Open Revolt at Moscow RUSSIAN SITUATION GRAVE unrest spreads empire
Russian empire faces spreading strikes and uprisings with Moscow and St. Petersburg in a near siege state. Witte battles with the emperor over a ministerial cabinet and constitutional liberties while revolts intensify in Warsaw Odessa Reval and Asiatic Russia. Militants flood universities and public spaces as troops patrol streets and foreign residents seek protection.
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Paumer
Moscow
Russian Empire
St. Petersburg
Warsaw
Odessa
Gohel
Mwharkoff
Askabad
Irkutsk
Russia
Reval
Sebastopol
Andrews Accused Suit Begun by Receiver
Pittsburg reports a civil suit by Enterprise National Bank receiver John Cunningham against W. H. Andrews, New Mexico territorial delegate, for fraudulently conspiring with bank officials to obtain funds. A $300,000 cash shortage in cashier Clark’s accounts is cited, with loans without security and other improper dealings alleged as grounds for prosecutions.
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Allegheny Institution
W. H. Andrews
New Mexico
Clark
Pittsburg
Enterprise National Bank
Allegheny City
National Bank
John B. Cunningham
Enterprise Bank
F. R. Nicholls
T. Les Clark
Interprise National Bank
Edward P. Moxey
John ZB. Cunningham
Jt 19
United States
Dunkle
Examiner Moxey
Examiner
Cunningham
Moxey
Andrews
F. R. Nichols
Nicholls
Francia J
Bentley
F. Rr.nicholls
Hearst Exults as Conservatives Rally in New York Power Struggle
A Washington Post correspondent reports a chaotic political scene in New York as Hearst campaigns surge while McClellan faces a tough contest with Tammany Hall. Jerome’s re election appears likely in New York County, and analysts debate whether Tammany’s grip has weakened. The piece notes Hearst’s broad coalition, union support, and the uncertain impact of Brooklyn’s McCarren wing.
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Rom
Sta
Washington Post
New York
Hearst
Tammany
Murphy
McClellan
Jerome
New York County
Manhattan
Bronx
Hearst Nolee
Small &Sona
Marists
Wath
Washington
Waldorf Astoria
Broadway
Taft Sails Toward Isthmus With Taft and Officials Aboard Columbia
Secretary Taft and other officials left Washington aboard the cruiser Columbia after transferring from Old Point Comfort. The ship headed down the coast toward Colon to reach the Isthmus of Panama where Taft will spend a week to ten days before returning to Washington. President Roosevelt is aboard the armored cruiser West Virginia heading home. The voyage began from the Capes of Virginia early this morning.
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Norfolk, Ve
Act
Columbia
Capes of
Virginia
Hennant
Panama
Taft
Old Point Comfort
West Virginia
Roosevelt
Colon
Isthmus
Washington
Police Chief Escorted Car Attacked by Bomb in Gomel
October 28 Gomel Russia reports a bomb attack on the police chief during a drive on the main street. His carriage wrecked and two escort members suffered serious injuries. A separate ad mentions fall and winter woolen wear from Snyder Co and money lending on real estate by Rawlings.
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Gomel
Russia
B. Bi. Snyder & Co
Cage
Vault siege ends as Leduc surrenders after bank killings
Chenoa, NL October 28 William Leduc heavily armed shot Mayor Charlies Mickel and cashier Hugh Jones in the Bank of Chenoa. He dragged Jones into a vault, exchanged gunfire with officers and a crowd, and with ammonia and chloroform failing to stop him he finally surrendered to the sheriff. High voltage wires were planned to be used if he held out longer. Two bystanders were wounded. Jones’s fate confirmed. Local officials and townspeople described Leduc as insane and longtime bank client.
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Chenoa
William Leduc
Charlies Mickel
Bank of Chenoa
Hugh Jones
Jones
Leduc
Nickel
Mickel
Edwards
Tem
Nichols
Aoe
Negotiations Reported as Venezuela and France Reach Agreement
A Caracas telegram says talks between Venezuela and France have concluded. La Guaira reports President Castro accepted a verbal proposition via Mataran for a temporary opening of French Cable Company offices, though M. Taigny denies authorizing it and says he could be expelled from the French Legation premises. In Greensboro, the Old Nick Distilling case enters its fifth day as the Federal court reviews shipment records and freight ledgers before Monday testimony resumes.
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Washington
Berlin
Caracas
Venezuela
France
la Guaira
Castro
Taigny
Affaires
Mataran
M.taigny
M. Taigny
Legation Premies
Washington Post
Greensboro
N.C
Nick Distilling Company
Suit to recover bride. husband alleges kidnapping by brothers
New York court action reveals Albert Deane Reid seeks habeas corpus to force Bloomingdale Asylum to produce Mrs Sarah Ann Reid. Reid alleges her brothers Victor, Charles and Fred Delano abducted her after their wedding in Mamaroneck. She was sent to the asylum under a prior commitment and reportedly burned herself with carbolic acid during return to the asylum.
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New York
Platt
White Plains
N. Y
Bloomingdale Asylum
Sarah S Ann DL. Reid
Albert ¥. Deane Reid
Reid
Sarah Ann L. Delano
Mamaroneck
Victor M
Charles L
Fredrek M. Delano
River Tragedy Remains Unsolved As Rings Link Victim
Medical Examiner Harris confirms severed limbs from a torso found weeks earlier belong to a woman about five feet four inches tall and 140 pounds. Three rings on a hand may identify the victim with leads pointing to Ostby Barton of Providence and Heintz Brothers of Buffalo. Police pursue any crew ties to the rings.
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Boston
Harris
Charles River
Heintz Brothers
Buffalo
Ostby & Barton
Providence
E. 3
Ostby
TWO DIE IN ELEVATOR CRASH AT JOTOLock BUILDING
A faulty rusted elevator cable broke under weight, sending the car seven stories to the sub cellar in the Globe Tailoring building. Nine passengers were killed or injured, including Annie O'Hara and Anna Watts. Elevator boy Clarence West was fatally hurt while inspecting the car.
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fAraimpton Post
Ohio
Jotolock
Globe Tailoring Company
Rwest
Annie O'Hara
Anna Watts
Johanne Kavalega
Coyington
Frank Wulfhorst
Louis Secits
Clarance West
Devons’ Broom Factory
Mystery surrounds death of New York widow in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on October 28 the body of Mrs Margaret Todd widow of Louis L Todd hotel proprietor in New York was identified by her nephew J A Waas of Hamilton New Jersey and her manager John Emory. The death is shrouded in mystery with no clear motive or reason for the trip given. Waas theorizes she fell from the vestibule door area into the train wheels after confusing the door for a retiring room.
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New York
Wome
Philadelphia
Fairmount Park
Margaret Todd
Louis L. Todd
Vendome
Marlborough
J. A. Waas
Hamilton
Mr. Inmory
Mr. Waas
Orange
N. J
von Hoffman
No Light on Onley Murder Case Update
Special to The Washington Post from Riddletown N J Oct reports mixed conditions for Mrs Georgia Ingerick injured in the Onley murders. Doctors sought an ante mortem statement but none yielded new facts. A suspect is said to be at large near the city as searches continue. A separate note mentions a Virginia Port tonic product available at a local shop on Seventh Street.
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Far East
Catherine II
Odessa
Catherine
Count Witte
Treport
Wrtte and Trepoff
Witte
St. Petersburg
Yrepoff
Russia
Moscow
Washington Post
Riddletown
Georgia Ingerick
Onley
Carener Grist
Federal official misconduct question discussed in New York
United States Commissioner Ridgway discharged Frederick Peckham and Moses Haas who were charged with conspiring to obtain advance cotton reports. He ruled misconduct is a common law offense in the District of Columbia, not a federal statute offense, and warned that any such charge lacks statutory basis nationwide. The decision could delay trial on indictments but not end pursuit, with lawyers noting district vs federal law differences.
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Hearst
Pacific
Atlantic
Ivins
New York
Ridgway
Holmes
District of Columbia
States
Union
United States
Frederick Peckham
Moses Haas
Edwin
Holmes, Jr
Peckham and Haas
Roosevelt
Congress
Ifelmes
San Francisco
Alaska
States of
Morgan Heach
Messrs
Hass and Peckham
Beach
Washington
Court of Appeals
Hausa and
Peckham
Hasa
Spanish Cruiser Cardinal Cismerce Sinks Off Muros
The Spanish cruiser Cardinal Cismerce sank after hitting a rock near Muros in Corunna province on October 4. All crew were rescued. Fare to California offered via Southern Ry and Southern Pacific with Berth pricing around $0.83 and agent contact details provided.
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Cardinal Cismerce
Ferral
Spain
Muros
Province of Corunna
California
Southern Ry
Southern Pacific
Land of the Sky
Memphils
Berth
A. J. Peston
Gen
Aveann
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6Th St
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Andrews Accused
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