Revolt in Moscow and Baltic Provinces Amid Furor
Reports from St. Petersburg describe revolts spreading from the Far East to Cheliabinsk and disruptions along the Trans-Siberian line. Baltic defenses stiffen as rail and factory strikes surge in Warsaw and Lodz, with bridges destroyed and troops engaged. In Moscow, Governor General Doubassoff claims repetition of the revolt is impossible, but casualties rise as 648 killed and 1,005 wounded across hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltic
Reval
Milan
Riga
Qrinf
Litnu
Haéenfoth
St. Petersburg
Poland
Warsaw
Macza Street
Gonlec
National Deformatic Party
Wieoun
Fiavoo
Klelee
Ostrovice
Vistula
Wierzburk
Lodz
Ihe
Sosupvlee
Donbrova
Moscow
Doubassoff
Associated Press
Hbernia
Armen
Coal mine statistics from Illinois counties year end 1906 output
The report shows 090 mines in fifty aly counties produced 31 007 973 tons total in 1906 with 1 716 219 tons lump coal and 16 819 821 tons egg coal. It notes 168 mines opened and 110 closed, 41 202 miners employed, and 99 280 total employes with average wages and machine use figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anringfeld
Veteran in the Poor House Aging Soldier Refuses Aid
Newaygo Michigan June 8 Henry Taha a 92 year old Civil War veteran has been taken to the county house. He has never applied for pension or state assistance, saying he was well paid for his services. He enlisted in a Michigan regiment and served to the end, acting as a spy and collecting bounties. his father was a Revolutionary soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newaygo
Mich
Henry Taha
Lahham
Michigan
Art's Island
Fort Schuyler
Gove
N. Y
Sotom
Saginaw
Breathitt County Joins the Orderly Towns Movement in Kentucky
Breathitt County Kentucky ends political turmoil after Judge S B Thibes and allies meet in Jackson to end feuds and drop further legal cases. Town hall celebration follows the accord as residents hail restored peace and cooperation. In other news, Oliver Pickinger, wanted for bigamy, is reported to have three wives in Indiana, Chicago, and Wisconsin, after previously marrying in Illinois.
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Breathitt County
Jackson
Thibes
Janes Hargis
Feudiata
Incknon
Hina
Invende
Oliver Pickinger
Wikhart, Tad
Chicago
Mena
Union News Company
Misa Sadie Allen
Aubie
Hikbart
Ind
Healy to Fight the League in North Louth Contest
Dublin January 3 At a Dundalk meeting Healy AL was chosen to contest North Louth in opposition to a candidate for the National League. Healy will not back down and says war is declared on him and his opponents. Ancient Order of Gleaners announces its biennial convention in Michigan. About 300 delegates attend with headquarters at the Hotel Livingston.
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Healy
League
Dublin
Dundalk
Timiglhy
North Louth
Iva National League
Healy Ral
Ancient Order of Gleaners
Rand Kanids
Mich
Order of Gleanera
Dun
Atutes
Michigan
Qiu
Iediana
Winats
Livingstane
Paynter Nominated for U.S. Senate in Kentucky
Paynter was nominated for United States senator from Kentucky by the Democrats in Frankfort. The nomination is treated as equivalent to an election since the Democratic party controls both houses of the Kentucky legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paynter
Frankfort
Thas
United States
Kentucky
J. GS. Rinekhayn
Democrats
Democrata
Promotion announced for Huntington Wilson to assistant secretary of state
The state department announced Huntington Wilson of Tunola now first a ceratary at the legation at Teklo and chosen as successor to Pearce as assistant secretary of state. The notice confirms his promotion and official assignment in public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrington
Tan
Huntington Wilson
Nola
Legation
Teklo
Piarce
Revolution tale from Guayaquil and Nevador dispatch
A garbled report describes revolutionary activity with references to Colonel eran love, Wat larred, and a division under an under secretary. It mentions captured leaders, ongoing divulvlon ling, and unresolved actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guayaquil
Nevador
Wat
Revolutinarita
Eran Love
Robuiabi
Guays Yu
Yerkes Will Envisions New York Gallery and Hospital
The will of Charles T. Yerkes, read in New York, provides for a grand art gallery at his home to be maintained by a New York corporation after his wife’s death. It earmarks 750,000 dollars for gallery maintenance, 315,000 to Greenwood Cemetery, and 200,000 to his wife Mary Adelaide Yerkes. He also plans a hospital in New York and details gifts to relatives, a trust for the gallery, and joint control by a mayor and Met Museum appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clarence A. Snight
Charles T. Yerkes
Yerkes
Fle
Greenwood Cemetery
Mary Adelaide Yerkes
Sixty Eighth Street
Fifth Avenue
Yerxes
New York City
Atate of
Ad Corporation
Yerkes Galleries
Mayor of
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Yerkes Trust Will Funds Yerkes Hospital and Games
Final renefation names bequests to Charles D B Yerkes son and Bessie L E Rondinella daughter with options to dispose of $300,000 and $200,000 respectively. $100,000 trust for Ethel Link Yerkes, income to be paid then to residuary estate. A Chicago man receives $50,000 with further income provisions for relatives. $100,000 in trust for observatory care at Lake Geneva Wisconsin. Remainder invested and divided into four shares for Yerkes family, with hospital to be established in New York as the Yerkes Hospitals. Ground and buildings capped at $800,000. Open to the public regardless of creed. Trustees ordered to cooperate with wife and heirs and to notify them of any changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Db, Yerkes
Bessie LE
Rondinella
Ethel Link Yerkes
Clarence Yerkes
Louis 8. Owsley
Chicago
Tolverslty
Yerkes Observatory
Lake Geneva
Yerkes
State of New York
Erkes Hospitals
Bronx
Yerkes Hospital
Charles
Yorkes Gilleries
Trust provisions name wife heirs and executors
Premress at Sixty elphth street and Hirth avenue as a home, then the trustees are directed to pay to the Yerkes galleries $20,000 per annum out of the income earned for wife and children under the fifteenth paragraph of his will. It is provided that the provisions hereinhaf are made to his wife are in tew of dower. He appoints his wife Lowi Owsley and the Illinois Trust and Savings bank executors, and declares that its home is in the state of Tilinots.
New Law Affects US Shipwrecked Crew at Southampton
Jan 2 Southampton reports US citizens aboard the wrecked bark Edward L. Mayberry from New York were landed at Hague and later brought to port. Immigration authorities called them “fraudulent aliens” under the new aliens exclusion and barred their stay. The crew appealed to US consul Swarm, who posted a bond ensuring they would not be a public charge while in England. The men are held at US government expense and plan to sail home on Jun 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
England
United States
Edward L. Mayberry
New York
Hague
France
Swarm
Biaself
Prize Winning Indiana Businesswoman Marries City Broker
Mrs Mora Davis, famed as Indiana’s most successful businesswoman with an estimated $500,000, wed Harry Carson of Shelbyville. She started a millinery store at age 12, ran the business while schooling, later bought the city’s largest block and built its leading commerce. Commander Lucia Young Receives Reprimand
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Shelbyville
Ind
Mora Davis
Indiana
Harry Carson
Thaa
Cleaning Accident Kills Woman and Sister in Marion Indiana
In Marion on January 8 a 12 year old boy cleaning a shotgun discharged it striking his two percent year old sister in the face and breast. She died within an hour. The article also notes a New York grand jury sworn to hear about 1,000 election fraud cases with mayoral involvement and a party line vote in Albany nominating Wadsworth for speaker on the first ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Zekiah Boxer
Chicago Drainage Case Begun in Supreme Court
Washington Jan 3 The hearing in the case of the state of Allasourt against Chicago over diverting sewerage into the Mississippi River through the Chicago drainage canal has begun in the U S Supreme Court. Operation Too Much for Him Harnessmaker Cane Dies in Tussing Michigan
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Chicago
Washington
Allasourt Ys
Finais
Hinals
Supreme Court of the United States
Fansing
Mich
Charles Cane
Tansing
Ety Hospital
Guilgtones
Inte
J. W. Edmonds
Government receipts and expenditures for December 2003
Washington on January 3 reports show total receipts for December 2003 at 50,850,468 with expenditures at 44,951,45, producing a monthly surplus of 5,418,718. The figures reflect the government’s cash flow and fiscal stance for the closing month of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Balfour Outlines Election Address and Fiscal Reform Plan
Ex Premier Arthur J. Balfour issues his election address criticizing Liberal critics, urging focus on reform of fiscal policy to align with changing global trade, and questioning Sir Edward Grey’s foreign leadership. He notes a widening gulf within the Liberal Party and appeals for support based on his two decades of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
aArthur J. Balfour
Ireland
Wales
England
Unionist Party
Edward Grey
Balfour
Sir Edward Grey
Foreign Office
William Perka
Hast Tindsey
Lincolnshire
John Redmond
Italian Murder Tale and Other Paragraphed Items
A chaotic foreign and domestic news page reports Riccobono found murdered in his East Thirteenth Street cellar with a razor blade across his breast, believed killed by an Italian gang in revenge for hush money on another murder in Philadelphia, plus various brief notices from Trenton New Jersey on a receiver appointment, U S export tariff hit on Brazil, a workman named Owen Jameson killed on a street arise, earthquakes in Austria and Cedar Rapids printers seeking eight hour shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slan
Hia Stora
New York
Guisepp
Riccobono
East Thirteenth Street
Pasgonle Roccao
Philadelphia
Ricephong
Lfe
Brazil
Washington
United States
Brasil
State Department
Supreme Court decision upholds Peoria gas price case
Washington confirms the Supreme Court rules in favor of Peoria Gas and Electric, overturning a lower court ruling. The dispute centered on city ordinance gas pricing and alleged price-fixing with another firm. The court found no proven gas rate combine affecting the Fourteenth Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the
Dnited States
Peoria Gas and Electric Company
City of
Peoria
United States Cironit Court
District
Linois
Cronit
Supreme Court
Let It Drop in the Aftermath of Sharpaburg Battle
The excerpt recounts General Jackson riding with Eacy’s division after Sharpaburg, noting scattered soldiers, a demand for inspection, and a humorous reply from J. A. Barley as the matter is dropped. It weaves in other snippets about salmon life, a New York torpedo update, and Tibet postal money orders.
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Sharpaburg
Jackson
Eacy
Harry
General Jackson
Prandleton
Early
Illinois Central Train Schedule Fragments for Waterloo Fort Dodge
Fragmented listing shows Illinois Central, Chicago Express and Dubuque connections with trains between Waterloo Fort Dodge and Dubuque. Northbound and southbound tables include Chicago St Paul lines, Albert Lea routes, and passenger notes. Some times appear garbled. indicates daily operation with certain Sunday suspensions.
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Chi
St. Paul Lim
Albert Lea Puad
Albert Lea
St. Paul
Albert Lea Way
St Paul
Paul
Chicago
Albert Lea and
Waterlpo
Right Road schedule page for Chicago to St Louis and beyond
The Right Road timetable lists east and west bound trains with limited stops between Chicago Omaha St Louis Denver Memphis and beyond. It covers No. 20 Chicago and St Louis Limited No. 46 and No. 8 stops at important points daily, and westbound No. 19 Twin City Limited with similar stopping patterns. It also notes freight connections at Denver Junction Waverly and Fort Dodge with various connecting services.
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Chicago Express
St. Paul
Sioux City
Dodge
Omaha
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Dubuque
Geder Rapids
Chicago
St Louis
Denver
Memphis
Colorado
Serge Pearle
Fort Worth
Joesph
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Loui
Ally
Burlingtom
Louis Mall
Dally
Twin City Limited
Dusa
Denver Junction
GO. G. W
Waverly
G. W
Fy. Dodge
C. G.W. Railway
St Joe
East Side
K. C. Limited
KE. C
Twin City West Side
East Aide
Way West Side
Art Aide
Cedar Falls
Northern Py
North Boundab
Ewin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Siberia
Taxutsic
Irkutsk
Far East
Cheliabinsk
Orenburg
Vrans-Siberian
Moscow Reds
Bhaten
Doubasscoff
Didi
John Bull
Young
Jen
Bonaparte
Lucien Young
Bennington
Wadsworth
Albany
N.Y
Merritt
Wainwright
Paris
Tobn Downs
Edgar County
Ernest Barris
Grand Viesy
Lcenge
Pearl Downs
Orth
Harris
Pork Wayne
Tad
Marvin Thuhns
Herrick
Olli
Kate Hugans
Aibion
Emsbark
Biulwerd
Great Britain
Gotham
Trenton
N.J
Limery
John Shields
Halsey M. Barrett
New Orleans
Cagal Street
Owen Jameson
Jameson
Austria
Vienna
Inn
Agram
Laibach
Marburg
Gratz
Cedar. Rapids
Amlths' and
Bridgemen's Union
LaCrosse
Wis
Ning
Typographical
Knoxville
Tenn
Aupricine Court of the
Agis
New York Herald
Torpedo Board
Newport
Says
Boston Globe
United States Navy
Tibet
Gyangtge
O'Conor
Francis Younghusband
Post Office of
India
London Mail
Gyangtee
Chumpi
Phartiong
Illinois Central
C.r.lgp
C. G W
C. GW
Fort Dede
San
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