Radical Reds force government crisis in Russia vote
In European Russia the radicals and liberals surged to victory across twenty eight of fifty one districts. The result signals possible imperial concessions, with heavy peasant support and calls for a constitution or parliament dissolution. Moscow's municipal election saw record turnout and a heated contest between Constitutional Democrats and Octoberists.
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Volga
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Aladin
Stind
Witte
Nicholas
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Constitutional Democrats
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M. Hensen
St. Petersburg
Marriage and death notices in The Washington Post
Notices for marriages and deaths appear in The Washington Post upon request, with free insertion in morning newspapers across the country including The New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Inquirer Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard St Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Rochester Herald
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Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland
Harvey's Sons Funeral Directors Service Ad
R F Harvey's Sons announces first class funeral services at moderate prices. Embalming chapel available at 13th Street NW with telephone North 879.
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R. F. Harvey’s Sons
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Mmbodions Chapel
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Wright CO
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J. William Lee
Eaat
Capitol St
Russia Secures In Principle Bond Loan Of 350 Million
In St Petersburg on April, reports say a loan arranged in principle for 350 million to 400 million dollars. Finance Minister Kokovgoff travels to Paris to finalize terms. Details remain unclear with varied interest reports of around 4.5 percent, commissions, and issue price estimates.
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St. Petersburg
Kokovgoff
Paris
Sheriff Newman Defies Federal Case in Jackson Trial Hotel Quarters
Special to The Washington Post Jackson Mississippi April 8 Sheriff Al Newman of Franklin County vows to defy the U S government as he awaits trial in federal court. Indicted as an abettor in the whitecapping of negroes and arranged quarters at the Commercial Hotel for 200 Franklin County witnesses en route to Jackson, all neighbors and friends of the sheriff.
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Washington Post
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United States
al Newman
Sherif Newman
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Mississippi
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Netsone
Col Thomas Johnson Dead Confederate Leader in Kentucky
Special to The Washington Post Lexington Kentucky AprilCol Thomas Johnson ninety three died at his Montgomery County home after a long career including service in the Kentucky State Legislature from 1856 to 1882 His daughter Annie named honor to lead the Confederate Veterans Association of Kentucky at the New Orleans reunion Also noted bishop Benjamin Wis ar Morris of Oregon died born May 30 1819 in Wellsboro Pennsylvania oldest bishop in the United States
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Washington Post
Lexington
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Éother
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Confederate Veterans’ Association of Kentucky
New Orleans
Portland
Orce
Benjamin Wisar Morris
Protestant Episcopal Church
Oregon
Wellsboro
United States
Feared Attack on Prince Arthur at Winnipeg Street Strike
Special dispatch from Winnipeg notes fear of violence during street railway labor unrest as Prince Arthur of Connaught neared the city. Local officials reportedly pressed the railway owners Mackenzie and Mann to concede, with raises granted and union recognition cited as factors. Also reported are the Washington cruiser readiness for speed trials in Maine and Prince von Buelow's improving health with a Marseille telegraph from King Bernard.
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Winnipeg
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Connaught
North End
Mackenzie
Mann
Hockland
United States
Speeding crackdown follows fatal New Rochelle crash
In New Rochelle police trapped speeders on North Street Pelham Road and Main Street arresting 13 drivers fined 5 to 100. Police Commissioner Kuenler whose mother died in the crash backs a petition to make speeding a felony. In Pittsburgh Alice Garland, wealthy attorney Hobart Garland’s daughter, held for running a car without a license and injuring clubwoman Julia Harding. Harding’s condition critical. Garland’s hearing postponed. potential fine possible.
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Vanauken
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Alice G. Garland
Hobart G. Garland
Baum Street
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Miss Harding
Miss Garland
Automobilist Cronan Survives Greenwich Precipice Plunge
Special to The Washington Fest Greenwich Connecticut April cronan a New York man drove an automobile down Pitts Hill near the New York and New Haven line at nearly thirty miles an hour. Steering gear failed as the car crossed a trolley track sending it toward an iron rail and a rocky descent. The vehicle made an S shape before crashing into the guard iron, sending rocks down the slope. Cronan clung to the wheel and was rescued just as another car carrying two men and three women from New York passed, potentially averting a fatal collision. The car was left off the road with the driver injured and the vehicle damaged beyond repair.
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Conn
New York
W. P. Cronan
Israel Putnam
Brenon
Cronan
Stamford
Pitts Hill
New Haven
Olive Oil Makes Beauty A London Beauty's Complexion
A London beauty sought advice from the King's physician for her complexion. The doctor urged olive oil use in diet, cosmetics, and lifestyle. Following the regimen, she attained a rosy blond glow and hosted popular beauty luncheons.
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London Beile
Special Cable Dispatch
Washington Post
London
Meangy discovery on drying human blood claims
Special cable dispatch notes Ro Ventifying dried blood by Paul Ublenhuth in the Monthly Review. He asserts a method to distinguish human from animal blood and cites Prussian justice ministry objects preserved from criminal trials as evidence. His reports reportedly matched official records on origin.
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Stan Post
London
Paul Ublenhuth
The
Monthly Review
Church All Wrong He Says At Yale Address
Reverend Artemus J. Haynes of New Haven told Yale students that the church must launch a new crusade focused on schools and hospitals and the material welfare of cities. He warned against mixing religions and urged democracy to prove its worth, saying Christ’s purpose was action, not merely getting people into heaven.
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Conn
Yale
Artemus J. Haynes
Parc
Mary Virgie Sider Story Sparks Action at Industrial Home
Ten year old Mary Virgie Sider, held at the Industrial Home School after fleeing her Pennsylvania father, tells a tale of alleged abuse and attempted escape. She wishes to return to her mother in Pisgah Maryland, while officials weigh sending her back to her district. The child appears healthy and self confident, showing resolve to reunite with her mother.
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Martha Hood
Pisgah
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New Cabinet in Office in Hungary With Universal Suffrage
Count Albert Apponyi announced the Hungarian cabinet is formed on universal suffrage with other issues reserved for a parliament elected that way. New ministers were sworn at the Hofburg Palace and received a friendly greeting from the Emperor. Writs will call elections for April 2, and the new Parliament is expected by May 29.
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Albert’ Apponyi
Hofburg
Ing
Hughes and Low Attack Campaign Influence at Garmegie Hall
New York April 8 Charles B Hughes and Seth Low spoke at Carnegie Hall on the insurance inquiry results and the influence of corporate money in politics. They warned that funds from stockholders and donors should not steer elections or policy, urging enforcement of the law and denouncing dishonest management.
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Charles B. Hughes
Seth Low
Garmegie Hall
Felix Adler
Mr. Low
Mdi
Hughes
Sweegh
Anda
Fragmentary London financial control dispute summary
Fragmented OCR text shows a London related financial control dispute reference. It mentions denial and unspecified days, with incomplete names and details. No clear events, persons, or organizations are extractable for a proper card.
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London
Saloon Keeper Involved In Fatal Policeman Shooting
An apparent shooting near a saloon involved a policeman and the saloon keeper. The keeper claims the officer ordered him to the saloon and that the policeman was attacked with a club by the keeper and companions, leading to the fatal incident.
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