Bargains in Farm and City Property Offers
Farm and city properties listed with varied terms and locations near Washington. Multiple 4 to 5 room dwellings in Van Trees and Meridian areas, some near river bottoms, rail lines, or timber. Prices range from 650 to 3500 with cash and long-term balance options. Also advertised are timber land, vacant lots, and a brick business house in a small town eight miles from Washington.
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Deeling Ss. E
Gard
Washington
City
Balai
Atida
Trade and Industry Pressure in Russian Liberal Move
The article notes disaster threatening trade and industry drives Russia's merchant and commercial classes into politics. M. Marosoff, the Moscow cotton king, convened leaders to press government for liberal reforms and war cessation. Peasant unrest spreads in Chernigoff, with property burnings and attacks on a sugar refiner and its 400,000 acres of beets.
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St. Petersburg
M. Marosoff
United Action
Russia
Chernigoff
Tereschtenko
T Ie
Peace conditions in Japan Russia naval limits suspected
Paria dispatch notes that peace terms Japan may demand a pledge from Russia to halt warship construction for years. Diplomats warn such a clause could curb Russia naval rearmament plans and extend peace in the Orient. Reports from Petrograd and Paris discuss preliminary peace moves and silent French coverage.
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Paria
Japan
Russia
Thosq
Dyubaseff
Technical Board of the Admiralty
Giapan
Orient
Paris
St.Petersburg
Tokio
St. Petéraburg
Peadd
Rioting in Hcherapan District and Imperial Celebrations
A fortnight of peasant unrest ends with 800 armed protesters presenting local reform demands and threatening action on March 27. Troops have been dispatched to restore order as authorities face coordinated pressure amid a broader pattern of regional instability. In Moscow, a crackdown on an arms conspiracy yields 800 arrests while most papers call for peace without territorial concessions or indemnities.
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Hcherapan
Revolutionary Party
Moscow
Barassoff
Wheeling
W. Va
Hilda Schubart
Reily
Miss Schubart
Bombing of Warsaw Chief of Police Baron Von Nolken
In Warsaw on a Sunday night a bomb was thrown into Baron Von Nolken’s carriage, fatally wounding him and injuring others. An apparent Jew suspect was captured, but identity not yet known. The attacker fled after a struggle with a pursuing police official.
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Warsaw
Baron von Nolken
Revolutionary Party
Praga
Vistula
Baron , von Nolken
Baron Von-Nolken
von Nolken
Baron van Nolken
Conglomerate Rockefellers Gift Rejected by Colum bus Minister
Dr Washington Gladden, moderator of the Congregational General Council, denounces John D Rockefeller's $100000 gift to the American Board of Missions as derived from rapacious foundations and railway abuses. He urges churches to reject the money, arguing loyalty to spiritual aims over worldly wealth and urging action against corporate greed.
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Columbus
Ohio
Washington Gladdan
First Congregational Church of
General Council of Congregational Churches of the United States
John D. Rockefeller
American Board of Missions
Board of Missions
United States
God
Mommon
Woman Scorned Charges Lead to Consul's Delayed Appointment
A letter from Dr. Frederick McMaster’s ex wife alleges desertion and non support, prompting President Roosevelt to withhold approval of his Zanzibar consul post pending an inquiry. She says she must work as a saleswoman in New York to support their two daughters.
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Washington
Frederick McMaster
New York
Zanzibar
Roosevelt
McMaster
Salvation Army leader to join Rider Haggard in U S visit
Commander Booth-Tucker of the Salvation Army is due to arrive from England to join Rider Haggard in examining Salvation Army colonies in the United States. He will meet Haggard at Amity Col and accompany him to Ottawa to see Earl Grey, the governor general of Canada.
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New York
Ynmander Booths Tucker
Salvation Army
England
Wenn
Rider Haggard
United States
Booth-Tucker
Mr. Haggard
Amity
Col
Earl Grey
Canada
Ottawa
Records Broken as Immigrants Pour into Ellis Island
New York reports 26000 aliens arriving last week with up to 20000 more expected this week. Robert Watehorn, Ellis Island immigration commissioner, expedites examinations while F P Sargent plans a congressionally funded hall on Ellis Island to showcase state resources for immigrants.
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New York
Europe
Ellis Island
Robert Watehorn
Elis Island
Watehorn
F.P. Sargent
Immigration
No decision on Santo Domingo customs appointment
Washington officials say no final determination has been reached on appointing a U S citizen as interior commissioner for customs in Santo Domingo, with 45 percent to the Dominican government and the rest held pending treaty action by the Senate. No decision has been made despite much talk.
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Washington
Santo Domingo
United States
United States Senate
Warships leave Madagascar as headlines flash worldwide
Telegrams report a混brevi across multiple fronts: Russian warships depart Madagascar. Barrymore dies at Amityville sanitarium. Jews fear renewed Kishineff anti Semitism. Army reunion set for Manassas May 10 11. presidential trip to Texas and Colorado via Washington April 3. naval maneuvers off Toulon torpedo boat sinks. empress of Germany and princes arrive Messina. Oyama healthy. peace rumors between Russia and Japan. King and Queen to Copenhagen April 8. two trainmen killed at Stanton Delaware. two ships collide off Halifax. Indianapolis home fire kills Mrs Challotte Jones and two children. Mexican monetary reform decrees 50 cent dollar value.
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Army of the Potomac
Manassas
Washington
Texas
Colorado
Toulon
Germany
Yinkow
Rusa
Japan
Lward
Alexandra
Copenhagen
Christian Ob
Baltimore &Ohio Railroad
Stanton
Del
Ogean
Mis
Challotte, Jones
Indianapolis
Psador
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Mukden Waday
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Rockefeller
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Big Blaze In Brewery
St. Louis
Anhauser Busch Brewing Association
St. Louis Refrigerator Car Company
Adelphis Buse
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Jrarmer’s Drug Store
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