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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1905

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Kronstadt Mutiny Flares Amid Palace Siege and Mutinies

Reports from St Petersburg describe fresh disorders as Kronstadt mutineers fired on authorities and sacked areas near Gatchina. Sailors from the Fourteenth and Eighteenth Divisions faced troops, with mutinous actions spreading to Schlueselburg and Lomza. A court martial is formed to try mutineers for armed insurrection, while officers pledge loyalty and remedies for service conditions.

Manchuria Pat Sizran Ooo Ceck Nronstadt Libyu, Idissi Bevastopal Kron- Btadty Pers Dijonstadt Baron Ferzen Washington Tomashevich Kronstadt Schlueselburg Ladoga Lomza Polani Rudiger Semionovsky Regiment Stational Tsarskne-Selo Huss

Men Say Witte Tricked Them in Telegraph Tie-Up

Fragmentary wires describe ongoing dispute as workers accuse Witte of deception. Lines blocked between Wirbalen and Prerspurg limit transport while open stations report confusion and stalled trains. Authorities and unions clash over responsibility and remedies.

Witte

Czar Meets Zemstyoists on Peasant Relief and Reforms

A Russian czar addressed a delegation of zemstvoists in Saint Petersburg, urging careful, peaceful reform to aid peasants. He pledged government action only with wide cooperation and warned against promises from revolutionaries, emphasizing gradual relief and tax reform.

SY Petersburg FitzAematvo Iim Perot Themperor Fuusshu

Mount Lowe Observatory Fire Devours Power Plant Buildings

A wildfire near Los Angeles destroyed the Mount Lowe power house and adjacent structures, causing $200,000 in damages. The blaze raced up Echo Mountain and threatened the Mount Lowe Observatory, but firefighters saved the observatory and its contents. Residents fled to the hills as communication and rail access were severed.

Ind Mount Lowe Observatory Los Angeles Pacifie Goleetrae Company Mount Lowe Ettters Sul Observatory Gus

Coreys Sisters Divided Amid Public Scrutiny

Pittsburg society discusses the split within William Ellis Corey’s family as Ada Corey remains with Mrs. Corey in Reno while Elizabeth Riggs travels in Paris. Ada supports the wife, Riggs supports her brother, and both sisters study under renowned singers in Europe.

New York Times Pittsburg de Bey Pittsburg Society Ada Corey William Ellis Corey United States Steel Corporation Reno Nevada Corey Elizabeth Rigaps Paris Aobelle Gilman Shah New New York

Morgan Named Responsible in Ohio Rail Suit

George W Prise bondholder sues in Cincinnati Superior Court to compel stockholders of the old Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railway to assess stock to cover debts J Pierpont Morgan is notified and named as responsible for the deficiency The defendants include holders of the old company and successors with listed figures Eugene Zimmerman MD Woodford Thomas Walsh George F Brownell among others

Cincinnati Ohio George W. Prise Cincinnati, Nilton and Dayton Railroad Uit J. Pierpont Morgan Wa Cimernnati Hamilton Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway Company Eugene Zimmerman M D. Woodford Cincinnati, Hamiltons and Dayton Thomas Wialsh George F. Brownell

Werts Misses Wife in City After St Regis Visit

Ex Governor G T Werts and Mrs Werts of New Jersey visited a friend at the St Regis yesterday afternoon. Mrs Werts boarded a Fifth Avenue stage, intending to meet at the Imperial Hotel, but she was not found there. The ex governor searched, fearing an accident, while police suggested she went to the Imperial and he returned home. Their Jersey City home remained closed.

Werts New Jersey St. Regis Fifth Avenue Imperial Hotel Imperial W Werts

Calve Fails to Sing in Chicago Auditorium

Mme Calve who was unable to perform in Milwaukee yesterday did not sing here today. Several thousand people were turned away disappointed as rheumatism kept her from moving without agony.

Chicago Mme. Sua Milwaukee Chicuge Climyele

Floridans Ramous Trains Clear Service Via Atlantic Coast Line

Fragmented OCR note mentions Pennsylvan ia and Atlantic Coast Line with trains and service clearance. No clear dates or full names available. The readable bits indicate disruption or updates to Florida service routing via the Atlantic Coast Line in connection with 161 Broadway and New York avenues.

Floridans Ramous Pla West Ae Td Joe An My NG C Ley Fue Spre Penna Atlantic Coast Line Bway Adv

Root and Fogler win six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden

In front of a record Madison Square Garden crowd about 124000 watched Root and Fogler clinch the international six day bicycle race. Bedell and Bedell placed second with Moran and McLean third as the two riders sprinted the final mile to decide honors. The 2260 mile race distance set a record but fell short of Miller and Waller's 2733 miles.

John Bedell Eddie Root Root Mora Stal Moran Hollister Downing Fogler Bedell Brothers McLean Vastuyft Stol Per Bowler Downey Logan Miller Waller McDonald Joe Fogler Bedella Matt Downey Boston Dusset Vanderstuyft Tol Bedells

Senate to pass no special honors for Senator Mitchell

Special to The New York Times Washington December 9 reports that the Senate will not set aside a day for eulogies or adjourn in Mitchell’s memory. Fulton will announce the death and funeral details, with no committee draped or widow’s salary, while flag duties shift from half mast to full height. Oregon’s House members face criminal charges, leaving the state without representation on the death.

New York Times Washington Mitchell Senate Fulton Oregon

Ballantine Death by Self Inflicted Gunshot at Home

Robert D Ballantine 35 a Princeton graduate and medical student shot himself at his home 43 Washington Street Newark after returning from a Friday banquet at the Waldorf Astoria. A revolver found in a package he carried to his room and opened after death. Ballantine described as despondent and premeditation is suspected.

Robert D. Ballantine John H. Ballantine Washington Street Newark Mr. Ballantine Waldorf-Astoria Conrad Jeanette Ballantine Maryland Ballantine Princeton Virginia

Twenty Four Cattlemen Indicted In Kansas Land Case

Federal Grand Jury returns twenty four indictments against Jes s a s and Missouri cattlemen in a long running Kansas land fraud probe. Three indictments allege conspiracy to defraud the United States and suborn perjury over homestead entries. The rest allege unlawful enclosure of public lands totaling 403 400 acres, with 135 000 acres government land. Col A L Green led the two month investigation. The grand jury adjourns until next Thursday. E Lehman and George W Meridian of New York named among the indicted.

Topeka Kan Kansas United States Jessas Missouri E. Lehman George W. Meridan New York Col. A. L. Green United States Land Office Col. Green

Chief Lally's Close Call at Hoodood Crossing

Deputy Fire Chief Lally narrowly escaped a crash with Fire Engine No. 126 at State and Smith Streets in Brooklyn. A sharp turn by the engine driver sent the vehicle on two wheels as alarms converged, with the Chief's car and the engine missing a collision only by quick reaction.

Lally Brooklyn Queens State and Smith Streets Smith Street Atlantic Avenue Sally

President Pledges Aid in Uniform State Insurance Law

Insurance commissioners from several states met the President to urge a uniform State insurance law to be enacted nationwide. Felix Adler of New York led a second delegation requesting passage of stronger child labor legislation. The President expressed support and promised earnest aid.

Washington Felix Adler New York

Ambassador Meyer Returns to Russia from Berlin

The American Ambassador George Von L Meyer arrived in St Petersburg from Berlin today on the Northern Express.

ST. Petersburg George. von L. Meyer Berlin Northern Express

Holiday Excursion Rates Advertised by Rail Lines

Low excursion rates to Tampa, Florida, and to Florida and Carolina resorts. Inquiries at Seaboard Air Line offices 1183 Broadway and 387 Broadway. Southern Railway also offers information via Christmas Holiday Excursion Rates. Offices at 271 Broadway and 1185 Broadway. Ady.

Tampa Florida Carolina Seaboard Air Line Broadway Ady Southern Ry

Meltzer Presents Magnesium Sulphate as Spinal Anaesthetic

Dr Samuel J Meltzer of 107 West 122nd Street and colleagues at the Rockefeller Institute report magnesium sulphate as a potential spinal anaesthetic. A tetanus case cured by injection at Roosevelt Hospital is cited. the work aims to supersede traditional anaesthetics while warning against untrained use.

Samuel J. Meltzer West 122d Street Rockefeller Institute Academy of Medicine Society of Surgeons Meltzer Academy J. Leonard Corning West Thirty-eighth Street University of Berlin Harlem John Auer Man Roosevelt Hospital Joseph A. Blake Pecame Hay Recke Curie County Medical Society County Medical Association Pathological Society German Medical Society Harlem Medical Association

Dewey's Wines for Holiday Gifts

Dewey and Sons Co offers special assortments of wines for holiday gifts. Cases priced at 4.06, 5.00, and 6.75 dollars are available from their New York city shop at 138 Fulton Street.

Dewey’s Dewey & Sons Co Fulton St New York

Tunnel Blast Kills Foreman in Long Island City Shaft

A dynamite explosion in the Pennsylvania tunnel shaft at Borden and East Avenues kills foreman Thomas St. John, 52, and injures John McCullan, 40. St. John died at the scene. McCullan, with a fractured leg and scalp wounds, is at St. John’s Hospital and likely to recover.

Pennsylvania Tunnel Borden and East Avenues Long Island City Thomas St. John West One Hundred and Thirtieth Street Manhattan John McCullan Third Avenue St. John MecCullan McCullen St. John’s Hospital

Girl Saves Three Boys in Ice Chilled River Rescue

In Winsted Connecticut Margaret Cororan drove aid after spotting brothers Edmund Moran 19 Bennett Moran 1 and Joseph Moran 12 struggling in a hole in the Farmington River. She returned with fire chief William Platt Edmund Cadoret and a blacksmith who reached the ice and freed the youths by throwing a life line.

New York Times Winsted Conn Edmund Bennett Joseph Moran New Hartford Farmington River Margaret Coreo William Platt New Hartford Fire Department Edmund Cadoret Mr. Mathin

Comet Giacobini Sightings Reported From Observatories

Boston reports detail positions of the Giacobini comet observed by Professors Campbell Lovett at Princeton and Lick Observatory, with Greenwich times and coordinates. The Naval Observatory confirms a Dec 7 sighting at 9 36 04 GMT, giving right ascension about 14h 27m and declination near 20° 26′.

New York Times Boston Giacobini

Woman Leaps to Death in Brooklyn Home

Delirious from typhoid fever, 30 year old widow Mrs Mary Decker leapt from a second floor window at 461 Henry Street Brooklyn. She died before a doctor arrived while her sister Mrs Nellie Callaghan cared for her in the same apartment.

Mary Decker Henry Street Brooklyn Nellie Callaghan

Capt. S. S. Brown Declares Readiness to Die

Pittsburg dispatch reports Capt. S. S. Brown, longtime turfman, in critical condition after days on oxygen. He requested his physician Dr. W. S. Foster be present and said he wants to know the truth about his illness, adding he is ready to go though he hopes not to suffer longer than necessary.

New Yark Times Pittsburg S. S. Brown W.’S. Foster

Purse Recovered With Diamonds Restored To Mrs Cane

A purse lost by Mrs. William M Cane of New Brighton on a ferry landing was recovered yesterday. It contained diamonds valued at 6000 dollars a gold watch and chain and 100 dollars in cash. Supt Cowan overseeing ferry ash removal found the purse on the gang plank and returned it. Mrs Cane sent a 100 dollar check to Mr Cowan as thanks.

William M. Cane New Brighton Cane St. George Cowan

Cunard liner Carmania due in New York by afternoon

The turbine powered Cunarder Carmania expected to arrive in New York early this afternoon after wireless contact with the Marconi station at Siasconset. At 1 PM yesterday she was 285 miles east of Nantucket Lightship and, maintaining speed, should dock at Cunard pier by 3 to 4 PM.

New York Marconi Siasconset Mass Nantucket Cunard Jane Street North River

California Sunset Annex Car Ly Adv

California travel notice mentions New York daily schedules at 4 25 P M with connections via Washington and Southern Ry West Point Route and L N dining car service. Office locations given at 2171 Broadway and 1155 Broadway.

California Sunset Annex New York Washington West Point N. Y Broadway

Reputed husband disavows Mrs Todd marriage claim

Louis L Todd owner of the Vendome and Marlborough denounces as false a 23 year old document claiming he was ever her husband He says Margretta von Hoffmann Andrews Weatherhead never wed him and that his travels with a woman on Oct 2 were with a niece not a wife The life of the social figure linked to Tammany politics and to prominent New York society is traced through past marriages and Paris court ties

Margretta Todd von Hoffmann Fairmount Park Philadelphia Louis la Todd Todd Marlborough Louis L. Todd Mr. Todd Ocean Grove Milton Andrews San Francisco Sonias Wall Street Frank L. Teusey SS. Todd Mrs. Andrews Mme. Margretta von Hoffmann Irving Place Tammany Mme. von Hoffmann Tweed Ring Tuileries Court Mme. Margretta West Twentysixth Street Astor Estate West Twenty-sixth Street Massachusetts Margretta Weatherhead New York Times Stonington, Conn Tur Weatherhead Stonington Conn Margretta Chicago California

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