Death of General Trepoff at Peterhof Villa
General Dmitri Trepoff commandant of the Imperial Palace died at Peterhof villa from angina pectoris aged 51. He endured heart trouble and fear of assassination, remained in touch with the Emperor, and his death is attributed to natural causes amid political tension and revolutionary threats.
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Petersburg
Dmitri Penderovitch Trepoff
Imperial Palace
Peterhof
Trepoff
Fereef
Meron
Pavlovsky Regiment
Nicholas
Depef
Raid on Impure Drugs Sparks Big Prosecution Concerns
An eleven month Department of Health investigation found widespread drug adulteration in the city. Only about 28 percent of samples met standards. 16 percent warranted warnings and 56 percent justified legal action. A letter inviting explanations was sent to wholesalers, prompting a druggists’ committee meeting and a push for proper labeling and manufacture disclosure.
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Department of Health
Darlington
Pharmeenpeta
Nore
Hen Helf
Chemical Laboratory
Lederle Laboratories
Rusby
Metropolitan Druggists’ Club
Elvery
William Jay Schieffelin
Schieffelin & Co
Otto L. Amend
Elmer & Amend
Albert Plaut
Lehn & Fink
I. Robbins
McKesson & Robbins
Parke, Davis & Co
New York
Hearst Murphy's Showdown Looms in New York Politics
Tammany Hall buzzed with politics as Charlie Murphy reaffirmed support for Hearst for governor. He warned of a showdown with the Sulzer-Sullivan faction at Buffalo if Sulzer advances. Murphy praised Sulzer but noted Hearst gains. district leaders planned a Monday meeting at the Astor.
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Charlies
F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Hearst
Sullivans
Buffalo
Sulzer
Murphy
Wigwam
Hotel Astor
Thomas E. Rush
City Chamberlain
Patrick Keenan
James J. Martin
Francis J. Lantry
Thomas J. McManus
Keenan
William R. Hearst
Jerome
Metellan
Tammeny Hall
Sullivan
Mr. Murphy
Tim” Sullivan
Tammany
McClellan
la Democrat
Bryan clarifies trust licensing and steel monopoly limits
The Iron Trade Review quotes William J. Bryan on trusts. Bryan notes he cannot state a fixed threshold for trust control, while his paper would refuse ads from firms exceeding 5 percent of product in any given market. He suggests forcing excess capacity reduction rather than destroying industries.
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Cleveland
The
Iron Trade Review
William J. Bryan
Bryan
George Smart
Madison Square Garden
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Trust
War era currency collection sale notice item
The fragment references a 1861 war issue currency piece described as in near perfect condition. It mentions Oneida National Bank Utica New York and a sale arrangement, indicating a postal like notice for purchasers or collectors.
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Sale Greenback
Admitting Lord Fairfax Prompts Stock Exchange Note
The Stock Exchange weekly bulletin notes the admission of Right Hon. Albert Lord Fairfax to the banking firm William P. Bonbright & Co. He is the son of the late Baron Fairfax and has long lived in London as a banker.
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Stock Exchange
William P. Bonbright & Co
Albert Lord Fairfax
Lord Fairfax
Brown Bros. & Co
John C. Fairfax
Baron Fairfax
Fairfax
Baron
United States
Albert Kirby Fairfax
London
Fighting Renewed in Cuba Rebels Repulsed near Havana
Reports from Havana say renewed fighting in Cuba saw rebel attacks at San Domingo in Santa Clara and two clashes south and southwest of Havana, all repulsed. Washington commends the President’s Cuba policy as Taft and Bacon prepare to visit Havana. Army and Navy prep for emergencies continues as ships depart under secret orders.
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Cuba
San Domingo
Santa Clara
Havana
Washington
Taft
Bacon
Army
Navy Departments
Des Moines
Dixie
Cleveland
Norfolk
Cuban Policy Praised as Taft Aids Cuba Mission
Washington dispatch lauds the plan to send Secretary Taft and Assistant Secretary Bacon to Havana to restore order in Cuba. It notes Taft's Philippine and Panama successes and predicts value for the State Department and future diplomatic posts. Taft arrives and prepares to sail to Key West en route to Havana aboard the Des Moines with military aides as bureau chiefs map troop movements.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Cuba
Havana
Taft
Philippines
Panama
Magoon
Bacon
State Department
Seflor Quesada
Oyster Bay
Republic
Navy
War Departments
Cuban
Mr. Bacon
Key West
Des Moines
Frank R. McCoy
Frank G. Lockwood
General Insworth
Bell
Ate
Crozier
Government forces win near Havana after San Domingo attack
Havana reports the insurgent assault on San Domingo in Santa Clara Province at 5 am failed. One rural guard and two militiamen and three rebels died, five rural guards and one militiaman wounded. Colonel Morero among the rebels killed. Government captured two prisoners and sixty horses and pursues retreating insurgents led by General Rodriguez with four hundred guardsmen.
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Havana
San Domingo
Santa Clara
Morero
Rodriguez
Rebels Meet Defeat Near Havana as US Controversy Grows
In Cuba forces led by General del Castillo and Colonels Albert and Acosta, about a thousand strong, attacked rebels at Wajay, twelve miles south of Havana. Rebels dispersed after a stubborn fight with eight killed and twenty three wounded. guardsmen suffered one dead and thirteen wounded. General Rodrigues returned to Havana in the morning amid questions why the enemy was not pursued. Heavy fighting also reported near Cano, ten miles southwest of Havana with details scarce. Eduardo Chibas of Santiago warned the province will revolt unless U S intervention and a protectorate are granted. José Villalón, ex Secretary of Public Works, noted further developments.
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General del Castillo
Albert and
Acosta
Wajay
Havana
Rodrigues
Cano
Eduardo Chibas
Santiago
Great Western Train From New York To Detroit
A splendid fast train leaves New York at 4 30 p m via New York Central Lines arrives in Detroit next morning. Saginaw Grand Rapids and Chicago are on the route center. Best service between these cities.
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Fst
New York
NEW York Central Lines
Ameri Fca
Detroit
Saginaw
Grand Rapids
Chicago
Citieges
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Congressman Longworth
Governor Harris
Mepoff
Villa
Iiding
Seer Trepoff
Stolypin
Priletion
Geners Trepoy
Russia
Tien
Mberatiem
Balers
Witte
Count the Greet
Arichateff
Feore
Miackest
Crites
Speranski
Bing
Pati
Trepoft
Peterhot
Health Board
Robert Bacon
William H. Taft
Hearst Murphy
Mr. Bryan
H. Tecans Co
Fulton St
Messrs
Mr. Taft
José Villalon
Public Works
Per
General Rodriguez
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