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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1905

Page

3

Russia Turmoil Escalates as Mutiny Suppressed and Plans Hint at Dictatorship

Reports from St. Petersburg via East Prussia describe a failed mutiny with 50 killed and 100 wounded rebels, a court martial threat and heavy military patrols. Germany claims Baltic sea incident linked to the imperial family's flight as agrarian unrest spreads to Chernigoff Terek Kurks and Kasen. Novargansk Republic proclaims abolition of emperor and deity amid chaos.

Nears Avetig Teachong St. Petersburg Eydtkuhnen East Prussia Baltic Sea Chernigoff Terek Kurks Kasen Count Witte Baltic Novargansk

Multiple Local Notices From Gettysburg Area

Sunday noon telegram informs Mrs. Clayton Ickes that her father Mr. Van Horn of Washington DC died from a gun shot wound while duck hunting. A theft at Carlisle street used steel yard weights. correct weights to be returned by Mr. Gree. Congressman Lafean proposed federal and state appropriations for York and Gettysburg sites. Forty Years Devotion services at Church of the Immaculate Conception drawn large attendance through high masses and a grand procession.

Clayton Ickes Gettysburg van Horn Washington, D. C Church of the Immaculate Conception

Receivers Appointed for Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton and Pere Marquette

United States Circuit Judge Lurton ordered the Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton and Pere Marquette railroads into receivership with Judson Harmon named receiver and bond set at 200000. Creditor Walter B. Horn sought the action asserting solvency prior to July 7 1904 when a change in control triggered large obligations including a 125000000 stock purchase and major terminal and bond arrangements.

Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton Pere Marquette Tlamilton & Dayton United States Circuit Lurton Judson Harmon Attorney Maxwell Walter B. Horn New York Toledo Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville Railway

Tobacco Growers Protest Tariff Change in Philadelphia Region

Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association plans to send a representative to Washington to lobby against a proposed tariff reduction on Philippine tobacco. Petitions will also be sent to Pennsylvania members of Congress urging opposition to the Custis bill.

Tobacco Growers Lancaster Lancaster County Tobacco Growers’ Association Washington Pennsylvania Congress

Drowned While Skating in Beloit River

Oria Morey age 25 of Rupert Vermont captain and pitcher of Beloit baseball team drowned in Rock River while skating. Miss Fannie Foster college senior with Morey was rescued unconscious.

Beloit Wis Oria Morey Rupert, Vt Rock River Fannie Foster Morey

Peasants on Robbery and Murder Across Livonia

Reports from Libau describe bands of peasants attacking nobility officials and residents in Livonia and Courland, killing and mutilating many with Baron Campenhausen badly wounded. Insurrectional threats rise as hundreds roam, robbing and killing across East Prussia.

Koenigsberg East Prussia Ostpreussische Zeitung Libau Livonia Courland Baron Campenhausen

Odessa Massacre Fears Prompt Jewish Plea to Civilized Nations

A dispatch from Odessa reports Jewish leaders warning of a planned massacre by local troops amid antisemitic rhetoric. They request international intervention to avert a catastrophe, noting the city is cut off from St. Petersburg and under local control.

Odessa Podolocuyska Galicia Kaulbars St. Petersburg

Plumb Bob Thrown At Roosevelt Train in Philadelphia

A mason’s iron plumb bob weighing about two and a half pounds was hurled through a window of the Salvius car as President Roosevelt’s train passed North Philadelphia from Princeton. Major Webb Hayes, son of the late President, narrowly escaped injury as glass fragments fell around him. No suspect was caught. officials expect a thorough investigation and blame is placed on possible juvenile mischief at the same location.

North Philadelphia Philadelphia Roosevelt Princeton Washington Major Webb Hayes President Hayes Major Hayes Salvius Pennsylvania Railroad

Big Increase in Revenues for Internal Revenue Bureau

The 1905 internal revenue report shows receipts of 234,178,976 dollars, up 1,254,195 from 1904. Projected 1906 receipts total about 242,000,000 dollars, aided by higher spirits and tobacco taxes. leading states include Illinois New York Indiana Kentucky and Ohio.

Washington John W. Yerkes Internal Revenue Bureau Treasury Department Illinois New York Indiana Kentucky Ohio Pennsylvania

Mutineers Attack Azoff Regiment in Russian Disorder

A mutinous sappers unit of about 1000 men moved on the Azoff artillery and infantry barracks after forcing loyal troops to join. Jewish musicians led the march and volleys fired as Azofis answered with three volleys. Loyal units repelled the attack amid street passages and failed defector recruitment.

London The Daily Mail Podwoloczyska 125Th Kursk Parracks Azofi

Doctor Charged With Wife's Murder in Poison Plot

Greensboro December 2 Dr J B Mathews a noted physician is arrested on a murder charge in the death of his wife after a prolonged agony. Coroner Dr J P Turner says she died from strychnine followed by morphine given by the husband despite the dying woman's request to summon another physician. Turner recounts a syringe found in her leg and Mathews prayer at the bedside. John Simonton reports his brother Samuel Simonton and family slain and robbed in Mexico. anarch details scarce and no confirmation yet.

Greensboro N. C J. B. Mathews J. P. Turner Turner Jie Mathews John Simonton Mexico Altoona Samuel ‘. Simonton Samuel Simonton Morris Enyeart

Week's News Condensed Highlights and Tragic Incidents

A condensed weekly roundup notes George Ackerman’s 14 month prison term in New York for egal voting, Charles A. Stillings sworn in as public printer in Washington, and fires wiping out the Landis Shoe factory in Palmyra Pennsylvania for a $100,000 loss. Also reported are Sandy Hook fires of unknown origin, a suicide by John S. Carr in Philadelphia, and a San Francisco health board action condemning 4000 pounds of Eastern turkeys. The body of missing mining operator John N. Tinsdale was found in a river. Celia Tarbox, 165, arrested in Biddeford for jewelry theft. Burglars steal diamonds worth $9000 from Bauman Jewelry in Chicago as crowds fill the street.

George Ackerman New York Charles A. Stillings Boston Washington Landis Shoe Company Palmyra United States Proving Grounds Sandy Hook N. J John S. Carr Philadelphia Board of Health of San Francisco John N. Tinsdale Celia Tarbox Biddeford Perth Amboy Bauman Jewelry Company Chicago Henry M. Smith St. Tite Quebec Henry Gresham Norfolk & Southern Railroad Sarah M. Perkins Ohio Cleveland Lineboro York County H. Masemore Ellison G. Waite Justice Waite United States Supreme Court Columbus New York Central RapJdroad Company

Tragedy Reported As Woman Killed By Ram in Haghtown

The elderly resident Mrs. Ann Reed was killed crossing a field near two locks in Haghtown, Maine. A ram attacked her, breaking her skull. investigators found the body two hours later with injuries and blood on her face. Authorities note the animal’s horns caused the fatal injuries.

Ann Reed Stein i

Smoked In Bed and Died For It in West Chester

West Chester Pa Dec 4 Thomas Tyndale of Nortbrook died in Chester County Hospital after a bed fire caused by a lit pipe in his mouth. Neighbors pulled him from the blaze but his lower extremities were burned severely.

West Chester Thomas Tyndale Nortbrook Chester

Court Martial Finishes Meriwether Case Findings Forwarded

Annapolis Md Dec 2 The court martial in the case of Midshipman Meriwether Jr tried on the charge of manslaughter in the death of Midshipman James Branch Jr in a fistfight adjourned. No indication was given on the lineup of the court’s proceedings. the record will be forwarded to the Navy Department for revision and the verdict will be announced there.

Meriwether Navy Department Annapolis Midsii Nan Meriwether, Jr Janeb Branch, Jr Li. Nee Navy Depar-Ment Thare

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