Mass Meeting Follows City Lockdown in Moscow and St Petersburg
In Moscow and St Petersburg thousands rally as troops seal streets and rail hubs. Reports say leaders of the workers are arrested and replaced by a new council, while the League of Leagues appeals for aid. Insurrection spreads to Vitebsk province and Kokotehusa battles rock towns.
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Moscow
Aquarium
St. Petersburg
St. Peter and St. Paul
League of Leagues
Vitebsk
Livonia
Kokotehusa
Tukum
Courland
Khar
Chinese Japanese Treaty Signed Denies Alliance Rumor
Pekin December 22 Japanese treaty was signed in Manchurian affairs with officials including M Uehicot and Prince Ching. Chinese commissioners say the accord concerns policy in Manchuria and reject reports of a China Japan alliance.
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Pekin
Javan Ino. Mura
M. Uehicot
Japan
Prince Ching
Korean Legation Turned Over to Japanese
London dated dispatch reports William Pritchard Morgan, Korea's consul general and chargé d affaires, handed the Korean legation to the Japanese ambassador and the consulate to the Japanese consul general under the transfer of control of Korean foreign affairs to Japan following the acting minister's death eight months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William Pritchard Morgan
Korea
Legation
Lcreen Foreign Afaia
Japan
Quarantine Declared Against Kobe
A chaotic dispatch from Victoria reports renewed quarantine measures against Kobe Japan amid imperial moves to replace a Japanese inspector with a German military official. The tangled message notes conflicting promises and shifting duties as regional authorities weigh intervention prospects and treaty implications.
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Victoria
B. C
Pekin Atate Inet
Yuan Shire
Mercenaing
Diwenic
Teremome
Peiwon
Diet
Turmoil in Moscow as troops clash with populace
Reports from Moscow on December 21 describe severe disorders with troops facing the public. Pathetic propaganda papers call for armed resistance while workers demand a constituent assembly universal suffrage and an eight hour day. The capital is dark with theaters closed as strikers persuade locals to join the strike.
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Sistry
Moscow
Navshodney
Syn Ontechestra
Constituent Assembly
Army
Navy
Russia
Pea
Courland
Spizei Windau
Friederichstadt
Pratsenbur
Holden
Workmen at Moscow favor armed revolt
London dispatch reports that workers at Moscow including engineers and postal telegraph staff have declared in favor of an armed revolt. All available troops have been mobilized.
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London
Der
Fachonee Pelegripa Company
St. Pelirsburg
Moscow
Prisoner Escape From Training Ship At Navy Yard
A prisoner aboard the training ship Suouthers at the Portsmouth navy yard reportedly escaped into the water and was believed to have reached Kittery. Crews searched the area as the incident prompted a naval inquiry.
Revolt in Livonia described in Baltic turmoil
Dispatch from Reval via Riga reports fires across countryside as peasants seize land and declare independence in Livonia. Cossacks and dragoons clash with guerrillas while nobles seek martial law relief. Teachers move to curb Russian influence. proposed reforms include land redistribution and elected provincial council under Gen. Count Sollogub.
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Riga
Courland
Livo
Romershof
August von Hennings
Eternan
Govit
Baltic
Count Sollogub
Ter Tim
McDougal Named Director of Carnegie Botanical Dept
Dr Daniel Trembly McDougal of New York becomes director of the Carnegie Institution botanical research department. He resigns as assistant director of the New York Botanical Garden to lead the Desert Botanical Laboratory at Yacoon Atie and plan long term investigations with staff. The lab facilities will be expanded with new sub laboratories and storage facilities.
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Washington
Daniel Trembly McDougal
New York
Department of Botanical Research
Carnegie Institution
McDougal
New York Botanical Gardena
Lowenical Research
Desert Botanical Laboratory
Yacoon
Atie
Desert Laboratory
Unclear text fragment prompts unknown summary
The readable portion is highly garbled and lacks coherent events or named entities to summarize into a factual newspaper item. No clear person, place, organization, date, or outcome is discernible for a proper T and S.
Unscrambled fragment hints at river event and political timing
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a river and dates, with garbled names and a New Week related company. The readable bits imply a local event or notice involving officials, a potential vote or meeting, and references to timing and place, but specifics are unclear.
Suburban News: Pie Supper Lecture and Club News
A Baptist church chicken pie supper fed over a hundred people then a Scotland lecture with stereopticon images. Weymesit Club discussed Lanier with readings by several members and a Lanier portrait shown. First Muscataquid club meeting elected officers and planned vestry meetings every other Saturday.
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Baptist Church
Mr. Evans
Scotland
Weymesit Club
Hattie King
Sidney Lanier
Sidney
Lanier
Dale
Iroioie Blodgett
Iha Baker
Fordham
Tampa Robins
Unitarian Church
Olivia Norcross
Neil Mahoney
Foster
Charles Stearns
Muscataquid
North Bil lierica Tonne 1 1323 Officers Elected
At a regular meeting of North Bil lierica town No 1323 R A the following officers were elected for the ensuing year Regent Edward M Simonds vice regent James Moran representative to grand council John Meehan alternate James H Gannon post regent John Meehan orator Martin Conway secretary James A Ruth treasurer Joseph Meaney chaplain Joseph Brown guide John E Hughes collector James H Gannon warden James Chadwick study Charles H Cowdrey trustee for three years John Hughes trustee for two years Jan Campbell Installation of officers will be held January 17 1906 Chairman Charles H Kohirausch of
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North Billerica Toune
R. A
Edward M. Simonds
James Moran
John Meehan
James H. Gannon
Martin Conway
James A. Ruth
Joseph Meaney
Joseph Brown
John E. Hughes
James
Christmas Service prep at Congregational Church Pelham
In Pelham preparations for Christmas service at the Congregational Church proceed with special music planned. Miss Angeline Kent recovering well after surgery at Nashua hospital. Grange elects James Macaldin as gatekeeper and Pearl Atwood to install officers in January.
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Angeline Kent
Nashua
David Hubley
George Arleton
Rank Peabody
Frederick Greeley
The
Grange
James Macaldin
McKendrick
Pearl Atwood
Congregational Church
F. O. Bartlett
James Flannagan
Hudson-Pelham and
Salem Electric Road
Orlando Warren Spaulding
Pelham Lady Minstrels
Town Hall
Pleasant Social at John Tucker Home in Dracut
A well attended Dracut social at 24 Campaw street, hosted by Mr John Tucker to aid a Hillside church Christmas tree, featured Miss Mildred McKnight and Miss Marion McKnight readings, violin by Arthur Gunther with Ida Gunther, piano solos by Verna Hodge and Laura Tucker, and songs by William Craib and Henry Allard. A spelling bee again drew praise, refreshments were served, and local figures including Miss Susie G Driscoll organized charitable efforts for Day Nursery homes. The Parker Avenue School Alumni seek a hearing to discuss alterations allowing a school ball at Parker Avenue School.
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John Tucker
Campaw Street
Mildred
Marion McKnight
Arthur Gunther
Ida Gunther
Verna Hodge
Laura Tucker
Messie
William Craib
Henry Allard
Charles L. Hodge
Lizzie Tucker
Irene Abele
Henry Mitchell
Westvale Mose
Edward Mitchell
Phineas Street
Susie G. Driscoll
Parker Avenue School
Lowell
Dracut
Parker Avenue
Capital increase request ends with stockholder meeting
Fall River December meeting of the Coahaseet Manufacturing Company stockholders adjourned without action after Joseph A Baker and others sought a 4 percent stock dividend. The proposers withdrew their request prior to hearing, and the meeting concluded in order.
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Fall River
Coahaseet Manufacturing Company
Joseph A Baker
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
Damaged OCR text shows a partial local notice with scattered phrases about a public action and parties. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are readable, making it impossible to identify the event or the authority involved.
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