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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1905

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Force Plea On Czar Sparks City Strikes In Russia

Dispatches report a Russian capital in turmoil as workers march toward the Winter Palace with a petition to the Czar. Troops flood St Petersburg with gates and bridges guarded. All industries halt while butchers bakers and streetcar workers join the strike. Soldiers reportedly show disaffection.

Russia Winter Palace St. Petersburg Palace Square Winter Palace Square Attonius Father Gopon

Bloodshed Fears as Russian Strikes Paralyze St Petersburg

Troops flood St Petersburg as workers press a petition to the Emperor at the Winter Palace. Soldiers cordon the area while factories close, demonstrations mount, and Father Gopon appeals for the Emperor to appear. Officials warn of possible clashes. leaders expect the palace visit.

Father Gopon Sviatopolk-Mirsky Nicholas Winter Palace

Croker in Auto Smash Injured Driver Dead

Frank H. Croker of New York was severely injured in an automobile accident on the beach near Ormond. His driver Victor Rauel was killed instantly. Cyclist M. F. Stanley had both legs broken. Croker survived after being pulled from the submerged Simplex. Authorities consider possible beach jurisdiction.

the Tribune Daytona Fla Frank H. Croker New York Richard Croker Victor Rauel M. F. Stanley Croker Ormond Mr. Croker Ravel Atlantic Hotel Messrs Bennet Miller Deelee Marsh Parks Reeul Peck Florida East Coast Automobile Association Palm Beach Empire City

Hold Up on Spokane Flyer Train Near East Portland

Passengers aboard Oregon Railway and Navigation train No. 4 the Spokane Flyer were robbed after leaving East Portland station by four masked men who entered the sleeper car. They took about 100 dollars and a gold watch before fleeing into darkness, a posse pursued the robbers.

Portland Ore Oregon Railway and Navigation East Portland Sullivan Gulch

Tammany to Name Jerome Alliance With Murphy

The piece says Tammany Hall plans to nominate Jerome for District Attorney to succeed himself, aided by Charles Murphy. It notes a likely deal between Murphy and Jerome, with Republicans already deciding not to nominate Jerome. The report cites police reform shifts and past docking-board investigations as context for this alliance.

Jerome Tammany Hall Charles F. Murphy Tammany Odell Fifth Avenue Mayer Charlie’ Murphy Tribune Victor J. Dowling Graut Fornes Caton Murphy Citizens’ Union Tamman McAdoo McClellan Democratic Club Police Dell Grout Fusion Citizens Union

New York Banker Arrested on Overcertification Charge

John Carraway former president of the Equitable National Bank in New York was arrested at Biloxi Mississippi on a New York warrant for overcertifying checks during his NY bank tenure. Federal officials made the arrest as the offence occurred in a national bank. He will be taken to New York in a few days. Indictment does not state the amount involved.

THE Tribune New Orleans John Carraway Equitable National Bank New-York Biloxi Miss New- York Carraway

New York to Cleveland and Indianapolis Tickets Noted

Train schedule fragment lists departures and arrivals at New York Central line stops. Times include Cleveland 7:13, Cincinnati 1:80 p m, Indianapolis 3:00, St Louis 9:45 p m, with terse ad line about fares and tare.

New York Cleveland Cincinn Indianapolis Louis Nework Central

Four Americans Die in Yaqui Ambush Near Cobachi

On January 19 four Americans and one Mexican were killed by Yaqui Indians four miles east of Cobachi in Sonora. The victims include Dr. R. C. Coy and John K. Mackenzie of Chicago, M. A. Call of Toledo, Ohio, Walter Suipinger of Kewanee, Michigan, and two Mexican drivers. Surviving are H. L. Miller of Chicago and A. W. Tolerton of Salem, Ohio. The bodies were brought to La Colorado and Nogales. Mexican forces are ordered to pursue the Yaquis under General Torres.

Nogales Ariz Cobachi la Colorado Sonora Mexico Cody Dr. R. C Chicago MacKenzie John K Call M. A Toledo Ohio Siupinger Walter Kewanee Hi. L. Miller A. W. Tolerton Salem Cochero Miller Dr. Coy Torres Hermosillo Benson Guayamas Coy Tolerton Cobacht Carl Stubinger Arcadia

Fear for W C Potter linked to Mexican mine trip death risk

Secretary Morton reports a telegram from Chihuahua Governor Enrique Creel promising protection for Americans after John McKenzie’s killing. William C Potter, Potter’s son-in-law, heads toward Bohuerachi mines about 200 miles from the murder site as U S State Department plans to seek recovered bodies and punishment. Chicago bank president E A Potter orders a tracer into Yaqui country to check his son’s welfare amid Yaqui violence near the Sierra Madre region. The note notes regional dangers and a railroad ad finishes the fragment.

Washington Morton Navy Enrique Creel Chihuahua Mexico John K. McKenzie William C. Potter Bohuerachi McKenzie State Department Mexico City Chicago E. A. Potter American Trust and Savings Bank Willian Chapman Potter MacKenzie and Coy Potter Ira Sanger Bierra Madre Mountains

San Domingo negotiators seal protocol with United States

A protocol signed in Santo Domingo by Dominican authorities and U S representatives Dawson and Commander Dillingham sets terms for guaranteed Dominican territorial integrity and U S administration of customs. Key points include revenue sharing, debt handling, and commissions to settle obligations with effect after February 1.

United States to assume protectorate over Santo Domingo

Washington reports on February 1 the United States will take command of Santo Domingo under a protocol signed by the U S minister and Dominican president. The U S will run customs, allocate 45 percent to Dominican expenses and 55 percent to debt service, with monthly receipts about 900000 dollars.

Tribune Bureau Washington United States Santo Domingo Tribune Dawson United Republic Republic of Santo Domingo Samana Bay Porto Plata Sanchez, Samana Monte Cristo THE

Across Continent Luxury Travel Ad Variant

Advertisement notes Suneee som Car departures to Mexico and California from New York daily at a time via Southern Western and Atlantic and Western of America lines. Mentions New York offices at 271 and 118 Broadway.

Mexico California N. Y

Pinehurst Special Notes On Local Officials

Fragmentary Pinehurst item mentions New York figures Pacato Ly and Sonny Pinshurst with offices 271 and 85 Washington. unclear date or action. text incomplete but indicates a government or political reference in North Carolina Pinehurst special section.

Pacato

American sugar interests seek protection from Dominican export duties

Washington reports a new complaint to the State Department from Cramond Kennedy representing major American sugar interests in Santo Domingo. He asks protection from extortion by Dominican officials after a duty on sugar exports was reinstated by local subordinates, despite Morales removing it earlier. The Castine will transport Commander Dillingham to San Juan to report results, with Sigsbee directing naval steps for proper representation if needed.

Washington State Department Santo Domingo Cramond Kennedy Hay Penfield Morales Navy Department Castine A. C. Dillingham San Juan United States Charies D. Sigsbee Caribbean Dawson

Dying Actor Harry Dalton Nursed After Erysipelas

Old actor known as Handsome Harry Dalton lies critically ill from erysipelas in a tenement on East 29th Street. An ambulance surgeon deemed his condition dire and unlikely to improve. Dalton, about seventy, once led alongside Mrs. Langtry and has ties to a noble English family but left due to his stage career. The Actors' Fund will help care for him.

Harry Dalton Harry Mrs. Langtry Elizabeth Lowell East 29Th St Dalton Miss Lowell Lester Wallack Drury Lane Theatre London New York Hastings Notre Dame Lyceum Theatre Jefferson Lewis Union Square Theatre Siberia Actors’ Fund

Rail service expansion signals new daily trains

In St Augustine, Aiken and Augusta routes via 7 RR and Southern Ry lines a new noon train and two fast services 3:35 PM and 1:30 AM are announced. Offices at 271 and US Broadway provide details on the timetable and routes.

ST. Augustine Aiken Augu 7- RR Ry. Ly

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