Czar dissolves BMA by ukase amid Petrograd unrest
Soviet dispatches report martial law in Petrograd as the czar consolidates power after the duma refused adjournment. Goremykin entrenches control, with calls for unity from authorities while factory strikes and district councils stir public sentiment. Russian forces claim gains on the southwest front and pursuit of retreating Austro-Hungarian troops.
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Goremykin
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Ruzsky
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Polivanoff
Beliaeff
Ministry of Finance
Pripet
Galicia
Brest-Litovsk
Dneister
Trembowla
Bers’an
Stripa
Poland
Pripet Marshes
Russians Taken? Geneva Report of Captures by Teutons
Geneva reports Teuton captures since May 1 total two and a half million Russians. Suisse cites Austrian and German figures before May 1 listing 1,950,000 prisoners including officers and men, not counting civilians or dead or wounded.
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Ia Suisse
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Leagaraa
Livery business under new management seeks patronage
A. Gregg Bamue announces takeover of Doll and Goll Livery Business offering first class turnout across Palace Livery Stables. He solicits a share of public patronage with a respectful appeal to customers.
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Palace
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