Automobiles
On Wiki we have mentions of automobiles appearing before 1900 in:
US, Britain, Austro-Hungary, Germany, France, Canada as of now in my researchs.
About Russia there is info about a car company started in 1869. Initially a railroad car factory, it turned into Russian-Baltic Carriage Factory in 1874. Following translated russian wiki in 1900 peak production with 219 passenger cars. But in both wikis the first 'car' registered is only in 1908. That's all I could find.
Artillery
I think there is no doubt on that, because it's needed for the early Destroyer, so Russia must have it.
Radio
The first ship to include a radio station in the Russian Fleet was in 1897, so Radio is also in their tech list.
Imperialism
Seems more then obvious
And then Suddenly I Stumbled upon the best site about the topic by far:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_Russian_inventions_and_technology_records
Civil Engineering
I still don't know. Depending on how long it could take to discover this technology on the 1900 scenario seems to me the better way of defining if Russia should have it or not. It's needed for Dreadnoughts (Industrialism) and Russia will start making them in 1909.
Motion Pictures
US, France and Germany seem to already have it by what I've read up to now. First Russian Film in 1896. Guess that put them on track.
Refrigeration
US, UK, France, Germany, Australia and New Zealand seem to already have it by what I've read up to now. But as far as I've read, Refrigeration wasn't much of a concern to Russia.
Public Schooling
Seems a topic rather early adopted by Russia. And the Soviets were the ones to mass produce schools.
So as of now we know that Russia has on the rightmost column of the year's development:
-Public Schooling only
The Secondmost:
-Psychology
-Radio
-Motion Pictures
-Civil Engineering*
-Imperialism
-Artillery
-Automobiles*
*Still Dubious
