Autocracy Near End Stir in Russia Draws Global Attention
A Russian crisis analysis argues autocracy will fight inch by inch, but a broad popular upheaval could sweep away the regime. It credits Von Plehve as a pivotal force and notes the awakening of mass discontent, with calls for military and bureaucratic restraint met by rising revolutionary pressure across the empire.
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St. Patersburg
Ute
Associated Press
Demblnsky
Russ
Revalu
Russia
Europe
von Pfehyve
Malia 'Skurateff
von Plehyve
Trussia
Pince
Ivan the ‘Terrible
Gtr
Morroy
Period of bargaining and chaos to continue two years
The passage predicts two more years of bargaining and chaos before a storm clears the horizon. It laments that adversaries have offered too few sacrifices to the altar, asserting humanity has never bought happiness cheaply.
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Ory
Conference on Balkan Reform At Westminster Palace Hotel
A February 13 conference on the Balkan situation presided by Lord Bran called for immediate reforms in Macedonia and Armenia. Participants included Bishop of Hereford James Bryce Herbert Gladstone the Earl of Lytton and many MPs. Bryce argued Turkish reforms were futile without a European governor of Macedonia at Adrianople independent of the Sultan of Turkey and answerable to Europe.
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Lendor
Westminster Palace
Lord Branmore
Bishop of
Herford
James Bryce
Herbert Gladstone
Earl of Lytton
Armenia
Macedonia
Europe
Great Britain
Adrianople
Turkey
Bryce
Prince Victor Bonaparte seeks Belgian princess marriage
Prince Louis Bonaparte arrived in Turin and joined Princess Latitia at Moncalieri as Prince Victor Bonaparte’s marriage to Princess Clementine of Belgium is discussed. Leopold of Belgium reportedly opposes the match due to Victor’s pretender status and ties with France.
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Victor Bonaparte
Prinraes
Clementine
Belgium
Turin
Italy
Louis Bonaparte
Latitin
Aosta
Moncaterl
Clotilde
Vister Bonaparte
Leopold
Victor Bonanarte
Europe
Prince Vitor
Victor
Concessions Reported From Hungary on Electoral Reform
In Vienna Emperor Francis Joseph reportedly conceded electoral reform and a separate customs system to opposition demands, while army sign cancellations were fused. Neusth is due to speak at the independence party meeting. Parliament may delay as a new cabinet is unlikely before February. Julius Just of the Kossuthist faction is favored to be elected president of the lower house.
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Budapest
Hungary
Francis Kossuth
Francis Josep
Vienna
Fundiny
Herr Neussuth
Independence Party
Cenet
Julius Just
German Mission Arrives in Abyssinia for Talks
Dr Rosen leads a German diplomatic mission to Adis Abeba arriving with twelve Garde du Corps volunteers. He will stay twenty days to negotiate a commercial treaty and possibly establish a German consulate. Emperor William sent a life size portrait as a gift to King Menelik.
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Adis Abeba
Dr. Rosen
Menelik
Dren
Abyssinia
William
Garde du Corps
Galapagos Islands for Sale Near Panama Canal
Paris reports Ecuadorian minister Hendon protests against sale talks. No disposal offer has been formulated. position near the Panama Canal adds strategic importance. Also noted Samoa Germans seek indemnity. Danish West Indies appoints a new governor general Copentegen.
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Panama Canal
Paris
Dr. Hendon
Ecuador
Galapagos Islands
Wruadorean
Danish West Indies
Copentegen
Christian Cold
Paris Hearing Ends With Split Over Torpedo Boats
The North Sea inquiry in Paris heard British and Russian agents differ on whether torpedo boats were present. The Russian side argued they were and favored indemnity to survivors and victims families, to be decided by The Hague tribunal. The British called for no court, with conclusions that Russian regret and payment of indemnities followed.
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Paris
International Commission
North Seca
Porter
Legation
Clase
Hague Tribunal
M. NekHedoff
Commission of Inquiry
O'Beirne
Fra
Rojestven
Permanent
Tribunal of Arbitration
The
Hague
Admiral Fournier
London
North Sea
Paris International Commission
Teansdowne
Great Britain
Chadwick conspiracy case set for early trial in Cleveland
J P Dawley for Mrs Chadwick asked for charge details in U S District Court Judge Taylor said grand jury still in session and will decide later this week He expects Chadwick to be tried first on conspiracy under federal statute 5440 If proven two or more conspire acts to commit an offense against the United States all parties face up to 10000 fine or imprisonment The indictment ties Chadwick Beckwith and Spear to bank statute violations Oberlin bank in Ohio declared 40 percent dividend to creditors with a probable 23 percent additional dividend after closure notes bank closed for Chadwick loans
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Cleveland
Ohio
J. P. Dawley
Chadwick
Taylor
United States District Court
Sullivan
United States
Beckwith
Spear
Citizens’ National Bank
Oberlin
Oberon
Citizens’ Bank
Man Declares Creation Of New Heaven In bizarre arrest
Albert E Leighton a Philadelphia chemist living at 41 South Nineteenth street was arrested on a concealed weapons charge after a loaded revolver was found in his pocket. He is said to have written letters to Miss Helen Gould proposing marriage and spoke of a ten billion dollar bill to create a new heaven and earth. A paper found on him outlines sums totaling 10090000000 against America and the YMCA. The ambulance surgeon labeled him religious melancholia. Leighton’s home is listed as Chattanceys Tenn with a Newark New Jersey cousin. He had occupied 47 South Nineteenth Street for about a year and left the boarding house with intent toward Newark.
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New York
America
Young Men's Christian Association
Albert E. Leighton
South Nineteenth Street
Philadelphia
Helen M. Gould
Gould
Leighton
Tollaws
Heaven
South Teenth Street
Chattanceys
Tenn
King
Newark
N. J
Sun Ie
Arrival of the Logan at San Francisco with troops
The transport Logan reached San Francisco from Manila on February 11 carrying the Eighteenth Infantry and numerous military passengers led by Col Hall and Lieut Col Paulding. The list includes Majors Young Howell Arrasmith and many officers, along with contracted personnel, sick and discharged soldiers, and general prisoners.
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Department of California
San Francisco
Cal
Manila
P. I
Logan
Eighteenth Infantry
Hall
Paulding
Young and Howell
Arrasmith
Gerson
Martin
Lewis
Evans
McFarland
Murray
Hutts
Grote
Park
Hunt
Lisuis
Conger
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Herren
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Dillingham
Glass
Petdlaton
Watts
Baker
Fotts
Morrow
Jessel
Gunster
Pike
Cowan
Caldwell
Alfonse
Buseche
Kutz
Holmes
Olson
Hatfield
Cummings
Musgrave
Lord
Fay Department
Capt
Trout
Cavelry
Lizuts
Slattery
Englaver Corps
Brinkerhoff
Fourth Infantry
Stark
Philippine Scouts
Holliday
Maj. Benson
Unprecedented Six days on Snow Shoes Across Adirondacks
Harold J. Howland and Arthur Hewitt of New York completed a six day snow shoe expedition from Adirondack village to Albany. They traversed Indian Pass in a day, crossed over ten feet of snow, weather at 40 degrees below zero, and climbed McIntyre Mountain on hands and knees due to impracticable snowshoes.
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Albany
N. Y
Harold J. Howland
Arthur Hewitt
New York
Adirondack Trail
Adirondack Village
North Creek
Indian Pass
McIntyre Mountain
On Trial for Murder: Edward Donahue Charged in Northrup Killing
In Indiana court Edward Donahue faced a murder trial for the Benton Harbor veterinary surgeon Arminter Northrup. He pleaded not guilty claiming Northrup was enticed to dunes at Lake Michigan and killed, robbed, then hidden. Evidence focused on a jury selection as the trial proceeded. Three women asphyxiated in Buffalo. A trio found dead from natural gas in Maple Street house.
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Edward Donahue
Benton Harbor
Crown Point
Ind
Syracuse
Arminter Northrup
Mich
Donahue
Northrup
Lake Michigan
Indiana
Northrop
Buffalo
Mary Armstrong
M. Cynthia Ford
Prairie to be repaired after shipboard training
Norfolk Va Feb. 13 The United States training ship Prairie will dock for slight repairs then sail to Hampton Heads for a week before heading to Washington for an inauguration parade with several hundred naval apprentices aboard. Also noted are multiple military personnel movements and medical updates.
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Norfolk
United States
Prairie
Norfolk Navy Yard
Port Royal
S. C
Hampton Heads
Washington
Naval Hospital
Will Bestow Pallium in Cincinnati and New Orleans
Cardinal Gibbons leaves Baltimore with Rev. Dr. Fietcher to attend the pallium ceremony for Archbishop Moeller in Cincinnati on Wednesday. Afterward he will visit his brother in New Orleans before returning to Baltimore by March 2. Health note promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills at 25 cents.
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Chis
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Moeller
New Orleans
Dr. King
Proclamation for Grover Graham Dyspepsia Remedy
Notice proclaims the Grover Graham Co dyspepsia remedy with a guaranteed cure and instant relief for indigestion. It advertises 25 cents sample and claims European success by Prof. McDermott, offering details from Newburgh New York and a Washington DC drug store contact.
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Grover Graham
S Grover Graham CO
McDermott
Ameri_can
Europe
Grover Graham Co
Newburgh
Afieck
Pennsylvania Avenue Nw
Washington, D.C
Memorial push to recover John Paul Jones remains
President Roosevelt asks Congress to appropriate 35004 for Ambassador Porter's plan to dig in Paris abandoned St Louis cemetery to locate Admiral Jones's remains. The effort includes excavation, compensation, and a lead coffin as a safeguard, with monuments proposed for Paul Jones and John Barry to honor naval independence achievers.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Ambassador Porter
John Paul Jones
Paul Jones
John Barry
St. Louis
Paris
Tne
Secretary of State
Porter
Republic
Porto Rico House Denounces Hostile Reports
The Porto Rican House of Delegates, meeting in San Juan on February 13, unanimously adopted a resolution protesting false press accounts in the United States that claim hostility toward Americans. It affirms adherence to the U S, a commitment to Porto Rican welfare, and preservation of local identity.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
House of Delegates
United States
House of Derogates
Independent Oil Refinery Planned at Chanute Kansas
Announcement says funds raised for an independent Chanute refinery with 600 barrels daily capacity costing 100000 dollars. Groundbreakings to follow pending oil legislation. Prairie Oil and Gas buys 400 barrels daily at Coffeyville. Tanks at Chanute and Humboldt to remain unused. Greensburg murder confession uncovers George Williams surrender. Post office in Aurora robbed. safe blown, stamps and papers stolen. dynamite wrecked building. Cold remedy ad notes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with K Grove signature.
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Chanute
Kan
Kans
Aiinals
Coffeyville
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Standard Oil Company
Humboldt
Aurora
Ohio
Faribault Banker Held on Fraud Charge
Thomas B. Clement, president of the defunct First National Bank of Faribault Minnesota, was held to the Federal grand jury by U S Commissioner Spencer after waiving examination. He posted $10,000 permanent bonds and faces charges of diverting bank funds, contributing to the bank’s failure. Clement is over seventy and has been in fragile health. Also noted, Edwin H Conger American Minister to China will go to Japan February 15 to visit then return to Peking.
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First National
St. Paul
Minn
Thomas B. Clement
First National Bank of Faribault
United States
Spencer
Clement
First National Bank of Faribault, Minn
Washington
Conger
Japan
Manila
Edwin H. Conger
China
Peking
Plans for Elks Convention Headed to Buffalo
At a meeting of the grand trustees of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks the Iroquenis Jidel was chosen as the headquarters for the grand lodge during the national convention to be held in Buffalo the week of July 1 Grand Exalted Ruler W J O'Brien Jr of Baltimore said a satisfactory railroad rate has been agreed upon.
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Buffalo
Grand Trustees of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Grand Lodge
the Elks
W. J. O'Brien, Jr
Baltimore
Liquozone Promise Claims Cure For Germ Diseases
A historic ad promotes Liquozone as the cure for germ troubles, claiming drugs cannot kill germs and that Liquozone, not containing alcohol, acts like oxygen to purge disease. It touts two years of testing, offers free trials, and lists a wide range of ailments allegedly cured or helped, urging physicians and hospitals to test the product.
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Liquorone
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