Strikes Intensify Killing as Petersburg Edges Toward Chaos
Strikes unabated leave St Petersburg paralyzed as 30000 workers quit and clashes erupt. At the Putiloff Franco-Bussian works workers walkout after eight hour demand. one foreman reportedly killed. Soldiers fire on strikers, eleven killed and one hundred wounded.
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Scripps News Association
St Petersburg
Putiloff
Franco-Bussian Works
Directora
Atrikera
London
T Petersburg
Exchange Telegraph
Miners Violence Escalates After Strike Vote
Reports from Berlin detail strikers in the mining region rejecting the Hanen conference decision. Extremists attacked strike leaders at Sachse and Hue, injuring Hue amid attempts to lynch them. Rail disruption near Essen prompts authorities to prepare force to restore order. Casualties reported in Sosnowice Poland with conflicting tallies from Lokal Angeiger and Waasiche Zeitung. Cold spell continues with forecast colder days ahead.
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Scripps News Association
Berlin
Sachse and
Hue
Essen
Scripps News Association Berlin
Lokal Angeiger
Sosnowice
Poland
Waasiche Zeitung
Judge Swayne Faces Senate Impeachment Trial Crowds Rally
Senatorial chamber hosts Judge Cosa Swayne of Florida as impeachment trial proceeds from two to five pm. Judge Palmer for the House reads the Florida Legislature declaration accusing Swayne of ignorant corruption while critics deem his ten dollar per day expense allowance excessive.
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Washington
Cosa, Swayne
Florida
Senate
Palmer
House
Wayne
Swayne
Miller sentence commuted for aiding state reform
Albany Feb 10 Governor Higgins commuted the sentence of William F Miller promoter of the Franklin Syndicate. The commutation followed Miller giving valuable evidence to the state and his stated reform.
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Scripps News
Albany
William F Miller
Franklin Syndicate
Higgins
City Council Chambers Fresh Coat Of Paint Unveiled
City council chambers are repainted and ready for public access. Recorder keeps ashes on display and will receive visitors when called.
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Recorder
Local War Toll Reported From Makden Sighting
A Hy Series News Association dispatch from Petersburg cites a Makden sighting on January 25 26 and reports 314 officers among 1006 killed and wounded in the engagement.
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Dt. Petersburg
President Nominates Arizona and Nebraska Officials
The president sent to the Senate nominations including Joseph H. Kibbey for Governor of Arizona and A C MoLaughlin for Receiver of Public Moneys at Maryville, along with Louis A Tucker of Nebraska as Associate Justice of the Arizona Supreme Court.
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Uy Scripps News Association
Washington
Senate
Arizona
Joseph H Kibbey
A C MoaLaughlin
Marynville
Supreme Court of Arizona
Sugeus A Tucker
Nebraska
Two Union Division Reports Expected By Committee
Galem Feb 10 There is no report yet from the counties committee on the Union division bill. It is reported that the committee is ready to report with two versions a majority and a minority report. It is not known which way the majority will report.
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Galem
Committee On
Post Fraud Convict Works in Penitentiary Clerk Office
August W Machen, convicted of postal frauds and sentenced to two years, began work in the Monandaville penitentiary clerk's office as an assistant. He plans to study Latin and philosophy during spare time. The Groffs remain in the prison hospital and have not yet been assigned to work.
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Scripps News Association
Wheeling
W Va
W Machen
Monandaville
F L Moore Dies in San Francisco After Illness
Frank L. Moore a prominent Baker City Oregon attorney died in San Francisco after a long illness. The body will be shipped to Eugene Oregon for interment.
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San Francisco
Frank L. Moore
Baker City
Ore
Eugene Ore
Witness Henry Carr Identifies Pistol in Weber Murder Trial
Henry Carr of San Francisco testifies as the prosecution’s key witness in the Weber murder trial. He identifies the pistol shown in court as the one he sold to Weber last year and says he loaded five cartridges for the defendant, with five more set aside in a manila wrapper. Carr points to the defendant in the courtroom as the man who bought the weapon.
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Auburn Calleb
Weber
Henry Carr
San Francisco
Witndss
Osrr
Pioneer Dead Beattle Beattie John Leary Dies in Riverside
John Leary a veteran Beattle pioneer died in Riverside California while seeking health care. He migrated to Seattle in 1869 when the city housed under a thousand people. He left an estate around two million dollars. He is survived by his wife and a singer, with no children.
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Beattle
John Leary
Riverside
Cal
Singer
Mr. Leary
Seattle
Tariff Cut Ordered By House Committee on Ways and Means
The House Committee on Ways and Means voted along party lines to favorably report a bill reducing tariffs by 150 lowtances on goods entering the Philippines. Major cuts target machinery engines and steel rise. Opium tariffs rise and import of the drug to be banned after three years.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
House Committee On Ways and Means
Philippines
Californian Senator Perkins Chosen to Read Washington Farewell
The Senate elected Senator Perkins of California to read Washingtons farewell address on February 22. The selection was made during today’s session as part of the Washington centennial observances.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
Senate
Perkins
California
Standard Oil Cuts Kansas Oil Trade Amid Policy Standoff
Kansas City February 10 John OBrien Standard Oil west representative says the firm will not invest further in Kansas until the states oil policy is settled. The company will take as much oil as it can refine and stop expanding the business. Kansas oil producers report a potential loss of about a quarter of a million dollars monthly due to the policy and fear continued adverse legislation.
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Scripps News
Kaeness City
John O’brien
Standard Oil
West
Standard Oil Co
Kansas
Standard Oil ‘Co
Russians Bombard Japanese Center in Night Assault
Tokyo feb 10 Russians bombarded the Japanese center and extreme left Wednesday night but were repulsed. The general situation remains unchanged.
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Scripps News Association
Tokio
Japanese Repulsed at Petersburg Report Says Attacks Failed
General Kuro patkin reports two Japanese assaults on the Russian left flank were repulsed with five Russian wounded. The fighting occurred near Petersburg and is described as a limited clash with modest casualties on the Russian side.
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Scripps News Association
Appellate Court Reverses Receiver Order in Elias Case
The Appellate division of the Luprume Court reversed a lower court ruling appointing a receiver for Hannah Elias, whom Jobo Platt is suing to recover money from. The decision centers on the disposition of funds given to Elias by Platt.
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Horipps Newa Association
New York
Luprume Court
Hannah Elias
Jobo Platt
President to Sign New Mexico Statehood Bill
The President informed Rodney New Mexico delegates that he would sign the statehood bill if it reaches him in the same form as passed by the Senate. The exchange occurred during the Washington briefing on February 10.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
Rodney
New Mexico
Senate
Second Siberian Railway Line Expansion Planned
Bt Petersburg February 10. It is finally decided to build a second railway track to Thmak and Qask, replacing the present single line to meet growing demand.
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Scrippe News Association
Bt. Petersburg
Iav
Thmak
Qask
Hang Wife Murderer Hang Wife Murderer By Scrippa Nowe Association
Samuel McQue who was condemned for murdering his wife was hanged at 4 30 a m in Charlotteville Virginia. He confessed to the crime saying evil power compelled him. He refused guards aid and walked to the scaffold with three ministers present. He remained composed and the execution proceeded without incident.
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Scrippa Nowe Association
Charlotteville
Samuel McQue
Epvert
Mone
Senator Wright Arrested on Bribery Charge
Eli Wright, a donor suspect in a bribery case, was arrested in Sacramento on February 10 and released on a two thousand dollar bail bond.
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Scripps News Asociation
Sacramento
Eli Wright
Chadwick Case Hearing Delivers Testimony in Ohio Grand Jury
The Chadwick case was heard today by a Cleveland grand jury. Authorities seek additional indictments as the Beckwith administration’s conduct is presented to jurors.
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Gerippe News Association
Cleveland
Ohio
U. States
Grand Jury
Chadwick
Beckwith
One Wife Testifies In Hoch Arsenic Case
Scripps News Association reports Mra Fisher Hoth testified about her sister’s intermittent pains itching crawling sensations and queer feelings in hands and feet. Investigators say Hoch allegedly confessed to arsenic to police but authorities dispute the report. Freyne testified arsenic used in embalming Marie Walker Hoch. Emily Hoch named Hoch as the husband of both women. Hocc married two women in Cincinnati under the name Schmitt.
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Scripps News Association
Mra Fisher Hoth
Cam
Freyne
Marie Walker Hoch
Emily Hoch
Hoch
HJ Lees
Cincinnatti
Hocc
Schmitt
Clara Bartels
District Attorneyship in Baker and Union Walpole Counties
The bill dividing the sight radical district passes both houses and awaits governor signature. It will appoint judges in Baker county and the district attorney for Union and Wal laceo counties. Sam White is favored for the judgeship while the district attorneyship winner remains uncertain among B F Wilson Turver Oliver J D Slater and Clarence Crawford.
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Baker County
Tn Union
Wallowa
Sam White
B F Wilson
Turver Oliver
J D Slater
Clarence Crawford
Drill Strikes Log at Seven Hundred Feet
The artesian well near the Thomas McConnel place shows a yellow pine log at seven hundred feet. Quick sand lies beneath, followed by fifteen feet of blue clay. drilling proceeds slowly as sand keeps filling the bore and pumping time dominates.
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Schwebke
Thomas McConnel Place
Wade la Grand
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