The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-01-19

22-Transcaucasia insurgents burn 4 viii
ages; 100 killed by Cossacks
23-Troops stone Lodz barricades $50 killed
nearly 1000 wounded.
26-Troops and strikers battle In Warsaw
streets. open war breaks out in prov
inces. 5000 persons killed in Odessa;
damages, $1,000 900.
H8-Crew of Russian battIeship Kpiax Po-
temkine mutinies, murders officers, trains
guns on Odessa, burns quays and build
ings and incites town to riot.
29-Czar proclaims odessa in state OF war.
Hundreds of lives lost in Odessa riots
Mutiny breaks out at Libau.
SO-Martial law proclaimed in Sebastopol,
Nicholaieff and Erivan. Revolt at Cron-
stadt and Libau ends.
Jul. 9-KniaZ Potemkine, mutinous Russian
battleship, surrenders.
11-Count Shouvaloff, Moscow police pre-
feet, assassinated -. Clash between troops
and Warsaw strikers; 20 killed
1924 mutineer leaders hanged at Odessa.
20-Zemstvo congress passes plan for con-
stitution.
2S-Black sea fleet revoIts.
Aug 13-Forty persons killed by bomb in
Biistok, Russia.
Sep. 6-Scores killed in Kisheneff riots....
Entire Caucasian villages massacred.
7-Oil industry at Baku wiped out by riot
u-RiotinE at Baku brings death to II.
12-Holy war proclaimed in Caucasia..
Cossacks slay % rioters in Tiflis.
Oct. S-Troops slaughter many in Moscow
IN
2S-All Russia tied up with railroad strike.
z6-Czar influenced by Witte, promises
Russia a constitution. St Petersburg
panic-stricken; strike spreads through
27-Government employees cease work..
Trepoff allows students to hold monster
meeting
2S-Moscow parties decide on new govern
ment, Independent of czar.. Hundreds
| Killed in fighting throughout empire. -.
Panic at Warsaw.
oO-Czar issues manifesto, giving people
civic liberty, inviolability of person, free
dom of conscience, speech and assem-
bly,, extended suffrage, and q law-msk-
ing body. Witte named as minister
president.
Sl-Russian people go wild with joy over
manifesto. However, bloody revolution
ends. .Pobiednostseff, head of Russian
church, resigns
Nov, Hundreds slain at Odessa during
days fighting. Twenty killed in War
saw riots. Political prisoners set free.
martial law proclaimed in Odessa. st.
petersburg strike off.
3-Massacres and pillage in Odessa, Kish-
inem and Kief. Odessa riots fatal to
$500; 1,2O0 wounded.
grad
S--Russ marines revolt at Cronstadt, kill
ing 3d.. .Trepoff removed from office.
1i0-Sronstadt mutiny called Off
lo-CZar gives crown lands to peasants,
dpoLSneS taxes or $40,UU ,000.
l9-Scores of Jews slain in Kishinef riot
ing.
22-Zemstvo agrees to uphold Witte, but
demands constitution.
2S--Gov. Gen. of Poland orders rioters shot
down.
26-Mutinous Sevastopol sailors shoot ad-
miral, city In panic.
Zs-Rebels at Sevastopol defeated in ter
rife three-hour battle; warships sunk;
half a city destroyed and 5000 lives
lost Telegraphic communication be-
tween Russia and rest of world cut.
Dec MARTIAL law in Poland abolished.
5-kfen riots result in so deaths.
-Father Gapon condemned to death for
deserting revolutionists cause.
S-Troops at Harbin rebel, Staying officers
l5-Llvonia peasants set UP new provision
government Independent of czar
I1-RusSia'S Baltic provinces revolt;
large towns menaced.
1S-Street fight at Mitau capital of
Courland; 800 killed.
1880 Russians slain in Courland;
Moscow tied up; st. Petersburg pre-
pared for siege.
2l--General strike in st. Petersburg;
Kharkon in hands of 10000 insur-
| gents; cZar refuses minister's plea
for universal suffrage
23-Revolt over Russia; Poland under
martial law.
24-Fighting between strikers and
troops in Moscow; great slaughter
26-5.000 killed, $4,000 wounded in
Moscow riots.