Proclamation seeks pacific end to Russian strikes
Gov Trepoff and Finance Minister Kokovseff issued a proclamation urging strikers to return to work and refrain from agitators. It promises imperial measures on workers insurance and shortened hours, while warning that misleaders have breached the peace and that order must be restored to avoid further conflict across Russia.
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St Petersourg
Cen. Trepoff
Kokovseff
Russia
Houdeneff
Hardinge
Roudeneff
Capt Grove
Gem Treport
Finance Kokoveseff
Ministry of Frnance
Johor
Cossacks Disperse 3000 Moscow Workers
A squadron of Cossacks dispersed about 3000 workmen across the Moskva after a rising grew obstreperous. No fatalities reported. The strike spreads to smaller mills, larger concerns guarded to prevent intimidation, and papers may publish tomorrow. Citizens fear a state of siege with a Moscow garrison of around 20,000. The report notes no fighting in the city proper.
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Moscow
Moskva
Tverskaia
La Follette Accepts Senate Nomination With Condition
Governor La Follette was elected United States Senator by the Wisconsin legislature to succeed Quarles. He pledged acceptance only if reform measures passed and warned he would resign if obligations to the people could not be met, outlining epoch making decades ahead in state and national government. He urged enactment of reform measures and tied his acceptance to Roosevelt era policy solutions.
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Madison
Wis
Jane
Robert M. la Follette
Joint Legislative Assembly
United States
Joseph V. Quarles
Martin L. Lueck
Victor I. Berge
Gov la Follette
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Congress
Culberson
Austin
Tex
Texas
Charles A. Culberson
United States Senate
Bolters Gain One Vote on Eighth Ballot for Senator
Jefferson City Missouri January 2 8 of 86 votes needed to elect United States Senator on eighth ballot no choice today Cockrell Niedringhaus Kerens Goodrich voting patterns remain mixed Harry Wamsley from Kansas City adds vote for Goodrich assembly absences total 86 Ballot also reports alum baking powder bill and other regional items including election judge sent to jail and state legislative elections in Nevada Texas Wyoming and Washington news items included
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Jefferson City
Bolters
United States
Francis M. Cockrell
Cockrell
Niedringhaus
Kerens
Goodrich
Balters
Harry Wamsley
Kansas City
James E. Goodrich
Assembly
Senate
Daniel J Kelly
Regulars Surrender No Effect on Senatorship in Delaware
Dover reports harmony in Delaware Republicans after a four week deadlock. The Delaware Senate completed organization with 178 ballots for president pro tempore, 173rd selecting Alvan B. Connor Union Republican leader. Officership divided, Connor’s faction held firm, and minor officers were settled. Separate ballots for United States Senator set for February 7, amid lingering questions about J Edward Addicks.
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Alvan B. Connor
Senate
Dover
Del
Delaware
Lea
Connor
Marshall
Addicks
Gonnor
United States
J Edward Addicks
Liberal Government in Ontario Defeated in Elections
Toronto January 25 Liberal government of G W Foss crushed in polls Conservative gains dominant across cities except Ottawa. Premier Ross barely held his seat by thirty votes. five ministers including Gibson Dryden and Chariton defeated. New premier J P Whitney won with about a thousand vote majority amid ballot stuffing bribery charges.
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Toronto
Ont
G. W. Foss
J. Liberals
Ross
G. M. Gibson
Tratchford
Mr. Evaniorel
John Dryden
W. H Chariton
Ottawa
J.P Whitney
Poisoning case linked to Rose Barron in Detroit
Detroit January 2 Mrs Rose Barron once a cafe scrubwoman at Alhambra flats was arrested on suspicion after arsenic was found in baking powder used for a luncheon that poisoned a dozen patrons last Thursday. Police note poisoning in four families tied to Barron’s work or culinary products though no fatalities occurred. Barron denies knowledge. her father James Barron died suddenly eighteen months ago after a fatal arsenic dose. In York Pa Emma Gaul Baltimore church choir director died from arsenic taken ten days earlier, suspected mistook for cough medicine.
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Detroit
Mich
Rose Barron
Alhambra
Hayward
York
Emma Gaul
Baltimore
Miss Gaul
Firebug Confesses Fires Plague Park Slope Brooklyn
Harry Potter a grocer's clerk arrested in Brooklyn confesses to being the firebug behind incendiary blazes in Park Slope. He says fires started in basement areas to obtain orders or deliver groceries for amusement. Over 100 fires in 18 months, 60 in five months, endangering lives and destroying property.
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New York
Harry Potter
Brooklyn
Park Slope
Potter
Fleming Escapes Trial In Steam Boiler Case
New York January 25 former assistant United States inspector of steam boilers Fleming was discharged in the United States District Court before Judge Thomas on charge of neglect of duty in connection with the burning of the excursion steamer General Llocum last June. The indictment was quashed as it had not shown he failed to perform his full duty. Lundberg still remains imprisoned and his trial will be continued tomorrow.
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New York
Down
Fleming
United States
United States District Court
Thomas
General Llocum
Henry Aundberg
Hulls
Battle with ladrones near Silang Cavite
Manila reports a dawn battle near Silang Cavite between a scouts and constabulary detachment and 100 armed ladrones led by Felizardo. Ten ladrones were killed and seven captured last Tuesday night, while no casualties among the scouts. The ladrones captured Governor Trias’s wife and two children and several native women. An attempted rescue failed.
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Manila
Silang
Felizardo
San Francisco de Malabon
Cavite
Trias
Mrs Chadwick Declared Bankrupt in U S District Court
Mrs Cassie L Chadwick was adjudged bankrupt in the United States District Court by default. Creditors will meet to elect a trustee to handle her property until it is freed. She must file a list of creditors and a schedule of assets and liabilities within ten days. Bail remains unpaid and she is in county jail.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cassie L Chadwick
United States District Court
Chadwick
F P. Dawley
Whale breaks cable and enmeshes jaws in wires
Seattle reports a dead whale entangled in the Sitka Alaska cable line. Jaws gripped rubber insulation, blamed for the break after nearly three months of outage. Separate report: boiler explosion at Standard Wheel Company in Terre Haute kills three firemen and injures one.
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Wash
Valdez
Alaska
Sitka
Burnside
Terre Haute
Ind
Standard Wheel Company
Levi Whittaker
Thomas Patterson
Horace G. Colvin
George Davis
Theory in Hoch case: irritants may forge nephritis deaths
Chicago January 25 physicians testified the white powders used in Bluebeard Hochs treatment possibly caused nephritis, with at least eight irritants concealing symptoms. Police lack direct murder evidence but may convict Hoch of bigamy. chemical analysis of the last wifes stomach awaited.
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Chicago
Bluebeard
Johann Hoch
Hoch
Shippy
Mary Steinbrecker
Hoch Jt
Milwaukee Murder Warrant Sworn Against Milligan
Detective Dennis Sullivan swore out a warrant charging Arthur A. Milligan of Brooklyn with the murder of Florence Groves at the Blatz Hotel Milwaukee. Milligan, arrested in Racine, said he and Groves planned to die together but fled after she died. He left the body and headed to Racine then Boston. Police also report a larceny charge from the Boston Herald totaling 32000.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Dennis Sullivan
Arthur A. Millgan
Brooklyn
Florence Groves
Chicago
Blatz Hotel
Milligan
Racine
E. S Terry
Boston
Mass
Watts
Arthur H. Milligan
Et City
Boston Herald
Firemen Battle Eight Hour Blaze in Kips Bay Brewery
In a bitter winter storm a dozen New York fire companies under Chief Croker fought a stubborn blaze at a Kips Bay brewery on First Avenue and Thirty eighth Street for eight hours. Five firefighters were seriously hurt by a collapsing wall as the building toppled into the street, with losses estimated at about 150000. Pacific Coast Southern Railway advertises detour free snow travel via New Orleans and San Francisco with double Salt fast Pullman cars.
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New York
Croker
Kips Bay Brewery
First Avenue
Thirty-eighth Street
Pacific Coast
Southern Railway
Southern Bay
New Orleans
de Francisco
Esea
Washington
Addicks Victory in Delaware and Other Headlines
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Fratricide defied police in Lakewood double killing and surrender
George Wagar killed his brother John over financial matters and shot Policeman Klaamyer in Cleveland suburb Lakewood. After barricading all night and more than twenty shots fired into the Wagar residence, Wagar surrendered and handed over his revolver, writing a note blaming John M Wagar for alleged family thefts. He had been drinking heavily.
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Cleveland
Ohio
George Wagar
John
Klaumyer
Fred
Wagar
Lakewood
Klaamyer
Detroit Street
Hath Avenue
John M Wagar
George Wacar
Bitter attack in Havana lower house over Palma stance
In Havana the lower house denounced President Palma for refusing a House committee probe into the secretary of public instruction accounts. A series of speeches followed with accusations of dishonesty and calls for retracting statements, ending with a harsh denunciation by Representative Mansferrer.
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Palma
Congress
Secretary of Public Instruction
Marquetti
Betancourt
Mandauley
Pinar del Rio
Maduley
Santiago
Borges
Mansferrer
Bloodshed Expected as Hungary Votes Amid Riots
Vienna reports the Hungarian parliamentary elections begin tomorrow amid unprecedented rioting and terrorism. The campaign has already cost seven lives, including Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria’s huntsman Michael Krapusnak. Special troop trains, infantry, artillery, and cavalry have been deployed from Vienna and Lemburg, totaling 10,000 extra soldiers across districts.
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Vienna
Hungary
Prince Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Michael Krapusnak
Jols
Revolt in Honduras brewing at Puerto Cortez
Telegrams from Molile Alabama report a brewing internal revolt in Spanish Honduras at Puerto Cortez. Tegucigalpa strengthens measures to deter outbreak as natives organize. Secretary of War Barano had ordered permits to depart the country a week earlier.
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Molile
Ala
Janu
Espana
Puerto Cortez
Parie
Eastern Blizzard Grips Coast to New York City
A severe winter storm blankets the East from Delaware Capes to New England with heavy snow, gale force winds, and dangerously cold temperatures. New York City endures a foot of snow, transit delays, and several deaths as hospitals and shelters fill. Long Island Ferry service halts and multiple vessels are stranded.
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Delaware Capes
Maine
New England
Middle Atlantic
Uea
House of Refuge
Long Island
Manhattan
Thirty Fourth Street
East River
Grand Central Station
New York Central Road
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Ryndam
Sandy Hook
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