Constitutional Democrats Sweep Russian Polls Across Cities
Reported results show Constitutional Democrats winning majorities in St Petersburg and other cities. Observers note government fears of a parliament and growing unrest as receipts and budgets rise, while bourses reflect a tense mood fueling potential political coalitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitutional Democrats
Russia
Pres
St. Petersburg
M_ Roditcheff
Ivan Kalieff
Sergius i
Ovtohorists
MM Petrunaevitch
Sarpoff
St Petersburg
Russi
LICENSED TO MARRY AND DEATH NOTICE FRAGMENTS
Fragmentary text appears to record a marriage license notice and multiple obituaries or funeral notices. It references individuals such as George Dyer and Gertrude Carnad, interment details, and dates in April 1908. The garbled OCR includes scattered names, locations and burial hints, with references to Oak Hill Cemetery and private interment.
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Lucidiy
Mileman
George
Dyer
Amy
Anna Jote
Jorn Flegly
Sargese
Norman Vpel
Heinrich Block death tied to self harm and fraud links
Fragmented text notes a death by action and references a banker linked to American advertising methods in Russia. The garbled lines mention Meck, Glock Gistara, and a deal tied to buildings, with vague references to fortune and a capital. The piece reads as a broken obituary or legal notice with uncertain details.
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Russia
Pound
Dawins
Chinese Standings Amid Russian Ties amid wartime turmoil
Fragmentary dispatch portrays tensions involving Chinese officials, Russia, and foreign powers. Mentions include a Chinese commissioner and debates over allegiance while war and political maneuvering disrupts diplomacy and internal affairs.
Zulus On The Warpath In Natal Rebellion In Greytown
Colonial authorities report rising tensions as armed groups threaten a pillage in Greytown amid clashes with police. Reports mention Bambata loyalists, Isambadia’s uncle Migwibata, and a planned arms sale. Troops and artillery are mobilized as operations mount against Bambata forces.
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Dinban
Natal
Fulu
Bambawa
Kraal
Greytown
Isambadia
Migwibata
Grestown
Rombhtata
Burbrota
Gaevtown
Greytasa
Ecoveste
Latters of Artillers
Bambata
Rebels Stage Noisy Diet Protest Amid Cavalcade of Weapons
A disorderly mass gathering of a rebel faction in Carnal ikl Leidaeh ta aay disrupted proceedings with drums cymbals and improvised weapons. The meeting lasted two hours as leaders challenged government suffrage reform and the Siege Hall was left in tense standoff. The Tud president mourned the sitting Slaver of Trench Officers Executed after a trial by the Sultan of sohkein and a native court.
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Carnal
Hohoji Nixgeriy
Sohkein
Tuskegee Session Features Taft Eliot Ogden Highlight
The twenty fifth anniversary opening at Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute drew speakers Secretary Taft Harvard President Eliot and Robert C Ogden. Addresses stressed Tuskegee as a model for Black advancement while noting attendance from major colleges and universities.
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Taft
Eliot
Harvard
Robert C. Ogden
Ogden
New York Evening Post
Facult and
Board of Justees
Death notices and obits from world events
April 4 1918 Gen Blanco former governor general of Cuba dies at Madras after resigning post during the war. Gen Weyler’s replacement faced Cuban distrust. U S entry altered the war’s course. Also listed are brief death notices of Col John H Birg in the U S and Prince William of Schaumburg Lippe in Austria and Lord Compton in London with scattered biographical notes.
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Cuba
Madras
Blanco
Tuymon Blanco Arenas
Weyler
United Stars
Wland
Sienna
Austria
William of Schaumburg-Lippe
Nachod
Hohemit
Lourne
Denmark
London
Lord Compton
Fistop
Ziv
Henry Cody death by his own action in New York boarding house
Henry Cody, step-brother of English novelist Marie Corelli, killed himself in a West Thirty-sixth Street boarding house by gas and a morphia overdose. Once a Canadian under secretary and later a tobacco broker, he drifted through laundry work and racing circles, leaving friends shocked by his decline.
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Spectral
Washington Post
New York
Ilemo Cou
Marie Corelli
Ius
West Thirty-sixth Street
Mus
Christian Cody
Wone
Canada
Office offered Chafee in New York City appointment
Los Angeles April 4 A letter from Adat Chaufer, with Mrs Chafee now in Mexico, says the general will not come to Los Angeles as intended but proceed to New Orleans and then to New York on April 7. The letter states Gen Chaffee has been offered an important public office in New York City.
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New York City
Los Angeles
Adat Chaufer
Chaffee
Mexico
New Orleans
New York
Abels
Pennsylvania Railroad
City of
Washington
Cheverly Gardens
Landover
Sixth Street
Union Depot
H. T. Wilder
Bond Building
Sanday
Mumps Sufferer Sparks Tenement Fire on West Thirty-First Street
Avdias Barbeshanian, an Armenian resident of 14 West Thirty-First Street, dozes with a cheroot when it smolders a bed. His wife awakens to flames, they douse the bed with water as neighbors alert the fire department. by arrival, the blaze is out and she regains consciousness.
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New York
Avdias Barbeshanian
First Street
Avdlas
Asdias
Henry Nowak
Ardias
Wireless in coal region to aid operators against strike attacks
About a dozen applications have been filed by the American De Forest Wireless Telegraph Company for wireless apparatus to be used in coal regions during the strike. The plan: central coal stations with small wireless plants and outlying operators to keep lines open, enabling rapid alert and coordination with naval stations and government networks. If needed, the company may lend equipment to a major coal road, with Lancaster and Scranton stations planned to extend coverage and keep the public informed through rapid wireless bulletins.
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American de Forest Wireless Telegraph Company
New York
de Forest
de Forest Company
Philadelphia
Washington
Coal Central
Naval Station
Roosevelt
de Forest Commercial
Berause of Presse
India
Lancaster
Scranton
Wulletins' Fire
Tied Baby Hand and Foot in Unbalanced Mind
Mind troubled by illness after childbirth three months earlier, Annie Carr of 237 North Tenth Street tied her infant’s hands and feet with apron strings, the child dying on the way to Hahnemann Hospital. She was arrested, later committed for coroner’s action, while husband Paul Carr, Armenian by heritage, showed little emotion and arranged for a quick funeral.
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Sprejal
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Bors Annie Carr
North Tenth Street
Khimg
Hahnemann Hospital
Carr
Miss Gallagher
Seven Men Killed in Mill Boiler Explosion
Special to To Washington Post reports a boiler at Blair Catrons farm saw mill near Kyles Ford Tennessee exploded early morning, killing seven men instantly. The dead include Flualh Catron, Thomas Lines, Andrew Linfsat, and Andrew Johnston. Cause attributed to low water in the boiler. Bodies were horribly burned and mangled.
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Washington Post
Jonesville
Blair Catrons
Kyles Ford
Tenni
Pho
Fluah Catron Thomas Lines
Andrew Linfsat
Burton Case Closed as Senate May Investigate
Supreme Court heard Senator Burton's case on constitutionality of the Revised Statutes with a crowd of legislators and lawyers. The court took the matter under advisement, a decision expected within weeks, possibly before June 1. Senators weigh investigating Burton regardless of the ruling if the lower court conviction stands or if jurisdiction questions alter the outcome.
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Supreme Court
Senate
United States Supreme Court
Burton
BP Waggone
Kansas
John H. Mitchell
House of Representatives
United States Senate
Barton
Robb
Fr. Lehmann
St Louis
Fakir Sentenced to Seven Years in Sing Sing Prison
Larry Stogers was sentenced to seven years and six months in Sing Sing after pleading guilty to perjury for falsely claiming a plot to assassinate Rev Charles H Parkhurst. He had implicated several police officers before retracting his statements and admitting the falsehood.
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Larry Stogers
Charles H Parkhurst
Sing Sing
Parkhurst
Rogers
Fugitive Surrenders in Allegary County Case
John B. Elliott, former Allegary County almshouse superintendent, charged with stealing county supplies worth several hundred dollars, surrendered and was released on $500 bond by Justice Humbird. Philadelphia reports Dr Walter Alonzo Van Voorhis, 52, killed himself at home. health cited as cause.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
John B. Elliott
Allegary County Almshouse
Jacob B. Humbird
Philadelpha
Walter Alonza van Voorbis
Movement to Appoint Dowie Receiver for Zion Church
Chicago April 4 Dowie deposed head of Zion City warns Deacon Granger and others to refrain from acting as financial manager. Overseer Voliva and Dowie ally Wilbite contemplate appointing a receiver for the church and its public properties as legal action looms.
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Voliva
Church of Zion
Dowie
Chicago
Alexander Granger
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Deacon Granger
Ilhite
Vohva
Wilbiteed
Zion Church
Volo
Deiden Weuay
Mexico
Aled
Lake County
Dearan Alexander Granger
Cincinnat
Ohio
Dian City
D. Deacon
DB Yerger
Christian Catholic Church of Zion
Cincinnati
J Alexander Dowle
Wilbur G Wollval
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Gendler
Voice of
Russa
Partie
Novoe Vrennya
Suo Yeu
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Radicatie
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St Petershurs
Pease
Janes
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Japan
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Aon
Eminem
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Seamon
Undertakers
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N. W
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MET
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Ian E Mtbabar Na
John R. Wright Co
Potelal
William Lee
Pesalmer
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Modest Prizan
Peushamt Ae
Ms Telkthous Man
George P. Zurhorst
East Capitol
Heinrich Block
Manchuria
Pohor
Tang
Argaldars
Chima
Qutlaw
Tuskegee
Iiming
Hlusand % Dle
Johne Hopkins University
Universits of Menpesota
Gherlin College
Institute of ‘Technology
University of Alabama
Alabama Polytecamy = Institute
Howard University
Fisk Univerary
Barnard College
Armstrong Manual Training School
Washington DC
Bruiipil Booker T Washington
Luskegee Institute
Faruily
Ilieth
Gen. Blanco
John H. Birg
Chamberlain, Oak
Countas
Col Ku
State Board of Agriculture
Henry Cody
Green River
Kentucky
Wireless
Ui Yron
Hannemann Hospital
Mr Carr
Paul Carr
Baldwin's
Potters Field
Tenn
Rialto Grain and Securities Company
Senator Button
St. Louis
Thomas Harlan
Rialto Company
St Lows
Trai Burton
Elarian
C Company
Harlan
Post Office Department
Tyner
Funlto Company
Department
Lehmann
Post-office
Jihnois
Partes
Ulead
Gene Pyner
Bogt
Rebb
Raualto Company
Fakir
Lyall
Ff YU Lye
DDS
Arlington
P. Andrews Paper
Louisiana Avenue
D Street
St. Paul Minn
FH Rouse
Ascension Episcopal Church
Mr Rouse
Boston
Ascension Parish
Waltham Watches
American Waltham Watch Company
Waltham, Mass
The
Peoples Pharmacy
Waparpre Rlhiy
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