Russia Argues Americans Should Ease Anti-Russian Sentiment
Reports from St Petersburg on March 4 discuss Russian worry over rising anti-Russian feeling in the United States. The Novoe vremya urges US readers to end tensions and restore goodwill, noting a shift in American opinion toward moderation and away from hostility toward Japan and Russia.
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St Peter Iore
Russia
Anaticum
Washington
Verranetit Teat
I Uomoise
Novoe
Tie Gazette
Ameriga
United State
America
Politi
USA
France
Germany
Nk Vrodney
Washington Cabinet
Charles HB. Crane
Aspete Shevar Ezarina
New York
Mri
Unitedates
Everts
Morgan
United States
Aleat Danny
Kentucky
eWe
Moscow
Chicago
England
Novoe Vremya
JAPS INTENDED TO BLOCK PORT
A Port Arthur arrival recounts a plan by Japanese to block the harbor before an attack. A merchantman flying the Japanese flag signalled sinking and was towed to safety by a tug, loaded with iron, after declaring a storm.
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St. Petersburg
Jurg
Port Arthur
Parent church is dying say prominent pastor in New York
In New York on March 4 Rev. Russell H. Conwell of the Baptist Temple Philadelphia warned that modern churches are dying slowly due to lax pastors and shrinking congregations. He blamed many movements and sectarian drift, noting young men attend church for social reasons and the Young Men's Association thrives in contrast. He urged a return to Christ’s first teachings and closer pastor conferences to revive the church.
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New York
Russell WH. Conwell
D.D
The
Baptist Temple
Philadelphia
Dunkard Colonies Planned in Texas and Pecos Valley
The Santa Fe railroad plans large Dunkard colonies in Northern Texas and the Pecos Valley. About 500 to 600 families are expected to relocate, with 15 000 acres set in the Pecos valley between Carlsbad and Roswell and 51 000 acres in Northern Texas between Hereford and Bovina. The Texas group aims at cattle raising, while Pecos valley colonists plan fruit growing.
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Texas
Chicago
Santa Fe Railroad
Pecos Valley
Gey
Phillip Swihart
Tippecanoe
Ind
Dunkard
Santa Fe
Carlsbad
Roswell
Hereford
Bovina
Dunkards
Manning Wounded War Correspondent Recovers
Washington March 4. Robert Manning the war correspondent was shot yesterday by William O Brien and passed a comfortable night. Indications are the wound is not dangerous and Manning has a good chance of recovery.
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Manning
Washington
Robert Manning
William O'Brien
Strikers Resume Work At World Fair Grounds
In St Louis on March 4 1904 or 1905 depending on edition, 1000 laborers who quit Monday returned to work after wages were cut from 25 to 20 cents an hour. The strike ended with the workers resuming duties at the reduced pay.
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St. Louis
Liverpool Market and Daft Ads in 1904 Cotton News
The item lists Liverpool American cotton receipts and middling values for March 4 1904 alongside various medical advertisements. It mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure and other patent medicines such as Green's August Flower with promised cures and price points, framed as notices in the newspaper.
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Green
Isue
United States
H. Palmer & Son
A Captain on the King of Rivers
A river steamboat captain sought a cold cure and was advised Cheney's Expectorant. After trying it, he reported on return that half a bottle helped him. Alonzo J. Ellis. New Orleans, La.
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Cheney
Alonzo J. Ellis
New Orleans
Clarke county political hopefuls announce candidacies
A garbled list shows multiple Clarke county residents declaring for various offices. Names include J. K. Kenney, B. Wingfield, John W. Wier, O. W. Cooper, E. R. Crawford, J. H. Dorsey, W. T. Carter, J. A. Pitner, J. H. Rucker, J. Y. Carithers, W. H. Morton, and Charles T. Young. Offices include Ordinary, Sheriff, Clerk Superior Court, Tax Collector, Tax Receiver, County Treasurer, Representative, State Senator, and Justice of the Peace, all subject to Democratic primary action.
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Clarke County
J. K. Kenney
Clarke
B. Wingfield
O. W. Cooper
Superior Court
J H. Dorsey
Clarke Compty
W. T. Carter
Yor County
J. A. Pitner
J. H. Rucker
J. Y. Carithers
Ww. H. Morton
Justice OF the Peace
Democratic Party
Charles T. Young
Dr E Detchon's Anti Diarrhetic Promoted in Athena Ad
An Athena Georgia advertisement touts Dr E Detchon's Anti Diarrhetic as a cure for bedwetting and nocturnal incontinence, claiming it helps both old and young and arrests the trouble. Sold by H R Palmer & Sons druggists in Athena GA.
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Mucons
Hall
Cheney, & CO
Toledo
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