Cabinet Created By Imperial Decree In Russia Excluded From Full Authority
The Imperial decree creates cabinet ministers under a constitutional framework but leaves key questions undefined. The premier appears to hold final say against ministers reports to the Emperor, while foreign affairs and military matters remain outside cabinet competency. Protests persist as unrest and student socialist influence grow. Trepov appeals to the people as strikes and demonstrations continue in St Petersburg.
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Amnesties and leadership shake Russian prisons
The youth leader acts as tutor to elder pupils aiming for polytechnic institutes. Amnesty 18 is expected tonight, likely freeing about 15,000 prisoners in European Russia plus others in Siberia. General Kielgels, governor general of Kiev, is removed. Gen Boukhomirnoff becomes governor general.
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Rioters Rampage as Martial Law Quells Odessa Violence
A Odessa dispatch reports martial law with garrison control, curfew after 9 pm, and heavy armed patrols. Reports describe hundreds killed or wounded, brutal massacres of Jews, and widespread mob violence across Kishener and Warsaw as Socialists call for revolution. Continuous firing, barricades, and a climate of fear persist as troops restore order amid mass protests.
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McClellan Leads as Hearst Voters Turn Quiet
New York Nov 2 The campaign mood shifts toward McClellan with betting odds 2 1 2 to 1 against Hearst. Roosevelt's silence and court rulings reshape support. Jerome's funds rise as schools open in Manhattan and the Bronx to teach voting, while Hearst fights for cross endorsements and financial backing to break conduit monopolies in a high stakes battle.
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Demurrer Filed in Lawson Mining Suit for 3.75 Million
Boston November 2 A demurrer in the suit for damages for 3 750 000 brought against Thomas W Lawson by Lewis H Rehn for the alleged failure to keep a contract to buy mining claims in the vicinity of Unique Mex was filed by Mr Lawson in the Supreme Court today. The demurrer denies any legal obligation on the part of Mr Lawson.
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Lewis H Rehn
Lawson
Supreme Court
Manila sewer and water system expansion plans
Manila will gain fifty two miles of sewers and just over ten miles of water mains as insular authorities push improvements. A water dam near Montalba will supply a crossing, with a forty two inch mains diameter. A 6500 foot sewer outfall below Manila riverbank and a double conduit across the Pasig River are included in the plan.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Rate Disputes to Be Referred to Joint Committee
A Columbus report says Ohio Shippers Association and railroads agreed to route rate discrimination complaints to a three member joint committee representing shippers and railroads. The plan, modeled on a car movement arbitration panel, aims to curb friction and settle disputes without individual lawsuits. Details are pending but the move is seen as a significant step forward for both sides.
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Taft
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Havana Group Discusses New Cuba US Trade Treaty Plan
The Cuba six seven commercial industrial and agricultural associations met to discuss a plan for a general treaty of commerce and navigation with the United States. No definite report was produced. Subcommittees were formed to study the involved subjects. Louis Galben, a leading importer and president of the Havana Chamber of Commerce, resigned as president of the joint movement citing health, with a committee appointed to urge reconsideration.
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Judge rules against unions in Toledo injunction case
Judge Morris of the Common Pleas Court overruled motions by the Central Labor Union and the Typographical Union to dissolve or modify an injunction restraining picketing at job offices amid printers on strike. He found a conspiracy among union members to boycott and coerce employers, with the court ruling against the unions in every aspect.
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Government, p for monarchy vote in Norwegian referendum
In Christiania on November 2 the government issued a proclamation urging voters to back a monarchical system modeled on British and Italian constitutions. It argues foreign policy gains from monarchy, while radicals and socialists urged a republic. A third Liberal signatory urged support for the government proposition.
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Powers Remain Undecided on Naval Demonstration
Paris November 2 The indications are that Turkey may face a joint naval demonstration as powers press for Macedonia reform. The Sultan initially accepted reforms but now reconsidered believing powers cannot agree on a naval show. Russia and Austria are expected to lead with broad support. final decision is pending.
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Outgrowth of Civil Service Probe In Goshen Court
Investigation into judge Francis E Baker reveals alleged 1902 civil service violations by Goshen post office clerks urged to contribute to the Republican campaign fund. Case hinges on statute of limitations. White House expected to issue a statement.
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Rhode Island Battleship Sets Speed Record On Trial Run
The Rhode Island, built by Fore River, hit one mile at 19 knots with 12 revolutions per minute during standardized trials off Owls Head. A second mile ran at 19.27 knots, average for twelve runs 18.53 knots, meeting contract speed goals. Endurance test planned tomorrow back to Boston.
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Virginia Battleship Nears Completion At Newport News
The Virginia, a battleship under construction at Newport News, is nearing completion with preliminary trials slated for November 2. Displacing about 1490 tons, it matches Rhode Island in design for 19 knot speed, and will carry 40 officers and 1,? enlisted men.
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Devlin Foretold Death After Wife’s Kiss
Chicago, 2 Charles J Devlin, coal operator and banker who failed for 5.6 million in Topeka, died Tuesday night in Chicago. He had previously told his wife at Saint Elizabeths Hospital that this was the last time, then kissed her and suffered a fatal stroke shortly afterward.
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Noted churchmen present at Johnson consecration
In Newtown on November 2, 116 clergymen attended the consecration of Rev Frederick Foote Johnson as assistant to Dr William Hobart Haire, missionary bishop of South Dakota, at Trinity Church. Bishop Dr. Tuttle of St Louis presided and led dignitaries in the full Episcopal ritual.
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Protest by Atchison College Faculty Over Smith Promotion
St Benedicts College faculty at Atchison drafts resolutions to send to President Roosevelt protesting the promotion of James F Smith to governor general of the Philippines and seeking his removal from the Philippines Commission. They object that his influence harms the Catholic Church.
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James F Smith
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Drought to California Threatens Agricultural Interests
San Francisco reports October weather bureau finds an extraordinary dry season across California. Agricultural interests in parts of the state face serious threat from drought as the last rainfall occurred in May, nearly six months ago. Also mentions lumber for sale at Libbey & Co on 6th Street and New York Avenue.
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