Nicholas Signs Rescript Granting People a Voice in Lawmaking
Tsarskoe Selo ritual ends with Emperor Nicholas declaring a new form of consultation while preserving autocracy. Aimed at easing unrest, the decree allows elected representatives to advise on laws, but rejects a national assembly or constitutional change. Workers threaten strikes as Cossacks guard streets.
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St. Petersburg
Alexandra Palace
Tsarskoe-Selo
Nicholas
Russia
Minster of
Interior
Zemstovo
General Representative Assembly
States General of
France
National Assembly
Turbulent St Petersburg shifts to new assembly amid war talk
March 3 dispatches from St Petersburg describe a day of shock and shifting policy as a manifesto promises a legislative assembly while workers fear a crackdown. Troops flood streets and rumors spread of peace, with celebrations planned for serf emancipation as a new era opens. Venezuelan mission ends as Velutini is recalled, leaving Ca racas puzzled.
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Times
Washington Post
St Petersburg
Zas
Legislative Assembly
Russia
St. Petersburg
British and Russian War Losses and Claims Reported
Reports indicate Japanese forces entered Mukden after heavy fighting near the meontale passes. Unofficial Russian losses were about 7,000. Gen Kennenkampf praised for actions. In London, British claims from the North Sea incident total 325000 dollars, to be paid soon without objection.
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Mukden
Kennenkampf
Meontale
Russia
London
North Sea
Czar Appeals to Rally Russians in Defense of Autocracy
The Czar appeals for unity to defend the throne against internal enemies, urging government officials to uphold law and order and urging all classes to cooperate in restoring stability. He venerates the Orthodox Church and the imperial lineage, urging patience, spiritual guidance, and a renewed focus on state prosperity and autocratic strength.
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St. Petersburg
Fatherland
Sergius
Empire
Kremlin
Orthodox Church
Russia
After the Drug Trust
Chicago reports the hearing before Special U S Commissioner Marshall B Sampsell proves a gigantic drug trade cartel controlling about 400 million in business annually and 40 million in consumer costs. The evidence is said to be strong enough for possible government prosecution by Attorney General Moody. A Philadelphia retailer sues for 100000 under the Sherman act.
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Chicago
United States
Marshall B. Sampsell
Sampsell
Moody
Philadelphia
Patterson Sister III Denied Passage to Washington
New York March 3. Nan Petterson’s father sought permission for custody to take his daughter to Washington to see her sister May Queen Mibourn said to be dying. District Attorney Jerome denied the request saying no legal path allows such a proceeding and that Miss Patterson will likely stand trial again early next month.
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Washington
New York
Nan Petterson
May Queen Mibourn
Jerome
Miss Patterson
Irish Against Italians Riot in New York Over Snow Shoveling Jobs
A riot in New York on March 3 broke out during ticket distribution for street snow shoveling work. About five hundred men formed a line when around one hundred Italians attempted to break it. Irish-led defenders fought with picks and shovels against knives and pistols used by the Italians, lasting about half an hour until police intervened.
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New York
First Street
Peruna Praised By Topeka Household
Mrs. Btla Hovaker of 426 Jefferson Street Topeka Kansas member of First M Church writes Peruna has been a great blessing to our household. Her daughter Sylvia was cured of a bad case of catarrh of the throat. The catarrh in the head was so bad she could scarcely breathe and Peruna cured me and now my husband is using it for catarrhal kidney troubles and growing better every day. We are pleased to praise Peruna for its splendid merits.
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Btla Hovaker
Jefferson Street
Topeka
Kans
First
M. Church
Peruna
Sylvia
Perun
Sam A. Lehman
Payne
Ohio
Doceoea
Peruna Promises Home Shield Against Catarrh
An advertisement portrays Peruna as essential household protection against catarrh, claiming nationwide immunity and urging constant use. It cites family testimonials from across the country and links the remedy to economy and foresight.
Stanford Case Unsolved In Poisoning Mystery
San Francisco reports little progress as detectives probe the Mrs. Stanford poisoning in Honolulu. Autopsy pending, no proven cause of death, and no arrests made. A mineral water analysis cites 0.8 grain strychnine per glass, while officials disclaim proof against suspects.
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San Francisco
Stanford
Capt
Callandan
Ah Wing
Mountford Wilson
Honolulu
Bertha Berner
Jane Stanford
Associated Press
Wesleyan Delegation At Fairbanks Reception
A telegram from Ohio Wesleyan University to Mr W V Cox says a Wesleyan faculty and alumni delegation will attend a reception hosted by Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks on Monday at 10:30 a m. The meeting point is the F street entrance of the New Willard at 10 a m. Also noted are remarks on Fairbanks and connections to Wesleyan alumni and trustees represented by D S Gray Z L White and Rev A J Lyons.
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Wesleyan University
Fairbanks
Ohio Wesleyan University
W. V. Cox
Clara Nelson
Mrs Chadwick abandons request for venue change in Cleveland trial
Cleveland March 3 Mrs Chadwick after conferring with attorneys abandons plans to seek a venue change in her trial. Irl Reynolds former Wade Park Bank secretary who held securities valued at 35000000 has been subpoenaed as a government witness. Also three alleged murderers and two thieves escaped in Madisonville jail delivery by an outside party. Senate sustains Toole veto of expanding Montana Supreme Court to five justices. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised claims to build nerve and digestion.
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Chadwick
Cleveland
Ohio
Irl Reynolds
Wade Park Bank
Madisonville
Senate
Toole
Helena
Mont
Supreme Court
Entire Family Cured by Taking Peruna
A Cincinnati man and a Payne Ohio resident report Peruna cured throat trouble, female ailments, and children's illnesses. The Davidson family of five praises its strength restoration after throat and female health issues. A second note claims catarrh and prolonged illness improved after taking Peruna, with others advised to try it.
Peruna credited for eight years of saving doctor bills
Mrs. Mattie King of San Francisco writes that Peruna cured her bladder inflammation and kept her family healthy for eight years, noting it eases cramps in her daughter and prevents sickness at home. Mrs. Sue Tyndall of Kansas City confirms Peruna as an excellent household remedy after fifteen years of use.
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Mattie King
Polk Street
San Francisco
Cal
Native Daughters of California
Sue Tyndall
East Sixth Street
Kansas City
National Annuity Association
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Deadlock in Missouri Senate Candidate Ballot
In Jefferson City on March 3 the thirty-seventh joint-session ballot for U.S. Senator showed two more Republican deserters from Niedringhaus as Cockrell led with 70 votes to 58 for Niedringhaus, 16 for Kerens, and smaller tallies. House refused Senate adjournment. next Saturday vote likely. In Dover Delaware a ballot for U.S. Senator produced Addicks 13, Saulsbury 10, Ball 9, Democrat 6, Curry 4, with 22 needed to win.
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Jefferson City
United States
Republican Caucus
Thomas KK. Niedringhaus
Niedringhaus
Cockrell
Kerens
McKinley
Whybark
McIndoe
House
Senate
Dover
Del
Addicks
Saulsbury
Ball
Democrat
Curry
National Woman's Republican Association Hosts Open House
The National Women’s Republican Association held a reception last evening in the Partner’s rooms. Attendees included legation representatives, army and navy officers, and prominent public officials from across the country. In the receiving line were Mrs. J Ellen Foster, Mrs. Mary S. Lockwood, Miss Elizabeth F. Pierce, Mrs. George F. Lowel, Mrs. John Morrow Adams, Miss Mildred Reid, Miss Mary Yost Wood, and Miss Helen Varick Boswell. The punch bowl was presided over by Misses Hunter and Warmack. Guests serving the buffet supper included Mrs. Franklin Brooks, Mrs. Harvey Murray, the Misses Heisman, Miss Alice N. Bowdle, Miss Hanson, Mrs. Ferguson, and Mrs. Fremont.
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National Republican Association
National Women's Republican Association
Army
Navy
J. Ellen Foster
Mary S. Lockwood
Elizabeth F. Pierce
George F
Found No Medicine as Valuable as Peruna
Mrs J H Walker of Blue Mound Kansas writes that after eight years of marriage and two children Peruna is the most valuable household remedy she has found. Her husband used it seven years ago for a cold and catarrhal trouble and she now uses it yearly as a tonic and for her children. She endorses Peruna as an internal remedy that searches the body and eradicates catarrh permanently.
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J. H. Walker
Blue Mound
Kans
United Presbyterian Church
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