Bomb outrage kills thirty in St Petersburg attack
A female assailant shot Gen Ma comminder of the Seminovsky Guard Regiment five times at Peterhof station, amid a broader terrorist decree. Mme Min subdued the gunwoman, a bomb in a handbag misfired, and Stolypin's daughter was wounded while the Premier voices shock. The death toll reached thirty with many injured.
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Stolypin
St Petersburg
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Seminovsky Guard
Prierhof
Mins
Vain
Moscow
Penny
Assassination Plot Fallout Near St Petersburg Explosion
Solpgin travels to St Petersburg on a small government boat. The blast caused widespread destruction along the Neva River with shattered windows and wreckage. Medical aid arrival was delayed, while Tsarist officials mourned and a girl reportedly dropped a bomb in Odessa, injuring herself. Police detained her and a companion and a university student.
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St Petersburg
Odessa
Eveny Mg & Girl
Nicholas Boulevard
Palace of
Gor
Min blamed for cruelty and sentenced posthumously in Warsaw
The article recounts Gen Min's harsh measures and alleged killings in St Petersburg and Moscow. It notes his roles with the Semenovsky Guard, fear for his life, and eventual assignment in Warsaw after revolutionary upheavals. It mentions revolts, executions, and his burial in the aftermath of crimes.
Dictatorship Favor Weighs In At Peterhof Meeting
Report from Aug 24 says a Camarilla meeting near Peterhof discussed a military dictatorship. A majority favored the plan with Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch and others pressing the Emperor for authorization after returning from St Petersburg.
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StePtersburg
Agai
Camarilla
Mght
Peterhof
Nicholas Nicholaievitch
Stolypin
Nicholas
Aftermath of Bomb Explosion Ends with Stolypin
An account describes the chair occupant killed on the spot then entering a garden where M Stolypin calmly confronts the danger. He insists on returning to the house to aid potential wounded, despite ink splatter on the premier’s face from the blast.
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M Stolypin
Socialists Condone Crime After Stolypin Bomb Attack
Paris dispatch reports that while most newspapers condemn the Stolypin residence bomb as a setback to reform, socialist papers attempt to justify the act by arguing government bad faith provoked evolutionists. The Temps cautions against a military dictatorship and urges Stolypin to pursue constitutional legality to spare the country further cruelties.
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Paris
M Stolypin
Temps
Stoly
Pin
No Refuge Here For Jewish Orphans In New York
Forty Russian Hebrew children arrived on the Amerika and faced deportation after the Ellis Island Board of Special Inquiry ruled they should be excluded under federal law. The decision, made amid appeals to Washington, followed claims the orphans would be cared for by wealthy New York Hebrews and religious charities. The case, led by Mrs Sophie Perlmann, involves securing homes across the U S. while the children remain on Ellis Island for the moment and are to be fed and looked after pending outcome.
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Washington
Elis Island
Amerca
New York City
New York
Sophie Perlmann
Berlin
Parbury
Waldman
United Hebrew Charities
Change of Seat Saved Life in Bomb Explosion Tale
Former Deputy recounts near miss at bomb blast in St Petersburg. He describes fleeing seating, swapping places, and narrowly surviving as debris and dust filled a waiting room. A mother superior prayed for safety amid ruins and survivors.
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St Petersburg
VE Moukharoff
Stolipin
Constitutional Democratic Party
M Stolygin
M Pollianoff
Simbirsk
Zemsiio
M Prischhoff
Sit
Arrests in Capital Remain Elusive in Socialist Group Case
In St Petersburg on August 26 police report no major arrests after a home outrage. Investigators tie the affair to the Maximists or flying group, noting its mobile structure and links to recent assassinations. Members include Spiridonov and others. group financed by a bank robbery network.
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Iho
Maximiists
Social Revolu Tonists
Social Revolutionists
Die Spiridonov
Luzhenoffsky
Tambov
Milo Barbara Pontz
Kaufbars
Kozlov
Star
Feterhof
Belenzoff
Moscow
Credit Mutual
Sictm
Plumbers Agree to Arbitrate After Secret Conference
After a long secret conference journeyman plumbers and employers reach a settlement on arbitration. A five member board will hear the differences and adjudicate. All trades except journeyman plumbers will resume work this morning.
Arbitration Resolutions End Builder Trade Standoff
Master Builders Association and building trades agreed to a five member arbitration board with four disinterested businessmen and the fifth chosen by them to settle disputes between the Master Plumbers and Journeymen Plumbers. Pending the decision, all trades except Journeymen plumbers to resume work. The first task is whether Journeymen will return to work during arbitration. Signed by leaders of the Master Builders and related associations.
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Building Trades
Master Plumbers’ Association
Journeymen Plumbers' Association
Arbitration Board
James L. Marshall
Pres
Master Builders’ Association, Inc
Charles A Langley
Master Builders’ Association
James F. Murtaugh
The
Representative Building Trades
George C Hough
Sec Joint Master Builders’ Associations
Joan J. Purcell
Sec
Representative Building Tradea
Board of Arbitration
Masters Yield to Journeymen in Plumbers Strike End
After a six hour meeting at the Master Builders Association in Fourteenth and G streets, representatives from unions and master builders agreed to arbitration. The fight over an open shop ended with master plumbers conceding to return to work under existing conditions while journeymen plumbers push for arbitration and union support.
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Master Builders Associations
Higgs House
Corcoran
Fifteenth
GIRL HURLED TO DEATH BY TRAIN NEAR NETCONG STATION
Special to The Washington Post reports seventeen year old Florence Cryst of Hackettstown NJ was killed at the Stanhope Netcong station by a Delaware Lackawanna and Western fast express. She stood on the track facing the coming train, the engineer blew his whistle and attempted to stop but she did not move in time. The girl was picked up and thrown approximately eighty five feet with fatal injuries. The incident occurred as she awaited a train to Cranberry Lake and likely mistook the approaching service for her own. The boiler was unable to prevent the fatal crash and the event is being investigated.
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Peterhof
Woran
Per Hind
Mme Min
Ahe
Mme Maa
Achnay
Ol Sapien
le Social 2
Krasnove
Parsuard
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Premer
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Tifts
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Caucasus
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Stolspin
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Witte
M Stolpgin
Iersor
Mme PE
Washington Post
Netcong
Misa Florence Cryst
Hackettstown
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Stanhope Netcong
Cranberry Lake
Mad Woman's Crime at Plagott Ark Ends in Tragedy
Aug 2 in Plagott Arkansas a mentally distressed wife, Mrs Frank Polsgrove, killed her husband and four-year-old child with an axe, fatally wounded two older children aged thirteen and seven, then set the house ablaze. The mother confessed and sought death. the other two children were found severely harmed in a surrounding field and unlikely to survive.
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Ark
Frank Polsgrove
St Francis
Heme
Explosion Kills Two On New York Central Freight Locomotive
In Little Falls New York a boiler explosion on locomotive No 2433 of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad killed Engineer Chris Wagner of Albany and Fireman Edward Hall of Oneida. The blast threw the engine 100 feet and blocked four tracks while the train continued a quarter mile. Wagner died instantly, Hall died later at Herkimer Hospital.
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Dover
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
Chris Wagner
Albany
Edward Hall
Oneida
Plot Against Madine Targeted Coachman in Hartle Divorce Case
A Philadelphia report reveals a sophisticated plot to kidnap or kill Tom Madine, the coachman for Mrs Hartje, just before his testimony in the Hartle divorce case. A false call lured him to a meeting with counsel John Freeman, but suspicion and rapid action by detectives thwarted the plan as attackers fled in a waiting car. Madine now travels under guard, returning from Atlantic City after two weeks under constant protection.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
Tom Madine
Hartle
Madine
John Freeman
Hartje
Attorney Freeman
Partes
Atlantic City
Kermit Roosevelt in wreck delays trip after train derails
Kermit Roosevelt and friend John Heard escaped unharmed when a split switch derailed five coaches near Berea as the eastbound train from Medora to St Paul halted. The Roosevelt party, delayed for several hours, later rode an automobile through St Paul before resuming their journey. No passengers were injured despite the jolt. Pitcher Cicotte was sold to Detroit today. Tickets for Wm J homecoming available with specific travel dates and fares.
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Min
Ranchi
Medora
Noak
Kermit Roosevelt
John Heard
St Paul
Berea
Roosevelt
Havana Crisis Reports Possible Amnesty Amid Rebel Gains
Havana reports a proposed thirty day amnesty to entice insurgents to lay down arms as Liberals debate a conference with government, while the conflict grows with new insurgent bands and preparations to expand the army. Intervention talk rises if fighting drags on, and Havana remains tense with local leaders rallying insurgent actions.
Whiskers in the crowd greet Bryan in New York
Nebraskan visitors travel by six Pullman cars on a special train to New York, arriving late and meeting no one at Jersey City station. The delegation includes seven Nebraska mayors and W H Green, with J W Outright as Bryan's secretary, all ready for sightseeing and a rousing welcome.
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Chicago
Niagara Falls
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Lehigh Valley
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Democratic State Committee
H Daniels
Democratc
W H Green
Creighton
Bryan
J W Outright
Sulzer for Governor Barred By Tammany Leader
Aug 2 New York Tammany Leader Juling Harburger of the Tenth district says he will be a delegate to the Buffalo convention and will nominate Representative Walliam Sulzer of New York County for governor Harburger issued the statement after District Attorney Jerome challenged Tammany Hall leaders to declare their gubernatorial choice
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Juling Harburger
Tenth Assembly
Buffalo
Walliam Sulzer
Harburger
Je~rome
Tammany Hall
Penny Adjusts Fares Noted Between Pennsylvania and Ohio
PitsburgPennsylvania Lines West of Pittsburg plans fare changes from October 1 or sooner. Rates shift to 3 cents per mile from Pennsylvania to Ohio and 2 cents within Ohio to the Pennsylvania line. return rates mirror these. Notice sent to Central Passenger Association by Passenger Traffic Manager E A Ford. Ohio residents benefited previously. complaints arise over potential return to old pricing.
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Washington Post
Pitsburg
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Ohio
Oho
Central Passenger Association
E A. Ford
Wade
SAR RUNS DOWN AUTO PARTY NEAR LAKEWOOD
A touring car carrying seven people was struck by a suburban trolley at Lakewood, south of Providence. Driver Oliver Labelle of New Bedford died instantly, owner Aimos Fraztau of Fall River likely fatally injured, and George J Pauquette of Fall River severely hurt. The Prazeau family aboard the car escaped unharmed as the vehicle was wrecked. The trolley, traveling fast, hurled the auto sixty feet along the track.
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Here
Oliver Labelle
New Beaford
Aimos Fraztau
Fall Ruyer
George J Pauquette
Fall River
Mr Prazeau
Murders Over a Woman in West Berwick
In West Berwick Columbia County two men were killed in separate shootings today. Joseph John an Italian killed Joseph Moore after a quarrel over a woman. Tony Sensrup an Italian on his porch was fatally shot by four assailants from the same town.
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Columbia County
Mamsert
Joseph John
Joseph Moore
John
Tony Sensrup
Scenic Railway Smash Up Kills and Injures Five
A roadside amusement park railway near Indianapolis jumped the track injuring five people. Eva McCullough of Tipton is believed fatally hurt while Helen McGuire of Noblesville is seriously injured. Anna Chessmen Tile McDermott and Carl Augstall sustained minor injuries. Earlier, Frank Halland, 35, traveling with Barnum and Bailey, was ground to death when he fell under a circus train. His home was Ingersoll.
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Ind
Eva McCullough
Tipton
Helen McGuwre
Noblesville Ind
Anna Chessmen
Tile McDermott
Carl Augstall
Scranton
Frank Halland
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Hila
Ingersofl
Foraker rides the administration in Ohio clash
Senator Foraker issues a cutting interview defending his independence and criticizing Representative Burton and the President’s indorsement stance. He denounces Burton’s call for a warmer White House tie and defends the Bikins anti rebate act while signaling a tough convention fight.
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Senator Foraker
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Foraker
London
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