Reaction to Russia Manifesto Sparks Mixed Royal Celebration
Reports from St. Petersburg and across Russia describe enthusiastic public rejoicing over the emperor’s freedom manifesto amid antigovernment protests and violent clashes. In several cities, laborers, students, and revolutionaries gathered with red flags while police and troops faced mobs. casualties include multiple deaths in Poltava Kazan Kishineff and Helsinki.
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Russia
Moscow
Poltava
Kazan
Kishineff
Americ Ke University
Coustantine Petrovitch Pobedonosteft
Holy Synod of
M. Pobedonostzeff
Nevsky Prospect
Finland
Bobriaux
Eugen Schaumann
Schumann
Helsingfors
Imarknes
Odessa
Black Sea
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Cour Hes
Revolutionary Party
Don Haat
Sonig
Winter Palace
Putfloft
Technological School
Taarle
Petrokoff
Russian
Poland
Fabianice
Gumic
Warsaw
Vienna
Rhode Island's Trial Postponed and Military Postings
Nov 1 reports the battleship Rhode Island project use postponed for standardization efforts. Colonel aged Fifteenth Infantry retires after active service.
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Yenurs
VOM
Pifteenth Infantry
Cataract a Fakes Horse Entered as Maiden at Jamaica
The horse Preckman, stolen from California, reappears under the name Cataract at Jamaica track in New York posing as a five year old maiden. Diamond wins the Gowanus stakes by half a length over Monet with foul claims dismissed. multiple races results listed for a card including firsts by Platoon Jack Young Miss Crawford Diamond Lord Badge and Cousin Kate with Io landa and Helen Portex among others.
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Jin
Preekman
Diamond
Monet
Fustida
Sewell
Martin
Platoon
Brush Up
Emergency
Jack Young
Hippocrates
Athlone
Kate
Iolanda
Helen Portex
Dexter's world trotting record broken at Belmont
Ed Bryan the bay gelding trotter owned by Willkin Robinson set a new world two mile record of 4 45 at Belmont Park, breaking Dexter's 1865 mark of 4 56 44. Spectators called the performance remarkable as the cart weighed a skeleton wagon and the record pace influenced by a bicycle wheeled road wagon.
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Bryan
Philadelphia
Ed Bryan
Willkin Hobinson
Belmont Park
Dexter
Mrs Collins to Seek Divorce in Newport
Mrs Collins wife of Glen Collins plans divorce proceedings after reportedly establishing legal residence in Newport. Formerly Miss Natale Schenck she has not lived here since shortly after marriage and recently visited Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt at Sandy Point during a wedding tour that was interrupted in Honolulu.
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Mrs. Collins
Newport
Glen Collins
Natale Schenck
Reginald
Vanderbilt
Sandy Point
Pirate King of Newport Nabbed by Boston Police
Boston police say they captured H. A. Jackson, the so called pirate king of Newport, after arresting a young man who gave the name Frank Green of New York and found about $1000 worth of jewelry on him, some of which is believed stolen.
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Boston
Mass
Frank Green
New York
H. A. Jackson
Newport
Fire destroys homes and hardware store in State Hill
In Middletown New Jersey Nov 1 a fire destroyed the residence and hardware store of A G Evans and the Oscar Bryans home at State Hill four miles away. Several other buildings were damaged. Loss estimated at 11000. The village lacks a fire department.
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Middletown
A. G. Evans
Oscar Bryans
State Hill
Repentant Burglar Stole Actress Ring in New York
New York burglar kept a 1000 ring from Viola Allen, pawned it for 300 dollars, then vanished. Weather outlook predicts warmer and colder mix with west winds.
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New York
Viola Allen
Under Which Flag Displays End in Riot Near City Hall
In New York on November 1 a large Hearst rally clashed with Tammany supporters over an anarchist flag banner labeled Under Which Play. Police used reserves from three precincts to calm the crowd as William Houston, a blacksmith, climbed a pole to tear down the banner. He was arrested and later released on bail.
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New York
City Hai
McClellan
William ‘R. Hearst
Hearst
William Houston
Tammany Hall
Park Row
Printing House Square
Benjamin Franklin Monument
Tammany
Hearstites
Roundswan
Martin Cousin
Precimct
Houston
James Sullivan
Sullivan
William Ric
E. Murphy
Murderer in Halloween Prank Kills Walter Webster
In Stockbridge Massachusetts on November 1 Walter Webster seventeen was shot dead by unknown riders in a wagon. Officials report the killing arose from a dispute after Webster and companions threw apples at the wagon occupants. A general pursuit is underway and an arrest is hoped within hours.
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Stockbridge
Mass
Walter Webster
Webster
Conmanions
Actor Plympton Hold in Plymouth District Court
Eben Plympton the actor charged with the attempted murder of his friend Captain George Martin on Sept. 13 was held for a Monday decision after an all day hearing before Judge Osborn in Plymouth District Court. Banquet to Governor Wright in Manila drew officers and civilians in one of the islands most popular official receptions. Walter Scott of Death Valley expected to recover after a high speed crash. Hearst pledges a $10,000 reward for first arrest and conviction of an illegal racer.
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Plympton Hold
Plymouth
Mass
Osborn
Eben Plympton
George Martin
Wright
Manila
Luke E. Wright
Islands
Scotty
Los Angeles
Cal
Walter Scott
Hearst
New York
W. R. Hearst
Nayoralty
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