Quiet Moscow Strikers Rally as Cossacks Patrol Streets
Moscow reports a calmer day as bakers printers and car men continue a strike joined by theatrical mechanics. Crowds waved red flags in two large gatherings, but stayed orderly. Tverskoi Boulevard remained closed with troops. About 100 wounded from prior clashes, one policeman dead, 200 Philipoff bakery strikers arrested and beaten, bread prices rising, rail workers looming to join.
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Moscow
Philipom
Tverskoi
Police
Goven Durnove
Philipoff
Pollice
Philipoff Bakry
Bomb Plot In Titlis Sparks Army Barrage
In St Petersburg on October 9 bombs were hurled at troops near three Titlis barracks in a synchronized strike. Soldiers fired on advancing crowds, killing one Cos sack and one bomber. Twenty people were wounded in the incident, which authorities describe as the result of a planned conspiracy.
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St Petersburg
Titlis
Miss Roosevelt Welcomed in Tokyo at Nikko Visit
Miss Alice Roosevelt received a warm reception in Nikko as prominent families lined the station. She meshed greet ings at key stations along the journey. At Utsunamiya the governor and Ladies' Patriotic League delegates offered flowers. Count Inouye will host a garden party October 10 for Mr St H Harriman with leading society figures and business men invited.
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Alice Roosevelt
Nikko
Utsunamiya
Ladies’ Patriotic League
Count Inouye
St. H. Harriman
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Peace Conference Plans Define Questions for Hague Congress
Berlin reports Germany will attend the second Hague peace conference only if topics are pre arranged by powers to avoid open questions. Disarmament likely off the agenda. Britain’s neutrality practices also eyed. Acceptance could delay but streamline the gathering.
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Germany
Berlin
Foreign Office
Russia
the Hague
Great Britain
Sweden Seeks Britain and France to Guard Scandinavia
Count Wachtmeister, Sweden’s foreign minister, warns the 1855 treaty with Great Britain and France remains vital to deter Russia. He notes Britain and France may renew support as Sweden and Norway face renewed pressure, with Norway’s coast protected by the accord. The Temps highlights a broader pattern mirroring the Anglo-Japanese pact in the Far East.
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Great Britain
Scandinavia
Paris
Count Wachtmeister
Sweden
Stockholm
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Norway
Russia
Wachtmeister
Far East
Peace on instant effect upon ratifications in Japan and Russia
Washington to be cabled the moment Emperor and Czar sign and act of other is approved. Treaty of peace will become effective upon final approval without waiting for formal exchange in Washington. Ratifications will be exchanged later by protocol in Washington once signed treaties reach there. Precedent cited in telegraphic exchange of ratifications.
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Russia
Japan
State Department
St. Petersburg
United States
China
Human Ear in Letter Threat Persists Ransom Demand
British consulate at Monastir received a package with a human ear and a letter claiming it was cut from Englishman Wills, once hired by the Turkish tobacco revenue department. Wills was seized by brigands months ago and the note threatens murder unless a $5,000 ransom is paid by October 14.
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Saloniki
Turkey
Monastir
Wills
Turkish Tobacco Revenue Department
Stop Export of Timber Sparks BC Policy Move
Vancouver BC October 9 authorities seized six large booms of timber sold to US mills and bound for export. Government vows no provincial timber shall go to the United States and that Americans must manufacture here if they use BC timber. Cedar is scarce in Puget Sound and only clear cedar is taken for shingles. Large-scale smuggling, now halted by the government, is exposed.
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British Columbia
Vancouver
B. C
United States
Puget Sound
Yom Kippur Observed in City Synagogues
Yom Kippur services were conducted in city Hebrew synagogues with sermons by Rabbi Simon at the Eighth Street Temple of the Washington Hebrew Congregation and by Rabbi Stern on the gate of heaven theme. Adath Israel and Ahove Sholem hosted solemn observances, while homes after sunset became centers of feasting and gift exchange.
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Washington
Simon
Stern
Julius Loeb
Adath Israel
G Streeta
R. Graffman
Ahove Sholem
Odd Fellows
Seventh Street
Earthquake Shock Felt in Calabrian Town at Night
A strong quake struck Monteleone in Calabria at about 10 pm, causing panic among residents still coping with earlier disaster. The report notes ongoing terror and privation in the area as the aftereffects linger. The piece includes unrelated dialogue from a Cleveland Plain Dealer feature about a personal matter and a gossip snippet.
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Italy
Monteleone
Calabria
Ialy
Refuse to Pay Graft Resorts Held Up for Big Sum
Tenderlain sources claim hotels in West Forty-seventh street precinct paid about 96 000 dollars monthly in graft to police via a tariff of 200 dollars per month for 360 places. Busby, not a police member, collected the funds. Raids followed as authorities target alleged rackets and police shake up ensues with Capt. Gallagher reassigned to Brooklyn.
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Washington Post
New York
Gallagher
West Forty-seventh Street
Capt. Gallagher
McAdoo
Busby
Tenderloin
McCurdy
Cambridge Court Hotel
Robert Dunlop
Dunlop Hotel
Dunlop
Hotel Gerard
Hotel Hamilton
Baker
Dooley
Coney Island
Bernard Gallagher
Forty-seventh Street
Brooklyn
Santo Domingo Smuggling Report By Insular Bureau Agent
Insular Bureau agent 4 F Worley reports partial findings on smuggling along the Santo Domingo-Hattan border. He estimates annual losses to the Dominican government at 450000 to 400000 dollars, with goods landed at Halt and moved by coasting vessels then mule trained across the border. Custom-houses will grow inland to curb the traffic and protect revenues amid a Santo Domingo tariff around 78 percent ad valorem. Worley also noted savage reports in interior Haiti, including cannibalistic feasts, which he found authentic.
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Insular Bureau
Santo Domingo
Hattan
War Department
Monte Cristi
Worley
Haiti
Gould Wins Vivid Fight for Wabash Control in Toledo
George J Gould arrives in Toledo for the annual Wabash Railroad meeting as Joseph Ramsey Jr. fights to block his rivals. A large Gould faction, including Winslow S. Pierce and Edgar T. Welles, expects a decisive vote to remove Ramsey from the board, while Ramsey faces a strong effort to defend his leadership amid a court decision on voting rights. The stockholders meeting begins at 10 am with a vote that could reshape the Wabash directors and likely follow with a New York board decision in coming weeks.
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Toledo
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Gould Party
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Smith & Beckwith
New York
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Louis
Doyle
Wabash Road
Rameey
Kinkade
Court For Relief
Wang
Cata
Brown
Kanawha
Ciincinnati
Witness testifies to offer to sell evidence in asphalt case
Hearing in New York over the 311 million Venezuela suit against New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company resumes. Witnesses discuss buying affidavits and letters about Minister Bowen and Bermudez roles, with officials backing revolution charges and plans for further testimony. Captain Richard Wright arrives to monitor proceedings as settlement potential grows pending commissioners’ report.
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Venezuela
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Nicoll, Amable & Lindsay
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Rufus B. Cowing, Jr
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Perry
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Miller
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Kuhn
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Caracas
Asphalt Company
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Calhoun's Mission Ends in Venezuela Return to Washington
Judge W J Calhoun of Chicago who had been in Venezuela for weeks examining conditions affecting American interests returned to Washington last night. He declined to discuss the mission or hint at the Roosevelt administration report expected within days. Calhoun will meet with President Roosevelt and Secretary Root today.
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Chicago
Venezuela
Washington
South American Republic
Roosevelt
Judge Calhoun
Root
NEW ELECTRIC RAILWAY PROPOSED IN DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
A. H. Semms and associates seek a congressional charter for a new electric railroad in the District of Columbia. The route would run from the District line near Bladensburg road along Bladensburg, Fifteenth street northeast, Kentucky avenue southeast, to the Pennsylvania Avenue bridge and Minnesota avenue, then to Harrison avenue and the Alexandria branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The line would parallel the B&O tracks to Stevens avenue, cross the railroad, follow the track line toward a street north to Glebro, Potomac, terminating at Vine and Grove.
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Congress
District of Columbia
Bladensburg
Fifteenth Street
Purse Belonging to Ex President Ramsey Found in Goshen
A purse belonging to Joseph Ramsey of the Wabash railway system containing cash and negotiable notes totaling 5500 was found in Goshen Indiana when a west bound Lake Shore train arrived. The purse was recovered by a Pullman porter after Ramsey misplaced it in his Toledo stateroom. Ramsey wired officials to intercept the train. the porter located the purse and it was sent back to Toledo.
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