On Verge of Revolution in St Petersburg
The city faces a brutal crackdown as protests flare and troops clash with workers. Rioting continues with barricades, fires, and casualties across Nevsky Prospect, Putiloff works, and key districts as Empress dowager shelters and the emperor remains secured at Tsarskoe Selo.
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Associated Press
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M. Witte
Japan
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Finland
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View from London on Russia's St. Petersburg Revolt
London editorials weigh yesterday's St. Petersburg events as a turning point in Russia's history. They call the revolt quelled but the revolution begun, warn of Blagovestchenkmassacre policy, and question czarist opportunity and the people's temper across Russia.
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Russia
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Mirabeau
Strike Averted on Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia Jan 23 The threatened strike on the Pennsylvania was averted and a settlement reached at a conference between General Manager Atterbury and officials of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
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Pearce Struck by Epilepsy in House Sessions
Congressman Pearce of Maryland was stricken with epilepsy on the floor of the House today. His condition is critical. In a separate item, Geo North advertises two hundred pairs of boys overshoes, sizes 3 to 6, now selling for 76 cents from a former price of $1.60.
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Warsaw
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Civil Department Court of Justice
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Finland
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Washington
Pearce
Maryland
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Watch Sale Sprints at Thoe lecke's Store
In a brisk sale the 160 16-size double sunk dial watches move quickly at Thoe lecke's shop as customers snap up remaining stock.
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Smoot Attacks Church Over Interference in State
Senator Smoot faced cross examination as he defended Apostle Moses Thatcher’s candidacy and endorsed Thatcher’s claim that the church was overstepping its proper functions by disciplining him and opposing his Senate bid.
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Idaho Elector Kiefer Casts Idaho Vote for Roosevelt
Hon. H. W. Keifer of Idaho Falls arrives in Washington to cast Idaho’s electoral vote for Roosevelt and Fairbanks. The special dispatch notes his role as Idaho’s chosen elector, emphasizing the Gem of the Mountains’ support for the Roosevelt ticket.
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Gem of the Mountains
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Fairbanks
Washington
W. Keifer
Idaho
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Speaker Hunt Called Home From Swan Lake
Boise Idaho January 23 Speaker J Frank Hunt rushed home when a telegram reported a family illness His absence from the House may last two or three days as representatives weigh adjournment versus continuing with the speaker pro tem election depending on Swan Lake news
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Russia outbreak drags world markets lower at open
The Russian revolutionary outbreak prompted broad stock weakness with averages down about a point at the open. Markets in London Paris and Berlin showed similar declines as Russian tours in Berlin opened about one and three quarters below Saturday's close.
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Berlin
War riman seeks Supreme Court review of Northern Securities case
Edward H. Warriman and associates today petitioned the Supreme Court requesting a full review of the Northern Securities litigation. The filing cites recent decisions in the case and asks the high court to reexamine the entire proceedings.
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Washington
Edward H. Warriman and Associates
Supreme Court
The Awful Crime of An Insane Man
Charles Taxhorn, a farmer 14 miles south of Macpherson Kansas, killed his two sons ages 6 and 10, burned the house and barn with all contents, then shot himself. Local authorities report the tragedy occurring January 23.
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Wheat prices in Chicago session update
Chicago Wheat prices report No. 2 Red at 1.18 for January delivery and May futures at 1.15 as of today.
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Chicago
Gem Meat Market Ad Offers 10 Cents Back on Meat
A promotional notice from A. T. Marshall at The Gem Meat Market 436 West Center Street invites youths to buy meat with cash and receive 10 cents back per dollar spent. The offer applies to multiple purchases.
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Gem Meat Market
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Bright Cut Diamonds at M L Roberts Jewelers
Bright, snappy display of perfect cut diamonds advertised at M L Roberts Jewelers next to the post office. The ad highlights quality stones and location for shoppers seeking fine jewelry.
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M. L. Roberts
Idaho Legislature Sees Most Likeable Session Yet
Boise January 23. After three weeks only one bill has become law the $60,000 legislature expenses appropriation. Several measures pass both houses and face governor's signature as leaders expect many more to pass next week. The session aims for orderly progress amid broad public debate on timber extension and social reform proposals.
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Idaho Eyes Large State Appropriations in Eighth Session
The Horse Statesman notes Idaho faces substantial appropriations and bond issues in the Eighth session, with total requests around 1,330,000 including regular expenses and education funding. Major items include Deaf and Blind school 50,000, State University 115,000, North Idaho asylum 50,000, and rail and road projects across several counties. Educational institutions seek about 271,000 beyond university needs, while a legislative expense bill of 50,000 has passed.
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Pocatello Academy
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Turner Proposes City and Village Election Registration Law
Representative Turner of Bingham introduces H R No 42 to standardize registration in city and village elections with state rules. The bill requires annual appointment of registrars, provision of registration books and oaths by each city or village, constitutional oaths, and public notices with four Saturdays before elections.
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Bingham
Idaho
Measure to curb stock rustling inspection bill proposed
Powers of Ada Kirkpatrick of Lemhi and Gorby of Elmore push House Bill 41 to require inspection of all stock shipped or driven out of the state. Inspectors record description and brands for three years with fees of 10 cents per animal and 2 dollars to file with the recorder. Exempts domestic animals changing domicile. noncompliance carries misdemeanor charges and fines from 60 to 500 dollars.
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