Crisis as Workmen March on Czar's Palace in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on January 21 a worker march to the Winter Palace is planned, led by Father Gopon, amid rumors of troop sympathy. Authorities tighten gates and deploy guards as strikes spread from mills to bakeries, railways, and papers. The aim is a petition to Emperor Nicholas II seeking shorter hours, higher pay, and political liberty, with the workers vowing to march to the palace regardless of danger.
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Charges Against Hooker Spark New York Bar Meet
A special Bar Association session in New York was called for January 27 by over sixty leading Republican and Democratic lawyers to discuss possible actions against Justice Warren B. Hooker of the New York Supreme Court. Hooker faced complaints from Jamestown bar on alleged interest in Dunkirk post office building rental and during Fredonia post office appointments. The State Bar Association heard the complaint and narrowly decided not to refer it to the legislature.
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Supreme Court of
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Jamestown
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Robbery on Spokane Flyer near East Portland station
Passengers on Oregon Railway and Navigation train No. 4 the Spokane Flyer were robbed after leaving East Portland station by four masked men. They entered the rear sleeper car, looted about $100 and a gold watch before jumping from the train into Sullivan Gulch darkness. A posse pursued the robbers.
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Oregon Railway and Navigation
East Portland
Sullivan Gulch
Americans Take Charge of Dominican Customs Under Debt Plan
A Dominican protocol with Ministers Dawson and Commander Dillingham renders the United States guarantor of Dominican integrity, oversees debt adjustment, and manages customs revenues. The pact, effective Feb 1, assigns Dominican inspectors and workers at customs, with 45 percent of revenues to the Dominican budget and 55 percent to cover debts and salaries.
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Adams Denies Peabody Fraud in Colorado Election Conspiracy
Denver January 21 Rev Alva Adams replies to James Peabody charges of fraud in multiple counties. He claims corporations and mine owners conspired with Republicans to pad registrations and swap ballots. Allegations include threats to workers in Cripple Creek Las Animas Pueblo and Denver with armed groups and thousands driven from homes. Seven ballot boxes surveyed found 9 fraudulent ballots of 2041 examined.
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Austria
Las Animas
Teller County
Edward Bell
Coun
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Judicial Assembly
Sage
Joint Legislative Committee
La Follette Signals Candidacy Acceptance Text
A Wisconsin report states Gov. La Follette will accept if offered, arguing his work was completed with election night success and pledges by legislators. He implies national reform could better serve Wisconsin and questions serving in the Senate. He seeks credit for his Wisconsin measures.
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Washington Post
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Wisconsin
Senate
No Thought of Cockrell in Missouri Caucus Debate
Jefferson City Mo Jan 21 Republicans supporting the caucus nominee deny any plan to back Niedringhaus or Cockrell Kerens men say there has never been any intention to nominate a Republican of high standing Democrats doubt any vote for Lieut Gov McElme y as a Republican A Democratic senator notes Democrats unlikely to vote in Washington The sixth follows Foster 29 Piles Wilson 14 Jones 7 and Voorhees Den jy The falloff in Kadine votes blamed on members absence or abstentions
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Associated Press
Tsarskoe-Selo
Peterhof
Tsarskoe- Selo
Palace Square
Jefferson City
United States
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Kerens
Cockrell
McCarthy House
Oigh
Mcc- Elmey
Washington
Foster
Piles
Wilson
Jones
Voorhees
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Kadine
Dsonee
Metropolitan Opera Singer Hangs Himself In Dressing Room
Frits Parsh, a German choir singer at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York, committed death by his own action in his dressing room today. He was found by brother singer Caesar Caramate about half an hour after engaging with chorus girls. A suspected motive involves a telegram received from Frankfurt on the Main.
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Metropolitan Opera
New York
Efrits Parsh
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Opera House
Caesar Caramate
Eet Tee
Rankfort-On-The
No Strike Likely in Penn Railroad Trainmen Case
Philadelphia Jan. 21 The outlook favors no strike by Pennsylvania Railroad trainmen east of Pittsburg and Erie after a three hour conference. General Manager Atterbury and Grand Master Morrissey reported concessions on both sides and Monday’s meeting is expected to yield action. Trainmen may permit brakemen to assist firemen if front brakemen are reinstated, with board of adjustment influence limited.
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Pennsylvania
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Pittsburg
Erie
Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brotherhood of Railroad
Brothernoon
iTainmen
Board of Adjustment
Morrissay
Revolution Threatens Russia and Other Major Headlines
Summary of today’s issue lists sections across four parts with pages covering topics from Russia’s upheaval to U.S. aid in Santo Domingo, railroad tariff disputes, and a mass of political and cultural items. Includes oblique references to events, personnel, legislative matters, and society notes.
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Bryan
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Virginia
Maryland
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Richmond
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London
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Threatiny
Page Bridge
Princess Thorn
St. John
Frank Croker Hurt In Beach Racing Crash
Frank Croker of New York son of ex Tammany chief Richard Croker was badly injured when his eighty horsepower racer crashed on a Florida beach near Daytona. Mechanician Raoul was killed instantly. A motorcyclist Newton Stanley suffered a compound leg fracture. Croker shows multiple injuries but improving, with decisions pending on next moves.
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Frank Croker
New York
Richard Croker
Tammany
Raoul
Mr. Croker
Ormond
Newton Stanley
F. &. Stanley
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Stanley
St. Augustine
J. G. Worley
Parks
Stong
Practical Joker Killed In Alabama Shooting Incident
Evans Thomas died after a prank at Auckland plantation in Jonesville Louisiana. Charlie Bell shot him following a heated exchange when Thomas aimed a loaded gun at Bell. The fatal shot hit Thomas in the throat as both men faced each other late at night.
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Evans Thomas
Charlie Bell
Auckland
Thomas
Bel
Harry Bowman
Bell
Fred
Jury Cannot Agree Mistrial in Sorenson Land Case
In Portland Oregon the jury in George Sorenson s land fraud trial reports no verdict. Judge Bellinger discharges the panel and urges prosecutor Heney to bring jurors before the grand jury for a thorough investigation. Senator Mitchell may face an early trial, with officials denying any delay and pledging court action at the next term beginning April 1.
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Mitchell
Portland
Greg
George Sorenson
United States
H W. Hall
Itis State
Bellinger
Francis Heney
Heney
Washington
Senator Mitchell
Francis J. Henry
Hermann
Co. Gregs
Trial of Charles Tucker in Mabel Page murder case
Cambridge Mass January 21 The trial of Charles Louis Tucker Auburndale charged with stabbing Miss Mabel Page to death at her Weston home March 31 has adjourned for noon. Closing arguments expected to finish Monday possibly Tuesday. Three weeks of testimony—two by prosecution six by defense. Defense ends without calling Tucker. Mrs Tucker testified her son used hunting knife. police said she had previously denied this.
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Mass
Charles Louie Tucker
Auburndale
Mabel Page
Des i
Weston
Tucker
Raid on Chinese dens targets opium smugglers in Philadelphia
About 100 police led by Supt. Taylor and Capt. Donaghy raided ten Chinese gambling houses in the Chinese quarter at midnight. They seized more than 100 Chinese and forced entry with heavily barred doors. No confirmation of opium dealer arrests given.
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Donaghy
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Speculator Death by Own Action in Montgomery
Charles I Jones a 30 year old shipping clerk for Winter Loeb and Co in Montgomery killed himself in the basement after writing he lost money in cotton speculation. He claimed $10 000 life insurance and said heirs could recover. He leaves a widow and child. Athens reports Thessaly earthquake destroys a village and injures several with floods and suspended traffic. Baltimore and return service on B and O KR trains operates Saturdays and Sundays.
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Charles I, Jones
Winter, Loeb & Co
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Thessaly
Greece
Sparta
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