Mutiny and Civil Unrest Reported in Kiev Street Fight
Martial law declared as clashes erupt in Kiev with troops in the streets. Mutineers from a sapper battalion clash with Cossacks and infantry, leaving about 100 dead and 600 wounded before rebels are routed. Court martial convened, further mutiny to be crushed by artillery.
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Kiev
Russia
Warsaw
Pia
Telegraph
London
Mall
Bayes
Eit Martinet
Bar Mcka
Bowner
Navy to Act on Bennington Gunboat Case
Judge Advocate General Diehl cases of Commander Lugien Young and Ensign Charles L Wade submitted to the secretary of the navy for final action. Both officers were found guilty on lesser charges not involving criminal negligence and sentenced to reprimands. Secretary Bonaparte will confer with the president before a final decision, with an official announcement expected next week after review.
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Ducian Young
Charles L. Wade
WII
Washington, D. GC
Diehl
Navy
Lugien Young
Secretary of the Navy
Fan Mran
Bennington
San Diego
Cal
Bonaparte
Last Days of Grace in Petersburg Fading Nov 29
Fragmentary report notes grace expiry for mutineers at midnight amid unsettled conditions in Petersburg. Russian Black Sea harbor fortifications hold, with potential cannon and musket fire if government moves against revolt. No surrender observed. fleet guns are seen as the rebels’ risk.
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Petersburg
Black Sea
Cannon Named Republican Speaker Nominee in House Caucus
Washington notes that Joseph G. Cannon was selected as the Republican nominee for speaker after a caucus vote led by Chairman Hepburn. William P. Hepburn was chosen chair, Henry C. Loudenslager secretary, with Payne Routell and Curtis escorting Cannon to the chamber as he read a prepared speech.
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Washington
Joseph G. Cannon
Sinots
Hepburn
House
Wiliam P. Hepburn
Iowa
Henry C. Loudenslager
New Jersey
Cannon
Mesars
Payne
New York
Routell
Iwinola
Curtis
Kansas
Republlcan
Democrats Name Williams for House Leadership
In Washington on December 3 the Democratic caucus discussed party politics to solidify the minority and ensure harmony on partisan matters. John Sharp Williams was unanimously named as the nominee for speaker, making him minority leader for the coming Congress and to succeed himself.
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Miasiasipp
Washington, D. C
Mero Bera
House of Representatives
House
John Sharp Williams
Turkey Must Climb Down Pole Says Turkish Pov Arnur
A Russian torpedo boat destroyer reported from Athens that the Turkish government presented a dispatch from Constantinople to Vice Admiral Ritter von Jedina, stating it would accept proposals for financial control of Macedonia with modifications. The admiral reportedly warned that if no definite acceptance by Sunday noon occurred, the international fleet would occupy the islands Leninos and Imbros.
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Athens
Greece
Bec. 2
Leninos
Imbros
Missile Aimed at the President on Roosevelts Train
A heavy iron bolt was hurled through a window on President Roosevelts speeds train between Princeton and Washington. Maj. Webb Hayes narrowly escaped injury as the bolt struck the window frame and glass, but did not harm him. Hayes recovered the bolt and examined the shattered window, noting the force behind the throw.
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Washington
Rooyevelt
Forum
Princeton
Sal Yills
Maj
Webb Hayes
Rutherford B. Hayes
Army
Navy
Major Hayes
Football claims nineteen victims in season ending yesterday
Chicago reports that the football season closed with nineteen killed and 203 seriously injured. Of the injured, six may die and over forty are left permanently crippled. Public sentiment calls for action to curb slugging and for rule changes to promote open play and easier detection by umpires and spectators. Silver service valued at 25,000 is presented in Philadelphia by Governor Pennypacker to the navy yard Penny.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
United States Navy
League Island Navy Yards
Pennypacker
Notable Christmas and Christmas-themed books in current literature
The article surveys Christmas stories and novels by Riley, Phillips, Nicholeon, and others, highlighting The Deluge and The House of a Thousand Candles. It notes festive poetry by James Whitcomb Riley and illustrated works, plus rapid recommendations across magazines and periodicals, with emphasis on December issues and charitable Christmas themes.
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Sea Breeze Hospital
Coney Island
Sea Breeze
Jacob A. Rile
Roosevelt
Son Breeze
David Graham Phillips
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Indianapolia
Phillips
Meredith Nicholeon
Zelda Cameron
Howard Chandler Cheiely
Dobbs-Merrill Company
Indiananong
James Whitcomb Riley
Deer Creek
Ilustraton
Wilbur Tompins
New York
Philadelphia
Marland
Ohio
San Francisco
Owen Olver
Clara Morris
Temple Bailey
Mary Wilhelmina Hastings
Alfred Tresaider Sheppard
Reo Bennett
John D. Rockefeller
Pluturesque
Howard
Pyle
Harper's
Trenaura
Martial Law Lifted Statewide in Poland and St Petersburg Strike
Cabinet moves to raise martial law in Poland while St Petersburg reports a general telegraph strike. About 100,000 workers are said to be locked out as the government tightens control and reports of mutinies and battles near Sebastopol circulate amid disrupted communications and guarded dispatches.
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St. Petersburg
Lne
Sebastopol
Moscow
Birileft
Navy Department
Sebastopal
Otchakoff
Dneloper
Chouknin
Pantelei
Baron Meller Gakomelskie
Seventh Army
Novosti
Roarstenad
Eighteen miners killed in Utah mine blast at Diamond Coal No. 1
At Diamondville Utah nineteen miners die in an explosion blamed on a blown out shot at Diamond Coal and Coke mine No 1. The blast rocked the town, drawing nearly all residents to the shaft. a prior disaster on October 26, 191? left thirty two dead.
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Utah
Diamondville
Wic
Diamond Coal and Coke Company
Seventy Ships Sunk In Storm Across Great Lakes
Detroit reports 149 lives lost and over seventy ships wrecked in three fierce storms on the Great Lakes this season. A vast log remains, with estimated damages near seven million dollars as authorities call it the most disastrous shipping disaster in lake history.
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Detroit
Mich
Journal Today
Iekeaa
Martial Law in Poland Abolished by Decree
Warsaw reports the emperor signed decrees abolishing martial law in Russian Poland as three party talks between Premier Witte employers and workers avert a general strike. The government and private factories will reopen, and the national assembly elections law nears completion. Suffrage will be virtually universal in the second degree, with direct suffrage not granted.
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Warsaw
Poland
St. Petersburg
Witte
National Assembly
Mutinous Russian Dragoons Threaten Officers
A Lokal Anzeiger dispatch reports that the Eighth regiment of Russian dragoons near Welkeweszk in Russian Poland has been in mutiny since yesterday, vowing death to officers unless pay is raised. Troops were sent from Koula. A Warsaw dispatch says the Fourteenth regiment at Ostraleka has also mutinied.
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Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Eydtkuhnen
East Prussia
Welkeweszk
Russian Poland
Pny
Koula
Loka Amzelver
Warsaw
Ostraleka
Enormous Land Swindle Found in Oregon
Portland report notes that forged school land certificates span many states east of the Mississippi. Governor Chamberlain says only Salem scrutiny can reveal the full scope as holders submit certificates for examination. He cautions that forged checks may be used to hypothecate or pay full land value, implicating fraud across numerous eastern states.
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Portland
Ore
Salem
Chamberlain
Associated Press
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Ploridy
Tate
Missis-sopi River
Austrian People Secure Suffrage Demonstrations Across Country
Vienna reports an immense demand for universal suffrage as crowds marched in major cities. Premier Barn Gauth von Frankenthurn pledged a bill by February end for universal, direct suffrage amid mostly orderly protests. two killed and thirty wounded in Austeritz where troops fired on demonstrators.
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Vienna
Barn Gauth von Frankenthurn
Austeritz
Columbia University Bans Football
New York reports Columbia University has abolished the game of football as presently played, barring students from engaging in the sport as part of university athletics.
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New York
Columbia University
Turkey Will Back Down Through Odds and Rumor
In Constantinople and Sofia analysts note the quiet retreat of Ottoman officials as ambassadors’ calmness spreads. Military leaders opposing powers’ demands show signs of wavering amid growing pressure. Stockholm records the world’s highest alcohol related death rate with about ninety to one thousand deaths.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Sofa
Bulgaria
Stockholm
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Claims Pure Nourishment
Advertises Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a nonalcohol tonic that nourishes nerves and organs, improving vitality and endurance. Warns against alcohol-based tonics and touts endorsements, ingredients, and added products like Pleasant Pellets. Includes offer of free and cloth-bound editions of The Common Sense Medical Advisor.
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Pierce
Gulden
Golden Medical Discovery
Golden Medical
Common Sense Medical Advisor
Bian
RB. V. Pierce
Bufialu
Christian Science Church Growth Cited In Article
The piece notes about 400 Christian Science Churches in the United States with roughly 100,000 adherents. It cites Mrs. Eddy claiming rapid popularity growth, likening the rise to Pillsbury's Vitos cereal. The author adds a cautionary line about self-praise.
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United States
Christian Science Churches
Mrs. Eddy
Pillsbury
Red Gros Ball Bion Recepts Highlighted by Russ Co
A partial text notes a 26 percent package from The Russ Company in South Bend and mentions a large Red Gros Ball Bion with only recepts. An unfinished romance diary is referenced in passing.
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South Bend
Tud
Defiance Starch Supply Shifts by Size Demand
Grocers report they do not stock Defiance Starch in 32 oz bottles as customers who used 16 oz packs will not buy larger sizes. This stock preference risks sales and points to a market behavior tied to brand familiarity.
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Defiance
To Prevent Chapped Hands From Winter Work
A reader notes remedies for chapped hands from winter chores and suggests ivory soap for dishwashing and toilet use. After washing hands in water, rub with water and lotion. A short fiction sketch follows about a Missouri traveler and a boy named Tad, ending with a cold night encounter and a wary warning.
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Eleanor J. Parkes
Missouri
Tad
Dodd's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Hulett Special
Special report from Hulett on December 4 cites Mrs. May Taber praising Dodd's Kidney Pills after seven boxes relieved her severe kidney trouble and pain. The ad claims the pills cure rheumatism dropsy gout limbago and other urinary disorders and asserts global recognition as the greatest kidney remedy.
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Hulett
Wye
Dodd
May Taber
Ynu
Bright
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