Imperial ukase dissolves parliament and cements autocracy
Report of an imperial ukase issued March 6 1907 dissolving the present parliament and calling for a new convocation. The decree places Russia under extraordinary security measures akin to martial law. Analysts warn the move may push the nation toward dictatorship and alter suffrage rules to favor peasants over educated liberals and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Ukase
Petersburg
Rusaia
Nicholan
Russia
Uma
Arong
Mogoon
Dreyfus Receives Legion of Honor at Military School
In a formal ceremony Maj Alfred Dreyfus, in full dress uniform, was awarded the Cross of Chevalier of the Legion of Honor at the military school courtyard. The event, attended by army officials and led by Colonel Targe, recalled past trials as guards closed the area and trumpets sounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Alfred Dreyfus
Legion of Honor
Targe
War Office
Dreyfus
Army
Washington confirms scope of new meat inspection law
Secretary Wilson said the act applies only to slaughtering and meat packing houses conducting an intrastate business. He urged the public not to expect a broad cleansing drive affecting nationwide facilities. He stressed meat from local establishments should be clean and wholesome for home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Petersburg arrests linked to revolutionary meeting at Miasla office
Friday arrests at the Miasla office occurred after a sitting of the revolutionary party. Editor Solomnka, a parliament member, hid three leaders in his room. two escaped. Police seized important documents. Escaped leaders include M Chernoff, field general and head of the central committee, and his leading lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Miasla
Revolutionary Party
Solomnka
M Chernoff
Revolutionista
Bia
National Irrigation Congress Invites Interior Official
Boise Idaho reports Hon James J Park er chief of the division of lands and railroads interior department will attend the four teenth National Irrigation congress at Bolsa Reprember to participate in congress work if Secretary Hitchcock cannot attend Parker may be deputized to represent the interior department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
James J. Parker
Division of Lands and Railroads of the
Interior Department
National Irrigation Congress
Bolsa
Hitchcock
Ae Parker
Parimgat
Russell Sage Dies at Ripe Old Age in New York
New York premier financier Russell Sage died suddenly at Cedarcroft in Lawrence Long Island of heart failure following a long illness of old age. Sage, born August 4 1836 in Verona New York, built a fortune as a railroad and Wall Street figure, later joining Jay Gould and shaping early large scale railway and market operations. He was 89. The veteran financier held officer and director roles in twenty two railroad and telegraph firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russell Sage
Cedarcroft
Lawrence
L. J
Sage
Shout
Ruewell Sage
Nestor
Verona
Oneda County
Eliza
Pendance Sage
Pioneer
Connecticut
Guest O & Homestead
Joan
Lacrosse Railroad Company
Bla
Wall Street
Jay Gould
Acale
New York Stock Exchange
Grant & Ward
Fae
Twentstown Railroad and Telegraph Corpor
Irrigation Congress Delivers Regional Crop Exhibits
Boise hosts the National Irrigation Congress from September 8 to 12 with delegates and visitors shown a rich display of crops. Fruits grains grasses sugar beets and vegetables from sixteen states and territories under the national reclamation act will be exhibited. A core aim is to demonstrate actual results and to guide delegates through irrigation districts to see methods in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Hoise
Jealousy tragedy ends in double tragedy in Montana
Charles D. Schmidt a 24 year old water inspector killed his wife 19 then attempted to take his own life after a jealous quarrel at Fort Assiniboine Helena Montana reports say the accused acted from a presumed romantic feud. The case follows a recent firing of an insurance firm in San Francisco with wind down plans announced by Home Fire and Marine Insurance Company president W J Dutton and Fireman's Fund leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Third Cavalry
Fort Assiniboine
Charles D. Schmidt
San Francisco
W. J. Dutton
Home Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Home Fire and Marineth
Firemen's Fund Insurance Joernahy
California Corporm Dona
Ation
Fireman's Fund
Fireman's Fund Inauwanee Corporation
Murder of Mary Jane Dalton in Nanaimo
A Nanaimo dispatch reports the brutal murder of Mary Jane Dalton at her home. Her father Jonn Dalton found the body. Initial findings indicate a forehead wound and a struggle. Robert Stile Featherstone is charged with the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Post-Intelligencer
Nanaimo
Mary Jane Dalton
Jonn Dalton
Ismault
Robert Stile Featherstone
Seventeen Items Mixed News From May Include Disasters and Politics
A long mixed dispatch notes river incidents, ship collisions, and violent events. It cites the Evelyn steamer wreck near Neenah Wisconsin, a farm assault near Kar forla, and a Texas shooting in Karne City. International chatter covers Russia Austria harmony, a Legion of Honor award for Barth Bernstrdt, and commerce totals. Political notes include Illinois and Missouri campaign mentions with figures, and a Chicago livestock exchange gathering.
Digestive Aid Advertises Kodol Product
An old advertisement touts Kodol as a digestive aid to relieve dyspepsia and restore stomach function. It claims the product helps the stomach to work properly by digesting food and easing sourness and indigestion. Sold by the People's Co op Institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Co Op
For Sale Baggy Items Inquire To Port People
Fragmented notice offers four baggy items for sale with minimal details. Request for more information directed to a local contact, urging interested buyers to apply to the port power contact.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reds
Parker
Irrigation Congress
Montana
Kille
Gormto
Jan Silvadey
Honduras
Evelyn
Neenah
Wis
Malavista
Karforla
Gregk
Bulgeriane
Ua Fern
Peters Bute
Austria
Baneta Ty Jenied
Barth Bernstrdt
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
W. Mayfield
Uclan
Karne City
Texas
Je @ Goode
Phowe Ing
Oregon
Chicago
National Livestock Exchange
Allan Line
Libertion
London
Montreal
Loondon
Beachy Beach
Warnew
C. W. Fairbanks
Joseph G. Cannon
William Warner
Missouri
Lkely
Missour Oest
New York City
Lee
Etienne
Annon
Gehigninat
Atajor Drefua
Vincennes
Martigny
Switzerleans
2Uya
Rawlin Thompking
Lorado
Ark
A. Smith Deveny
Kansas
Banta Barbars
Cal
Booth
Adam Scheulg
Mier
Gar
Eis
Moi
Ychenle
Twerean
Iui Car Fon
Kediiwion
Indis
India
Hebell
Dek Wyland
San Feancives
Tonim Mowatt
Rowad
Dover
Mowatt
Mowaire
Natinysi
Ptaud
Agricuture
Wilken
Alfred Belt
Eettes
Merily Gowen
Noaees
Ceell Heden
Missouri River
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Aller
Chicago & North-Western
West Second South St
Allan Brig
Lake City
Utah
S. E. Perlberg
OF Chicago
Petleat Ryle
Lehi Mercantile Co
Lehi
T. R. Cutler
John Y. Smith
Salt Lake
Ogden
Utah County
Tintic
Sanpete
Denver
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louie
I. A. Benton
The
Elk
A. Slade
Main Street
America
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Union Pacific
Williams
West Second South Street
Salt Lake City
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