Bombs and political violence sweep imperial capital and Caucasus
Reports from St. Petersburg describe the wounding of city prison warden Shataloff by an 18 year old assassin executing a social vengeance sentence. In Sebastopol bombs explode during a coronation review killing three and wounding many including General Neplueff and police chief. Dispatches from Tiflis recount attacks on governors general Timoseieff and Chief of Police Martinoff. one Cossack guard dies. Across parliament a crisis deepens as reform demands meet fierce government resistance and calls for ministerial resignation.
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Pittsburg Man Fatally Shoots Father In Law by Mistake
A wealthy liveryman of Clairton Pa M A Burd shot his father in law Archibald Duff aged 63 in the dark mistaking him for a burglar Duff grew sick at night and left the house for a walk returning as Burd fired after failing to hear a warning Duff was struck through the abdomen and died soon after The coroner ordered an investigation.
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Russia in Crisis Over Parliament Pledges and Limits
The Russian premier Goremykin responded to deputies with a call for cooperation within fundamental laws. He backed agrarian reform via an agrarian bank and Liberian migration, urged universal education, administration reform, and four freedoms, but refused to withdraw exceptional laws while murder and terrorism persist, and left unresolved crown and church appanage expropriation.
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Court Reopens Thursday Morning After Delay
Clerk George D. Wright reports Judge Fruit cannot finish work by Wednesday at Kenosha. The circuit court is expected to reopen Thursday morning, restoring normal court operations after the delay in schedule.
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Russia Preparing for War Herded in Siberia
Victoria, B C May 28 M De Regneaux who arrived by steamer Monteagle after a Siberia tour said Russia is preparing for another war in Siberia. Garrisons strengthened at Harbin and Kahboroysk, Vladivostok defense bolstered with heavy guns. China shows rising tension as foreign drilled Chinese troops move to northern borders under General Ma eager to strike after Japan defeat.
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Greatly reduced round trip rates to St Paul and Minneapolis with tickets on sale May 28 to 31. Final return limit June 9, extended to July 15 on a $2.00 fee. Inquiries to nearest agent or to F A Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago.
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