist, contributed to the hospital debt of twenty five thousand dollars.
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St Paul
St. Luke Hospital Association
St. Luke's Hospital
D.C
Indiana Railway Accidents and Fatalities Report
Figures compiled by Joseph A Stubbs show that in the year ended June 30 1905, 54 persons died by accident or railroad trains in Indiana and 3809 were injured. Of the 89 killed through causes beyond control five were passengers, 57 employees and 27 others. Of 265 killed through carelessness three were passengers 55 employees and 207 others. Of 1782 the injured through beyond control 158 were passengers 1501 employees and six others. Of 2027 injured through carelessness 53 passengers 1728 employees and 235 others. Damages paid by companies totaled 4746.98.
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Indianapolis
Joseph A. Stubbs
State Bureau of Statistics
Tadiana
Deer kill counts spark debate over wardens and funds
Negaunee Michigan reports deer killed year to year lag behind by proportion while hunters claim seven of ten succeed. County seeks license-fee use for wardens. county board may act. Also note editor Harrison recovering from auto crash and a hunter saved after shooting himself, plus a Jewish anniversary observance in New York with remarks from Cleveland and others.
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Mich
Marquette County
County Board of Supervisors
New York
United States
Scliff
Cleveland
Higgins
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Balfour Cabinet to Resign
London dispatch reports the Balfour cabinet intends to resign with final steps to be set at a cabinet meeting today according to reliable sources. The move follows ongoing political strain and signals a major government change in the United Kingdom.
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Balfour
London
Record of scattered 19th century news items from Superior Wis
Thanksgiving coldest day of year with street thermometers at 12 to 1 below zero. First ice seen at Waco Texas. Treasury Shaw to speak at Buffalo Chamber dinner December 12. Robbers wreck Citizens National Bank Owl Indian Territory, escape with over 3. AHH. King Edward to confer Order of Merit on Gyama and Togo. Alex Connor, 80, Scranton Kansas, died in home destruction. Governor Herrick grants Thanksgiving pardon to Jefferson Sinks of Miami County jailed for life since 1898 murder. San Francisco health board condemns 4000 pounds eastern turkeys. Fire at Adel Dallas County Texas causes 65000 loss. Eva Warner of Chicago? New York charged with stealing 27% diamonds valued at Braun. Spanish chamber votes to suspend constitutional guarantees in Catalonia. Army commissary officers to be taught breed and cooking restrictions. Bubonic plague players raging in Yokohama per Dakota crew.
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Waco
Tex
Shaw
Buffalo Chamber of Commerce
Citizens’ National Bank
Owl
Indian Territory
Edward
Gyama
Togo
Alex. Connor
Scranton
Kan
Herrick
Ohio
Jefferson Sinks
Miami County
San Francisco Health Board
Adel
Dallas County
Eva Warner
Chicago
New York
Braun
Spanish Chamber of Deputies
Catalonia
Army Commissary Department
Yokohama
Dakota
Seattle
The Irish Pawnbrokers at Green's opera house Cedar Rapids
The Irish Pawnbrokers played to two large Cedar Rapids audiences at Green's opera house yesterday afternoon and night. Frank Davis as Levi Murphy and Wm. Kenny Mack as Marmaduke O Flaherty earned encores. Baroness Von Zeiber and Violet Hilson received praise for their roles and singing. The Danie sisters wowed with dancing and acrobatics. Costumes and scenery were praised. the production was deemed well worth the time and money. At the Coldren tonight.
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Green's
Opera House
Cedar Rapids
Frank Davis
Levi Murphy
Kenny Mack
Marmaduke O'Flaherty
Baroness von Zeiber
Monty
I. O. T. M Meeting Tonight at the Hall
The regular business meeting of the I. O. T. M. is set for tonight at 7 30 at their hall. Miss Resea Banta from Manchester Iowa is visiting her brother George for a few days. The Misses Ensign of Boone Iowa witnessed yesterday’s Iowa Aames game in town.
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Manchester
Towa
George
Ensign
Boone
Iowe
Scott Lady Run Thorn in Hand
Scott, Bec, Lu, and Abs. Wm. Went 'thtertaing?' two of their daughters j frém a Kennet, 'Toma, Thanksgiving. . Thamas Dewey has rented the Capt. Lucas farm for next year. George Hanter has just completed a large bog house on his farm. Lou Price contemplates moving to North Dakota in the near future. Jacob Ricker has sold his farm to John Krall, the purchase price around £17,000. Mrs. Thomas Dewey ran a cactus thorn into her finger and it is feared that blood poisoning has set in. John Doughes of Tipton, Iowa, formerly of Scott, was Shaking hands with old friends in the city Saturday. Miss Lizzie Fitzpatrick has resigned her school in District No. 6 and will teach in the north part of the county this winter. Rev. Dorcas will commence revival services at Brick Chapel Wednesday evening, Dec. 6th. Services begin at 7:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Schell spent Thanksgiving Day with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stevenson, on South Governor street.
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Capt. Lucas
George Hanter
Lou Price
North Dakota
Jacob Ricker
John Krall
Thomas Dewey
John Doughes
Tipton
Iowa
Scott
Lizzie Fitzpatrick
Dorcas
Brick Chapel
J. W. Schell
J. A. Stevenson
South Governor Street
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