Revolutions Blaze Across Russia Amid Crushed Uprising
The Moscow revolt appears crushed as workmen’s councils seek terms and calls to end strikes while radicals report battles in Moscow streets. Across Zlatoust and Samara revolts seize factories, hoist red flags, form improvised armies, and clash with troops. Riga and other cities see barricades and mass arrests as authorities vow decisive action to quell unrest.
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Ofa
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Nighnievgorod
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Krusnosarex
Toland
Kietz
Tamboft
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Simferopol
Crimea
St. Petersburg
Eleuacon
Struve
Peter Struve
Ostobojdenteencipation
Lia Peedtion
Lloyd
M. Struve
Afistehenko
League of Leagues
Ministry of Bis Line
Fighting Not At End In Moscow as Rains of Troops Rise
A State Department cable contradicts claims that Moscow fighting has ended. Dispatches say thousands of troops are moving toward Moscow, with six days of unrest and 2000 casualties cited. Women fight. clashes spread to Rostov and Kharkov. daily scuffles in St Petersburg. Cossack Generals Mischchenko and Stakelberg deployed to Moscow to enforce harsh measures.
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Moscow
Sressing
Rostof
Kharkov
St. Petersburg
Aulet
Mischchenko
Baron Stakelberg
Copper collapse hits Leighton brokerage in New England
In Boston, December 2, copper stock spikes contributed to the suspension of H. R. Leighton & Co. The firm faced about 500000 in liabilities with hundreds of creditors across New England. Charles E. Allen, a Boston lawyer, signed the assignment. Lawton Lawson denied knowledge of the matter while noting copper losses affected funds. The West Virginia corporation operated with branches in Montreal and Halifax, and offices in St. Johns.
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Mass
Boston Stock Exchange
H. R. Leighton & Co
Stock Exchange
Fim
New England
Montreal
Halifax
St. Johns
N. F
Whenne
Charles E. Allen
West Virginia
GL. Babcock
H. R. Leighton
Thomas W. Lawson
Leighton & Co
Lawson
Death of Charles H Draeger Prominent Local Printer
Charles H Draeger son of George Draeger and a member of Columbia Typographical Union No 10 and the Carcorin Cassets died Wednesday last at age twenty seven. Universal regret is expressed by his many friends. He leaves a wife and one child. The funeral is today at 2 o'clock from his late residence 14 A street northwest.
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Charles H. Draeger
Charles H. Drager
George Draeger
Columbia Typographical Union
Peers Named by King Premier and Balfour Speaks
London dispatch reports King Edward III conferred peerages on several Commons members selected by Premier Campbell-Bannerman while others were sworn into the privy council. Campaign rhetoric centered on fiscal reform, Ireland's status, home rule, and party strategies ahead of the election.
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Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Edward
House of Commons
Edmond George Fitzmaurice
Lord Lansdowne
Arthur Divett Hayter
Philip James Stanhope
Earl Stanhope
Charles Hare Hemphill
James Joiy
Charles Henry Wison
William Henry Wills
Lord Reay
Privy Council
John Edward Ellis
Richard Knight Causton
Thomas Shaw
Edmund Robertson
Thomas Burt
Sir Walter Foster
Henry Laboughere
Arthur
Balfour
United Kingdom
Dunfermline
Scotland
Ireland
Queen's Hall
Ife
Joseph Chamberlain
Baward Grey
Belford
Northumberland
Sudhat
Chamberlain
Traneyvaal
Afriean
Alfonso Goes to Meet Ena in Granada
Madrid reports a hunting party from a dawn expedition to Granada in southern Spain. The British cruiser Drake led by Rear Admiral Prince doula of Battenberg has arrived at Malaga near Granada. The prince and two ladies landed in Malaga and were en route to Granada for a potential meeting with the King and Princess Ena of Battenberg in Granada.
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Spain
Drake
Prince Doula of Battenberg
Malaga
Ena of Battenberg
Mining Promoter Arrested for Contempt of Court
Frank C. Helm a mining promoter was arrested on civil process and released on $11 000 bail by Deputy Sheriff Burns under Supreme Court Justice Suvti for contempt of court for missing examination in supplementary proceedings. Charles B Brown had a judgment for 11076 against Herm ana nee M Bradshaw in 1904. an execution failed to find Helm’s property. Supplementary proceedings followed and Helm traveled to Philadelphia then returned to New York on business and was arrested.
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Washington Post
New York
Frank C. Helm
Burns
Supreme Court
Suvti
Helm
Charles B. Brown
Herm Ana Nee
Herm Ana Nee | M. Bradshaw
Philadelphia
Lord Portsmouth and His Ancestors Reign in British Nobility
A lengthy portrait of Lord Portsmouth newly named under secretary to the war department and his illustrious Wallop ancestry. The piece traces the Wallop lineage from Magna Charta to royal service, notes the bachelor heir and potential succession, and highlights the Kentucky connection through Miss Margaret Walker. It also contrasts the current earl’s scholarly inclinations with his father’s sportsman era, and mentions royal favors and combined gentry ties.
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Margaret Walker
Louisville
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Wallops
England
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Hampshire
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Elizabeth
Ireland
Desmond
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Tyburn
Tower of London
John Wallop
Portsmouth
Isaac Newton
Sir Iraar Newton
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Children
DuBois Outlines Negro Economic Future at Black Belt Talk
W. E. DuBois, Atlanta University professor, spoke at Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church on the Negro’s economic future. He traced opportunities to the Black Belt’s northern Gulf States, urged skilled labor in agriculture, and insisted on political rights to support any progress.
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W. E. DuBois
Atlanta University
DuBois
Black Belt
Gulf States
Union of Northern and Cumberland Presbyterians Nears Ratification
In St Louis a joint committee session produced a basis for union of the Northern Presbyterian Church U.S. A. and the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. If approved by May assemblies, the two bodies would unite, with one dissenting vote at Cumberland and shifting opposition among committee members. A letter urged opponents to join peacefully, not resort to court action.
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General Assembly
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Iowa
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Campberland
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Marshall, Mo
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Philadelphia
Union
T. W. Keller
Knoxville
Knoxville, Tenn
Cumberland Committee
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Presbyterian ‘Church
US & Separate Assembly
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United Assembly
Presbyterian General Assembly
Cumberland Presbyterian Assembly
Presbyterian Assembly
United Church
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Des Moines
Nonunionista
Civi
Washington Luna Park Company One charter granted in Virginia
The State corporation commission approved the charter of incorporation for The Washington Luna Park Company One of Alexandria Virginia. Incorporators include H. Great as president and J. W. Piacock as secretary and treasurer. Capital stock limit set at 165000 dollars. The company plans an amusement park for the public in Alexandria County.
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Washington Post
Rinkroond
State Corporation Commission
Washington Luna Park Company One
Alexandria
H. ‘Reat
Alexandria County
J. W. Piacock
Hotels and guests listed across major cities
A lengthy roster lists numerous guests at hotels in Baltimore Boston Chicago New York and other cities. The entries cover individuals and couples with affiliations to Willard Ebbitt Raleigh Shoreham New Willard Arlington and National among others, including figures from the United States Navy and Japan. The compiled list names travelers by city hotel and surname, providing a snapshot of notable patrons and their destinations.
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Riggs
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Ebi
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B. W. Hall
J. W. Brown
Nations
Boston
J. M.H. Mason
N. Horece Hardy
Willard
G. W. Gregory
Shorehats
OR. Farley
Farley
St. James
J. M. White
Columbal J
Deamend
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Rateigh
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A. Lowry
W. F. Black
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Ebbitt
Brown
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R. W. Gorlet
Horeham
J. W. Johnston
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J. F. Slevin
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E. A. Ridgeway
J. W. Mitchell
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J. Diewick
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Arlington
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Connecticut
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Middletown
H. C. Leonard
G. $. Collender
New Haven
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Georgia
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Augusta
Illinois
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Massachusetts
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Brooklyn
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Roberts
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Monneas
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Youngstown
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Omaha
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Pennsylvania
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S. LG. Knox
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NAVE
R. TE. Cox
P. E. Bonsard
Ebjatt
Japan
Tokyo
Negro's Economic Future Drives White Competition
The American Economic Association sessions in Baltimore on December 29 discussed The Economic Future of the Negro. Speakers included Aaner, Hammond, Bruce, Marburg, Dubois, and Stone. Stone argued that past status was misunderstood by census data and that white competition in the South shapes the Negro’s future, with best prospects in the South and on soil. Conference notes also record election of officers for Political Science Association.
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University of North Carolina
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Ohio State University
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Tuskeeges Institute
Theodore Marburg
Dubois
Atlanta University
Alfred Holt Stone
Mississippi
South
Political Science Association
Albert Shaw
New York
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Harvard
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St. Louis
A. H. Gertiela
Princeton
W. W. Willoughby
Johns Hopkins
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