Meaning of Uprising and Russia's Turmoil in 1905
London Times dispatch analyzes unrest in St. Petersburg as workers face death in mass protests. It notes widespread discontent may spread across Russia, compares the potential upheaval to the French Revolution, and reports on varied casualty figures and authoritative responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Russia
London Times
Washington Post
London
St. Petersburg
Asia
Carih
Rustia
Ted Pends
Tom
France
Iuk
Winu
Notices of marriages and deaths in early newspapers
Fragmented notice batch lists multiple marriage and death notices dated January 1905 to January 1906. Names include Brosnan, Elizabeth Jaine Wiluw, Julia Burrest Mat, Leo Gedekoven, and Amue Veerhoff. Locations mention Frost River and Washington hospitals. funeral details for Veerhoff note Lutheran Church at Twentieth and G streets with interment at Mock Creek.
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Brosnan
Sundus
Belived Dug Hillem
Jace Jeremithe Neeing
Rathereafer
Frost R Va
Elizabeth Jaine Wiluw
Hies
Cook
L. G. Wythe Cook
Enue Hospital
Washington
George Wemee
George Wemee Era Pgntie of New York
Fath
Navy
Northwest
Fin
Senvieve Afat Laughier
Julia Burrest Mat
Leo Gedekoven
Silver Northwest
Svill
Aerasope
Jami Henry Veerhoff
Yds Lutheran Church
Thesday
Mock Cree
Carnage on the Streets in Renewed Russian Labor Conflict
Reported on a mass labor protest where leaders were arrested as the crowd dispersed shouting sympathy with the fallen. Strikers plan to resume demonstrations with improvised weapons while urging arms for liberals and denouncing firing by troops. A letter from Father Gopon to Emperor Nicholas warns of the people’s resolve and demands a public address at the Winter Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassili Ostrov
Wooday
M. Gorky
Father Gopon
Moscow
Nicholas
Winter Palace
Journalists Seek to Avert Bloodshed in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on Saturday a group of about two hundred journalists and professionals met to discuss preventing bloodshed. They formed a committee including Khuarsenieff, Gorky, Annensky, Gessen, Kedrim, and professors to appeal to Interior Minister Sviatopolk Mirsky. They visited the ministry but were refused a meeting. They then sought Witte who urged them to persuade workers to abandon the march to the palace. Witte showed sympathy but said measures were taken without him and advised direct channels. A later conference of editors planned to protest censorship and to send a deputation to negotiations with the printers’ union to resume work.
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St. Petersburg
Khuarsenieff
Gorky
Annensky
Gessen
Kedrim
Sviatopolk-Mirsky
Ministry of the Interior
Ryidzeffsky
M. Witte
Ai. Witte
Svirtopolk-Mirsky
Sviatopelk-Mirsky
Cassini Finds No News After Arrival in Washington
Count Cassini arrived from New York and was driven to the embassy with Col. Raspopoff. He reviewed recent press dispatches, said he has heard nothing official, and noted a serious strike in St. Petersburg without commenting further. He expressed interest only in the dispatches already received.
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Count Cassini
New York
Col. Raspopoff
St. Petersburg
Apprehension in Paris Foretells Eve of Revolution
Temps' Paris correspondent finds parallels between the bloody Petersburg events and growing panic in Paris. Newsrooms flood with special editions while crowds gather in boulevards and theaters awaiting updates. Officials report similar advices and fear a precipitating outcome from today’s violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temps
Paris
St. Petersburg
United States to Assist Santo Domingo in Revenue Affairs
After long review, the Dominican government invited U S help to supervise customs and fiscal reform. A memorandum outlines U S control of revenues, tariff revisions, and tribunal adjustments, with 4 9 per cent of funds returned to Santo Domingo for current expenses. The move aims to honor creditors while avoiding protectionist duties to other governments.
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Hay
Santo Domingo
Loomis
Dominican Republic
United States
Santo Domingos
Santo Domingse
Morales
Torest
Tribunal of Arbitration
Puerto Plata
Department of State
Charles D. Sigsbee
Caribbean
Santo Domingo City
Newark
Castine
Santo Domingan
A. ©. Dillingham
San Juan
Porto Rico
Polish Marchers Killed in Lodz Demonstration
A Lodz protest in Russian Poland saw crowds waving flags and shouting Long Live Poland. Troops firing from house windows killed and wounded several protesters. Separate dispatch reports Finland factory hands on strike with feared general rising.
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London Times
Washington Post
Paris
St. Petersburg
Lodz
Russian Poland
Poland
Saverat
Finland
Refugees reach Port Arthur area in junk boats
A first refugee party of 27 from Port Arthur arrived at Chetfoo in a junk and warned of 22 more junks with over 500 noncombatants on the way. Refugees slept on sand at Pigeon Bay while awaiting steamer. They report little looting after surrender and praise Japanese restraint. About 200 civilians reportedly died in the siege. many refugees show poor health from restricted subsistence.
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Chetfoo
Port Arthur
Chefoo
Pigeon Bay
Too Cold for Battle on Shakhe River
Tokyo reports no imminent fighting on the Shakhe River as extreme cold limits troop exposure. Weather halts operations and troops remain in position awaiting thaw or orders.
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London Times
Washington Post
Tokyo
Shakhe
Bibles Given to Naval Cadets at Annapolis
In Annapolis on January 22 the Naval Academy held chapel services for graduation week. Rev George McPherson Hunter secretary of the American Seamen's Friend Society of New York presented Bibles to the graduation class and delivered the sermon on Glories of War. The society presents these Bibles annually, mirroring a similar West Point tradition by the Bible Society of New York.
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Naval
Annapolis
Naval Academy
George McPherson Hunter
American Seamen's Friend Society
New York City
Mar
West Point
Army Cadets
Bible Seciety of
New York
Belle Bloodworth Brutally Slain in Decatur
In Decatur Alabama January 22 Miss Belle Bloodworth daughter of a local merchant was found murdered in an alley after leaving her father's store. She was beaten and shot twice, with evidence suggesting further skull injuries. Two suspected suspects, both Black, are jailed as crowds search citywide. Rewards totaling 1500 dollars have been offered.
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Decatur
Ala
Belle Bloodworth
New Decatur
Farmer Kills Sons Then Burns Farm and Dies
Charles Tuxhorn of McPherson County fourteen miles southwest of town murdered his two sons aged six and ten, smothered them, and laid their bodies in a neighbor’s orchard. He then burned his house and barn with all contents, returned home, shot himself, and died. He had earlier faced a charge of mistreating his wife and children and was to appear in court tomorrow. He was forty years old.
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McPherson, Kans
Charles Tuxhorn
Here
Tuxhorn
Clara Stranahan dies founder of Barnard College
Mrs. Clara C. Stranahan founder of Barnard College and long a leader in women’s education died in Brooklyn at 73 from apoplexy. Widowed to James S. T. Stranahan, she was born in Westfield Massachusetts and educated at Mount Holyoke Troy and Ohio. She endowed Michigan University in memory of her father. She authored works on French painting and contributed to magazines.
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Barnard College
New York
Clara C. Stranahan
Columbia University
Brooklyn
Westfield
Mass
Ohio
Mount Holyoke
Troy
N. Y
United States
Stranahan
Michigan University
Seth Harrison
Found Dead In Chums Bed In New York Designer
Coroner investigates the sudden death of Edward Madden a New York clothing designer living in Jamaica. Madden reportedly fell earlier at a Fourteenth Street residence and later was found dead in bed in his chum Louis Schebelbauer’s room. Schebelbauer is held as a suspicious person and witness.
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Edward Madden
New York
Madden
Schebelbauer
Goldenkranz
Trainmen Hurt in Wreck in Danbury
Danbury Connecticut January 22 Two freight trains on the New York New Haven and Hartford Railway collided here today destroying fifteen cars and both engines Fireman Howard Holyoke of Boston and brake man Henry Rose were seriously injured.
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Danbury
Conn
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Howard Holyoke
Boston
Henry Rose
Bryan and Mabie Speak at 53rd YMCA Anniversary
Speakers including William Jennings Bryan Hamilton Wright Mabie and Commissioner Macfarland addressed the fifty third anniversary of the Young Men's Christian Association at the Lafayette Theater. The packed audience listened to remarks on character building through the association's physical mental and moral teachings and the Threefold Man concept.
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Association
Mabie
Macfarland
William ‘Jennings Bryan
Hamilton Wright Mabie
Commissioner Macfarland
Young Men's Christian Association
Lafayette Theater
S. W. Woodward
United States Marine Band
Lyme
Dalley
Bryan
Mr. Woodward
Mr. Bryan
B. H. Warner
Mr. Macfarland
Young Men’s Christian Association
Illinois
Nebraska
New York
The Young Men's Christian Association Meeting Report
A Washington association gathering highlights youth leadership, visions for wealth and culture, Mabie’s address on keeping youth vibrant, and a praise-filled review of 53 years of growth. It notes fundraising needs for a new building, aiming to serve thousands of members, with remarks by Mabie and commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorms Men’ Christian Association
M. Ross Fishburn
Foster
Marine Band
Mendelssohn
Woodward
S. W. Woodward
Association
Washington
National Capital
Mabie
Hamilton Wright Mabie
Christ
Young Men's Christian Association
Bryan
Miucfarland
Washington Association
Boston
American Association
London
Big Discount Furniture Sale Still Offers Wide Assortment
The store reports crowded stock of goods and reserve inventory to be cleared. It emphasizes a first-class assortment, newly bought items, and large discounts on all furniture from high to low priced to encourage immediate purchases.
Seawright Water Promoted For Rheumatism Insomnia
Seawright Magnesian Lithia Water praised in Staunton and Washington ads and letters for curing rheumatism bladder trouble and eczema, aiding sleep, digestion, and general health. Testimonials from H B Hayward A Middleton G T Ennis Rev G Addison and WM Cumming alongside tobacco trade endorsement and price five dollars per dozen bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Middleton
Staunton
WM. Cumming
Second Presbyterian Church
Y M C A Work Highlighted By United States Commissioner
United States Commissioner Anson O Taylor spoke at the First Memorial United Brethren Church in North Capitol and FR streets on Y M C A work. He noted the big Sunday afternoon meetings, gymnasium emphasis, and that last year 1,200 attended on average. He described the building and international participants, including a Japanese and a Chinese trainee aiming to become national secretaries. Movements of ocean steamers list arrivals and departures including Chemnitz and Etruria with ports Bremen Southampton Cherbourg Liverpool and Hamburg New York.
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Taylor
United Brethren Church
Anson
O'Taylor
United States
First Memorial United Brethren Church
North Capitol
FR Streets
Y. M. CA
Union Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
New York
Jas
Chemnuits
Bremen
St. Lovie
Southampton
Cherbourg
Dover
Patria
Hamburg
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East Capital
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Louis XVI
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Tokalon
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Bengton
Joseph Marshall Wade
Dorchester
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Y.M.C.A
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Hye
White House
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America
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Buffalo
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Pierce
Charles E. Littlefield
Job Barnard
L. Cabell Williamson
Lewis J. Davis
Lawrence Wilson
E. M. “Garlaudet
W. K. Butler
Wyatt Aiken
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James B. Henderson
A L. Sturtevant
J. G. Aames
F. L. Siddong
E. W. Grayson
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A. P. Clark
Harry P. Blair
John 5. Blair
Btanton J. Steele
Leorae J. Raymond
A. A. Chapin
George 'Adel
Massachusetts Ave
Seawright Magnesian Lithia
Media
Seawright
H. BE. Hayward
Staunton, Va
L. Bowman
Washington, D.C
G. T. Ennis
G. Addison
Trinity Rectory
Washington, D. C
Tho
Richmond
W. Miles Cary
John Tyler
Jts
B. Staunton
Southern Tobaccoiuist and Manufacturers’ Record
Richmond, Va
Seawright Magnesian Lithia Spring Co
Browning & Middleton, Agts
Ave
R. H. McKim
Hamilton W. Mabie,and
W. J. Sryan
Apollinaris
ST. Louis Exposition
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