Mutineers Seize Sebastopol Hope, Admirals Send Conflicting Reports
Reports from Sebastopol describe a split command as Admiral Chouknin of the Russian Black Sea fleet sends an optimistic update to St Petersburg while other dispatches claim mutineers have gained support from reservists. Officials discuss concessions, martial law, and potential court martial while battles and removals unfold amid food and supply pressures.
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Chovknin
Russia
St Petersburg
Sebastopol
Baron Meller Wikomelakié
Seventh Wing
Admiralty
Petersburg
Admiralty Point
Cess
Choukain
Hliek
Sooo Vremya
Choukitn
Sabastopol
All
Novocherkassk
Chouknin
Odessa
Kaulbara Ansa
Black Sea
Kniaz Potemkine
Panteleimon
Tay
Marriage and Teeth Notices Across Major Papers
Notices indicate marriages and related teath or telegraphic notices may appear upon request. The item lists newspapers including York Times, Boston Globe, Pittsburgh Dispatch, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Plain Dealer and others where such notices could be published or charged.
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Lierton
York Times
Boston Clobe Sofal Courier
GTO Record Herald
Philadylphia Public Ledger
Burg Dispatch
Rochoster Herald
DLAC
ST Fail
Fioneep Press
Joanea
Laurier Doubts Russia Can Stop Massacres
Ottawa reports Premier Laurier addressing a protest meeting on the Angala massacre of Jews. He urged Canada as a haven for the persecuted, noting 26,000 Jews killed, 100 maimed, and 300,000 homeless. Desola cited famine and urged relief funding.
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Russia
Ottawa
Ontario
Ladi Rer
Iewa
Angala
Canada
Clarence T Desola
Montreal
Zionist Federation
Wifrid Laurier
St Petersburg
Goldfogle Signals Intervention Resolution For Odessa Massacre
At a Grand Central Palace meeting in New York Congressman Henry M Goldfogle hinted he will introduce a congressional resolution urging U S intervention to stop the pogroms against Jews in Russia. A large black draped crowd of Odessa Jewish immigrants and relatives marched through the East Side ghetto.
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Goldfogle
Congress
New York
Masa
Odessa Benevolent Association
Grand Central Palace
Henry M Goldfogie
United States
Russia
Odessa
East Side
Hhose
Conflict at Tiflis as troops seize arms from abroad
In Tiflis Trans-Caucasia on November 27 a quantity of arms arrived by boat at Potl port. In unloading clashes erupted as troops arrived and fired for hours. Fifty four boxes of ammunition and fifty one boxes of foreign rifles were seized and several arrests made.
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Tiflis
Trans-Caucasia
Potl
Relief Fund for Hebrews Urges Thanksgiving Gift
Commissioner Macfarland heard from Elmon Wolfe of the relief committee for Russian sufferers that new official information shows even greater need. He appealed to Washington residents to donate on Thanksgiving Day to the relief fund, with contributions sent to treasurer John Joy Edson. Edson reported several donations from local groups and individuals.
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Macfarland
Elmon Wolfe
Committee On the Relief of
Russia
Aufferere
District of Columbia
John Joy Edson
Edson
Relief Fund
Aston
Brondhelm
Drogrees
Hallas Blondeloe
W. M Bass
Mage Guan
Wreck Toll at Baker Bridge Station Claims Sixteen Dead
Lincoln Massachusetts November 27 After wrecking crews cleared Baker Bridge Station it appears sixteen people died in the rear end collision between the Montreal express and the Marlboro branch local on the Fitchburg division of the Boston and Maine Railroad Twelve were seriously injured and a number more bruised as flames blocked rescue President Lucius Tuttle of the Boston and Maine Railroad declares engineer H W Lyons of the Montreal train responsible for the wreck The night saw extensive identification efforts with several bodies at the morgue and uncertainty surrounding missing passengers Local and railway officials offered varying explanations citing signals obscured by smoke and darkness and a deep cut on the line near the Baker highway bridge for the accident.
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Tuttle
Boston and Maine Railroad
Montreal Express
Lincoln
Mass
Bakera Bridge
Fitchburg
Marborough
Lucius Tuttle
H. W. Lyons
Montreal
James Whatheebe
South Acton
William J Barrig
Maynard
Irving Barris
May Campbell
Donat Gauthier
Marlboro
Annie Hartwell
Littleton
Josephine Carlson
Annie O
Albert Tounson
Bolly
Hannah Desmond
John Desmond
Lyons
Charlestown
Boston and Meine Railroad
Baker Highway Bridge
Flag Station
Lincoln Station
Terrilc
Composer Edward Cnowell Stricken By Prostration
New York Nov 27 reports Edward Cnowell a noted music composer has suffered a deep prostration due to insomnia and overwork since last March. Doctors fear he may never compose again. Gar lands comments reflect the sense of a life once active may be finished unless a miracle changes his condition.
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Hamlin
New York
Edward Cnowell
Garland
Nan Patterson Seeks Quiet Life Far From Spotlight
Nan Patterson, famed stage figure, announced she wishes to quit acting and live quietly with her husband away from public scrutiny. She plans to reach Washington by Christmas and request to be forgotten by the public, despite earlier plans to return to the stage.
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New_York
Mytilene siege and Turkish capitulation claims
A Constantinople dispatch says Turkey accedes to European demands on Macedonia finance. Meanwhile 500 sailors seized Mytilene customs and telegraph offices at 2 pm, with Admiral Ritter von Jadina present, amid tense Dardanelles defenses and naval activity by several powers.
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Vienna
Neve Frete Presse Today
Constantinople
Tewfk Pasha
Baron von Callcs
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Macedonia
London
Daily Mail
Mytilene
Ritter von Jadina
Chekib
Washington
Cheki
Dardanelles
Inglish
Tom Duckworth
Almoat
Thie
Ghazan
Exhibit by Army and Navy at Jamestown 1907
President Tucker Tella reports Britain will send a battle ship squadron and military contingent to Jamestown in 1907. Foreign Secretary Lansdowne and British officials welcomed the exposition effort and pledged support. Tucker will meet Canterbury Archbishop and military leaders to advance plans for a joint church meeting and allied displays.
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London
Great Britain
Jamestown
Sand Harry St George Tucker
Jamestown .Wa
Lansdowne
Admiralty
War Office
Reid
Mortimer Durand
Washington
Lord Lansdowne
Tucker
Archbishop of Canterbury
Churches of
Concern Over Baron Mayor Diplomats Say Illness Delays Return
Washington diplomats express worry over Baron Mayor des Planches Italian ambassador to America. He stopped en route to Rome due to indisposition, delaying his winter leave. Italian Embassy reports no official alarm and notes departure weeks ago for Italy for health respite.
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Washington
Turin
Baron Mayor Des Planches
America
Rome
Aavvassator
Taroneas Des Planches
Italy
Japan Names Candidate for Resident General in Seoul
Tokyo November 1927 reports high post in Seoul may go to M Katsura the present premier. Several names are mentioned for the resident generalship but no decision until Marquis Ito returns. Katsura might be appointed with Ito or Marquis Salonji next in line.
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M. Katsura
Tokyo
Seoul
Ito
Japan
Marquis Ite
Privy Council
Maouis Salonji
Conatit Party
Jonal
Meriwether to Testify in His Own Defense at Court Martial
Annapolis reports a court martial progress on Midshipman Minor Meriwether charged with manslaughter in the death of Midshipman James Branch after a fist fight. Dr L W Glazebrook of Washington advised Meriwether’s counsel. Witnesses described fight details, Branch’s alleged attempts to obtain unjust reports, and Meriwether’s sprained ankle. The court will continue tomorrow with defense witnesses and medical testimony.
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Midshipman
Dr. Glazebrook
Washington
Middy
Branch
Annapolis
Minor Meriwether
James R. Branch
Meriwether
Richard Wainwright
L. W. Glazebrook
Minshipman
W W Bradley
Judge Advocate
Lordshipman Bradley
Girt
Bradley
Leigh Noyes
Noyes
A. W Fitch
W Witch
Fght
Braugh
Decker
Bancroft Hall
Merwether
Ralph Yeager
Merriwether
Hugo W. Carter
L W Glazebrook
Becam
Howard Eames
T P Magruder
Thanksgiving Bay
Frida
Jealous husband blamed in Farm shooting near Grand Haven
On a farm ten miles from Grand Haven Michigan Frank Dabrowski and Mrs John Gosinski were shot and likely to die. Fred Smith is seriously wounded but may recover. John Gosinski, the woman's husband, arrived from Chicago and is suspected after he opened fire on Dabrowski and Mrs Gosinski and later on Smith as a posse searches for him.
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Grand Haven
Mich
Frank Dabrowski
John Gosinski
Fred Smith
Dabrowski
Gosinski
Gozinski
Smith
Threat of Great Strike Over Open-Shop Plan in New York
Sixteen thousand bridge and structural ironworkers may strike after Post and McCord push to employ 300 nonunion workers on three Midtown projects. MF Ryan warns a general strike. nonunion crews moved in under guard at Fourteenth Street sites. 326 union teamsters quit. no disorder reported as talks loom for tomorrow’s conference and possible settlement.
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New York
Bridge and Structural Ironworkers and Housesmiths' Union
Post & McCord
New York City
MF Ryan
International Bridge and Structural Ironworkers and Housesmiths' Union
Fourteenth Street
Ninth
Tenth Avenues
Teamsters
Teamsters Union
Trad
Lovers’ Association
Boise
Health Office Deaths Record From 1906 Report
Health Office records list a long sequence of deceased individuals with ages and last known addresses across Washington area hospitals and homes. Names include Katherine Burgess, William Brown, Nelson Berry, Thomas Campbell, Edward Casey, Mary Green, Caroline Epps, and many others, with ages ranging from infancy to 69, and institutions such as Freedmen's Hospital, Columbia Hospital, Providence Hospital, and U.S. government asylums represented. The report reflects a compilation up to November 2 1906, noting ages, wards, and locations like 12th Street se, 9th nw, and other city districts.
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Gatharine L. Burgess
Willi RM Brown ii
Willian Battle
Eoergeney Hospital
Nelson Berry
Freedmen's Hospital
Thomas C Campbell
Jameo Colling
EM J Duvell
Casualty Hospitel
Caroline Epps
Annis R Foleye
Osco Fortner
Geo Wash
Unty Hospital
Mary N
Mary Hughee
1808
Valley
Frank Horsham
Daria Johnson
Charles Johnson
Ann McCatna
Michael Nolan
Asy Hospital
Andrew J Owens
Daniel Krice
Conrad Steiner
Jane Shears
Mary F Smith
Providence Hospital
Mary Summerdates
Robert Abercrombie
A & Sol
Brightwood Sve & Yeurs
Helen L Morgan
Mary Howard
James
Johnson Jr
Anna Bradley
Green
Licensed to Marry and Extradition Debates Highlight File
The list shows numerous marriage licenses including Edward McAllard of Baltimore and Mary Eaza of New York City among many couples in various states. In London, Magistrate Fenwick rejected France’s extradition request for Joseph T McCaddon due to insufficient evidence on bankruptcy law violations. An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve for pimples ulcers and sores promising healing without scars.
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England
McCaddon
London
Fenwick
Joseph T McCaddon
France
Swamp Root Free Sample Offer From The Washington Daily Post
Weak kidneys cause sickness and risk fatal outcomes. Start Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root the kidney liver and bladder remedy to help kidneys and other organs. A trial will convince any one.
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The
Washington Daily Post
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Quick Cure
An advertisement extols Swamp Root as a fast acting kidney and bladder remedy. It claims dramatic improvement after short use, includes a testimonial from a user previously in the army, and offers free samples via mail from Dr Kilmer & Co. The ad urges readers to request a sample bottle and a testimonial book.
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SC Richardson
Kilmer & Co Binghamton
Washington Daily Post
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Osie
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Otchakoff
Tria Syiathidia
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Americai
Sebiatonel
Wiltard
Ko Street
Mayo
Mire Elem Ko Wilard
Wilt Bradley Willard
FEXSF
Vonday Moteinter
Gat
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Peimnc
Edith
Ben
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Brofese
St Jerome's Church
James C
Robert Orray
Wealey
Tim Mary T
Charles Woosh
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Eclock
St Pauls Rock Creek
Chirch
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W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Pune
William Lee
Ard Finaluer
Commodiom Chopel
Morera Crereatorium
Pennsferria
F. Harvey
John R. Wright CO
Furrral Directora
Biobelevere
Nephone
George P. Zarhorst
Hay Capitol A Vm
Laurier
Bristol
Opera
Nm Brother
Relief Fund For Hebrews
Amelia
Hamburg
Plymouth
Kronprins Wilhelm
Cherbourg
Kronprina Wilhelm
Bremen
Dover
Zeeland
Antwerp
Ballet Patrick
Kroonland
Stout & Ce Tailors
Edward McDowell
Nan Patterson
Porte
Chelah Bey
Army and Navy
Tucker Tella
Edward T. Sinn
Schley
Frederick
Washington Post
Edward T Sinn
Winfield Scott Bchley
North Sixteenth Street
East Orange
Cpton Exchange
Janesville
Wis
Arthur W . Campbell
Northwestern Universsity
Chicago
Health Office Record
Edward McAllard
Baltimore
Mary E. ‘Aza
William E. Tip
Mabel L Mohler
George BH McGinty
Marian D. Sawtelle
Walter W Dockréll
Teresa M Mooney Albert
Hands
Nellie G McLaughlin
George O Boy
Bethlehem
Pauline J Frantz
Wiliam C Maske
Janie T. Teake
Prince Georg
Albert J Gore
Nellie Lyman Lamar
Edward G Kennedy
Sioux Falls
Dak
Louiss D Dupean
James H Graves
Moille B. Barber
Ott
Richmond
Van
William H. Shee
S. Mabel Waugh
Carl Dieth
Brances
McCathran
Clarence
Lindsay
Mota &. Allachy
Lavin Lewin
Bertha
Chinn
Chinn, of Hystiswife William Fri Pe, and Blanche B. Stott, Frederick Ricks
Montgomery County
Laws
Dennis Edward Branford
Emme Brown
John A. Lanna
Alexandria
Bosnia
T. Sullivan
Willie Belley
Carria Tubman
James Brown
Ratellene Simms Hayden
Mary B. Thomas
Harrison Brown
Beste Gasaway
Stephen Jones
Carrie Jotson
California
Ann
Sher
Muscetel
Ant
Itis
Kalon
Cottage St
Kilmer
Binghamton
Henry F
Henry F. Miller
John F. Ellis & CO
Pennsylvania Avenue
Burchell
W. Burchell
F St
HUB Furniture CO
Washington Gas
Georges
Georges & Son
Pa Ave
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