Telegraphers Strike Deepens Government Plight in Russia
From St Petersburg on November 29 reports say the pan Russian telegrapher strike has begun and a general political strike may be called tomorrow. The workmen’s council warns of seizures, Moscow arrests, and a march on employers who shut 70,000 workers out. Sebastopol’s siege talk and mutinous mutters cloud the crisis as Neplueff plans to take mutineers by siege if needed.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Peasants’ Congress
Moscow
M. Durnovo
Interior
Sebastopol
Neplueff
Constantin
Black Sea
Novoe Vremya
Slovo
Count Witte
Poulemet
Panic on St Petersburg exchange as prices steady near close
The St Petersburg bourse remained in a panicked state through today with bankers' support stabilizing near the end. Imperial fours dropped to $2, the lowest level in years. Government lotteries declined 20 points to 403.
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St. Petersburg
Imperial
Warsaw strike leaves city in darkness tonight
Warsaw on November 29 reports all telegraph and postal clerks, plus gas works employer, striking. Railway union vows to strike if troops are mobilized, signaling likely broad shutdown and power loss across the city.
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Warsaw
Railway Men's Union
Telegraphic links to Russia cut by imperial post
Berlin reports the imperial post office announces telegraphic communication with Russia has been interrupted since noon today. The disruption marks a sudden halt in cross border signaling, leaving merchants and officials awaiting further instructions.
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Berlin
Imperial Post Office
Russia
Nineteen Wrecks Reported On Great Lakes Storm
Chicago reports through midnight show nineteen vessels wrecked across the Great Lakes after a storm Monday night and yesterday One life is known lost eight others feared dead six vessels missing and a long list of wrecked and stranded ships including Crescent City Mataafa R W England Rosemount Isaac L Elwood J H Outhwaite Molland M D C Whitney Mary Mitchell Harvey Bissell F A Georger Oliver Mowatt Jim Sheriffs Vinland Angeline Panther James Mowatt Judd Mohegan Alcona and other vessels.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Crescent City
Duluth
Mataafa
R. W. England
Rosemount
Fort William
Isaac L. Elwood
J. H. Outhwaite
Molland
Ae Y Eenals
Rogers City
C. Whitney
Port Huron
Mich
Mary Mitchell
Cheboygan
Harvey Bissell
Alpena
F. A. Georger
Michigan
Oliver Mowatt
Lake Ontario
Jim Sheriffs
Lake Huron
Vinland
Preaque Isle
Charles M. Warner
Oe Mile Point
Split Low
George Herbert
Lake Superior
Nine Lost in Mataafa Wreck at Duluth Mouth of Canal
The Mataafa steamer wreck near the Duluth ship canal claims nine lives as the life saving crew fights desperately to rescue survivors. The incident, reported with ongoing coverage, continues on page three.
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Mataafa
Duluth
Minn
Duluth Ship Canal
Hamilton Located in Paris. Insurer Pursues Funds
New York official testimony reveals Andrew Hamilton, linked to New York Life Insurance Company legal expenses, has been found in Paris. John C. McCall stated plans to sail to Porto to contact Hamilton, seek return or accounting for funds, and to obtain Hamilton's paper via his agents if possible.
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New York
Andrew Hamilton
New York Life Insurance Company
Paris
John C. McCall
New York Life
McCall
Insurance Investigation Committee
Hamilton
Hughes
Arm Injury At Mohair Mill Requires Six Stitches
Edgar Brooke suffered a severe laceration to his right forearm while at the Mohair plush mill today. Six stitches were placed by Dr. Dugdale at the Emergency hospital. Brooke resides at 39 Leverett Street.
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Edgar Brooke
Dugdale
Mr. Brooks
Leverett Street
Orphanage Destroyed by Fire in Quebec
A fire at St. Anne's convent orphanage and home for the aged and infirm at St. Damien Belle Chasse county destroyed the building at night. The loss is 656,000 dollars. All inmates escaped safely.
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Quebec
Anne's Convent
Damien
Belle Chasse County
Postmaster Appointed in Linnews Maine
A notice states Mig Nev was appointed postmaster at Linnews Maine on November 2 by Ron, outlining the official action and assigning duties for the rural mail service.
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Mig
Byron
Linnews
Maine
McLeod trial details suspect advice and alibi plan
Boston reports at Dr. McLeod trial reveal he advised sending Susanna Geary to hospital and wearing masks during attempted operation. Dr. Pettee testifies about handwriting, body disposal talks with Mrs. Dean, and signing a certificate stating Geary was too ill. Defense promises an alibi and claims Hunt and Crawford carried out the dismemberment.
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Boston
Percy D. McLeod
Susanna Geary
City Hospital
John H. Pettee
McLeod
Geary
Pettee
Shepherd King Company
Lowell
Bishop
Crawford
Charles H. Innes
Dr. McLeod
Innes
Hunt and Grawford
Hunt
Senator Burton Sentenced in Iron County Jail
St. Louis, November 29. U S Senator Burton received a six month jail term in Iron county jail and a 2500 dollar fine.
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St. Louis
U. S
Burton
Iron County
Severe gale disrupts Newport shipping and streets
Newport R I Nov 29 reports a southeast gale with average 45 to 50 mph tying up Narragansett Bay shipping. Lookouts at the torpedo station and Price’s Neck Life Saving Station recorded only the steamer Powhattan Providence bound for Baltimore in heavy weather. Trees along the shore were blown down and schools were closed.
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Newport
R. L
Narragansett Bay
Price’n Neckfife
Powhattan
Providence
Baltimore
Voter Meeting Announced With Noted Speakers
A public notice states additional meetings will be scheduled later with good speakers and invites every voter to attend.
Sinking Fund Commission Buys $100000 Bonds
The sinking fund commissioners of the city spent 100000 on gilt edged securities for investment. Rail road issues including Boston Elevated and New York, New Haven & Hartford bonds formed the bulk of purchases. Several Boston houses supplied the bonds, with prices near market. Meanwhile smallpox workers at the contagious hospital awaiting $3400 in compensation for physicians nurses and other staff, delayed since July 31, with a possible special meeting to approve the payments. Water board began Atherton extension work to connect the woolen plant with Lowell’s supply in two to three weeks.
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Boston
Boston Elevated
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Jackson & Curtis
R. L. Day & Co
Estab
Contagious Hospital
Appropriations Committee
Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Lands and Buildings Department
Atherton
The
Water Board
Lowell
Arlington
Quiet Allied Occupation of Mytilene Reported
Mytilene occupation by allied forces proceeded without Turkish demonstrations. Five hundred and fifty men were withdrawn, leaving about one hundred sailors from various nations ashore. Constantinople remains calm during the Bairam festival while tensions rise in Adrianople and Salonica. Murders of Bulgarians by Muslims in Salonica Vilayet have increased, with ambassadors awaiting further Porte replies until the festival ends.
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Mytilene
Island of
Constantinople
Sofia
Bulgaria
Adrianople
Salonica
Porte
Judge collapses during New Haven case in Springfield
Springfield November 29 Justice John J. Flaherty new superior court judge was overcome by a severe nasal hemorrhage while listening to counsel in a case against the New York New Haven Hartford railroad. He adjourned the hearing and will return to Gloucester for rest.
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Springfield
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
John J. Flaherty
Gloucester
Flaherty
Tourist Sandbagged Died After Four Days Unconscious
In San Bernardino California Carl Axel Fred a Concord New Hampshire tourist died at the county hospital after four days unconsciousness. The county physician said all indications point to a sandbagging incident. A separate note from Concord New Hampshire says the tourist whose home is not listed locally is not found in recent directories. A bottle nosed whale 20 feet long disappeared on the Thames near Woolwich after the tide returned.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Carl Axel Fred
Concord
N. H
N. Nl
Carlt Axel Fred
Thames
Woolwich
Stone thrower halted in attempt on Duchess of Aosta
In Naples the Duchess of Aosta, formerly Princess Helene of Orleans, faced danger as a man roughly 46 tried to hurl a stone at her near Capodimonte palace. A police officer intervened and arrested the suspect, who claimed he only meant to clear a path for the royal auto.
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Naples
Aosta
Helene of
Orleans
Victor Emmanuel
Capodimonte
Army and Navy Friction Polled on Daily Care
A brief note discusses routine friction polling and daily cleaning with cloths to keep gear soft and lasting longer for Army and Navy personnel. It mentions rub chores each morning as part of maintenance.
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Army
Navy
Inquest Opens Into Lincoln Train Disaster
Concord November 29. An inquest opened in the Concord district court into the Lincoln line rail accident on the Fitchburg division of the Boston and Maine railroad last Sunday. Seventeen people were killed and about twenty injured. Witnesses included engineer Horace W. Lyons and officials from the Boston and Maine system. The hearing is private and will determine whether the case goes to the grand jury.
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Concord
Lincoln
Fitchburg
Boston and Maine
Concord District Court
Court House
Keyes
Rhoades and Whitney
Horace W. Lyons
Marlboro
Boston and Maine System
A. S. Cheever
BE. BE. Smith
Charles E. Lee
Boston and Maine Railroad
L. F E. Todd
Paul Cracker
Vitchburg
Charles E. Perritte
Mar
Engineer Lyons
Lyons
Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad
City Marshal Samuel Ellenburg Sentenced for Perjury
New York November 29. Samuel K. Ellenberg city marshal was convicted yesterday of perjury connected to registration frauds in the recent election. He was sentenced today to a term of two to four and a half years in state prison.
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New York
Samuel K. Ellenbogen
Official Returns of the State Vote in Massachusetts
The official count shows Curtis Guild Jr. Republican elected governor over Democrat Charles W. Bartlett by 22 558 votes. Eben of Hopedale Republican elected lieutenant governor over Democrat Henry M. Whitney by 1941. Prohibition shows 22 percent of vote, enabling party caucus funding.
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Boston
Massachusetts
State House
Curtis Guild, Jr
Charles W. Bartlett
Eben
Hopedale
Henry M. Whitney
Brookline
Wm. L. Douglas
Brockton
John L. Bates
Blican
Vernor-Elect
Guild
Gen. Barnett
Mr. Draper
Mr. Whitney
James F. Carey
Hoeverhill
John Quincy Adams
Amesbury
Wm. H. Carroll
Michael T. Berry
Lynn
Prohibition Party
Willard O. Wytle
Beverly
Oliver W. Cobb
Bastehampton
Cnat
Boclaliet
Poclaliet Party
Minister Squiers Resigns Over Cuba Ties
The American minister Herbert G. Squiers sent his resignation to Washington after a Cuban complaint about his stance on the Isle of Pines and the Anglo Cuban treaty. Edwin V. M. will replace him as minister to Cuba, effective upon acceptance of the resignation.
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Herbert G. Squiera
Washington
Isle of Pines
Root
Squiers
Edwin V. M
Korea
Cuba
President McCurdy Resigns at Mutual Life
New York Nev 29 The resignation of President McCurdy of the Mutual Life Insurance Company was accepted by the board of trustees today Union Cromwell treasurer temporarily serves as president The resignation of Justice Routes W Peckham as trustees of the Mutual Life was received by the board and was acted upon.
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New York
Nev
Preeient McCurdy
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Trueness
Union Cromwell
Mutual Wee Hamed
True Lyte
Justice
Mystery Football Key Hints Prompt School Strike
A fragment mentions Pa Nev on date line and a student strike tied to a settlement. The text alludes to a football squad and a referenced attendee of the event, raising questions about who holds the key to the mystery. The source supplies few clear names or places beyond these hints.
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Etifente Pa
Ae Stan
Mystery Shrouds Town After Key Is Found
A single key surfaces in the quiet town fueling speculation of hidden clues. Residents await investigators to reveal what the key unlocks and whether it ties to a larger puzzle or discreet treasure. Local authorities urge calm while pursuing leads.
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Lake Su' Panther
Lake Erie
James Mowatt
Judd
Mohegan
Alcona
Green
Ei-Azhar
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Gale
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Central Street
Sinking Fund Commission
Courier
Marcon
New American
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Peril
PRM
Retaad
F. W. Wade
Wade
E. A. Boardman
W.S. Fletcher
J. F. Lane
Alexander Thompson
McCurdy
Retin
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