Headline of the Day -100: “ALL RUSSIA REJOICES.; Great Demonstrations in the Cities Over the Fall of Przemysl.” Although if you ask them how to pronounce Przemysl, they kind of mutter and look at the ground.
Russian troops will now move on Hungary.
The Germans held a concert at the Brussels Opera House. A group of Belgian businessmen bought up all the tickets, except for the royal box and one seat in the middle. And then didn’t show up. So the audience consisted of one German soldier in the stalls and a German general in the box.
Headline of the Day -100 (LA Times):
Blockade that, Britishers!
Japan is sending troops into Manchuria and Shantung Province.
A women’s international peace congress has been called for the Hague in April.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court overturns the state election law allowing non-US-citizens to vote.
George Joseph Smith is charged with three counts of murder in London. Scotland Yard finally noticed that all of his wives tend to die an “accidental death” in the bathtub shortly after marrying him (to be fair, he did use different names). His first wife is still alive, and there’s a fourth one the article says nothing about.
Headline of the Day -100 (LA Times):
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