Fragmented Russian Revolution Echoes Across Railways
The ministry reports transport normal on most railways except a delay at a North Western junction due to a convoy from Mohilev of St George cavaliers led by Gen Ivanoff who threatened workers. Troops halted at Vyritza and were sent back. Rumors of the emperor’s son’s death spread as crowds toppled imperial symbols in Petrograd. The monarchy collapses and a republic forms with a new ministry debated among soldiers and workers.
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Cummins Collapses During Speech In New York Campaign
Senator Cummins of Iowa suffered a fainting spell during a Republican rally in New York. He was rushed to a hospital with doctors withholding details about his condition while campaign colleagues expressed concern over his health and impending return home. The incident followed a debate on national issues as the campaign sought to shape public opinion.
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Revolt in Russia Seen as Nationalism Against Foreign Influence
New York March 1 The duma spurred democracy while public opinion remained muted outside the chamber. The revolt is viewed as a purge of foreign influence and graft with Russians united to continue the war and defend Slavs under domination. A plebiscite would likely keep the throne.
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New York
Duma
Dume
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Russian Revolt Seen Nonfatal to Germany by Teuton Editors
Copenhagen reports German press opinion on the Russian revolution signs no imminent peace with Germany. Analysts expect the new regime to pursue the war vigorously, face opposition from old autocracy allies and released exiles, and balance between victory over Germany and seeking an honorable peace.
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Russia
St Petersburg
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Crariam
Frankfurter Zeitung
Aars
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Petrograd
Tobacco Habit Easily Overcome a New Yorker Promotes Cure
A New Yorker Edward J Weeda writes a book claiming snuff and tobacco can be banished quickly with clear health benefits. The ad promises improved sleep, appetite, vigor, memory, and calmness once cravings are conquered, urging readers to request the free booklet.
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