Bonar Law Announces Russia Abdication and Regency
In Parliament Bonar Law states Emperor Nicholas abdicated and Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovitch named regent. He adds the revolution was not aimed at obtaining peace with Russia, amid reports of regiments moving to Tsarskoe Selo and ongoing turmoil in Petrograd.
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Bonar Law
House of Commons
Nicholas
Michael Alexandrovitch
Russia
Petrograd
Council of Nobility
Reuter
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Sturmer
Interior Protopopolf
Copenhagen
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Sweden
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Michael
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Times Petrograd
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Mia
Mar
Duma Executive Committee
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Michalas
Caucazus
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Duma
Jef
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Taarskoe Belohan
Ite
Prince Shakovakov
Cuoegen E. Ivort
Urof Maul
Milukoff
Trarkoe
Selo
Tawi
Volynsky Regiment
British Advances and Russian Revolt Dominate War News
British forces push toward Bapaume and Peronne as fighting intensifies on the Western Front. In Petrograd a mutiny spreads, troops join the revolt, and the Nevsky Prospect unrest escalates from protests to clashes with police. The duma dissolves and government buildings burn as a new regime forms under pressure from revolutionary activity.
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Manulloff
Moscow
Universlty
A J Guebkoff
Duma
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Vetrograd
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Kiev
Kerenaki
Baratoff
Nekrosoff
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Kinnish
Admiralty
Mies
Morskayt
Petrograd
Mar
M. Protopopoft
Aturmer
Goltsite
Secret Police
French Advance and Allied Movements Across World War Fronts
French detachment advances between the Ancre and Oise occupying points and taking prisoners. British claim capture of 2.5 miles of German trenches near Saillisel after hard fighting around St Pierre Vaud wood. Reports mention Turkish and Persian fronts with limited gains and aerial bombings near Westgate.
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Reida
Verdun
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Bagdad
Maude
Tigris
Rapit Bank
Petros
Vee Lorton
Russia
Norleshk Jon
Kermanalah
Persia
London
War Office
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Margate
St. Pierre-Vaant
Saillise
Peronné
Teutons
Arras
Canny-Sur-Mars
Whilete
Public Accounts Committee Session Ends in Row in Edmonton
Edmonton reports a turbulent Public Accounts Committee morning with sharp exchanges and adjournment. R Mitchell faced questions in a tense session as Tweedie’s remarks sparked controversy and ministers avoided details.
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Mingial Tudlig-Aulumnto Committee
Edmonton
Public Accounts Committee
R. Mitchell
Funeral of Duchess to be buried at Windsor Monday
London report states the Duchess of on naught will be interred at Windsor with the Darla to occur there on Monday The King orders four weeks of court mourning and officials in London place government buildings at half mast in tribute to the late Duchess
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London
Duchess of Onnaught
Windsor
Han
Bonar Law Condemns Attitude of the Nationalists
In the House of Commons Bonar Law denounced Nationalist attitudes over the Irish question, suggesting they may force a countrywide appeal if they obstruct the war effort. He said Henry Duke, Ireland’s chief secretary, had traveled to Dublin and he would inquire into orders to stay indoors on St Patrick's Day.
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London
House of Commons
Andrew Honar Law
John Dillon
Dublin
St. Patrick's Day
Andrew Bonar Law
Henry E. Duke
Ireland
Bonar Law
Baron de Malaussene to lecture for Returned Soldiers' Association
At a meeting of the Returned Soldiers' Association held at the Returned Soldiers' Club last night Baron de Malaussene offered to lecture. A public meeting will be held at the 3.0.B. hall Wednesday at 8 o clock with Miss Phyllis Becker handling ticket sales. Proceeds go to the association.
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Returned Soldiers' Association
Returned Soldiers’ Club
Baron de Malaussene
Returned Soldiers
Asoo
Heen
Canada
Misa Phyllis Becker
Returned Soldiers’ Association
German minister and staff in China receive passports
Pekin March 6 German Minister to China and his staff and all German consuls were handed passports at noon. The note said Germany’s reply to China’s submarine warfare protest was unsatisfactory. The passports cited protection while within Chinese territory.
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Pekin
China
Asusporta
British torpedo boat sinks after Channel mine
London reports a British torpedo boat of the old type struck a mine in the English Channel yesterday and sank. All officers were saved. one man was killed and twenty eight sailors are missing presumed drowned.
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London
English Channel
Recognitions by Great Britain France and Italy in Petrograd
London reports that Great Britain France and Italy officially recognized the provisional government of Russia in Petrograd yesterday. The action followed discussions and is described by Reuters as an inter Allied recognition of the new regime.
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London
Great Britain
France
Italy
Russia
Petrograd
Reuter
Fire at Chinese Laundry Ends Quickly After Overheat
Early morning fire alarm from Second 81 sent the city scrambling as the Chinese laundry between the city hall and LePages store caught fire. The fire brigade arrived swiftly and extinguished the blaze, believed to have started from an overheated above.
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LePages
Market Prices Rise and Fall Across Groceries
Market activity remains brisk with beef and pork prices rising to new levels. Eggs decline to 5c per dozen while butter stays at 4c per pound. Potatoes reach 125 per bushel, onions 4 for 26c, turnips 6 lb for 26c, carrots 12 lb for 3s 6d, and rabbits offered at 3 8p each.
Local Boys Enter Imperial Flag Officer Cadet School
Local youths including Méshra Milton Gary Johnson J B Porter and Smith apply for a cadet program with the Imperial Flag officers. Court records reference a dedication to the advertised postings and related writings.
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Méshra
Milton Gary
Jon
J. B. Porter
Smith
Imperial
Apple
Railroad strike talks falter as conference planned
New York dispatch reports both sides in the threatened railroad dispute ready for another job conference but no sign of an imminent nationwide tie-up being averted. Indications suggested executives and managers remained cautiously hopeful yet unconvinced a settlement would come.
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