Russia Faces Impending Death Of Czar and Heir
The article reports on the czar and czarina gravely ill at Livadia with officials issuing cautious bulletins. A planned betrothal between Grand Duke Wladimir and Princess Alix, possible reconciliation rites, and an imperial manifesto are expected. Censorship tightens as rumors swirl and press restrictions tighten.
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Moscow
Livadia
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St. Petersburg
Caeghane du A
Multiple Violent Incidents Plague Rail Regions and Town
At noon James Banks shot Maggie Allison three times in the breast and then killed himself with poison. Three men beat Jacob Morrow near a tank works. Peter McGarvey is being hunted. A Pennsylvania freight wreck near Jeanette killed Thomas Ryan and another man, injuring John McGrew. Oliver Brown in a second wreck near Carpenter's Station may die. Ed Parker and Frank Marshall fought over craps. Parker was slashed and Marshall shot. Parker cannot recover.
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Explosions Kill Five at Drainage Camp near Summit
A boiler blast at Ricker & Lean's camp near Summit killed three workers and seriously burned three others who were at work loading a blast. Names of the deceased were not confirmed as workers fled in panic. Two more died in a later explosion at the same camp.
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Henry Potter
Thomas Collins
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Collins
Tennessee
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Train Robbery and Shootout Tells of Bandit Strike
A train wreck and robbery occurred as bandits fired on a passenger and freight train near Rose S. The attackers, including two white men and several part native, fled after the assault. Jack Mahara, entertainer, was wounded. Walter Barnes and others injured. Special officers pursued, loss to express company under 500 dollars. Fatal blaze at Iberia blamed on Piper.
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