First Russian Parliament Opens in Winter Palace Ceremony
In Petersky May 11 the Russian parliament opened with Emperor Nicholas I delivering a brief throne speech. Members remained silent and restrained, disappointment rising from the omission of amnesty while the scene at Tauride Palace showed limited spark as Mouromtsefii and Petrunkevitch urged decorum and reform.
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Petersky
winter palsee
Nicholas
Taurite
ROWEVED
omaicus
saturn
Taurids palace
Winter palace
Professor Mouromtsefii
Ivan Petrunkevitch
San Francisco City Hall After the Earthquake
The article details San Francisco City Hall suffering heavy damage with the dome ruined and the building largely destroyed. It notes the city will be rebuilt much faster than the twenty five years it took to construct, highlighting the extensive destruction and resilience.
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SAN FRANCISCO CITY HALL
San Francisco
Parliament opens amid cheers after liberty cause appeal
Auditors heard a speaker urge the parliament to help those jailed and yearning for liberty. Crowds cheered as constitutional and amnesty aims were praised, with leaders like Petrukevich and Redticheff acclaimed from the Constitutional Club balcony. Opened parliament sparked nationwide celebration.
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Constitutional Club
M. Petruukevich
Redticheff
Mours
iumip spakers
ortfiersid cratiens
Rescia
Explosion in Dupont powder mill kills one injures another
In Wilmington Delaware a powder explosion in the Hagler or middle yard of Dupont works killed William McCrea instantly and fatally injured Daniel Comb. The cause is unknown as two explosions occurred in adjoining rolling mills and a fire followed but was put out by Dupont fire brigade. McCrea leaves a widow and young children. Comb is severely burned and may not recover.
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Dupont
Wilmington
Del
Mark
Hagler
Dupont powder works
William McCrea
Daniel Comb
McCrea
Comic
wee
Dupont works
Amending the Rate Bill Restores Imprisonment Penalty
The Senate finished the second section of the railway rate bill and reviewed sections 3 and 4. Key changes restore the imprisonment penalty of the 1837 act and add a fine and imprisonment penalty for shippers who take rebates, aiming at trusts. Warren's amendment gives government business preference in war. The Interstate Commerce Commission pushed several verbal refinements to improve administration.
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Washington
senate
McCumber
Warren
interstate commerce commission
Five Indians die from Florida water at Duck Lake reserve
At the Duck Lake Indian reservation in Rosethorn Saskatchewan five Indians are dead and six others critically sick after drinking Florida water. Three died Tuesday and two Wednesday. Coroner Stewart held an inquest with Mrs. Nincient testifying that her husband and five others drank one bottle. only one survived. Five more who drank a second bottle are not expected to live. Survivors suffer blind spells and stomach trouble.
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Rosethorm
Saskatchewan
Duck Lake
Nincient
Angoise
Stewart
Rosethorz
Oil Trusts Bribery Allegations Taint Standard Oil Hearings
At a federal hearing, E M Wilhoit testified that Standard Oil bribed railroad clerks and used short measure and multi grade sales from a single tank. He alleged Frisco Railway favored Standard Oil, and described theft of customer data and underhanded pricing tactics. The inquiry also covered related bank fraud indictments and a Havana fire.
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E. M. Wilhoit
Springfield
Standard Oil company
Topeka
Kan
Prisca road
Standard Oifs company
Standard Oi company
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Commissioner Prouty
Miller
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Duff
meze
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