Mutineers and Siege Tactics Ring Sebastopol in War News
Reports from St Petersburg and London describe mutinies aboard the Black Sea fleet at Sebastopol. Two revolutionary ships sail toward Odessa while loyal forces fortify Sebastopol with batteries and reinforcements. Admiral Choukain negotiates as mutineers face isolation and starvation tactics are planned to starve Admiralty Point.
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Black Sea
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Sebastopol
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Anlor
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Tanger
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Admiralty Point
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Choukain
Petersburg
Hritith Coneul
Great Britain
Haron Gakomolaki
Building Collapses in St Louis Construction Site
A new building at Bieth and Washington streets collapsed this afternoon burying fifteen workers. Four fell and one man was killed in the fatal incident.
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St. Louia
Bieth
Washington Streets
Urab Trouble Threatens in Berlin Medical Visit
Manchester reports a distinguished London specialist will travel to Berlin to operate on a patient named Katner for a nasal far affection, amid a reported birth complication. The individual recently suffered a birth-related issue and developed serious symptoms from a cold contracted during an outdoor speech.
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Manchester
Eng
London
Berlin
Roanoke Steamer Rescued After Bar Collision Near Eureka
Eureka California May 24 A bar side incident left the steamer Roanoke crippled after a bar crossing collapse damaged the rudder. Tugs aided by life savers patched the rudder and the vessel began southward at dawn with no passengers aboard and unknown extent of damage.
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Eureka
Cal
Mev
San Francisco
Prospects Rich for Kennewick as Rail Plans Spur Growth
Northern Pacific activity around Kennewick signals a major upturn with a new north bank road and a million dollar steel bridge over the Columbia between Pasco and Kennewick. A boat landing, storage houses, a spur from Paseo, and river work accompany expectations that Kennewick, Pasco, Hoover, and the region will benefit from the railroad expansion.
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Kennewick
Hoover
C. E. Troutman
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Northern Pacific
Troutman
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Kennowick
Worst Winter Storm Strikes Great Lakes Coast
Nov 24 reports from Superior to Duluth describe a ferocious storm sweeping Lake Superior. A steamer named Crescient City is ashore near Duluth as winds reach 70 mph. Wires down, ships driven aground, and likely many lives lost reported. portions of Michigan and Wisconsin coast also hit with vessel damage and wrecks.
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Wis
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Lake Superior
Milwaukee
Michigan
Lont
Sheboygan
Port Washington
Alleged Tax Dodging by New York Life Society
New York November 28 Edmond D Randolph treasurer of the New York Life testified that he did not deny Hughes charge yet said he personally would not permit such transactions. The disposition of Vae funds depends on Merv memoranda with the company’s books showing nothing relevant. McConny resigns from Mutual Life management and a Chicago man is offered presidency.
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Merv
New York
Edmond D. Randolph
New York Life
Hughes
Banta
New York City
Randolph
Central National Bank
Hugh
McCandys
World Today
Richard A. MacCurily
Mutual Life
Nupritice Company
McCandy
Robert A. Macurdy
Miwal
Lous A. Pheland
New Vorla
Hwwe
Pes
Themuspany
James B. Forgan
First National Bank of Chicago
Equitable
Dimator Hishink
Paul Hamilton
James BR. Keeler
New York Security & Vyast Company
Andrew Hamilton
Secure and Trust Company
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Seattle
Tacoma
Hamilton
Union Savings Bank
Keeler
Union Bank
A. R. Nichola
Quarantine Officer Reports Diptheria Cases Winding Down
This morning Quarantine Officer George Meeker faced many requests for fumigating gear. All but one diphtheria case are reported well, with Dr Smith treating most. quarantine will end once houses are fumigated. Estimated silver mine yield in the Coeur d Alene district valued at 19 million dollars for the year.
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George Meeker
Smith
Milver
Coeur d'Alene
Want the Local Option Law Amended Petition Action
County Clerk Frank Salling filed two local option initiative petitions seeking major changes to the law. Circulated statewide by prohibition supporters, copies are seen in many saloons. Each petition showed 40 names, but only 27 signers qualified as registered voters. The second petition’s verification was underway, aiming to alter the local option law substantially across two large pages.
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Frank Salling
Stae
Asloen
Fovo
Would Consolidate Four Districts At Helix School Improve
A movement seeks to enlarge the Helix school district by annexing adjoining Hatride No 64 and parts of No 15 and No 69. The plan aims to curb rural school closures as districts lose population and country children enroll in Helix. A boundary board will meet January 6 to consider the northern No 106 petition.
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Helix
Frank KK. Welles
Abo Te
Welles
District Boundary Board
Branch autopsy finds clot in brain in court martial
Annapolis reports naval surgeon Dr. James Gatewood said the Meriwether court martial revealed Branch died from a blood clot on the brain. All organs were sound except minor kidney issue. Repeated blows may have caused the clot, though it is likely to fall to the floor.
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Annapolis
James JD. Gatewood
Branch
Gatewood
J A Rule Believed Lost in Montana Mountains
J A Rule a famed mining man from Bast is feared dead after going missing in the mountains last Friday near Basin Montana two searching parties are out. Wheat closes weak in Chicago with corn and oats also down as market watchers note cautious trading Kaiser opens Reichstag praising Roosevelt’s peace efforts and Russia Japan focus.
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J. A. Rule
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Mountames
Kaiser
Berlin
Russia
Japan
Roosevelt
Subterranean Volcano Destroys Oil Derrick in Humble Field
A subterranean volcano erupted in the Humble oil field near Houston on November 28, creating a crater about 100 feet wide that swallowed a derrick and heavy machinery while hurling earth and rock into the air.
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Houston
Texas
Ofield
Fire at Sandy Hook Proving Grounds destroys buildings
Fire at the United States proving grounds at Sandy Hook New Jersey this morning destroyed a number of buildings including a shop area. No injuries reported as crews battled the blaze and began an assessment of damage.
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New York
United States Proving Grounds
Sandy Hook
Proposed Four Million Acre Game Preserve Near Lewiston
Butte Mont November 22 a four million acre game preserve is proposed by Game Wardens of Montana and Idaho led by WPF Scott and Warden Stevens. The plan aims to cover a vast tract along Lotepasa to Idaho Paradise with elk moose bear and deer abundant in the area. It would be the largest preserve in the world once realized and will be sent to the next Congress.
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Lewiston
Monmna
Maho
Butte
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Hero
Wirdan Wpf
Scott
Mostanm
Stevens
Idaho
Lotepasa
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Mentley Swenshaw Couple Wed In Local Ceremony
James Henshaw and Tara Bentley were married at 6 pm yesterday at J. W. McCormack’s residence in this city. Reverend G. L. Hall officiated. The bride’s family attended, and the couple plans to live in Oakdale, California with the groom described as a young local businessman.
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California
J. W. McCormack
James Henshaw
Tara Bentley
G. L. Hall
Bapter Church
Sroom
Oakdale
Cal
R. H. Bentley
Expect One Hundred Voices Chorus Rehearsal Held
The first chorus rehearsal for Queen Esther, a sacred opera to benefit the high school, gathered about 65 singers in the high school gym. Superintendent Traver expects 26 more join, aiming for 100 voices. Misa Mytoline Fraker plays Zerleh the leading contralto.
Roosevelt Refuses Compromise on Alaska and Canal Plan
President reiterates stance against concessions and backs a statutory framework for Alaska with a territorial delegate bill reintroduced by Cushman. White House talks also emphasize rate regulation and support for a lock canal, while opposition from Platt remains noted.
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Olle Muo
Washington
Alaska
Gating Guns for Penitentiary in Jefferson City
Seven calling suns have been ordered for the penitentiary in Jefferson City Missouri to be placed at the hands of experts to prevent further escapes.
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Tefferson City
Laborers for O R and N gang arrive from Portland
A crew of 20 laborers from Portland arrived this morning and will work on the Lewiston Riparia branch of the Oregon and Idaho Northern. The multiethnic group includes Italians Greeks Scandinavians and Americans. They left Portland for MMiparia after helping clear Lewis and Clark fair debris. Wages range from 1 76 to 2 per day plus 4 weekly board with about 500 men employed along the line from Riparia to Lewiston. Grade completion is targeted for April 1 with heavy tasks cutting away rock and walls by the river.
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Chris Soreneen
Portlaind
Spokane
Mmiparia
Lewiton-Riparia
Portland
Freman Sorensen
Easet
Oregonian
Riparia
Lewiston
Supreme Court Affirms $20,000 Damages for Miner Burns
In Butte Mont on November 4 the supreme court affirmed the $20,000 damages awarded to Martin Burke a miner. His hands were burned to stumps after contact with a poorly insulated wire in the Colusa Parrot mine. It is the largest damages award in the state’s history.
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Butte Mont
Supreme Court
Martin Burke
Colusa-Parrot
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