Upheaval Obsession Grips St Petersburg as Terrorists Rise
Rumors run through St Petersburg on the eve of serf emancipation anniversary of a major upheaval. Authorities debate reforms while police face bold terrorist notices and threats against Grand Duke Vladimir and Grand Duchess Marie Pavlovna amid a tense security climate. The Grand Duke’s health falters as he maintains defiant public appearances with his wife by his side.
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St Petersburg
Dit
Fec
Council of Ministers
Atport
St. Petersburg
Grand Duke
Sergius
Sergius Alex Androvitch
Social Democratic Party
von Pledge
Marie Pavlovna
Vladimir
Fisher
Ft. Vladimir
Marie
Elizabeth
Sergine
Houshold
Winter Palace
Grand Duches
Notice of Marriage Insertions Across Leading Newspapers
Notice states marriage and detrinces can be inserted in major newspapers upon application with extra charges for insertion or telegraphic transmission. Listed publications include New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Tribune Philadelphia Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Democrat and Chronicle St Louis Post Dispatch Syracuse Post Standard St Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Washington
Iewspapere
NEW York Times
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelei
Pit
Dispatch
Journal
Rochlote Fiald
ST Louis
Public
Syracus
Thielne
Clevelan O Plain Dealer
Marriages and Obituaries From Dense 1903 Notices
A jumbled license and obituary column lists numerous names from Virginia and nearby states, including marriage intentions and drownings. Entries mention residence towns such as Goochland, Clinton, Columbia, Linden, and Richmond, with dates in early 1900s and funeral notices for Nellie Timebine and Rebecca Webster.
Health Office Record of Insane Patients and Ages
A health office ledger lists numerous individuals with ages, addresses, and affiliations to hospitals and reform schools. Names include Alexander Goyt Hesp, Arderson, Wallach pine, Mirtle Campbell, Nelle Clubb, Jub Del inance, Cherlks Gard Lite, Damon Gordon, Indermauer, Asbury R Johnson, Joseph Bo Louthan, Joseph Miller, Lizzabe McHegh, Tiuws as AH Nefor, Wiliam t G Dwyer, Tiomas sites, Ema se gvich, Geo Wash Univ Hosp, Cearg Wolson, August a Mohoung, and others. Entries mix residences such as 1687 16th St NW and 712 9th St SW with hospital associations and terms like Insane and Reform School. The list reflects patient records or admissions from multiple institutions up to February 23.
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Taxser
Alexander Goyt
Biza HC
Arderson
Jon
Wallach
AL Silly
Mirtle Campbell
Hope
Cipiles
Gorasn
Manta Damon Gordon
Hodges
Kenzaan
Farlit Wit
Tierothy
Stephen Willow Reform School
Cearg Wolson Foo
Aigusta Mohoung
Strikes, arrests, and unrest ripple across cities
In Warsaw strikers pressure Jewish store clerks and shopkeepers to shut their shops while bank clerks in Warsaw and Lodz threaten a full strike for higher pay and shorter hours. A general shop assistants strike is anticipated with many workers ready to concede, domestic staff also threatening action, and leaders arrested as police strike threats loom. Minsk clerical students wreck officials houses and burn papers before leaving town. In Batoum schools may reopen soon amid few ships and suspended services. Ekaterinoslav port sees coal miners returning after owners concede most demands.
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Warsaw
Lodz
Vistula
Minsk
J Batoum
Physeity
Ekaterinoslavy
Maxim Gorky Banished to Riga After Release
Russian author Maxim Gorky, freed from the fortress on bail, was banished to Riga by order of General Trepoff after he declined residence in St Petersburg. Gorky chose Riga with his wife and son to join him, while relatives decry the treatment as a betrayal of confidence and note a prior request to reside in Crimea was denied.
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Riga
St Petersburg
Maxim Gorky
Gen Trepoff
Gorky
Trepoff
Mme Gorky
Mme . Corky
Maxim Corky
Fuga
Crimea
Tungs Peng
Ordered out of Austria Russian refugees flee labor market
Vienna report states Bukowica authorities ordered about 300 Russian refugees and deserters to leave within six weeks. The action targets underbidding locals in a tight job market, with claims that many refugees suffer trachoma. Most arrived in the last six months fleeing mobilization and other conditions in Russian districts.
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Vienna
Bukowica
Secret store of bombs found in Moscow tale of arsonist
Reports describe a hidden cache of bombs dynamite and revolvers at a Moscow address amid rumors an assassin from Paris is an artificer Hig rame remains unidentified. Simultaneously a steamer Tacoma was trapped in ice floes near Sava Straits Seattle. Disturbances erupt in Kutais with troops deployed. Lord de Freyne ends eviction contests selling estates to the Congested Districts Board. Congo scandal inquiry set for March 15 led by de Brazza.
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Moscow
Margina Stototka
Grand Duke
Sevelus
Paris
Seattle
Wash
Tacoma
Vladivostok
Sava Straits
de Freyne
London
Lord de Freyne
Passenger Ship Oregon Fire Ends In Heavy Loss
Fire broke out on the steamer Oregon about fifteen miles southwest of Crescent City while en route from San Francisco to Portland. Fifty six passengers were transferred to the Del Norte and taken to Crescent City. Oregon proceeded under her own steam. Del Norte rescued passengers, and the fire was declared under control with extensive freight loss. The Oregon, insured by White Star, planned to beach at Humboldt Bay after towing to harbor.
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Oregon
San Francisco
Portland
del Norte
Crescent City
Whale Rock
Warner
Payne
White Star Company
Humboldt Bay
Monument to Shakespeare International Committee Formed in London
A large gathering at the Mansion House, led by Lord Mayor Pound, formed an international monument committee for Shakespeare to be built in London with a site by the London County Council. Princess Louise heads the panel, with nearly all ambassadors and ministers represented, plus civic and cultural figures. Committees will be formed in America and other countries.
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London
Mansion House
Pound
Shakespeare
London County Council
Princess Louise
Duchess of Argyll
Balfour
Choate, Cambon
Wolff-Metternich
Reichstag Accepts Naval Budget Reductions
Berlin February 2 The Reichstag approved the naval appropriations committee reductions in Admiral von Tirpitz estimates for new construction. They struck one gunboat and one river gunboat training boat, cut 315000 for artillery, reduced first year outlays on two battleships and one armored cruiser by 75000, and cut 25000 on three small cruisers. Overall budget fell from 27874612 to 799500 less.
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Reichstag
Berlin
Naval Appropriations Committee
Dunbar verse echoes forgotten poetry in reader letters
A reader cites Paul Laurence Dunbar and Alexander Smith as similar in style from Bartletts Quotations. Anna H Southworth notes the resemblance in a letter, dated Feb 26, while other clippings include ocean steamer movements and a casual remark on Hood's Sarsaparilla for health.
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Alexander Smith
Paul Laurence Dunbar
Lippincott
Bartlett
East Liverpool Fire Destroys Six Buildings in 300000 Loss
A historic East Liverpool blaze from 7 p m to midnight wiped out six large buildings and many smaller ones in the Market Fifth Ave Diamond area. Losses exceed 300000 with insurers covering most. Notable losses include Michigan Hardware and Supply Company Penn Street Boston Dry Goods Wasbutaky Fraternal lodges and Bendheim Shoes. In Philadelphia a six story Frank Teller Co cigar factory burned today causing about 100000 in losses and 250 workers out of jobs.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
W. H. Gass
Market Street
Wasbutaky Brothera
George Pikitt
Buckeye Club
Order of Bogies
Worona
G@ R Pattison
Yates Novelty Store
Bendheim
W H Gass
Philadelphia
Frank Teller & Co
Cigar Manufacturers
South Second Street
Construes Word Recess A Senate Nominations Debate
The Senate Judiciary Committee adopts views on what constitutes a recess and rejects the idea of a constructive recess. It holds there is no real recess between sessions, affecting nominations like Gen Leonard Wood and Dr W D Crum. The report stresses a real, not imaginary, recess and that commissions terminate with the next session’s end.
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Spooner
Senate
Senate Judicary Committee
Leonard Wood
W D Crum
Port of Charleston
Ficers
Tillman
Crum
Committee On the Judiciary
Congress
Deaths of notable figures and a Washington music firm listing
Obituaries note the deaths of Dr Adolph Ziperlin of Cincinnati aged nearly ninety, Calum Reed of Denver at thirty eight, and Eugene Guillaume of Paris at eighty three. An obituary also recalls John F Hillis, founder of a prominent music firm in Washington established in 1852, with his widow Mary A Hillis continuing the business. the store, located at Pennsylvania avenue and D street, features four floors of music and instruments with an electric elevator and customer telephone.
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Cincinnati
Adolph Ziperin
University of Tuevingen
Germany
Denver
Col
Calum HE. Reed
Colorado
Paris
Eugene Guillaume
Villa Medicis
Rome
John F Hss & Co
Pennsylvania Avenue
United Sates
D Street
Victor Talking Machine Department
Hhe
John F. Bilis
Mary A Hillis
French Cruiser Protet Sails Home from San Francisco
The French cruiser Protet under Commodore Adigard sailed from San Francisco on February 28 bound for France. En route at Panama, she will meet the cruiser Cadl to assume the flagship role in Pacific waters, replacing the Protet.
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San Francisco
Protet
Adigard
France
Panama
Cadlat
Pacific
Battle 15 General Continues Front Across Twenty Miles
Japanese forces renew dawn assault along a twenty mile front east of Kandalesan to Laclinzan with heavy artillery support. Da Pass falls opening road to Fushun, as Russians reinforce lines near Mukden and Tie Pass. Tsinkhetchen fighting rages as Japanese press left bank of the Taitse River while repelling Russian counterattacks.
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Jack
da Pass
Kandalesan
Laclinzan
Fushun
Mukden
Tie Pass
Syaobe@he
Dzanhantan
Shahopao
Shakhe
Vanupudzi
Toumadzi
Pointblank Range
Tokyo
Oyama
Manpeoo Mountain
Sufangtal
Mukden Road
Litajentan
Chenchiehpao
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Fast Digestion
Indigestion affects most people with various symptoms yet shares a common cause: insufficient stomach digestion. The ad claims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets supply natural digests to restore function, claim one grain digests 3,000 grains of food, and describe an egg digestion experiment. It emphasizes safety for children, ingredients, and worldwide availability at 50 cents.
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Stuart
United States
Canada
Europe
Battle report from February 24 captures Tsinkhetchen
Southward advance under heavy snow and difficult ground faced sixteen enemy battalions and twenty guns. By daybreak on February 24 our forces pressed a fierce attack, grenades added urgency, and by evening Tsinkhetchen fell into our hands. The foe retreated northward in flames, leaving 150 dead on the field while we seized three machine guns rifles and ammunition. No frostbite cases reported among our troops.
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Tsinkhetchen
Tsinkhetchén
Rennenkampf
Kuroki
Wusan
Yentai
Lilanyang
Taitse
Penstho
Tatzubo
Ene
French anxious for peace amid Russia war weariness
Paris reports in parliamentary circles show growing impatience for peace as Russia delays accord. French sympathy for the Russian alliance weakens with prolonged hostilities, changing the mood toward settlement and influencing public perception of the war's duration.
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Vines
Washington Post
Paris
Russia
Japanese war scandal targets barracks contracts
Tokyo February 28 the Diet adopts the report clearing contractor questions on Hokkaido barracks spending as illegal and unwarranted. A heated scene arose when Secretary of War Teracutehi claimed accountability to the sovereign not the Diet. Teracutehi was summoned and questioned while ministers face possible replacement of Tomatsu the quartermaster who resigned over the contracts.
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Diet
Tokyo
Hokkaido
Teracutehi
Det
M ‘Teracutehi
M Tergoutchi
Quartermaster Tomatsu
Stoessel Receives Moscow Welcome After Fort Arthur Surrender
Gen Stoessel and his wife attended a monastery service in Moscow where Grand Duchess Sergius hosted a breakfast. Moscow officials presented bread and salt as the general expressed regret over surrendering Fort Arthur to avoid slaughter, noting hopes for relief by Gen Kuropatkin and Vice Admiral Rozhestvensky.
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Stoessel
Moscow
St Petersburg
Tchondoff Monastery
Sergius
Fort Arthur
Hue
Kuropatkin
Rojestvensky
Carlisle at Manila under Russian government charter
The British steamer Carlisle bound for Port Arthur under Russian orders drifted a long voyage from Vladivostok and anchored in San Miguel Bay on February 10. Now in San Miguel Bay with supplies for Port Arthur the 85 day voyage ended. A Russian supercargo has taken charge and customs sealed the hatches likely delaying the ship until the war ends.
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Manila
Carlisle
Vladivostok
Philippines
San Miguel Bay
Lauzon
Port Arthur
Russian warships plan in United States shipyards
Special Agent A Delakoff of the Russian bureau of finance says Russia will build a battleship two cruisers and several torpedo boats in the United States within a year for delivery after the war in the Orient. He visits Moran Brothers shipyard in Seattle to assess capabilities for his government.
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Seattle
Wash
Colored Citizens Organize for Ninth Cavalry Parade
A large meeting of colored citizens met at Second Colored Baptist Church to plan support for the Ninth Cavalry’s inaugural parade participation. A finance committee was appointed with many local leaders named to fund the effort. Taylor was elected chairman, James Frances as treasurer, and John Newson as secretary. Pastors and unrepresented churches urged to join as ex officio members. next meeting set for 7 o’clock this evening.
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Ninth Cavalry
Second Colored Baptist Church
Second Baptist Lyceum
W Bishop Johnson
J H. Lee
J I. Loving
J Andersen Taylor
J.T. Clarke
B. Hamm
W J Howard
I D. Herben
George W. Lee
Milter
Jesse Lawson
Liewt
R BE. & Toomey
R BP. Rhea
B. H. Aven
T. C. Newson
Maj Welch
G . Mabry
J M Ricks
Heath
H A. Matthews
P Mulligan
Henry Turner
Henry Ware
Mack Brown
Henry Harvey
Mulligan
Eva Heath
Eva Haight
Matte R. Bowen
J Anderson Taylor
Frances James
John T. C. Newson
An Idol of the South in Lippincott’s March issue
A Northerner journalist journeys to Georgia to depict postwar education and industry while meeting Ellen Turpin of a proud planter family. The romance links older Southern pride with current economic strain, ending with mutual social insight and a patriotic note amid war era tensions.
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Archibald W. Butt
Lippincott's
Chance
Georgia
Ellen Turpin
Cypr Utt
Spain
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal kidney and bladder cure. It claims Bright's disease risks and lists symptoms such as back pain frequent urination and nervousness. Readers are urged to request a free sample bottle and book by mail, with purchase options at drug stores.
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Matl
Nature
Bright
Kilmer
Ub Police
Ozark
Swamp Root
Kilmer & Co Bingamton
Washington Daily Post
Affleck’s
Too Many Canal Cooks and Factionalism Fails Panama Project
The piece rails against a fragmented canal commission not delivering unified control. It argues business leaders and citizens favor centralized leadership to advance the Panama venture. Disclosures about ties to the Panama Railway risk widening public distrust in the commission.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Panama
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