Congress Leans Over Campaign Costs In Impeachment Plans
The week reports speakers accusing accusers as liars in the Senate. The House adopts impeachment articles against U S District Judge Swayne and names a seven member committee to present the case. Debates on campaign finance surface in both houses with money sources under scrutiny. The piece notes wartime dispatches from Mukden and Port Arthur and prize court rulings on the Bosely seizure.
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John HM. Mitchell
Oregon
United States Senate
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Fry
Sente
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Corman
Stone
Missouri
Degetau
Porto Rico
United States
Multiple Fatalities and Disasters Reported Across U S News
Freight trains collided near Shawnee Tennessee killing four trainmen and injuring others, a Baltimore & Ohio boiler explosion near Mountain Lake Park Maryland killed two and seriously injured one, earthquakes frighten Cuba, a France funeral sparked anarchist tension but no disorder, and various other incidents include a Greek note on imports, a Rome bronchitis case, an engagement, a farmer massacre suicide, a Florida crash death, a Columbia river steamer sinking, and political and legal updates.
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Ree
Louisville & Nashville
Shawnee
Tenn
Baltimore & Ohio
Mountain Lake Park
Santiago
Cuba
Jounne Michel
France
United States
Leach
Chadwick
Cleveland
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Meade
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Richard Croker
New York
Ormond
Fla
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Columbia River
Goble
China
George Sutherland
Utah
Thomas Kearns
George Turner
St. Louis
Marsanne
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Mgr
George Hobart Doane
St. Patrick’s Roman Cathedral
George Washington Doane
Ay Doan Bap
Rt Rev
Wm Episcopal
Albany
Poplarville Exhibit Showcases County Cane and Potatoes
The Poplarville Business League organized a county exhibit at a carnival, highlighting cane and cane syrup with a grand prize, homegrown sweet potatoes, canned tomatoes and peaches, and an impressive farm display by Fastin Jones. The piece argues improved agriculture and local industry as Mississippi prospers.
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Poplarville Business League
Business League of
Poplarvtio
Acre
Poplarville
Mississippi
United States
Foplarville
Pearl River
Astigmatism Notice Sparks Father’s Harsh Reply
In a Connecticut town, a school test for eyesight led the principal to inform parents. A boy delivered the note about his eye condition, and the father replied by urging discipline with the blunt response Whip it out of him.
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Connecticut
Baltimore Herald
Bryan’s Bluff Went Off With Train Delay
William Jennings Bryan during a stumping tour waited half an hour for a train in a railway waiting room. He lit a cigar while a porter warned against smoking, then joked that rules are not always strictly enforced. The porter noted tips are not accepted by railway employees, and Bryan calmly finished his cigarette.
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Mr. Bryan
Sinews of war remark from Manassas maneuvers
Major General Corbin recounts a Northern militia guardsman struggling with his first ration of army beef at Manassas. A nearby soldier watches as the Northerner sneers at the meat, noting dryly that it represents the sinews of war.
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Department of the East
Manassas
Bill
New York Herald
Revolutionary Tension Grips St. Petersburg and Moscow
Reports from Russia describe factory strikes spreading from Moscow to St. Petersburg with oil capital workers joining the walkout. Authorities, rattled by possible rail disruption, move to quell unrest as Emperor Nicholas weighs a state of siege and a manifesto promising worker official commissions.
A Reign of Terror in St Petersburg Revolt Intensifies
New York Herald Special reports from St Petersburg on January 23 as streets fall to darkness, explosions and armed patrols, with whispers of a large revolution. Strikes from Caplioff workers threaten troops, Cossacks near the Winter Palace are bombarded, and a provisional government looms amid fear of a drawn out civil conflict.
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Ferth
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New York Herald
Tragedy in Russia Dominates French News
In Paris on January 23 the St. Petersburg tragedy continues to absorb attention. Law students attempted a demonstration this morning but faced mingled cries and hisses before marching without incident. Marseilles dispatches note revolutionists and anarchists reportedly near the Russian embassy.
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Aged General Beaten to Death in St. Petersburg
In St. Petersburg yesterday an elderly general was killed after a mob halted his sledge. The crowd demanded whether he would order troops to fire. he ordered the coachman to continue, was struck by a well-dressed man in a sable fur coat, and then beaten to death.
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Witnesses Describe Mass Shooting of Strikers in St Petersburg
M Buzancy, an eye witness, telegraphs that soldiers in the Vasilyevsky district fired volleys and then bayoneted protesters. He says about a hundred strikers fell, with reports of women and children among the dead and one eight year old severely injured.
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M. Buzancy
Petit Journal
Vassilicstrof
Fred
Police Close Gunsmith Shops as City Fears Frontier Move
St Petersburg authorities remove firearms from shop windows and lock them in cellars amid sensational rumors of Grand Dukes Alexis and Sergius heading toward the frontier. Procurer-general M Pobedostezeff is seriously ill as arrests are made of officers connected to a loaded shell incident at the Imperial pavilion.
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Priest Gopon Visits Boston for YMCA Anniversary
Boston January 23 Father Gopon a prominent St Petersburg figure attended a reception hosted by Gov Crane for YMCA fifty year anniversary delegates. Reporters say he was impressed by proceedings and the governor's handshake with attendees. He is under forty, energetic, and deeply concerned for his country's common people.
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St. Petersburg
Young Men's Christian Association
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Paris Markets React to St. Petersburg News
Paris trading opened with broad price declines as St. Petersburg reports pressured sentiment. A brief bounce followed before a renewed low mood set in as reports of calm failed to steady the market. In St. Petersburg, Fourth Civil Development court sessions halted as lawyers refused to practice.
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Court of Justice
Blood Run in Streets as Insurrection Roils St Petersburg
The January 22 dispatch from St Merersburg reports brutal street fighting in St Petersburg as workers revolt against the government. Martial law, barricades, and volleys at the Winter Palace mark a day of casualties and rising tensions. Emperor Nicholas’s advisers vow a firm response as public faith in the regime wavers.
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Massacre in St Petersburg as Guards Firing Kills Dozens
In St Petersburg the crowd outside the palace square faced mounted troops and the Preobrajensky Guards. A volley at close range left hundreds dead or wounded, including women and children, as ambulances carried away the victims amid cries of murder. Paris reacts with shock, fearing a revolution.
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le Lands
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Preobrajensky Guards
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Nevsky Prospect
Morekail
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Pellmell
Disorder Flare Removes Officers Amid Nevsky Prospect Turmoil
Crowds emptied streets by six o'clock as troops held Narva Gate and Kaminostoy Island area. Jittee chapel at Narva gate wrecked. lights out on Kaminostoy Island. Officers in imperial uniforms mobbed. a general slain and others wounded during the unrest.
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Narva
Kaminostoy
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