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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1906

Page

6

Black Hand for Gzar Judge Protects the Police

Dramatic courtroom scene as workingmen's delegates in St Petersburg face an armed revolution trial. Defense appeals to admit M Lepucsin report showing police incitements against workers and Jews. Accused withdraw as court proceeds without defense or witnesses amid heavy guard, spectators cheer families, prisoners urge perseverance.

M. Lepucsin M Lopucstn Stolypin Count Witte Rudiger Yurmert Council of Workmen Krust der Bronstein Theisupor Russia M Grusenberg Oefense Krustaloff Coldlera Ests Dayongte Lopucsin

Russian Rebels Active in 1917 Labor Strikes

Special Cable dispatch reports the first anniversary of the general strike and October manifesto in Russia. It notes isolated strikers, limited paralysis of rail, telegraph, and postal services, and says revolutionaries claim greater numbers but concede victory conditions are not yet present. Government forces are better prepared than a year ago. Premier Stolypin’s era is cited in context of Russia’s future governance.

Washington Post St Petersburg Stolypin Russia

Kaiser Going to Rome and Wagner Bust Visit

In Rome, Oct 27, diplomatic circles say Emperor William II plans a visit to Italy, likely for the Wagner bust dedication in Venice. The German foreign secretary’s Rome trip is seen as an effort to bolster Triple Alliance ties and personal links with King Victor Emmanuel, weakened since the emperor’s prior Rome visit and the Algeciras conference.

Rome William Ws Italy Wagner Venice Herr von Tschirsky Victor Emmanuel Algeciras

Picquart Doubts Army Reform Amid War Ministry Shakeup

Picquart the minister of war speaks tough about conspiracies and orders soldiers back to regular duties in the ministry. President Fallieres tells M Viviani no doctrine or reform will block democracy as cabinet formation proceeds and labor ministry is created to meet economic needs.

Picquart Ministry of War War Ministry Fallferes M. Viviani Labor France

Horoscope of the Nations and the Coming European Change

Professor Theodore Schiemann predicts far reaching world shifts by the time William IV ascends the throne. He foresays Asia Africa rise in power, pan Asiatic movements, and a babel- like shift in North America with Germans Italians Slavs and Jews. He also foresees canal driven Pacific balance disruption and Balkan revolutions reshaping Europe.

Waehington Post Berlin Theodore Schiemann William IV Asia Africa Great Britain France Russia Banerji Bengal Japan Persia Afghanistan China North Africa Mediterranean Timbuctoo Prof Schiemann Europe Balkan Peninsula Austro-Hungary Europa

Police raid targets armed negroes and craps players in Alexandria

Police visited several saloons in Alexandria last night to disarm armed men and curb gambling. Elis West was the only armed man arrested, with a hearing set for tomorrow. Six men were arrested on gambling charges after a craps game at Ernest Crump’s saloon. Revival and church events are listed, along with a note on Confederate Veterans memorial activities and an accident injuring William Staples of the Southern Railway.

Washington Post Bureau Hing Street Alexandria Wiliam Staples Southern Railway Alexandria Hospital Staples Brooke Station

Cheers by the Kaiser at Berlin lecture on Roosevelt

Emperor William led three cheers for Theodore Roosevelt as Prof John W Burgess opened the Theodore Roosevelt professorship at the University of Berlin. The event drew the Emperor, Empress, Towers, Studt, about fifty professors, and 400 students and Americans reveled in the salute to Roosevelt.

Berlin William Theodore Roosevelt Teusser University of Berin John W Burgess Columbia University New York University of Berlin Prince August Whhelm United States Tower Studt Fraf. Burgess Opevel Burgess Roosevelt America Northwestern Territories Union Northwest Territories Free States Republic Mary and Missouri Kentucky Kaiser Lenda Berlin University Germany Kailan Leize Ministry of Education Nicholas Butler Butler

North Carolina mill owners accused in immigration probe

Bureau of Immigration reports allege North Carolina mill owners violated contract labor laws by importing twenty two English workers with false promises of high wages. Agents allegedly paid passages, created fake stories and forged ages to lure workers, who faced low pay and poor living conditions despite assurances of employment.

Bureau of Immigration North Carolina Bureau Emelend England United States Alao Department of Commerce and Labor

Humphreys Seventy Seven Cure For Colds And Grip

An ad style description explains Humphreys Seventy Seven Cure for grip and colds. It outlines how to avoid catching a cold, detect early symptoms, and break up stubborn colds while offering tips to stay well. It mentions Dr. Humphreys and a call to action for inquiries.

Humphreys

Official Paper Counterfeit Ed in Santo Domingo

Authorities in Santo Domingo report a plot to counterfeit government revenue stamps. The War Department notes many stamps were forged, totaling about 150 dollars, prompting an order by Senor Velazquez to halt use of sealed papers until restamped.

Santo Domingo War Department Velazquez

Georgetown Law Class Honors 1909 Graduates Smoker

Thomas J. O'Brien of Washington dies at George-town University Hospital after injuries from a Monday night horse incident. Funeral for Mrs James L. Magruder at 1124 New Hampshire Avenue Monday morning. Georgetown law class of 1909 held a smoker with 150 students, speeches, and a toast to the 1909 law class.

Thomas J. O’brien Washington Georgetown Fauscher Iow Oy Jessa James

Croxall Appointed Disbursing Clerk for Navy

Morton L. Croxall, longtime disbursing clerk, is named by Secretary Bonaparte to fill the vacancy after the death of Francis H. Stickney. The appointment carries a salary of 2250 dollars and requires a 10000 dollar bond. Croxall, born in Maryland, is about 55 and previously served as acting disbursing chief during Stickney’s illness.

Navy Department Morton L. Grozail Bonaparta Toll Francis H. Stickney Stickney Croxall Maryland India

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