Revolutionists Control Zlatoust and Threaten Officials
Moscow dispatch reports feeble resistance to troops, with Moscow workmen’s council negotiating terms as revolt wanes. Zlatoust authorities seized, red flag hoisted, a republic declared, officials captive. Samara and Voronezh rise with barricades, bombs used, and ringleaders arrested elsewhere. General insurrection planned for Dec 31 in multiple regions.
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St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
Great Russia
Zlatoust
Oofa
Ural Mountains
Zilatoust
Samara
Nizhni Novgorod
C.s
Samora
Nizhni Novogorod
Voronezh
Far East
Social Democrats
Kieft
Kacan
Krasnoyarsk
Poland
Kiel
Kasin
Warsaw Striking Socialists Shut Media and Insurance Offices
Warsaw reports bands of Socialists parading to enforce a general strike. They forced newspapers and insurance offices to close this morning, hindering traffic on the Vienna railroad with only two trains operating from Warsaw station.
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Warsaw
Socialiste
Trafic
Vienna
Four Million More Spent on New York Education
Albany report shows public school expenditures rose to 47 million dollars in the last fiscal year from 43 million the year before. The state education department summarized that four million more was spent on education during the period ending this year.
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Albany
N. Y
State Education Department
Dunkirk Polish Church Destroyed by Fire
In Dunkirk New York on December 28 a large Polish church, recently built at an estimated cost of 40000 dollars, was destroyed by fire. Investigators say the blaze began in a bedroom area but the cause remains undetermined. The building was fully insured.
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Dunkirk
du N. Y
Metwigs
Tne Ie Ee
Fire Claims Multiple Victims In Minneapolis Tenement
A blaze on Minnehaha Avenue in Minneapolis Minn seriously injures several residents and causes at least two deaths. Fire crews fought the blaze in a crowded tenement building as investigators began to secure the scene and determine a cause.
Poors Injured and Army Navy Friction Highlight
Fragment shows injuries and an appearance involving Wheelicked shace Peach with reference to Army and Navy friction. The readable text is unclear and lacks concrete facts, names, or dates to form a full news item.
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Poys
Wee Army & Navy
Mystery remains after Oak Island hotel fire inquiry
The Revere police finished searching the Oak Island hotel ruins for a human body but found no evidence of crime. A postal card signed by a "poor tramp" claimed the blaze hid a murder and named the suspect, but officials offered no new details and urged patience as the investigation continues. Oak Island grove lies between Revere and Lynn, an area long linked to police raids on gambling operations.
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Oak Island Grove
Revere
Lynn
Laborers Attack Work Site Over Paymaster Robbery
In New Brunswick New Jersey on December 29 a depot crew of 200 from the Delaware River Construction Company attacked tool chests and damaged sites after learning they would not be paid immediately. Police responded by trolley, rioters fled to woods, a $1000 reward for robbers remains unsettled.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Delaware River Construction Company
King Alfonso Goes Hunting in Grenada Visit
Madrid dispatch reports King Alfonso on a hunting expedition to Grenada. The British cruiser Drake, flagship of Rear Admiral Prince Louis of Battenberg, arrived at Malaga near Grenada. The prince and two ladies landed at Malaga and proceeded to Grenada, with a meeting anticipated between the king and Princess Ena of Battenberg in Grenada.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Grenada
Drake
Prince Louis of Battenburs
Malaga
Spain
Ena of Battenberg
Utica Train Wreck Ditchs Engine and Coaches In Ottawa Line
A derailment on the New York and Ottawa railroad between Bay Pond and Derrick hurled an engine tender and two passenger cars into a ditch. Mr. Cook of St. Regis Falls was severely injured and may die, with several passengers lightly hurt.
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Utica
N. Y
New York and Ottawa
Bay Pond
Cook
St. Regis Falls
Salvage steamer Salvor to gather wreck bodies at Amphitrite
Victoria B C December 29 salvage steamer Salvor, expected at midnight near the Pass of Mefford wreck at Amphitrite point, will bring any recovered bodies to Victoria for interment. Officers listed include master Marry Dou gall, first officer W Baldwin, and officer George.
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Victoria
B. C
Salvor
Pass of Meffort
Amphitrite Point
Marry & Dougall
W. Baldwin
oMcer
George
Wamesit Cottage in Ruins Burns at Warmest Farm
An unoccupied cottage at Warmest owned by Jacob W. Wilbur was destroyed by a fire about 4 AM. The vacant house had been known for trampe seeking shelter, and the blaze started likely by accident with rapid spread, leaving Warmest residents alarmed and seeking details.
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Warmest
Jacob W. Wilbur
Ramipe
Daring Diamond Theft Strikes Schwartz Brothers Store
New York December 29 a burglary at Schwartz Brothers jewelry shop at 1368 Broadway in the Tenderloin district yields about 4000 dollars in diamonds rings and watches. It is the second such theft in three months and the seventh in three years, with total losses around 20000 dollars. Burglars used a steel folding gate and a heavy wire screen to smash half inch glass and reach the loot during a heavy rainstorm.
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New York
Schwartz Brothers
Broadway
Tenderloin
Stock Transfer Tax Projection By State Comptroller
Albany reports from Comptroller Otto Kelsey say the stock transfer tax law will yield over 5 million dollars in the first year. About 1.125 million was actually received in the treasury for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1905.
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Albany
N. Y
Otto Kelsey
Treasury
Italian Laborer Killed in Bank Cave-In
Washington December 29 A cave-in at the new National Metropolitan Citizens Bank site opposite the treasury department killed Pedro Chandron an Italian laborer and injured two other workers. C R Smith a carpenter sustained the more serious injuries. Initial reports overstated fatalities but Chandron was the sole death.
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Washington
National Metropolitan Citizens Bank
Treasury Department
Pedro Chandron
C. R. Smith
Chandron
Three Trainmen Killed in Wreck at Disko
Fort Wayne dispatch reports three railroad workers died when the Chicago and Erie freight engine derailed after rails spread near Disko, twenty miles west of Huntington, at 1 am. Engineer John O'Brien, Fireman Cecil Oliver, and Brakeman Lem Fisher perished in the cab fire. all victims were Huntington residents.
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Fort Wayne
Chicago & Erie
Disko
Huntington
John O’brien
Cecil Oliver
Lem Fisher
Mysterious return of four loss notes in Leominster
Leominster December 29 four demand notes for 6000 dollars each, lost from the Wauchusett Shirt Company president Francis A. Whitney, reappeared intact in the mail with no explanation. Notes were endorsed by Whitney and disappeared from his vault December 14, later found in an envelope with a Leominster postmark. No sender identified. officials unlikely to investigate.
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Leominster
Faancis A. Whitney
Wauchusett Shirt Company
Mr. Whitney
Leominster Safety Deposit Company
Whitney
Hie Joes
Eaedern Financeial
Ais Mall
Fishing schooner Daniel Heene driven ashore at Provincetown
Provincetown Dee 28 The fishing schooner Daniel Heene tore from her moorings in a high southeast gale and drifted broadside to the wind. The crew fought the pounding seas with minimal damage noted as they sought shore anchors and assistance.
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Provincetown
Dee
Daniel Heene
Tituacion
Leighton & Co. Suspends as Liabilities Reported at $500000
Boston December 29 H R Leighton and Co stock brokers suspend business for creditors with liabilities pegged at 500000. The firm, led by H R Leighton and H W Pattee, ran forty branch offices across New England Canada and advertised broadly. No assets or liabilities statement issued.
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Boston
H. R. Leighton & Co
New England
Canada
H. R. Leighton
H. W. Pattee
Washington Street
Charles E. Allen
T Hos. W. Lawson
Massachusetts
Springfield
Worcester
Lawrence
Lowell
Lynn
New Bedford
Fitchburg
Maine
Portland
Bangor
Livermore Falls
Rumford Falls
Biddeford
Bath
New Hampshire
Concord
Keene
Woodsville
Berlin
Dover
Vermont
Rutland
Montpelier
Morrisville
Woodstock
Burlington
Bennington
Brattleboro
Bellows Falls
St. Johnsbury
Rhode Island
pProvidence
Pawtucket
Montreal
St. John's
N. F
Halifax
N. 8
Fall River Mills See 3.01 Percent Earnings Decline
The Fall River cotton mills report an average earnings of 3.01 percent on 22,875,000 capital, $80,250 less than 1904. Major capital changes include Chace mills stock addition and Davis mills reorganization. A 69,000 spindle iron works mill nears operation, with Luther and other mills expanding. Workforce shortages kept output near 80 percent. a wage sliding scale trial gains acceptance amid various management changes and large equipment orders.
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Fall River
Chace Mills
Conanicut
Davis, Wampanoag, Mechanics and Seaconner
Principa
Wampanoag Mills
Gov. Douglas
Lowell Customers Not Affected By Brokerage Failure
Local correspondents of H. R. Leighton and Company are F. W. Howe and Company brokers. In the Howe building Merrimack Square Mr. Howe is acting only as correspondent and does not anticipate trouble for his customers. He has nearly completed arrangements to represent another house and will take care of his customers during the crisis. He states he will not be involved with the failure of H. R. Leighton and Company.
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H. R. Leighton & Co
F. W. Howe & Co
Howe
Merrimack Square
Tendency to insanity among life prisoners
Hartford Conn Dec 29 A state prison annual report to Gov Roberts highlights the rising share of life convicts. Of 473 inmates 12 percent are serving life terms, total imprisonment 743 years, average ages 16 to 30. Convicts earned 53079 dollars this year. total prisoners 4711.
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Hartford
Conn
Gov. Roberts
Runnymede
Russia
Japan
Libel suit over L Etoile articles by Sabourin
William D. Sabourin chief ranger of Court Samuel de Champlain No 49 Foresters of America sues Maxime Lepine Clovis Belanger and Frederick Dupont proprietors of L Etoile for defamation. Ad damnum 2000. Albert S Howard attorney. Articles relate to recent controversy within the court and the minority that formed Union Samuel de Champlain.
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William D. Sabourin
Samuel de Champlain
Foresters of America
Maxime Lepine
Clovis Belanger
Frederick Dupont
L’etoile
L’‘Etoile
Albert
Howard
Court Samuel de Champlain
Union Samuel de Champlain
Sabourin
Franchise Granted for Boston and Lowell Interurban in Tewksbury
The Boston and Lowell Interurban street railroad has secured its locations in Tewksbury. Town selectmen signed the papers this noon with two of three members. the final signature is expected today. A hearing date for the Lowell location will be set tonight at city hall.
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Boston
Postmaster Appointments List By States
Washington December 2 list of postmaster appointments includes Maine Raet Blue Hill Francia DB Massachusetts Hamilton Andrew Hardin.
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Washington
Appoinieg
Maine
Raet Biue Hill
Francia DB
Massachusetts
Hamilton
Andrew Hardin
No Ultimatum From France To Venezuela
Paris Dec 29 The foreign office states no ultimatum was sent to Venezuela and says reports of such are from talks between Secretary Root and Ambassador Jusserand. Officials say Venezuela’s resume of relations with French charge d affaires M Taigny is essential before addressing other disputed questions.
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Parise
Foreign Office
Venesudle
Root
Jusserand
Hussein
Caracas
Venezuela
M. Taigny
Incomplete note seeks an experienced person
Fragmentary OCR text appears to request an experienced individual. No clear names, places, or organizations are readable. The source lacks verifiable details to form a full newscard summary.
Desperate over letter Miller shoots himself
A man who recently entered the Hotel Terminal in San Francisco shot and killed himself, leaving behind addresses including Jane Alt Miller of Providence, Penn, and Miller of Dixon. The incident occurred yesterday in his room at the hotel, with a note or telegram implying a personal motive linked to a letter.
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San Francisco
John A. Miller
Jane Alt Miller
Providence
Penn
Miller
Dixon
Jeter
Wes Cakans
Tee
Court martial resumes in Annapolis hazing case
The court martial of Midshipman Trenmor Coffin Jr for alleged hazing of Midshipman Jordone R. Kimbrough resumed at the academy. The crowded room heard testimony from Whitmeyer and Braisted, with counsel arguing that no hazing had been proved and that a confession was involuntary.
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Annapolis
Trenmor Coffin, Jr
Jordone R. Kimbrough
Board of Investigation
Academy
Coffin
Kimbrough
Hewlett
MacVey
Overcome by fumes of charcoal claim two men in tragedy
Marlboro Dee, aged 29, was found dead and his brother Angel Jhon, 31, in critical condition from inhaling charcoal fumes. The two men had been burning charcoal when the incident occurred, leaving authorities to investigate their deaths and injuries.
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Marlboro
Dee
Sotive Jhon
Angel Jhon
Cuban arrival man dies of yellow fever in Galveston
Galveston Texas December 2 Patrick Pos pronounced dead from yellow fever after arriving from Cuba with his brother Sunday.
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Galveston
Tex
Patrick Pos
Eaffemma
Cuba
How the New Law Will Affect the Public Schools
A Lowell report outlines the impact of a new law banning underage mill labor for those under 16 who cannot read or write in English. It notes a strain on school capacity and describes steps to open rooms and offer day and evening classes to absorb affected youths, with emphasis on enabling literacy to allow continued work.
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Courier-Citizen
Whitcomb
Lowell
Sna
Mills
Sigat
Mang
Massachusetts
Remai
Ub Voys
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Gene
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Graf Walterses
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Sherman
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