Sergius Sways Gzar Reactionaries In Control And Moscow Turmoil
Reports from Folami to Petersburg describe Grand Duke Sergius wielding influence over Nicholas II and the government, pushing Trepoff’s appointment, suppressing dissent, and shaping interior policy while arrests mount and Go pon escapes to Sweden. Zemstvo councils debate governance, with Poland unrest and large scale strikes in Lodz. Renewal of terrorism feared as socialists feel pressure.
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Gence
Nicholas
Sergius
Russia
Go- Pon
Bunday
Gen
Trepoff
St Petersburg
Bowers
Polles Roudmeff
Moscow
Lamsdorf
Sviatopolk- Miraky
Ministry of the Interior
M. Boutigan
Presa
Grand Duke
M. Witte
Sviatopolk-Mirsky
Zemstvoists
Kremlin
Tsarskoe-Selo
St. Peter and St. Paul
Yalkoubovich
Mme. Pimenoff
Gopon
Finland
Gulf
Sweden
Stockholm
Zemstvos
Saratoff
Nijni Novo
Orod
Vlaadir
St. Petersburg
Poland
Warsaw
Lodz
Odessa
Social Democrats
Notices of marriages and deaths from The Washington Post
A Washington Post notice lists marriage and death items to appear across major papers. Includes Hutson and Lee obituaries from Bethesda and Washington addresses with funeral details or pending notices, Love’s funeral at Holy Trinity Church, Needle, Spins, and Welsh death notices with residence and dates, plus requests for Baltimore papers to copy and future funeral plans.
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Washington Post
NEW York
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
Louis Reflelic
Syracuee Post-Standard
Pall Pioneer-Priss
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Mary Love
William G Love
Holy Trinity Church
Thirty-sixth Street
Noble
Prospect Avenue
Jovepaine (Hee
Spies
North Capitol
Edward Spins
Emily J Ples
Greywood
Baltimore
Welsh
Evan HH
Thirteenth Street
Northwest
W R Speare Undertaker and Embalmer Ad
W R Speare undertaker and embalmer at 940 F Street NW offers first class service on reasonable terms. J William Lee funeral director and embalmer operates with livery, a modern chapel and crematorium at 282 Pennsylvania Ave NW. Telephone calls listed.
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W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
Pennsylvania Ave
Joseph Gawler
R. F. Harvey
Fourteenth Street
John R. Wricht
Mbalmer
Tenth Street
Cail
Norch
Ecrge P
Zurhorst
Turbulent St Petersburg Aftermath of January Strikes
Reports from St Petersburg describe a swift return to order after recent unrest. Officials prepare for further challenges to the aristocracy, while editors criticize authorities over the January 22 tragedy and Ergland's blamed role. Observers note the army overawed strikers, with casualty estimates around 300 killed and many wounded.
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Zemstvoists
Sasoneff
von Plehve
Ergland
Grand Duke
Sergius
Ion Times
Washington Post
St Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Synod Rebukes Strikers In Orthodox Circular
The Holy Synod in St Petersburg on January 29 issued a circular urging unity and peace as strikes in the capital and other towns disrupted bread supply and public order. It condemns a criminal priest who aided agitators and warns of enemies funding civil war to weaken Russia. The note calls clergy to admonish, rulers to seek truth, and all to obey the emperor.
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St Petersburg
Holy Synod
Russia
Far East
Ruasta
Thie
Hie
Treport
Moscow
Gopon
Gorky
Petition for writ of prohibition over Fayette Circuit Court
Lexington dispatch reports Judge McQuown and colleagues prepared a writ of prohibition against the Fayette Circuit Court. The Hargises and Sheriff Callahan face alleged conspiracy in James Cockrill's murder and may be arrested in Lexington if the court's jurisdiction is challenged. Warrant timing ties to Breathitt and Wayette counties.
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Lexington
Jackson
Dispatch
McQuown
J. H. Hazelrigg
Hayes
James Hargis
Alexander Hargis
H. Callahan
Hilbert Hargis
Fayette Circcuit Court
Court of Appeals
Hargises
Callahan
James Cockrill
Frankfort
Fayette
Breathitt County
Wayette County
British Trade Review reports irregular conditions with limited improvement
Special London Times cablegram notes no marked improvement in conditions yet. Grain markets show strength and prices rise while cotton trade remains uncertain. Spinners prosper with orders for finer goods for Indian trade. wool sales soften for low grades. woolens and worsteds rise marginally. iron and steel see orders for eighteen locomotives from Japan, shipbuilding quieter, Birmingham trade with Russia down, pig iron lower though some finished products rise.
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London Times
Washington Post
London
Times’ Financial Supplement
Iron and Steel
Glasgow
Japan
Birmingham
Russia
Saved by the Army The Oppression of Labor
John Callan O Laughlin surveys Russia during a grave crisis where factories pay huge dividends while workers endure low wages and long hours. He details squalid housing, fines, broken contracts, and the widespread but suppressed labor movement driven by socialist ideas amid military restraint.
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John Callan O' Laughlin
Russia
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Empire
St Petersburg
Teikovo
Vielostock
Lithuania
Koursk
Riazan
Smolensk
Westbound train wreck injures three near Portsmouth
Westbound Norfolk and Western passenger No 21 sidewiped a freight at a siding outside Portsmouth Ohio. Engineer Benjamin Anson was probably fatally injured, fireman Arthur Ridenour and conductor Cal lah an of the freight train were severely hurt. The passenger engine and baggage car overturned, Anson trapped beneath the engine while passenger cars remained upright but shaken.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Benjamin Anson
Arthur Ridenour
Callahan
Anson
Col Dickinson Dead in Trenton After Public Career
Col S M Dickinson longtime deputy clerk of the Court of Chancery in Trenton dies at 65. Civil War paymaster and private secretary to Gov. Joel Parker, he authored chancery texts and served as a prominent New Jersey figure. Also noted: Dr Edward Lindsey Cunningham, Harvard graduate aged 96, dies in Newport. Mrs R W Satterfield cartoonist wife dies in Cleveland at 26.
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Trenton
N J
Meredith Dickinson
Court of Chancery
Col
Dickinson
New Jersey
Joel Parker
Newport
R. F
Edward Lindsey Cunningham
Harvard Medical School
Harvard
Burge Confesses Crime in Justification for Killing
The Negro suspect William Burge admitted murdering his wife Daisy Burge and wounding his mother in law Mary Jordan, claiming he was justified. He expressed satisfaction with his act and remains under police guard at the Homeopathic Hospital. Mrs. Jordan's condition improved and is expected to recover. Slemp estabs headquarters in Abingdon for GOP campaign prep. Five Baptized in icy Antietam in Hagerstown despite three inches of ice as Rev. Tombaugh conducts immersion in Antietam Creek.
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Winter Palace
Wiliam Burge
Daisy Burge
Mary Jordan
Frank Jordan
Homeopathic
Sweeney
Daisy
Slemp
Abingdon
Washington Post
Bascomb Slemp
Republican Party
L. P. Summers
Big Stone Gap
Antietam
Hagerstown
First Brethren Church
Antietam Creek
Funkstown
J. M. Tombaugh
Finger prints and criminals spark dactyloscopy debate
Opinion pieces discuss fingerprinting as a practical aid to identification, noting India’s long use and potential to complement Bertillon. Other items praise beet sugar interests and warn tariffs, while editorials on freedom of the press and Newfoundland trade urge ratification of Hay-Bond and expanded foreign commerce.
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St Louis Republic
Sherlock Holmes
Nhead Wilson
St. Louis
London
Europe
America
India
You can interest him in digestion help for fifty
You can interest any man over fifty in a health proposition to improve digestion and preservation of vitality. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets offer direct aid after meals, claiming to digest food and rest the stomach, with Dr Bennett endorsing their widespread cure of indigestion and related ills.
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Stuart
Bennett
Smuart
Indemnity dispute over Younghusband Tibet mission
A detailed British government record reveals friction with Col. Younghusband over indemnity for the Tibetan mission. He insisted on 3,750,000 dollars payable in 75 annual installments, risking 75 years of Chumbi Valley occupation. officials suggested 1,250,000 dollars. Ultimately Britain kept the indemnity but limited occupation to three years and maintained noninterference in Tibet’s internal affairs.
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Col
Younghusband
London
Chumbi Valley
Mr. Broderick
India
Broderick
Lord Curzon
Kedileston
Chumbi
Col. Younghusband
Tibet
Porno
Lansdowne
Russia
Call to Cotton Growers in Southern States
Executive committee members of the Southern Cotton Association issued an address detailing organization progress across counties and parishes. A 25 percent acreage reduction for next year and reduced fertilizers are planned, with data requests on 1904 acreage and 1903–04 production, to be sealed to secretary R. Cheatam of Monticello Georgia. A July retirement of 2,000,000 bales from the current crop was adopted, with district reports to follow. Also reports on ocean steamer movements and arrivals in New York and Atlantic ports.
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Dallas
Tex
Southern Cotton Association
New Orleans
R. Cheatam
Monticello
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