RUSSIAN REVOLUTIONARY
MANUFACTURING EVIDENCE. [n» 7SM3 ASSOCIATION.—OOP7BIOHT' Received this day at 9.30 a.m. ST. PETERSBURG, April 25. Ten revolutionists at Moscow wer.3 acquitted and seventeen found guilty. Watson, a British youth, was <ientenced to sixteen months. Yermnkoff, the leader, and five Russian lads were sent to Siberia for life. LONDON, April 25. The Daily News records the stran«o story of Yermakoff Kvartalnoff, of being the leader of a gang of 27 revol.itionists. Kvartalnoff retaliated by accusing Yermakoff. The police thereupon arrested twenty-seven suspects f.t. random and placed revolutionary plv card* at Watson's house and tortured Yerankofl and otherwise manufactured vridtncc.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 26 April 1910, Page 3
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