Epochmaking year for Europe rocks navy mutiny
Reports from St Petersburg and Sebastopol describe widespread mutiny among Russian sailors and discontent in land forces. Four battalions seized by Paviovsky regiment guard naval fortress. Government faces mutiny risk as fleet guns may be used to crush revolt and loyalty tests loom for commanders amid uncertain sieges and divisions within ranks.
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Military School of Electricity
Paviovsky
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St Paul
Austria's universal suffrage demand shakes empire
Vienna reports a new Austrian epoch as mass demonstrations demand equal suffrage. Premier von Frankenthurn pledges a February bill for universal direct suffrage amid tense scenes, while vast crowd marches echoing calls for political freedom. One town reports deadly disorders at Austerlitz. otherwise order prevails.
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Vienna
Baron Gauteh von Frankenthurn
Austerlitz
Fivo
Metz
Austria
Baron Gauth von Trankenthurn
Bootlegging Surge Tangles Terre Haute Saloon District
In Terre Haute Indiana on November 29 authorities report a spike in bootlegging and drunken disturbances as inspectors attempted law enforcement. Arrests were made of saloonkeepers while eighty city saloons outside the limits reportedly comply with the law. Police orders target turkey raffles in saloons and bottle rattling near cigar counters. A local cigar dealer lost his job for rating games and a high school student confessed stealing fifty dollars from parents to fund a liquor purchase.
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Vigar
Calumet and Hecla Copper Mines Reach Record Dividends
The Calumet and Hecla mines report dividends surpassing eight million dollars this year and project a total of 62,460,000 for the district by year end. Management notes 1905 activity will be the largest in over six decades, reinforcing the firm as a leading force in copper mining for years ahead.
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Isle of Pines Belongs to Cuba, Root States
Secretary Root writes to Charles Raynard of the America Society of the Isle of Pines that Isle of Pines belongs to Cuba and urges U S citizens to follow Cuban law. The treaty before the Senate gives Cuba what international law and justice require. the isle is not U S territory.
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Storm Harvest on the Great Lakes wrecks three ships
Severe gale on the Great Lakes drives the Mataafa Crescent City and I W Engleod aground near Duluth and Apostle Islands. Up to 26 crew feared dead as cold, 60 to 70 mph winds lash Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan. Rescue attempts hindered by wrecks and continuing bad weather.
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Mutnafa
Pittspurg Steamship Company
I. W. Engleod
Faggstand ‘Transportation Company
Cleveland
Mnataafa
St. W. England
England
Matonfa
Great Storm Pounds Great Lakes Shipping Coasts
A severe gale swept Lakes Superior Huron and Michigan with winds from forty to sixty mph. Ports from Port Huron northward faced harbored vessels seeking shelter while Bay area rail and water routes suffered. Alpena and Marquette reported heavy damage with docks, wires, and shipyards hit hard. several vessels grounded or wrecked near Rogers City and Marquette breakwater.
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Severe early snowstorm strands Upper Midwest cities
A historic snowfall dumps one to four feet in Minnesota Wisconsin and North Dakota. Dut and Superior report extreme drifts as wind gusts approach forty eight miles per hour. Snow halts streetcars, disrupts wires, and suspends railroad traffic across the region.
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Three-Cent Fare Victory in Cleveland Franchises
Supreme Court reverses circuit ruling and dismisses petition of plaintiff in Forest City Railway case. The decision upholds a franchise granting a three cent fare on Bennison Avenue while striking down other Cleveland council ordinances for five cent fares as unlawful. Day, Greene, and opposition lenders challenged the grant claiming improper procedure and legal flaw.
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Supreme Court Court
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Circuit Court
Cuyahoga County
Forest City Rtailway Company
Ts. A. Greene W. J. Day
Bennison Avenue
Forest City Railway Company
Greene
Day
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Arrests Spark Oyster Porting Case in Philadelphia
Philadelphia November 29 Andrew Schock arrested by detectives on a charge of willful misrepresentation to induce men to board ships. Police hope hearings will reveal alleged unlawful taking of oyster workers for service in Chesapeake Bay boats. Three policemen await trial for aiding the illicit oyster fleet. Autopsy debates death of Midshipman Branets as court martial examines manslaughter charges. Medical experts differ if fist blows caused fatal damage with others pointing to blunt blows on a hard floor. Springfield Alabama November 20 a stock broker John A Croney commits suicide over debts while his wife undergoes appendicitis operations. Houston Texas reports a gas blowout at Humble field. a 100 foot crater and collapsed derrick. Havant Tivanny No developments in rural guard hunt for insurgents. New York November 28 George Ackerman, 42, convicted of illegal voting faces reform school sentence. He admitted to voting twice.
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Talks Of Korea Emperor Made No Objection
In Seoul on November 2 the discussion centered on Korea under Japanese influence. Marquis Ito cited foreign honor considerations and Japan’s responsibility to manage relations and guardianship, while warning against exploitation and asserting that American policy will seek restraint. Japanese spoilsman fears and Korean welfare were debated amid calls for a new treaty and a potential resident general to handle foreign affairs.
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Marquis Ito
Japan
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America
Korea Protest Leaves Washington Unclear
Nov 20. Min Yeuhg-Tohun sails to New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II to present a protest to Washington against Japan’s authority over Korea. The emperor’s envoy says US officials have been notified. no protest details are available. French and Russian positions suggest intervention is unlikely, despite Koreans seeking redress amid shifting power dynamics in Asia.
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