Ineffectual Strike Shocks Russia Amid Turbulence
Disorganized strike waves spread through Valdimir and provinces as troops intervene to prevent violence and guard rail workers. Reports detail assassinations of agitators by enraged peasants, while traffic resumes on several lines with troops deployed. Martial law declared in Piotrkow. communications cut where insurgents operate. autnomists pursue an autonomous state under Russian sovereignty amid widespread industrial stoppages.
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Valdimir
Russia
Lere
Nodol
Piotrkow
Russian Poland
Plotrkow
Riga
Livonia
Bydtkuhnen
East Prussia
Courland
Li Yonia
Balthe Ecaibehis
Screonn Ogly
Mutonomista
Pneach Totaxes
Reasian
No Surrender Open Shops pledge from Chicago Typothetae
A notice posted in 26 strike-bound Typothetae shops states that after January 1, 1906 all Chicago printing houses will operate as open shops and reject any demands from Typographical Union No 16. It promises permanent positions for current employees who continue to perform to standard.
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Chicago
Typothetae
Typographical Union
Brother-in-law axed attack leaves victim unrecoverable
In Westbrook on December 25 11ns Treinel was assaulted by his brother-in-law Michael Fischel. The 76 year old struck him with an axe after a dispute over apples. Treinel remains alive but not conscious after surgery to remove crushed bone from the brain. Fischel surrendered to officers.
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Westbrook
Treinel
Michael Fischel
Fischel
Trespel
Arsenic Traces Found in Mrs Todd Stomach
Toxicologist Dr George A Meeker reported traces of arsenic and chloroform in the contents of Mrs Margaret Todd stomach. He noted both substances were used in embalming processes by a local undertaking establishment, suggesting no strong significance for the case. The item also includes an unrelated unwanted classified advertisement about art sales at 14 Fifth Avenue, New York.
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Meeker
Philadelphia
George A. Meeker
Dugan
Margaret Todd
Left No Will and Fatal Outcomes Across Regions
Marshall Field died of pistol wounds and left no will. Sureties are Mr Jones and Mrs Shedd. In Orel and Kula peasants killed two emissaries, one beaten to death and the other burned. Kursk reports a government proclaimed strike. Munds Vistok to Warsaw notes a strike on the Vilne Baranovitz and Enbrinks lines started this afternoon.
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Marshall’ Field
Jones
Igesmnion Ornshall Field
Joan’ G. Shedd
Sry
Emi
Orel
Kula
Rite Be Ee
Byviestok
Munds Vie
Warsaw
Vilne-Baranovitzs
Enbrinks
McCall Returns From Europe Without Hamilton
John C. McCall secretary of the New York Life Insurance Co. and son of President John A. McCall arrived on the La Lorraine from Europe. He went to Paris to see Andrew Hamilton to secure his return or an accounting of hundreds of thousands advanced by the company. Hamilton’s health prevented his return. McCall will present Hamilton's statement to the legislative insurance committee after review by the board’s special committee.
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New York
John C. McCall
New York Life Insurance Co
John A. McCall
Europe
la Lorraine
McCall
Paris
Andrew Hamilton
Hamilton
United States
Legislative Insurance Investigating Committee
Legislative and
New York Life
Canada
Board of Trustees
Pudge Hamilton
Insurance
Final vote on united church of Canada union plan reported
Toronto December reports the final vote by members on uniting Presbyterian Methodist and Congregational churches into one body. The joint committee outlines common doctrines and topics for policy, pastoral arrangements, ordination standards, and administration to be prepared for the next annual meeting. The article notes unity and harmony as key features and names clergy involved in promoting the agreement.
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Toronto
Ont
Presbyterian
Methodist
Canada
United Church
Christ
Church On Earth
H. M.rameny
T. Bo Hyde
Telegraph worker crushed to death in Allentown freight incident
Alfred Thiley, 33, telegraph operator for Lehigh Valley Railroad, was crushed when a freight car sideswiped the cement station in Allentown on December 2. His body was recovered buried under wreckage as fire crews responded to the scene.
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Allentown
Alfred Thiley
Lehigh Valley Railroad Co
Tna
Catemoyns
Tiley
Fees for Concerticet Ore stages run of snow
Snow and colder air move in with clearing tonight after light rain. Weather outlook calls for diminishing precipitation but a brisk chill and stronger winds.
Graphic Revolt in Vladivostok Slaughter and Loot Roil City
Henry Bush a Clarkson and Company observer from Vladivostok describes November rioting in Port Arthur Viadi vostok area. Soldiers loot the Chinese bazaar and Kuntz and Albers store, set fires, killing hundreds of Chinese and Russians. Refugees flee by sampans as ships evacuate harbor. claims of a two hundred stores destroyed and over two thousand Chinese and five hundred Russians killed.
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Vietoria
B.C
Henry Bush
Clarkson and Company
Vladivostok
Port Arthur
Harbin
Viadivostok
Tartar
Kuntz and Albers
Katoff
Mr Bush
Rush
Kuntz
Alber
Sampank
Katzoff
Twe Ny
Esses Poe Hoting
Mena
Still Fighting for Patrick Clemency and New Trial
A petition circulates to Governor Higgins asking clemency for Albert T. Patrick sentenced to death on January 22 for the Wilmont case. The drive seeks a new trial and commutation to life imprisonment as the key appeal point. Governor-elect Higgin’s status is noted as he arrives but declines comment. Weather and local rail updates mention Connecticut Railway and Light increasing tracks after mild conditions.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
Fossil Saurian Weighed 385 Tons Says Yale Study
Peabody Museum at Yale ran a water displacement test to estimate the alive weight of a Wyoming found saurian. Based on a complete skeleton and mounted hindquarters reaching over sixteen feet high, the 73 foot long creature is placed at about 77,000 tons? 38% confusion aside.
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New Haven
Cont
Peabody Museum
Yale University
Wyoming
O. C. Marsh
Turpentine town riot leads to deadly clash in Georgia
Report from Ewing between Fargo and St George says a crowd of African Americans mobbed a white turpentine still manager. He fired from a barricade, killing five men and two women and wounding seven others in a deadly confrontation overnight.
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Valdosta
Georgia
Ewing
Fargo
St George
New Colony
Trolley bridge scare ends with calm passengers
A panic on the West Main Street trolley bridge over the Naugatuck River occurred when a car jumped the tracks crowding riders. Motorman Kingston halted the danger as passengers stayed in their seats. no one was harmed and authorities warned against jumping from cars. In New York, John Bennington, former assemblyman and Democratic leader in Kings, was assaulted in his office by William Selma, 20, leaving Bennington with scalp wounds and Selma under arrest as a suspected robber.
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Naugatuck
West Main Street
Lee
Diane
Oakville
Kingston
New York
John H. Bennington
Borough of
Kings
William Selma
Fon
City Clerk-elect gifts candy at City Hall in brief
City Clerk-elect W. J. Sandland visited City Hall and presented a box of candy. The report mixes errands and court notes with local items about a funeral, estate cases, and quick service examples in Meadow Street. The fragment ends amid court and legal chatter.
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W. J. Sandland
Lacy King
Chifton Avenue
J. M. Lytch
D. 2
Slavin
Martin Buckmaster
Meadow Street
Come of the Laveyers
O'Neill
Euperior Court
Justce Torrance
Theta
Old Kris Arrives Monday at The F. H. Lewis Co
The F H Lewis Co promotes piano sales for Christmas with a range of new instruments from $150 to $1 000. They offer flexible payments and a five to ten year warranty, with brands like Kimball Haines and Marshall & Wendell. Free tuning for one year is included with each piano.
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Kimball, Haines
Newby & Evans
Marshall & Wendell
Hallet & Davis
Baumiester
Whitney, Alexander
Rey
Perrielo Arrestes After Murder Case Ties To Capoblanco
Sabina Perriello was arrested on Bank street at 10 20 today charged with murder. Officers Colesanto and Detective Keegan detained him as he left Attorney O Neill office. The case connects to the Solomita killings and to Capoblanco who prosecutors say sought work away from his tormentor. Capoblanco testified at the trial and claimed no ill will toward the Solomitas.
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Sabina Perriello
Bank Street
Colesanto
Keegan
Perriello
O'Neill
Ciriaco Capoblanco
Angelo Solowita
Mita
New York
Perrietto
Solomitas
Capobianco
Petriello
Solomita Brothers
Mattatuck Street
Capeblanco
Coleenatoo
Jackson Street
Attorner
Capsdiania
Court denies regular benefit in Acre case
A court case involving J. La chance of Balwit Street and a claimant named Bere beesed mp centers on a disputed acre payment. The defendant, Coat Eirosby, is cited as a key figure in the controversy and the court refused to award the regular benefit sought by the plaintiff.
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Rosby
Deen Mage
J. Lachance
Balwit Street
Bere Beesed
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Moscow
Nizhni Novgorod
Yaroslavl
Kazan
Nicholas Road
St Petersburg
Windau
Voronezh
Ural
Kursk
Binhk
Kostroma
Vilna
Rossis
Vilna Baranovitch
Baranovitens
Rosterton- Don
Petuters
Uae
Sithe
Noree Vremya
Sievo
League of Leagues
St . Petersberg
Farrer, Randolph and Field
C. B. Pfaff & CO
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Marshal Field
St Pet
Patrick
N.Y
Gerernor ‘Wiegine
Wade
Olean
Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co
Body Museum
Naugatuck River
City News
Kris
F. H. Lewis Co
East Main S
Jolly Old
East Main Street
Lewis
Bank St
Merriest
The
Hampson Sellew Furniture Co
Vaerbary Agency For the
Celtipratet
Regifelt
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