Constitutional Democrats Score Sweep In St Petersburg Elections
In the St Petersburg district outside the capital, constitutional democrats win sweeping municipal victories burying conservative parties. Prof Milukoff leads the movement with Hesselt brothers aiding, while former minister Timtrazeff is set to lead liberals in the upper chamber. The delegation pledges to push national parliament to answer for repression since the October manifesto.
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Bt Petersburg
Council of the Empire
Russia
Timtrazeff
Constitutions
Democrats
St. Petersburg
Prof
Milukoff
Hesselt Brothers
Ists
Mark Twain Praises Russian Revolution Promoter
New York readers recall Nichol as Tchaykovsky gathering in Grand Central Palace as letters from Mark Twain arrive. Twain endorses revolution against autocracy and hopes for a republic, warning against corruption and privilege in Russia.
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Mark Twain
Hes
Russia
American consul general Watts leaves St Petersburg for three month U S trip
Ethelbert Watts the American consul general and family depart St Petersburg for a three month vacation in the United States. Premier Witte received him and voiced hope Russia would emerge stronger after the crisis. Watts carried a personal message for President Roosevelt.
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St. Petersburg
Ethelbert Watts
United States
Watte
Premier Witte
Russia
Count Witte
Mr. Watts
Roosevelt
EATEN OUT OF HOUSE AND HOME
A De Moines druggist wife recounts her brother’s recovery from chronic dyspepsia after taking Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. The Chicago lawyer, thin and a long time sufferer, gains weight, appetite, and normal digestion, with multiple boxes restoring health. Tablets sold by druggists at 50 cents.
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Dea Moines
Chicago
Stuart
Village on Natural Toboggan in Berlin Threatens Homes
The village of Muelheim near Coblenz faces destruction as a hill gradually slips into the valley for days. By now 150 houses are damaged and 300 people are homeless.
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Berlin
Muelheim
Warsaw Factory Delegates Election Flops
Warsaw reports a failed election of delegates to the electoral convention with only four factories in the city electing delegates as workers oppose the national parliament. In Rome the Osservatore Romano denies British papers claiming J Pierpont Morgan donated to the pope at the last audience.
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Warsaw
Rome
Osservatore Romano
Vatican
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
Remedies for bad breath from stomach and liver
An advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure for liver disorders and to perfume the breath. It emphasizes the product’s breath-freshening claim and lists price at 85 cents for tea or tablets from J. A. Ziegelbaer.
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Hollister
J. A. Ziegelbaer
Conversion confession ties Vermillion arson to student
Yankton South Dakota March 30 Elmer Jordan of Vermillion says a confession led to the arrest of Richard Brueszhweiler formerly a University of South Dakota student. Brueszhweiler is charged with being implicated in several buildings set afire last summer in Vermillion during a spree that caused almost twenty thousand dollars in losses.
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Yankton
S. D
Elmer Jordan
Vermillion
Richard Brueszhweiler
University of South Dakota At
Jordan
Gorilla’s lungs tied to breathing strength in port tale
An obscure paragraph notes a gorilla as the strongest animal with the largest lungs and mentions a Port Wil d G resident Mie. Oke A Meophena learning a breathing method. the text appears fragmentary and garbled with names and places unclear.
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Mie
Oke A. Meophena
Port Wild
Han
King’s
Assembly Passes Hill Bill Postponing Mutual Company Elections
Albany reports the joint special insurance investigating committee in sessions to finalize amendments for bills to be reported to both houses. The assembly passed a bill postponing annual elections of four mutual companies New York Life Mutual of New York Mutual Reserve of New York and Security Mutual of Binghamton with possible governor signature expected today.
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Albany
N. Y
Joint Special Insurance Investigating Committee
Armstrong
Hughes
New York
Armatrong
Assembly
New York Life
the Mutual of New York
The
Mutual Reserve of New York
Security Mutual of
Binghamton
Higgins
Boy Bank Robbers Strike in Broad Daylight At Volga Komma Bank
In Kharkoff on March 30, several student desperadoes attempted a bank raid at the Volga Komma bank. They entered with customers, drew revolvers, and ordered people to raise hands. A cool clerk alerted guards, doors were barred, and the robbers fled after smashing windows. One policeman was mortally wounded and four attackers were captured.
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Kharkoff
Credit Mutual Bank
Moscow
Volga Komma Bank
Congress Action On Interior Aid And Army Medical Reorganization
In Washington on March 30 the house advanced the legislative executive and judicial bill and voted a $10,000 increase for confidential interior department agents to aid land fraud detection. The senate heard rail rate speeches then passed a bill reorganizing the army medical department by authorizing officers to replace contract surgeons.
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Congress
Washington
House
Interior Department
Senate
Army
Outlaw Trio Sought as Deputies Shoot Boy in Cherokee Nation
A posse of deputy marshals pursuing Wickliffe Indian outlaws in the Cherokee nation shot and killed a crippled boy and captured Waesart Ballbridge for suspected sympathy with the Wick life. Officers rushed Ballbridge’s house. the boy was struck in the abdomen as he ran.
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Eaey Quarry
Muskogee
I. T
Cherokee Nation
Waesart Ballridge
Balbridge
Democratic congressional committee completes subcommittees
Washington March 30. At a meeting of the Democratic congressional committee the subcommittee personnel were filled. Representative Bowers of Mississippi was named chairman of the campaign subcommittee and Representative Gaines of Tennessee was named chairman of the subcommittee on literature.
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Washington
Democratic Congressional Committee
Representative Bowers
Mississippi
Representative Gaines
Tennessee
Fatal Knife Fight Hears Dan Kelly Slashed in South St. Joseph
Dan Kelly also known as Jack Walsh a Swift & Co beef lugger died after a knife attack in South St. Joseph Missouri. The incident occurred last night with Kelly recently arriving from Fort Worth Texas.
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St. Joseph
South St. Joseph
Dan Kelly
Alia
Jack Walsh
Swift & Co
Fort Worth
Tex
Denver Woman Fatally Injured In Senate Elevator Incident
Mrs. Mary C. Wallace of Denver died after being injured when attempting to exit a moving elevator in the Senate wing of the Capitol. The accident occurred during a return to the car, and she succumbed to injuries shortly after.
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Senate
Washington
Mary C. Wallace
Denver
Penaté
Capitol
Testimonial letters boost Vinol as trusted tonic
Prominent men nationwide back Vinol with strong letters from four ministers and several physicians. Rev George W Ruland of Keene NH says Vinol built him up when run down. Knoefel, a local druggist, endorses the remedy and offers a generous guarantee for those in New Albany.
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George W. Ruland
Keene
N. H
Vinci
New Albany
Chas.d Knoefel
Resignations and political shifts across Russia and US scenes
A mix of events including Natal cabinet resignations and arrests in Moscow, Indiana politics with Landis renominated, Chicago wheat market firmness, a deadly mine incident in Ironwood Michigan, and varied testimonies in the Sutherlin case. Also notes on German crisis reports, Ohio rail regulation moves, and Russia’s first parliament siting at Tauride palace.
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Moscow
Fred Landis
Indiana
Chicago
Shorts
Ironwood
Mich
Daniel Clark Chadwick
Chadwick
United States Navy
Englewood
N. J
Charles HB. Landis
Representative Overstreet
Republican
Russia
Tauride Palace
Catherine II
Sealing Fleets Bring Huge Hauls to St Johns
The Diana with 24,000 seals and the Vanguard with 22,000 arrived at St Johns. Remaining ships report continued large catches, with total seals already at about 360,000, the largest in forty years. experts predict 400,000 by season end in late April.
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St. Johns
N. F
Diana
Berry Leads Berry over Davis in Arkansas Democratic primary
In Arkansas, complete returns from most counties show Senator James H. Berry leading Governor Jefferson Davis by about 2000 votes in the Democratic primary for United States senator. The piece also notes winter behavior of the fiddler crab as it burrows deep to survive frozen ground.
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Little Rock
Ark
James H. Berry
Jefferson Davis
United States
New York Tribune
Ireland's Ruined Castles Across the Emerald Isle
A nostalgic survey of Ireland's ancient fortresses and ruins. The Grianan of Aileach sits above Swilly Fea and is linked to northern princes and historic battles. References to Cashel, Dunìnce, Sligo abbey, and Doug. TP castle hint at a legacy of conquest and endurance.
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Ireland
Alleach
Hesta
Erin
Valleya
Cashel
Duniuce
Sligo Abbey
Maurice Fitzgerald
Peattith
A Meerish Legend Sultan Census Fable
A sultan orders a census of the empire’s stupid people to find the correct Het. The vizier lists his sovereign first, sparking a humorous exchange about who is truly foolish in a tale framed as a legend from Meerish lore.
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Lst
Coal Mountain appears in mining regions headline
In the coal mining regions of Pennsylvania the famed summit known as the coal mountain is a familiar sight amid the ongoing tension between employers and workers, reflecting enduring industry conditions and labor activity.
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Rghit Pensylvania
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