petition of Guildhall meeting in London sent to, II 392 American Minister at, instructed to exert influence on behalf of Jews, II 395 _Russkaya Zhizn_ ("Russian Life"), paper in, depicts Jewish sufferings, II 397 _Novosti_ ("The News"), paper in, confiscated for defending Jews, II 407 expulsion of all Jews from, contemplated, II 410 f visited by White, representative of Baron Hirsch, II 416 f, 419 Central Committee of Jewish Colonization Association established in, II 420 Jewish Colonization Association sends deputation to, III 10 Jews of, submit memorandum to Government, III 11 Jews of, ask permission to acquire land for agriculture, III 24 new educational restrictions in, III 30 "Smugglers," anti-Semitic play, produced in, III 38 _Znamya_ ("The Banner"), anti-Semitic paper, appears in, III 70 Levendahl, Government agent dispatched from, to arrange pogroms, III 71 visited by Dr. Herzl, III 89 American ambassadors in, reported to have protested against persecution, III 96 Plehve assassinated in, III 97 Conference of Zemstvo workers in, opposes autocracy (1904), III 105 "Bloody Sunday" in, III 106 Jewish community of, signs petition for equal rights, III 108 Society for Diffusion of Enlightenment in, demands constitution for Russia, III 111 League for Equal Rights establishes central bureau in, III 112 Jewish community of, protests against denial of Jewish franchise, III 121 Bogdanovich, general in, assists October pogroms, 111 125 League for Equal Rights holds convention in, III 131 Jewish parties form permanent council in, III 148 Jewish Literary Society founded in, III 160 f Bar Association of, protests against Beilis trial, III 166 Natives and residents of: J. L. Gordon, Hebrew poet, II 229 Nyevakhovich, convert, Russian poet, I 386 f Abraham Peretz, Jewish merchant (convert), I 338, 386, 412 Antonio Sanchez, court physician, I 258 Nota Shklover, Jewish merchant, I 330 =St. Petersburg= (government), Jews expelled from villages of, I 409 Localities in: Luga, I 409 Schlüsselburg, II 97 =Stage=, Russian, anti-Semitism on, III 38 f =Stanislav Augustus Poniatovski=, see Poniatovski =Staro-Constantinov=, see Constantinov =Starodub= (government of Chernigov), Cossack massacre at (1648), I 149 pogrom at (1891), II 411 f