Reds at Moscow Collapse as Rebels Suffer Defeat
St Petersburg dispatch reports Emperor Nicholas and Count de Wilts were informed that the Moscow revolt failed. A correspondent notes insurgents have no chance and are making a last stand while troops fight on the government side. Police capture the executive committee in St Petersburg, with plans and arms seized. The new electoral law expands universal suffrage in cities, with workmen facing electoral colleges alongside other classes.
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S J. Petersburg
Nicholas
Count de Wilts
Donbussoff
Moscow
Peterspurg
Associated Press
Brest
St. Petersburg
Feetorsi
2 Democrate Repubiie
Marshall Alderman Guilty Of Giving Liquor To Prisoners
Alderman Franklin Starkey of Battle Creek is convicted by a circuit court jury in Marshall Michigan of giving liquor to prisoners at the county jail last February. Judge Hopkins fines Starkey 100 dollars and 50 cents costs or ten days in jail. Cantwell pleaded guilty and received ten days in jail with no fine.
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Starkey
Cantwell
Battle Creek
J. L. Patterson
Marshall
Purner
Hopkins
San Domingo Trouble Sparks Roosevelt Receivership Talk
News from San Domingo reports a renewed revolution as President Morales and his cabinet split. Morales and Foreign Minister Sanchez are said to be fugitives over a proposed U S receivership, though the United States promises non intervention unless violence warrants action.
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Washington
San Domingos
Morales
Uncle Sam
Roosevelt
Almister Sanchez
United States
State Department
Poison in the Candy Triggers Townwide Alarm in Pana
Reports detail a deadly candy poisonings in Pana Illinois with Mrs John Bokamp and a two year old child among victims. Over a hundred families reportedly purchased the candy and fear grows as more become ill and a fatal outcome looms.
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Dee
John Bokamp
Wiliam Coleman
East St. Louis
John Daugherty
St. Louis
H. G. Prema
Virginia City
Neb
F. ©. Hathaway
George Walters
Self inflicted gun accidents reported in three states
In Waterloo Iowa Henry P Goeddell 26 shot himself while trying to reach a rabbit, police deem self inflicted. In Marshall Michigan Dr N B Sherman died likely by poison. In Marion Indiana Frank Schoffield 17 wounded his forearm dragging a gun through a fence during rabbit hunting.
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Waterloo
Henry P. Goeddell
Allerman Adam Goeddell
Marion
Ind
Frank Schofield
Rabbit
He Got His Heart's Desire Waste Basket Report
Grand Rapids coroner Leroy expressed a wish for a waste basket and the count now shows forty five with others known to be on the road, reflecting a curious postmortem note from December twenty seventh.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Leroy
Merritt Attacks Roosevelt Interference in Assembly Speakership
New York Assemblyman Merritt declares Roosevelt and Higgins aim to control the party beyond New York, extending toward Connecticut and Ohio. He says he will stay in the race, vows no compromise, and claims Odell and Higgins are shifting focus to the assembly election and speaker selection.
They Are All After Odell Says Merritt on Party Control
Merritt accuses party leaders of excluding anyone who aided Odell from speaker selection and railroad or insurance matters. He claims Odell dictated actions while Gov Higgins opposed taking up certain bills, and notes Roosevelt has shown no intent to seize control of New York Republicans. Albany reports say independents may still bid on the rapid transit system despite Belmont ties.
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Odell
Tabart
Clairman
State Republican Committee
Assemblyman
Bedell
Orange
Tey
Odel
Higgins
Tran
Albany
N. Y
Higgs
Roosevelt
New York
Connecticut
Ohio
Grout
Rapid Transit Commission
Ryayn-Belmont
Subwiya
Anarchist commits suicide after plot at cathedral
An anarchist who tried to stab Cardinal Salvatory Pages, bishop of Urgel, as he left the cathedral killed himself with poison soon after his attempt. The incident occurred in Barcelona on 27.
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Marshall, Mich
N. B. Sherman
Baccelona
W.a
Prison Inspectors reply to Governor Polk on penitentiary control
Jefferson City December 21 The board of prison Inspectors replies to Governor Polk accusing it of no voice in appointing managers and denying responsibility for the institution. It says civil service exams were established but not followed and half the men to be discharged for incompetency were appointed by the present administration. It charges patronage influenced appointments and asks for removals to be made without political reference.
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Jefferson City
Board of Prison Inspectors
Polk
Politea
Endicott Experts Hear Admiral Maalott Remarks on Panama Canal
Columbus Ohio December 27 Admiral M T Maalott chief of the bureau of yards and docks and a Panama canal commissioner told a Christians visitor he expects the canal to be in full operation before he dies. He declined to say if the canal will be sea level or lock type noting differences in entrance depths and a funnel shaped coast formation that could affect tides and water flow at the eastern and western termini.
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Columbus
M. T. Maai
Paris Assize Court Opens Trial of 28 Anti Military Campaigners
The Seine assize court opens in Paris with 28 members of an anti military organization charged with inciting recruits to disloyalty and insurrection. A woman, Mile. Natujétski, and Gustave Herve figure among the defendants. The core charge involves issuing a circular urging resistance to officers and promoting an insurgent movement.
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Paris
Assize Court
the Seine
Mile. Natujétski
Gustave Herve
Dowle and Dowling News From Zion City and Jamaica
John Alexander Dowle at Zion City not in Port Antonio aboard the Admiral Dewey. A dividend of 87 percent for Anaconda Copper shares.
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John Alexander Dowle
Zion City
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Jacob H. Schitt
New York
Lenn
Miss Roosevelt
Oregon
Iowa
Viscount Aokl
United States
Japan
Josep H. Choate
Great Britain
New York State Bar Association
B. B. Mitchiell
San Praneiaco
New Montgomery Street
Herndon
Kat
Tosa
Willliam
Phern
Soo Line
St. Pol
Brave North Carolinian Defends Post Office Against Burglars
In 1901 at Hemma North Carolina a post office defender, Alexander, battled two masked burglars during a break‑in. He was wounded but overpowered them, signaling for help. The robbers were captured. two were executed and two imprisoned for life. Alexander’s courage led to a government promotion and official praise.
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Der
Hmma
N. C
Roosevelt
Civil Service
Cortelyou
Iemma
Alexander
Burlias
Frank Johnson
Ben Foster
Johnson
Yester
Foster
Elis
Thien
North Caroline
Ife
Killed by a Grizzly Bear in Bighorn Country
Omaha tale reports Simon B. Clark a noted Nebraska pioneer killed in a grizzly attack near the Bighorn range. A ranchman Adame sent word Dec 1 of the event noting Clark was found with two dead grizzlies at a cave mouth after pursuing the bear.
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Nebraska
Omaha Neb
Simon B. Clark
Omaha
Adama
Park
Adame
Bia Troll
Claire
Pia Td
French Navy officers under arrest over ship plans
In Youlon France on December 27, several ten commissioned naval officers face imminent arrests as authorities search their homes for detailed plans of new battleships and auxiliary boats.
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Treaegn
Youlon
France
Iowa News Briefs From Des Moines To Muscatine
A compilation of short items reports Henry Bergman and Henry Bergmann both hanging themselves in separate Iowa towns despondency and farm losses cited. Washington forms sewer contracts while Muscatine lists war relief funds and a cannon for the main park. A GC and W railroad wreck near Radcliffe injures none. The old Iowa Falls band dwindles to two surviving players. Des Moines sues for Great Western Road injuries and Embezzlement cases appear in Council Bluffs and Osceola. Daily life notes include marriages, a western society banquet in Boston, a Kalona prize bull missing and found, and a beekeeping accident near Des Moines.
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Blkader
Tauas
Washington
Muscatine
Dawson
Radcliffe
Iowa Falls
W. E. Dewey
Albia
Wood Addis
Sigourney
White
Sam Coppélia
Des Moines
Great Western Road
Henry Bergmann
McGregor
Bergman Meat Market
David T. Stubbs
Fort Madison
Council Bluffs
Stubbs
Cltizens’ Gas and Electric Company
W. L. Roach
H. W. Hutting
William Hutting
Kansas City
American Sash and Door Company
Monster Sash and Door Trust
Joseph Rule
Iowa
Falls
Roosevelt
Cummins
Udell Bank
Chillicothe
J. H. Johnson
Stanton
Homer Whitehall
Franck Stevens
Melrose
Burlington Company
Monroe County
A. A. Newers
Osceola
Jesus Emery
Corning
Boston
H. C. Long
Nixon Waterman
Sheldon
Clark County
Jack-the-Hugger
Cedar Rapids
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J. B. Beckwith
Lewiy
David Worthing
Lou Gibbons
Mr. Gibbons
Ben Brown
Arthur
Traistar
Eddyville
Spaver
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Davenport
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Buffalo
Towa
Chicago
Charles Hansen
Bir
Mia
John Hausesi
Low Moor
Clinton County
Joel Whepson
Polk County
Fitznagle Farm
Whelpton
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