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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1905

Page

1

Mine Disaster in Virginia Mines Leaves Many Entombed

An explosion at a Virginia mine eighteen miles southeast of Pirting halted work at 4 p.m. Monday, trapping many workers inside. Rescue teams battled thick dust and heat as they recovered several bodies. officials fear more deaths while efforts continue. The disaster sent shock through nearby towns as authorities coordinated with mining companies and relief services.

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Fragmentary Account of Detentions and Travel Delays

A garbled report describes detentions and travel disruptions involving multiple individuals. Names and places are largely illegible, with scattered references to Abether, Hortin, Teary, and Pte Madnet amid mentions of delays at a checkpoint and a possible arrest scenario.

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Assassination Shock Near Moscow Kremlin Palace

A bomb detonated beneath a grand duke carriage near the Kremlin in Moscow, killing Premier von Piehive and senior officials. The blast, assertedly linked to a revolutionary faction, left bodies scattered in the square, with widespread chaos and fear across the city as authorities vowed arrests.

Unclear garbled text about funds and events

The readable fragments reference an appeal for funds and various names and places. content is heavily garbled with no coherent narrative or concrete facts to summarize.

Osage Oil Lease Probes Raise Interrogatories

Washington a new Osage oil lease inquiry unfolds as Representative Stepheny of Texas introduces resolutions demanding copies of the Foster lease and all subleases. The measures seek dates of approvals, ratifications, and legal authority, plus a review of who in the Alma company may be connected to the secretary.

Washington Stepheny Texas Whitner Congress Almala Company Almeda Almeda Company Committee On Indian Afteirs Commissioner of Indian Affaira

Unclear text on indemnity and St Peters inquiry

Fragmentary report discusses indemnity aims involving St Peters and foreign powers. Mentions policy positions by Korelga Mihai Tanmedornt and general negotiation hurdles.内容

Rural Mail by Telephone Idea in Local Convention Paper

A Platte county Republican resolution urged selling a special postage stamp to authorize postmasters to send letter contents by telephone to the recipient. Senator Millard notes no pending legislation. Past experiments in 1903 involved telephoning A. D. T. offices to dispatch carriers for special delivery letters.

Washington Millard House of Congress Sensator Fairbanks Senate Mai

Japs Condemn Crime in Russia Over Grand Duke Assassination

The Shimpo expresses sympathy for the Russian people after the assassination of Grand Duke Sergius. It links the crime to oppressive measures against labor and warns that repression fuels such acts. The paper notes the Far East war stems from Russian government actions and hopes improved understanding and sympathy between nations after the conflict ends.

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Russian election rule for labor and capital commission

Emperor Nicholas appoints a commission to study labor and capital issues. Employers with at least 100 workers elect fifteen representatives, while workers choose electors who will select forty five delegates on March 3. Voting rights extend to men and women with at least one year’s factory work, freely chosen by workers without employer interference.

Dennison Must Face Trial Amid Court Order

Washington Supreme Court orders criminal proceedings against Dennison for alleged complicity in a robbery. The defendant appeared with counsel as the court granted a request for a midtrial continuance while authorities pursue remaining evidence and motions. The case centers on links to Pollack and the local investigation.

Washington Supreme Court of the Unitted States Rom Dennison Pollack

Pope WIT Not toterters and VOM at Vite Nae event

Clementine of elation interfered claiming issues with a private matter. The note indicates a dispute over a ceremony and remarks about a public match involving Princess Clementine, with unclear sequence and names due to damaged text.

Clementine Wits Sparta Clementine Tat

Terms of peace and indemnity in a Russian settlement

A Reuters dispatch cites a St. Petersburg briefing on peace terms with Japan. Russia would cede Port Arthur and the Liaotung Peninsula, place Korea under Japanese suzerainty, and neutralize Vladivostok. An international neutral administration would govern the Chinese Eastern Railway and Manchuria would return to China as far north as Tarbin. Indemnity remains the key hurdle. a final decision may come soon or Russia could face another battle. In Moscow, Grant Duke Sergius’s assassin remains unmoved, insisting further victims will follow in the name of an oppressed people and accusing the grand dukes of decency violations and exploiting the emperor.

London Reuter St. Petersburg Associated Press Russia Corea Port Arthur Taiaotung Peninsula Japan Vladivostok Manchuria Tarbin Peice Moscow Grant Sergius

Grand Duke Sergius of Russia Reported Condemned to Death

Paris reports indicate Grand Duke Sergius, uncle of the Russian emperor and former Moscow governor general, was condemned to death by revolutionaries in December. He reportedly fled Moscow in January and sought refuge in a Kremlin palace, remaining a key military district commander while facing danger as a reactionary figure. He was born in 184? and married in 1884 to Elisabeth von Tresse-Darmstadt, with children noted.

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Lincoln's Birthday Joint Commission Proposal

Representative Nidlt introduces concurrent resolution to form a five senator and five representative joint commission for planning the 200th birthday celebration of Abraham Lincoln. The commission would report to the next Congress by December 20, 1906, with $500 allotted.

Washington Nidldt Fve Abraham Trnvol

Condolences at the Palace and Terrorist Seizures Reported

Ambassadors visited the palace to offer condolences and deliver cards to imperial family members. A sentence of death was reported by terrorists for Grand Uidke Serghini while political leaders and provincial officers faced violent incidents and a large fire disrupted wholesale depots and nearby suburbs.

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Russian Empire summons council over Sergius murder fallout

An extraordinary imperial council sits to address the assassination of Grand Duke Sergius. Emperor Nicholas II restores Grand Duke Paul Alexandrovitch to favor and assigns him as general aide de camp, while funerary rites proceed at the Choudoff monastery in Moscow. amid rising unrest. district officials are murdered, police attacked, and the capital braces for further violence as security tightens around the imperial family.

Petersburg Council of the Empire Sergius Russia Paul Alexandrovitch Olen Pistolkovs Paul Sergius Les Choudoff Moscow Igdyr Vagarshapad Kichiner

Roosevelt orders broad oil trust investigation

President Roosevelt directed James H. Garfield to begin an immediate, comprehensive oil investigation sought by the House. The inquiry, pressed rapidly, aims to cover the Standard Oil Trust and its Kansas operations, with possible expansion to the Beaumont Texas field and beyond. Representative Campbell met with the president to outline his aims.

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A Coward Stoessel Urges Sevastopol Escape Rumors

Report from Shanghai or allied dispatches notes Lieutenants Below and Bondy of the Russian cruiser Sevastopol were captured at Port Arthur and later released on parole by the Japanese. The seizure of the Sevastopol and other prisoners was expected to reach San Quielsea soon, while Below brands Stoessel as a coward and predicts the true tale will emerge.

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