Shifts in Sebastopol Revolt Report By Naval Commander
A dispatch from Sebastopol dated November 30 reports naval crews remained loyal to the Emperor while revolting workers were pressured with threats. Leaders pursued economic pretexts yet avoided violence. most sailors stayed royal. The piece notes a shift from war to internal upheaval and cites Gen Meyér Gakomelskie.
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St. Petersburg
Chouknin
Sebastopol
Baron Meyér Gakomelskie
Mander
Seventh
Brest
Marina
Bielostok
Council of Ministers
Count Pahien
Council of the Empire
House of Romanoff
Count Witte
Poland
Skaron
MARRIAGE NOTICES AND LOCAL OBITUARY NOTES
A period of varied life events appears with marriages and births listed, including William J. Braub and Novie J. MeIntire, Morelia Ayeguit, and Anna H. Farp. Also notices of the death of Hillyard and others are recorded, with funeral details and church services noted for several individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Braub
Novie J. MeIntire
Morelia Ayeguit
Némda
N. Y
Anna H. Farp
Germantown
T. Sumer
Grace H. Valentine
Daliimore
William R. Blackwood
Julia C. von Batress
James Arthur
New York City
Elizabeth Sleds
Danville, Va
Philip Briscos
Nelle Brown
Thomas Jennings
Assie Page
Health Office Record Deaths Reported Through December
Health office records list numerous deceased individuals with ages and last known addresses. Notable entries include John William Bennett 62 at 1719 O, James Brown Freedmen's Hospital 10 years, Clementine Werner CalWban 57 at 381 T nw, and several others ranging from infants to elderly across multiple streets and hospitals.
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John Wiliam Bennett
James Brown
Freedmen's Hospital
Scott Butter
Jefferson At
Wintem Barns
BoMners
Clementine Werner CalWban
Richard Carver
Morrison Corey
Riggs House
Sears
Maldon Key Farl
Cora
Floja
Aleparg Fitzgerald
St. No
Charles E. Galpin
Emerson
Caroline Lerob
John R. Munroe
Sibley Hospital
Margaret Page
Wiliam Robinson
Cleveland Ave
Notice of Marriage and Death Notices Across Dailies
Notice states marriage and death notices in The Washington Post scheduled for noon appear simultaneously with other major papers. No extra charges for either the telegraphing or the alert. Newspapers listed include New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Chicago Record-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Byracise Post Standard Saint Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Washington Post
NEW York Times
Woston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST. Louis Republic
Byracise Post-Standard
BT Paul Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cincinnati Enquirer
Congress Asked To Act On Jewish Relief In Russia
Chicago December 1 at Union Thanksgiving services Abraham Lincoln Center representatives of Unitarian Universalist Independent and Jewish churches urged President Roosevelt to recommend a national appropriation for relief of Jewish victims of Russian mob violence. They praised his role in the Portsmouth Peace conference and called for Congress to provide a tangible relief fund and oppose any discrimination based on religion or race.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Congress
Union
Abraham Lincoln Center
Unitarian
Universalist
Nis
Portsmouth
Russia
Peasants Union Alarmingly Expands in Southwest Russia
Special cable dispatch from St. Petersburg reports the new peasants union gaining vast urban and rural support. District committees form, peasants boycott state owned businesses and refuse taxes and military conscripts payments. Government lists for conscripts are unavailable from large provinces. Monuments for Pennsylvania soldiers to be unveiled in Savannah ceremony aboard Merrimac.
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Washington Post
St. Petersburg
Ewitt
Vist
Peasants
Russia
The
War Office
Fields Quits Mutual but Testimony Still Sought
Andrew Fields formerly head of the Mutual Life supply department is no longer with the company. Frederick Cromwell announces W S Bullivan will head supply. Mutual aims to bring Fields to testify before the Insurance investigating committee. McCalls deny retirement plans as directors and officers debated resignations. Governor Higgins cautions the inquiry’s duration.
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New York
Andrew ©. Fields
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Albany
Frederick Cromwell
W. S. Bullivan
Mutual
Pields
Insurance
Fields
Charles J. Smith
Crowell
Smith
Cromwell
Adrian Iselin, Jr
Iselin
McCalls
Death of oldest spinster Eliza Williams at 101
Kokomo Indiana, December 1 Miss Eliza Williams aged 101 dies at the home of her nephew ex-Representative a Summers in Kokomo She was born November 1, 1804 in Connellsville Pennsylvania and moved to Indiana in childhood.
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Eliza Williams
Kokomo
Ind
Amelia
A. Summers
Connellsville
Indiana
Man Hunt Under Way for Alexandria Assault Suspect
Detectives search Alexandria for a married resident believed tied to an assault and robbery at a sixty five year old saloon keeper. The victim Ellen Nugent suffered a choking attack and injuries after a man demanded money and fled after a brief struggle. Authorities pursue clues from the barroom scene and witness statements.
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Alexandria
Ellen Nugent
New Yorkers Dinner Targets Reform in County Boss System
Twenty five New York Republican House members dined at the Republican Club as Olcott and Parsons framed a reform agenda to end boss domination in New York County. Olcott praised a race for reform and nominated Parsons as potential ally while noting Bennet as a preferable candidate per Parsons. Warner Miller condemned “standing pat” on tariffs and party policy, urging action to avert Republican losses in the state.
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Freedom of New York County Committee
Parsons
Bennet
New York
National House of Representatives
Republican Club
J. van Veghten Drcott
New York County
Republican County Committee
Herbert Pargons
Algo
Ir. Olcott
Halpin
Olcott
Warner A. Miller
Cadet Awaiting Verdict in Midshipman Manslaughter Trial
Findings sent to Navy Department after court martial over the death of Midshipman James Branch Jr. in a fist fight. The case may go to the President for final action after Navy review. Midshipman Aubrey Fitch could face charges, while proceedings include naval regulations not fully known to students. Findings already with Judge Advocate General Capt Diehl for review.
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Annapolis
Meriwether, Jr
James BR. Branch, Jr
Navy Department
Leavy
Aubrey Fitch
Meriwether
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Naval
Mertweiher, Jr
Samuel W. B. Diehl
Diehl
Bonaparte
Rift in Choir at Christ Church Over Director's Resignation
A quarrel rocks Christ Church at Thirty-first Street and NW as Pastor Rev. James W. Blake and choir director William T. Glover clash over musical direction and Glover’s repeated resignations. About a third of the choir and several women quit, vowing not to sing until Glover is reinstated. The vestry remains silent, citing church business.
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W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
Pennsylvania
R. F. Harvey
Emaalmers
Fourteenth Street
Binley
John R. Wright Co
Fereral
Emubakers
W. Ae
North
George P. Zurhorst
Christ Church
James H. W. Blake
Willam_T. Glover
Grover
Glover
Blake
Will Peta
Fullem Taylor
Men Shot for Deer Twenty six Hunters Killed and Fifty five Wounded
Milwaukee December one reports the Wisconsin and Upper Michigan hunting season closing with twenty six dead and fifty five wounded. Some killed or wounded were mistaken for deer amid heavy casualties. several may not recover. Also lists inbound and outbound ocean steamship movements and arrivals from various ports with dates and ships.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Folk to define graft for dictionary revision
Gov. Folk will use his own definition of graft in a standard dictionary being revised. He received a letter from publishers asking him to omit his definition, but he indicated it would be used.
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Folk
Washington Post
Jefferson City
Gov.Folk
Gov. Folk
Publishers
Today
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Hesselman
George J. Hesselman
Daghter
Cassard—Coffin
Christopher Innes-La Roche
Lawrence Durbin Cassard
Mary Kate Coffin
Muirkirk
Bahlman
Catherine T. Babhman
Henry
A.m. Rys
Porick
Brabiman
St. Joseph
Baltimore
Sony
UBLI
Elizabeth A. Deli
Fulia
Bell
Montgomery
John W. County
Nevice
Hillyard Tse
Hillyard
Hosband
Bernadetta
Hewt
Mary R
Min. Hilyard
Immaculate Conception
Yaicu
Carrol Council
Knights of Columbus
Leo A. Willyard
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Baturas
Kincannon
Sixth Street
M. AL Kinecunda
Sullivan
Mary
John Sullivan
Newdersey Avenue
St. Aloysius’ ‘Church
Wilte
National Assembly
Father Gapon
Finland
Matt
SE Petersburg
Trans-Caspia
Saratoma
Odessa
Tsarakoe-Selo
Semionovka
Nicholas Nicholavitch
Imperial Guard
Tsarskoe-Selo
Kieff
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Eychkuhnt
Prussia
Welkoweszk
Russian Poland
Korna
Tre Lokal Ameiger
Warsaw
Ostroleka
Qgrodowa
Telegraph
Post i
Lodz
Health Office Record
Undertakers
Hachiye
Philadelphia
Pennypacker
Andersonville
Chattanooga
Merrimac
Savannah
New York Life Company
John C.mccall
New York Life Insurance Company
John A. McCaul
John Claflin
New York Life Today
McCall
Imperial Insurance Office
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Germany
Morton
Equitable Society
Hamburg
Ambrose T. Ranney
Bloomfield
N. J
Ranney
Hardwick
Maas
Kansas City
A. BR. Meyer
Leadville
Anna Morrill
Stephen cHl
New Jersey
Memphis
Tenn
C. B. Galloway
Peabody Hotel
Hood
Fourteenth &T
NEW Yorkers
Members of Congress
Olcott and
Prinz Willem
Genoa
Cadrie
Liverpool
Franzesa Irene
Nantucket
St. Lews
Southampton
Cherbourg
Cape Race
N. F
Sandy Hook
Glasgow
Carthaginian
St. Johns
Siberian
Boston
Naples
Citta
Torino
Patermag
Algeria
Kew
Dover
Hibernian
Montreal
Quebec
London
Antwerp
Morvile
Des
Tunisian
Liverroot
St. John
Melton
Moron & Stout Ce Tailors
Dependable Store
Washington
Atlas Clothing Manufacturing Company
Broadway
Aee Most
Shoenhut
Tron Express
Aeeres
Lars Automobiles
Doll Steel
Pam
Viar Sicking
Madras
Emiiat Co
Maee Pew En Ween Eet
Bethciet
Arbuyer
Eisteane
MDA
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