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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1905

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Autocrat's Manifesto Ends Three Century Rule in Russia

The October manifesto promises civic liberty and extended suffrage while transforming the dogma into a true legislative body. Count Witte arrives with a plan to guide reform as unrest continues and a royal abdication of autocratic power is declared.

Count Witte National Assembly St. Petersburg Nicholas the Second Russias Finland Fouma Douma Douma Wall Russia Natal Peterhof Nicholas 14Th St. A Sloan & Co Kammenioorov Alexander Palace

Tariff Drift Shifts Massachusetts Campaign Tide

Boston dispatch reports a tariff revision battle defining Massachusetts politics. Lodge’s machine faces opposition from Republican backers of Curtis Guild Jr and Eben Draper, while Henry M Whitney drives tariff reform. Whitney’s petition tactics and Draper’s stance reshape the governor race as Guild is favored to win, with Draper edging a close result.

Draper Whitney Senator Lodge Washington Post Boston Mass Massachusetts Lodge Henry M. Whitney William C. Whitney Henry Cabot Lodge Senate Washington Curtis Guild, Jr Eben 8. Draper Col. Guild Charles W. Bartlett Thomas W. Lawson Mr. Whitney William F. Draper Italy Massachussetts Gen. Draper Eugene Foss del. Guild Mr. Draper

Roosevelt landslide shapes Massachusetts politics swirling names

A long, fragmentary report notes Governor Douglass would have won a Democratic nomination, with Bartlett Whitney and Bach vying in a tariff dispute. It mentions Draper Lodge tensions and a Senate race dynamic, plus a separate item about President Roosevelt aboard the West Virginia creating a rough voyage around Cape Henry and a transfer plan to the Dolphin.

Roosevelt Massachusetts Douglass Col. Guild Messrs Bartlett Whitney Bach Gen. Bartlett Benate Senator Lodge J. J. Dickinson Norfolk West Virginia President Roosevelt New Orleans Cape Henry Maryland Pennsylvania Colorado Lynnhaven Inlet Dolphin Smith’s Point Potomac River Bay Bay Channel Hampton Roads Hatteras South Carolina Capes Brownson Weavers Ment Witslees Caps Henry Pensacola

Trial Looms In Philadelphia Fraud Case Guided By Judge Gordon

Special Counsel for Mayor Weaver James Gay Gordon says new prosecutions will follow the engineers Maj. Gillette and John MacLennan report on filtration plant contracts. He cites evidence in Secretary Root’s letter and says arrests may be delayed to avoid misinterpretation, but justice will be impartial and comprehensive. Mayor Weaver declined to discuss the report.

Special Council Weaver Root Philadelphia James Gay Gordon Cassius E. Gillette John Donald MacLennan Gordon Maj Gillette MacLennan Weaver Gasclined

Cuban Congressman in Duel Over Election Plot

Havana reports Congressman Jose Rodriguez Accosta is wounded in the abdomen from a saber duel with Eluardo Dolz. Both men seek the Pinar del Rio congressional nomination. Dolz is brother of Senator Dolz and accused of pre arranging his election with party leaders against voter wishes.

Jose Accosta Eluardo Dolz Havana Jose Rodriguez Accosta Congress Pinar del Rio Accosta Dolz Moderate

President Roosevelt on Dolphin to Washington

President Roosevelt has transferred to the Dolphin dispatch boat and left Wolftrap Light at 12 40 am en route to Washington. The Dolphin with the President aboard is expected to reach the Washington Navy Yard between 10 and 11 am tomorrow, per a Navy Yard telegram.

Roosevelt United States Dolphin Wolftrap Washington Washington Navy Yard Navy Yard D. C Navy Department Wolftrap Ught At 12:40 A. m., and Should Arrive At the Navy Yard At Aoe Ee Gibbons

Salute for President at Fort Washington Welcome

Fort Washington will greet the President as his vessel carries Mr Roosevelt up the Potomac early this morning. Col Lundeen and Capt Stevens coordinated with The Post to learn when the ship would pass and officers will be aboard the vessel bearing the President’s flag. A salute will be fired as the ship nears the fort.

Fort Washington Roosevelt Potomac Col. Lundeen Capt. Stevens

Time Test of Squadrons Sets Sail for Roosevelt Voyage

The second cruiser squadron under Prince Louis of Battenberg sailed today for a power trial. The voyage aims to compare ship speeds with the U S squadron transporting President Roosevelt from the Gulf of Mexico to the North, hoping to provide a basis for speed comparison.

Halifax Nct Prince Louis of Battenberg United States President Roosevelt Gulf of Mexico

reprieve granted to Frank Sherrie in Kulas murder case

Governor Roberts granted a reprieve to Frank Sherrie, sentenced to hang for the murder of Mrs Budwika Kulas in Gomersville January 5, with the reprieve until January 9, 1906. A board of pardons will hear the case in the interim after a capitol conference with the Russian consul general and two Russian clergymen. The report also notes a new ferry boat Woodbury arriving at its dock, with schedule for a Potomac river trip and an auction announcement for Persian and American rugs at Wilson & Mayers.

Kulas Hartford Conn Capitol Gov. Roberts Nicholas Lodygensky New York Frank Sherrie Wethersfield Budwika Kulas Gomersvile Board of Pardons

Shaw's Play in New York at Garrick Theater

The production of Mrs Warren's Profession drew record crowds and skyrocketing ticket prices. Commissioner McAdoo and Inspector Brooks attended, later summoning Arnold Daly and actors for explaining risque passages. departure followed without disclosure of action.

McAlleo Brooks Police Department Washington Post New York McAdoo Mr. Daly

American Admiral Train in Nanking Attack Crisis

Shanghai dispatch says Rear Admiral Train and his son were attacked by villagers near Nanking after an accidental shot wounded a woman during pheasant shooting. Marines arrived to aid but faced a mob, with officials backing the assailants. U S officials urged China for swift information and weighed use of marines to protect citizens amid growing open door policy tensions.

London Evening Standard Shanghai Train Ideut. Train Nanking Erice Administration Charles J. Train United States Asiatic Charles Navy Department State Department Root Bonaparte China Thornwell Haynes Admiral Train Lieut. Train Chentung Liang-Cheng

Five Garg Ditched Wreck In Deep Rock Cut

Thirteen people were killed and thirty injured when the westbound California Express of the Santa Fe derailed near Kansas City after striking a loose rail. Cars left the rails, with passengers and immigrants among the injured. Names of the dead and details of the wreck at Rock Creek cut are reported. some victims were identified as a bank cashier, an engineeer, and an immigrant porter.

Fasten Kansas City Permons Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe California Express Roy Stafford Hayden Avenue Cleveland Lepd Montgomery Linneus Jams Seymour Richmond John McGregor Fort Madison Towa Max Schneider New York J. F Capps Chicago Carl Emd Tornbund Marks Street Brooklyn Adrian Peattent Sussex England Luther Richardson Walter William Harrigon Rock Creek Ray County Savings Bank John MacGregor Santa Fe Topeka

Railroad Against Rebates in Interstate Law Violation Warning

The Pennsylvania Railroad instructed freight agents and solicitors to strictly follow interstate commerce laws. Information of secret rate cutting prompted action by John B. Thayer and George D. Dickson to deter rebates and infringements, asserting management will not countenance illegal practices.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad John B. Thayer George D. Dickson

Middletown triple murder suspect linked to bank burglary

Authorities believe the Middletown killer of Willis Onley, his brother, and Alice Ingerick is desperate for money to flee the country and may be the leader of the gang that dynamited the National Bank of Andes. Pinkerton detectives say they have enough evidence to convict a local man, with full capture awaiting. Mrs. Ingerick reports seeing a wagon headed toward the area where the bodies were found.

Washington Po Middletown N. Y Willis Onley Alice Ingerick Natonal Andes Delaware County Pinkerton

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