Seven Hundred Dead in Sunday Massacre at Petersburg
Scripps dispatch reports 1700 dead total after Sunday's massacre as troops withdraw and strikers return to work. Officials warn of financial losses estimated at ten to fifteen million dollars across St. Petersburg and other centers. Workmen clash while attempting to bury the dead, coffins opened and bodies scattered before troops intervene.
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Luepiseis
St Petersburg
Novgorode
Seematove
Seemstovolsts
Trepoff
Mossars
Trepof
Bunday
Obokoff
St. Petersburg
Strikers Return to Work Amid Weak Resolve Report
The number of workers returning to duty increased this morning due to a lack of resolute action. Officials describe the pause as tentative and uncertain.
Smoot’s Attorney Opens Defense in Inquiry
Attorney Van Cott argued the case centers on church interference in temporal affairs and Soohies. He noted Mormon political exclusion before 1890 and a shift as church interests gained protection, asserting Smoot is charged for beliefs not for a law violation and has not received any revelation.
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Scrippe Newe Association
Washington
van Cott
Smoot
Church
Italia
Soohies
Democrata
Hia
Czar Orders Third Battle Squadron To Liban
St Petersburg dispatch says the Czar will send the Third Battle Squadron to Liban tomorrow. He explains he cannot personally bid the fleet farewell. The announced dispatch is not given credence locally.
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St Petersburg
Plotoren
Liban
Agitators Spark Strike in Mitau as Troops Mobilize
News reports from St Petersburg dated January 27 say Mitau workers strike after agitators incite unrest. Troops are deployed while strikers march on streets. Riga fighting yields seventy five casualties. Rail and wagon works employees begin returning to work.
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Scripps News Association
St Petersburg
Mitau
Atrikera
Riga Les
Strikes See Half City Return to Work Amid Demands
The city reports that about half of the strikers have gone back to work, with many returning without concessions. Printers in Moscow have joined the strike movement.
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Moscow
Russians Capture Two Villages Near Makden
General Kuropatkin reported the offensive resumed south of Makden with a Russian advance. Two hamlets, Chailaksi and Khaitintago, were taken and about two hundred cattle captured. Japanese forces were pursued by cavalry after stiff resistance.
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St Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Makden
Chailaks
Khaitintago
Direct Vote for U S Senators Favored
Sacramento January 27 The Senate committee on Federal relations reported favorably a bill to elect United States Senators by direct vote of the people.
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Sacramento
Senate Committee On Federal Relations Today
United States
Installation of relief corps officers tomorrow at Odd Fellows hall
The Womens Relief Corps and G A R will install their officers for the coming year tomorrow at 11 30 at the Odd Fellows hall. All members of both organizations are expected to be on hand promptly.
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Womens Relief Corps
Andg Abr
Odd Fellows Hall
Warsaw Strike Expands Forcing Factory Closures
The strike wave reached Warsaw today with rapid spread and several factories already closed due to workers deserting.
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Warsaw
Six Indictments Returned in Dodge Moree Cases
New York January 27 Grand Jury returned six indictments related to the Dodge Moree divorce matter. The targets include Judge Farman of Troy and Abraham Hum mell with charges of conspiracy and subordination of perjury.
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Scripps News Association
New York
Dodge-Moree
Judge Farman of
Troy
Mia. Mores
Abraham Huaimell
Dodge
Arman
Hummel
Two Battles Fought Between Workmen and Troops at Radom
Unconfirmed reports from Berlin on January 27 state two clashes occurred between Radom laborers and troops in Poland. The first battle left six officers and thirty eight soldiers dead and over one hundred workers killed, with many wounded. The second engagement reportedly killed fifty workers and wounded many soldiers and workers.
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Serips Newa Association
Berlin
Radom
Poland
Last Rail Laid On Salt Lake to Los Angeles Route
The final rail on the Salt Lake to Los Angeles line will be laid tomorrow night near Good Springs Nevada. Despite the track being completed the line will not carry traffic for probably two months.
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Scripps News Association
Salt Lake
Los Ange- Jea
Good Springs
Nevada
Princess Arrested In Fraud Charge Near Frankfurt
Berlin reports Princess Alexandre of Isembourg and Budinger was arrested at Romansharn near Frankfurt on fraud charges.
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Scripp News Association
Berlin
Alexander of Isembourg
Budinger
Romansharn
Frankfort
French loan withdrawal cited in Russian loan report
London Jae 37 16 reports the French portion of a new Russian loan has been withdrawn. The brief item notes the action in the financial update, highlighting international lender reactions and implications for global credit.
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Scripps News Association
London
Strike grows menacing in Moscow as workers abandon 19 factories
The Moscow strike widens as employees from nineteen additional factories quit. Demands include ten hour days and a twenty percent wage rise. Libau strike spreads to Bronoer workers amid disorder. Officials say the Baltic Fleet may sail soon but could be delayed if dockyard strikes continue.
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Scripps News Association
Moscow
Students disrupt Calle Paraders theater show last night
City students disrupted performances in Calle Paraders last night causing an abrupt ending as audience watches confusion unfold and authorities respond.
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Calle Paraders
Samuel H Piles Elected U S Senator in Olympia Deadlock Break
Samuel H Piles of Seattle was elected United States Senator with 125 of 133 votes amid wild celebration. The last night deal saw Foster Sweeney and Wilson withdraw and Piles' victory linked to a Seattle-backed arrangement for Sweeney to succeed Ankey in four years.
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Scripps News Association
Olympia
Samuel H Piles
Seattle
Wash
United States
Foster
Sweeney
Wilson
Piles
Apesch
Ankey
Fatal Train Collision in Tennessee City
A passenger train and a freight train on the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis line collided at Tullahoma last night at midnight. Four men died and six were severely injured. The deceased include William Ray the passenger train engineer, Joseph Suggs the freight engineer, H J Suggs the passenger fireman, John Burrell, and a colored porter.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville, Chattanoga and St. Louis
Tullahima
William Ray
Joseph Suggs
H J Suggs
John Burrell
Trial Trip of New Cruiser Maryland In Navy Advance
The armored cruiser Maryland built by Newport News Shipbuilding Co. began its trial trip at nine forty this morning from Rockport Massachusetts. The vessel is billed as a top line Navy cruiser and represents a significant advancement in naval design.
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Scripps News Association
Petersburg
Trepceff
Scrippa News Association
Rockport
Maes
Maryland
Newport News Shipbuilding Co
Senate orders Judge Swayne to present impeachment answer
Washington January 27 the Senate with the House manager directs Judge Swayne to file his answer to the articles of impeachment between February 12 and 30 and on or before February 18.
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Washington
Senate
House
Swayne
J H Peare Promotes Watch Clock Jewelry Repair Services
J H Peare announces comprehensive repair services for watches clocks and jewelry with dispatch and personal supervision. He guarantees first class workmanship and satisfaction, accepts mail or express work with prompt return, and thanks patrons at La Grande's leading jeweler location near Newlin's Drug Store.
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J. H. Peare
Newlin
la Grande
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