IN ST. PETERSBURG.
MOM "DISTTTSBAWCES FEARED. STRIKFBS AKTD WAR MATERIAL. ST. PETERSBURG, February 18. The Government has warned the managers of the Putiloff iron works that the orders for war material they have in hand must be promptly dealt with- or I < they will be placed abroad. I' The managers, in consequence of this !"' threat, have withdrawn from 10,000 of i) the strikers permission to obtain food ' on credit. This act has led to general - dissatisfaction among the strikers. ' There are now 30,000 strikers in St. s Petersburg. ' Cossacks and other troops are held in ' readiness to suppress disturbances. Some of the Liberal leaders who were J , charged with being concerned in the pro- c jject for creating a provisional Govern- I ment after January 22 have been re- j j leased. t
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 43, 20 February 1905, Page 5
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133IN ST. PETERSBURG. Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 43, 20 February 1905, Page 5
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