Strike Ends in St Petersburg
News reports an end to the strike in St Petersburg as industrial unrest collapses in the Russian capital. Authorities quote officials on security and economic impact amid ongoing labor tensions nationwide.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1905
Page
1
Strikes Collapse as Populace Fails to Aid
St. Petersburg reports show the general strike ending in defeat as thousands return to work. a large number of malcontents are jailed, while Witte gains power and authorities prepare to crush revolts in the Baltic regions. Moscow battles continue with heavy casualties and barricades manned by revolutionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
St. Petersburg
Witte
Orloff
Baltic
Moscow
Kursk
Tsarskoe-Selo
Freight crash in Chunket kills three and injures three
In Meridian Mississippi on December 26 a collision between a freight train and a passenger train on the Alabama and Vicksburg line at Chunket killed two trainmen and a tramp, and injured three others. A passenger car was struck while adding an extra baggage car, preventing more deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama and Vicksburg
Senger
Search for Negro Brute in Quitman Assault Incident
In Quitman Texas on December 26 a manhunt is underway for a negro who attempted to assault Mrs James Bateman a two week bride and daughter of Representative Blalocke. The attacker fled after threatening with a butcher knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Quitman
Texas
James Bateman
Blalocke
Burial in City Cemetery for Frank Perrot
Funeral for Frank Perrot age 67 held at his home 409 Walnut Street on Christmas morning at 10 o clock. Rev W F Hamann of Taft Broadway Christian church officiated. Death caused by paralysis. Interment followed at the city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Perrot
Walnut Street
W. F. Hamann
Taft Broadway Christian Church
Married at Lexington
Mr Clyde Patterson and Miss Fannie Johns wed in Lexington in a simple ceremony. The couple's families joined for the nuptials with attendance noted by local newspapers.
Home wedding in Lexington to Sedalia couple
Clyde Patterson and Fannie Johns were married at 6 p.m. Christmas night in a private Lexington ceremony. The couple, now on a Michigan wedding trip with the groom’s sister, will live in Sedalia after returning, with Mr. Patterson a local Globe Democrat and Republic agent and Miss Johns from Lexington’s prominent Johns family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Clyde
The
Sentinels
Mr. Patterson
Sedalia
Bride
Train Hits Stage Killing Two at Avon Crossing
A Pennsylvania railroad freight train struck a stage carrying Avon basketball players and friends near Freehold New Jersey. Two occupants were killed instantly and a third was fatally injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Freehold
N. J
Avon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Two Fires Suppress at McCauley and Starkey Homes
Firefighters responded to two Sunday blazes. The first involved a burning flare at Mrs. J. A. McCauley's home at 215 East Jackson with no damage. The second at M. L. Starkey's 600 North Grand avenue caused roof damage from a defective flue, estimated at about $5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McCauley
East Jackson Street
M. L. Starkey
North
Grand Avenue
Newsboys receive Christmas gifts from Van Noy official
John Kuhn of the Van Noy News company gave each newsboy a nice present for Christmas. The recipients expressed gratitude for the thoughtful gesture and festive perk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kuhn
The
van Noy News Company
Noftsker and Russell Tie The Knot at West Fifth Home
The marriage of Harry Noftsker and Capitola Russell was solemnized last night at the bride’s West Fifth Street home. Rev. J. M. Rudy officiated and the couple departed at midnight for East St. Louis to begin residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Noftsker
Capitola Russell
West Fifth Street
J. M. Rudy
East St. Louis
Mrs George Mathias Visits Sedalia On Fire Replacement
Mrs. George Mathias of St Louis spent Christmas in Sedalia meeting locals about rebuilding after last Thursday's fire. She aims to proceed once insurance matters are settled and contractors expect a three story building may dominate the new block depending on property owner consensus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mathias
St. Louis
Sedalia
Mathias
Cassidy
Guardian Named for Minor Thomas Jackosn
Rev. Edmund A. Neville was appointed guardian and curator of Thomas Jackosn, a minor, by authoritative action today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund A. Neville
Thomas Jackosn
Swindler Cheats Countess of Hungarian Nobility
A male offender defrauded a Hungarian countess, arranging a scheme that netted $2,000 to the swindler. The incident involves a fellow man who operated within the noble circles and exploited the countess’s trust. The case showcases a financial deception targeting a titled figure.
Actress Ilka Kinsky Swindled for $2000 by Hungarian Count
New York court hears Mme Ilka Kinsky accuse Frederick von Seefeld of swindling her after claiming consular ties and a looming remittance. She lent $2000, he signed a note due December 15, while she awaited repayment and he faced potential charges as the district attorney's office prepares to present evidence. The case highlights caution in handling money with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kinsky-Palmay
Ilka Kinsky
Frederick von Gordon Seefeld
Yorkville
Jerome
Mme. Kinsky
Europe
Seefeld
Cornell
Mark Twain
Vienna
Count Kinsky
Missouri governor sparring with penitentiary board over civil service
Gov. Folk and the Missouri Board of Prison Inspectors clash over responsibility for penitentiary management. The board objects to monthly reporting and to Folk’s civil service push while noting the warden ignored such exams. They insist appointments should avoid politics and offer to provide information as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Folk
Governor Folk
Joseph W. Folk
Board of Penitentiary Inspectors
Appoin
Jacob T. Gmelich
Tipton Fire Destroys Village Near Portland Ore
A blaze last night wiped out the village of Tipton near Portland. The report notes officials discuss prison inspection powers and limitations within the penitentiary system, highlighting the division between statutory duties and enforcement authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Portland
Ore
Tipton
Here
Trouble in Santo Domingo
A report from Santo Domingo describes friction within the government as a governing crisis unfolds amid cabinet tensions and leadership shifts. The article notes disputes over policy and possible cabinet reshuffles impacting governance.
Santo Domingo Turbulence Spreads to Puerto Plata
Reports from Washington and Santo Domingo detail Morales leaving the capital with supporters to join Jiminez adherents against movelist factions. US gunboat arrives at Puerto Plata to help keep order as fighting nears San Juan and Puerto Plata. captain of the port shot during an attempted arrest. Government barricades in Puerto Plata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morales
Santo Domingo
Jiminez
Movelists
San Juan
Puerto Plata
George Pobbins
Monte Christo
Washington
Navy Department
Cing
Colored Woman Dead In Local Home Tragedy
Mrs William Crump a 21 year old colored woman died Monday at her home 106 East Pettistreet The remains will be taken to Bunceton tonight for burial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crump
East Pettistreet
Bunceton
Tragic Farm Accident Claims Young Lawrence Beck
A five year old boy, Lawrence Beck, died after his sister accidentally pushed him into a vessel of hot water at a farm three miles west of Otterville. His mother had just set down a pan of boiling water when the incident occurred. medical aid arrived too late. Funeral services were held at Clear Creek Catholic church with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beek
Clear Creek Catholic Church
Death of Mrs Willbarger
Mrs. Louisa Jane Wilbarger aged 54 died Monday at 2 15 AM at 307 East Fourteenth Street after a long illness due to rheumatism and paralysis. She was a Central Presbyterian Church member for life and survived by husband Frank Wilbarger and three children Alice Alma and Alva. Funeral 2 30 PM at home with Rev. A A Boyd officiating. Burial in city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Jane Wilbarger
East Fourteenth Street
Central Presbyterian Church
Frank Wilbarger
Alice
Alma
Alva
Secretly Wedded in April at Hermann Missouri
Claud Walter a Missouri Pacific clerk in St. Louis arrived in Versailles to claim his bride Carrie M Joachimi daughter of M Joachimi Sr. The couple had secretly married at Hermann Missouri on April 19 and surprised friends who expected a Christmas ceremony. The pair then traveled to St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
Claud Walter
Misouri Pacific
St. Louis
Carrie M. Joachimi
M. Joachimi
Hermann
Mrs. Waller
Remembered the Firemen Gift to Local Fire Crews
The Smoke House Cigar company and manager Dudley Cochran gave members of the city fire department a box of choice cigars for Christmas. The gesture was highly appreciated by the firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoke House Cigar Company
Dudley Cochran
City Fire Departments
Humane Society Takes In Starving Horse Belonging to Mrs Brown
The Humane Society seized an emaciated horse from Mrs Brown of 1004 East Thirteenth Street on a Saturday and turned it over to Hoffman the soap maker to be killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Humane Society
Brown
East Thirteenth Street
Hoffman
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Clyde Patterson
Fannie Johns
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Prise
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Miss Fannie
J. C
Givens
Slater, Mo
Noftsker-Russell
Guardian
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Jefferson City
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Peniten
W. W. Wilder
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Scrops-McRae Press Association
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Customs Bureau
Santo Dominto City
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TLE
Beck
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Otterville
Lawrence
Willbarger
A. A. Boyd
Humane Society Case
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