Zemstvo Congress Opens in Moscow Despite Ban
In Moscow the Zemstvo Congress met at Prince Dolgorukoff's residence with 225 delegates. Police seized documents and began listing names while delegates protested. The Bouligan plan was denounced as inadequate, with calls for broader participation and guarantees of liberties, as the congress aims to run three days.
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Moscow
Zemstvo
Dolgorukoff
Count Heyden
M. Golovine
Organization Committee
Kozloff
Russia
National Assembly
M. Bouligan
Interior
Zemstvos
Council of the Empire
Europe
Moscow Zemstvo Congress Discusses Alleged Plot Against Emperor
The Times Moscow correspondent reports that a topic at the zemstvo congress proceedings was the alleged discovery of a military plot against Emperor Nicholas.
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London
Moscow
The
Times
Emperor Nicholas
Dispatch From Moscow Zemstvo Congress Attracts Interest
St. Petersburg reports intense curiosity over the Moscow Zemstvo Congress as papers face orders not to publish coverage. The Slovo defies the ban and prints a lengthy dispatch detailing the proceedings.
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St. Petersburg
Zemstvo
Moscow
The
Slovo
Odessa Seethes Under Secret Trials and Mass Arrests
July 19 Odessa reports the Russian government using secret police to arrest political offenders in large numbers, with 1000 arrests in twenty days. No public trials are held, many are deported to Siberia, and other punishments are masked. Family inquiries trigger immediate arrest and deportation.
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Odessa
Siberia
Supreme Court rules husband cannot sue for loss of wife
Washington Supreme Court holds state law does not authorize a husband to sue for the loss of his wife in the Johnson versus Seattle Electric case. The court notes the statute does not indicate such a right, and the father cannot join funeral expense claims with a minor child’s action for losing the mother. The child retains a separate right to sue for loss of the mother.
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Olympia
Washington
Supreme Court
Seattle
Christian Johnson
Seattle Electric Company
Charles Johnson
Largest Oriental Fleet Heads for Puget Sound
Within days the largest fleet of Oriental steamers ever seen on Puget Sound will pass Cape Flattery. The Minnesota Iyo Maru and Shawmut bound for Seattle carry Baron Komura and peace delegates, Dr. Morrison of the Times, and Russian minister Pokouloff, as the Empress of Japan and Tartar head to Victoria. The Minnesota and Iyo arrive near simultaneously at Smith Cove docks as the Dakota sails. Shawmut loads at Arlington with a Filipino crew for the Burnside.
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Seattle
Puget Sound
Cape Flattery
Minnesota
Victoria
Sound
Baron Komura
Iyo
Smith Cove
Dakota
Orient
Arlington
United States
Burnside
British move to grow cotton in colonies and beyond
Washington reports a Britain led effort to grow cotton in its colonies and other regions to ease global demand. Consul Halstead notes rising cotton consumption but limited new supply sources, with the US crop keeping prices in check. The Manchester congress predicts 38 million acres needed world wide in ten years, while the US could supply 25 million in seven. India Africa West Indies Borno Lagos and Cyprus offer favorable conditions for cotton. The British Cotton Growing Association opened a London exhibition to promote the movement.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
Halstead
Birmingham
England
International Congress
Manchester
India
Africa
West Indies
Borneo
Lagos
Cyprus
British Cotton Growing Association
London
Pay or Quit Order Hits U S Fidelity in Knapp Case
Olympia July 19 Assistant Attorney General Booth orders United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co to pay a supreme court affirmed judgment in the Knapp versus Order of Pendo case within four days or face license revocation in Washington.
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Olympia
Booth
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Supreme Court
Jennie E. Knapp
Washington
Presbyterians debate national cathedral in Washington
A long article surveys the idea of building a Presbyterian cathedral in the national capital sparked by Associate Justice Harlan and echoed by evangelical leaders. It notes Presbyterians see Washington as a center ripe for national religious effort and discusses broader faith influence in the capital.
Presbyterians Consider Building a Great Church Cathedral Plan
The plan is described as not a cathedral but a great church costing at least 2 million dollars to symbolize Presbyterian wealth and power. It faces little initial support with broad criticism, though some leaders may change views, including a prominent associate justice.
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America
Need of Prayer Warns Against Slothful Drowsiness
A sermon fragment attributed to Rev F W Robertson cautions believers not to neglect prayer due to fatigue or busy life. It warns that postponed or hurried devotions weaken faith, invite temptation, and diminish the spiritual strength once found in sincere morning and night prayer.
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Rey
F. W. Robertson, Db. D
Sabbath-Keeper and the Fisherman’s Net Faith
In a northern fishing village Dr. Grenfell urges a new Christian fisherman to bring in his brand new five hundred dollar net before an approaching storm. The fisherman, newly converted, declines to temple the net on the Sabbath saying his faith requires personal sacrifice to prove his commitment. He believes enduring loss now may strengthen others’ belief in his Christianity.
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Dr. Grenfell
Christ
Guarding Millions in Uncle Sam Vaults and Electric Safeguards
An article details daily timelocks and electric protection guarding federal vaults. It notes automatic alarms triggered by touches or even minor disturbances, misfired by rodents or footsteps, and the role of watchmen and trusted employees in modern storage facilities. It also mentions a new bar for penal institutions and a note on mother-daughter portrait posing.
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Uncle Sam
Treasury
Washington
Pennsylvania
Fragmentary times in OCR snippet
The readable data lists several clock times: 3 10 p m, 8 10 p m, and 3 45 p m, suggesting schedule or event timing. No names or places accompany the times in this fragment.
Doctor listings in Crowther-Wooding block
Paul Smits M D offers office in Crowther-Wooding block at the corner of G and Heron streets with hours 10:30 to 11:30 am 1:30 to 4:30 pm and 7:00 to 8:00 pm Telephone 135. G Kinnison.
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Crowther-Wooding Block
G and Heron Streets
Dentist and construction estimator contact details
Two professional listings include a dentist at 31514 Market Street with hours 9:00 am to 8:00 pm and phone 1543 plus residence 541. Robert E. Taggart, plans and estimates for building work with 30 years’ experience, office at 94 Heron Street and phone 626.
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Market Street
Heron Street
Information on government lands at Olympia land office
All persons desiring information about government lands will please call on Jesse F. Murphy four years register of Olympia land office room 3 Dabney block Aberdeen.
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Jesse F. Murphy
Olympia Land Office
Dabney Block
Aberdeen
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Grays Harbor
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Los Angeles
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Aberdeen, Wash
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Portland
All Points East
Acosta
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W. M. Karshner, M. D
Physicians and Surgeons
Aberdeen General Hospital
Dr. Watkins
Everett E. Lane, D. D. S
Hayes & Hayes
M. Robb Stapp
Hayes & Hayes Bank
G. Kinnison
C. Cross
Attorney AT Law
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G Street
Fox
Rrobert E. Taggart
W. Mason
H. B. Elder
N. P. Ry
A. D. Charlton
Oregon
Boston
Toronto
Montreal
Atlantic Lines
Locke
J. W. Draper
H. A. Tereda & CO
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East
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Aberdeen Transfer CO
A. Ingebrightsen
Continental
O. C
Heron
Humboldt Saloon
Fred Hewett
Heron and
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J. A. Moller
Prop
F Street
Hayes & Hayes Bankers
Wash
Central Restaurant
M. Antich
Wishkah
Fred Redinger
Pioneer Barber Shop
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