THE RUSSIAN REVOLT.
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PROTECTION FOR THE JEWS.
TROUBLE IN NORTHERN MANCHURIA
ST, PETERSBURG, March 16. All Russian Governors have been ordered to protect the Jews and to preserve order!
LONDON, March 16. 'The Times's' St. Petersburg correspondent telegraphs that advices from Vladivostock intimate that something serious is occurring *in Northern Manchuria. Traffic on the Dssuri line has been suspended. The Japanese are forbidden to come north, and Chinese are reported to be hostile.
WHOLESALE EXECUTIONS.
TALES OF TORTURE
ST. PETERSBURG, March 16. (Received March 27, at 9.9 a.m.)
The 'Slovo' states that over 200 persons were sentenced by courts-martial in the Baltic provinces and executed in February. Numerous executions were carried out without any trial. Terrible stories are being told of tortures inflicted by the Wareaw police to compel prisoners to confess.
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Evening Star, Issue 12764, 17 March 1906, Page 5
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