Kaiser in Limelight Speculation As To Motives
The Kaiser dominates European politics amid hints of German aggrandizement and active influence on the Russo Japanese crisis. St Petersburg fears German sway over the Czar, while Prince Henry travels to urge peace or continue war. France and England respond to Germany’s Morocco stance, and press comment warns of delicate German-Russian balance. Funeral notices follow in Baltimore and Washington, memorials for several locals.
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Washington Post
London
Willam
France
Morocco
Prince Henry
Kaiser
St Petersburg
Soener
Germany
Russia
von Buelow
Japan
Germa Miny
St Petersoure
St. Petersburg
Tsarskae-Selo
Notice on morriage and death notices distribution
Notice states that marriage and death notices in The Washington Post will appear simultaneously at no extra charge in several morning newspapers upon application. List includes New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providine Journal Rochester Fayette Herald Solis Republic Stracle Post Standard St Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Washington Post
York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enqlirer
Hicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Kaiser's moves stir European fault lines in wartime talk
Disjointed 19th century dispatch analyzes German and Russian postures amid looming naval clash in Manchuria. It notes Admiral Rozestvensky’s fleet gains, fears for Russia, and shifts in church reform and political strategy as Kaiser Wilhelm seeks influence with Italy and Britain. It predicts a decisive battle and examines press reactions across Europe.
New Warrant for Smiths in Extradition Case
Columbus Ohio April Gov Herrick issued a new extradition warrant for J Morgan Smith and wife now under arrest in Cincinnati on an indictment from New York charging conspiracy in the Nan Patterson case. Garvin of New York requested the warrant and may be questioned on Monday if a revocation is sought.
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Columbus
Ohio
Herrick
J. Morgan Smith
Cincinnati
New York
Nan Patterson
Garvin
Smiths
Texas
Wisconsin Senate tackles anti Mormon resolution
A Wisconsin senate joint resolution urges national Congress to curb polygamy polyga mous living and Mormon political control. It calls Wisconsin Senators to oppose Reed Smoot an apostle of the Mormon Church and a top church officer from continuing as U S Senator.
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Wisconsin Senate
Madison
Wis
National Congress
United States
Wisconsin
Reed Smoot
Two Men Boiled to Death in Peoria Distillery Tank
Three cattle feeders at the Americal Distillery in Peoria were on top of a hot distillery feed tank when support boards failed. George Wagner was pulled out and died at the hospital. Jerry Hardy was recovered in a pulpy condition. Joseph Byers survived but was critically injured and expected to die.
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Peoria
Til
Jerry Hardy
Joseph Byers
George Wagner
Americal
Peking
Wagner
Hardy
Byers
Health Office Record Deaths Reported Through April
A health department death list records numerous individuals with ages ranging from months to 69 years. Notable entries include John M Gray at Sibley Hospital age 3 days and Beatrice Myrtiie at St Ann's Infant Asyl. age 2 months.
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William Sennett
Evesa
John ¥. Carter
Charles E. Clark
John M Gray
Sibley Hospital
Frederick Gheen
Fielder F. Hays
Beatrice Myrtiie
Ann
Liezie Perkins
Children’s Hospital
Catherine Peacock
Walter F. Rodrick
Charles F. Rogers
Douglas cl
Annie Stewart
Auais, Strange
L. Nw
Alice M. Stringer
N. H. Ave
Elizabeth F. J. Upperman
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Endorsed by Readers
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a world famous kidney remedy. It links weak kidneys to broad health issues, cites testimonials, urges readers to mail for a free sample bottle and book, and notes hospital use and doctor adoption. The editorial note promises a sample and information book on request.
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The
Washington Sunday Post
Dr. Kilmer
Harton
Swamp-Root
Mali
Swamp Root
Wilmer & Co
Binghamton N. C
Tremendous Earthquake Devastates Kangra and Simla Regions
Reports from Dharamsala Kangra and surrounding villages describe widespread ruin with six thousand residents in Kangra town nearly wiped out and only about six hundred alive. Vice Regal Lodge at Simla declared unsafe and Lady Curzon relocated. Despite chaos, Gurkha workers aid wreckage clearing while many locales suffer heavy damage and continued tremors.
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Dharmgala
Kangra
Dhawan
Vice Regal
Simla
Calcutta
Dharmsala
Palanpur
Kulu Valley
Kulu
India
Curzon
Lady Curzon
Philadelphia
C. R. Watson
Board of Foreign Missions
United Presbyterian Church
Sialkot
Gordon
Licensed to Marry Amid Odd Pairings
Edward Lawson and Hoa Abipiey are listed for marriage. George B. Dick and Katie B. Grove, both of Baltimore, Maryland, appear in the docket. Samuel Hines and Like MM. vhurstoe fampeon Miller and Mary Minor are also named in the notices, reflecting a sequence of marriage licenses and related filings.
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Edward Lawson
Hoa Abipiey
George B. Dick
Katie B. Grove
Bal
Thnore
Samust Hines
MM. Vhurstoe Fampeon Miller
Mary Minor
Saved Murderer from Mob in Trinidad Colorado
Deputy sheriff Joe Johnson shot felon John H. Fox at the Trinidad post office. A 2000 strong mob formed to lynch Johnson and Fox. Sheriff Dick Davis and a posse loaded Johnson onto a special Colorado and Southern train to escape the mob, which grew to 2500.
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Trinidad
Colo
John H. Fox
Joe Johnson
Johnson
Sherif Dick Davis
Posse
Fox
Davis
Colorado and Southern
Heiress Anna Stewart Found Dead in Cistern
The body of Anna Stewart, daughter of a wealthy Madison resident, was found in a cistern at the back door of Tax Commissioner N. F. P. Haugen's home. She had vanished from her mansion in her night robe after years of illness, and police believe she may have acted in a deranged state.
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Madison
Wis
Anna Stewart
N. FP. Haugen
Stewart
Haugen
Controversy Between Captains Militants Publicly Recalls Rift
Reports recount a long standing dispute between Capt Ziotti and Capt Clade over a letter published without ministry authority. Ziotti faced a public reprimand while Clade allegedly injured in a cab accident and absent, complicating any challenge or resolution.
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Clade
Eliot
Prespre
Russian Wins and Japanese Retreats Amid Far East News
A detailed dispatch dated April 7 reports twelve hours of battle at Tsintsatun with heavy Japanese losses and Russian casualties including Captain Princet Masanlaky. Other April 5 actions claim Russian outposts repelling Japanese and occupying Koukouseki. Harbin notes Russian cavalry probing Japanese flanks, rail depots burned, and Mongolian detachments moving toward Bhodun. Linevitch’s growing acclaim triggers telegrams of congratulations.
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Linevitech
Tsintsatun
Princet Masanlaky
Taipiniin
Koukouseki
Harbin
Erdhaitzi
Mongolia
Bhodun
Kiurin
Mukden
Hirin
Ala
Linevitch
Russian Church Revolt Meant to Free Church From State
A St Petersburg report says clergy speak openly amid a revolt against church administration. A letter by a figure calling himself a High Ecclesiast e urges freeing the church from bureaucratic control. It claims the church has long been a political tool, binding Russia’s life to oppression, and seeks a church devoted to religion rather than politics.
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Rigo
St .Petersburg
Panic in Russian Town Sparks Fear and Flags
Reval in European Russia reported a dayslong scare as rumors of a revolutionary attack circulated. Inhabitants stayed indoors while red flags were readied, and a separate note from St Petersburg described Polish workers organizing a vodka and tobacco boycott to aid the poor and cut state revenue.
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Reval
European
Russia
St Petersburg
Indictment of Gorky for Treason In Murder Document
A Washington Post dispatch from St. Petersburg reports Maxim Gorky is charged with treason for authoring a document found at M Kedrine’s residence. The text defends the Black Sunday killings as premeditated and accuses the Czar and Prince Mirsky of unprovoked murder. Gorky admits authorship.
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Mirsky
Washington Post
St. Petersburg
Maxim Gorky
M. Kedrine
Prince Mirsky
Interior
Workmen's Movement
Gorky
London Extradition Warrant for McIntyre in Embezzlement Case
Arthur Frank McIntyre alias Thomas was arrested in London on an extradition warrant for embezzlement. He admitted skipping bail in the United States and claimed the $315,000 surety belonged to him. Former head of a grain speculation firm, his absence from St Louis was noted after failing to appear in U.S. District Court.
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Z ‘ McIntyre
St. Louis
Washington Post
London
Arthur Frank McIntyre
Thoman
United States
America
Arthur F. McIntyre
Tnited States District Court
Fifteen Indicted for Perjury Conspiracy in Oregon Lands
Federal grand jury indicts fifteen men from Oregon and Washington on conspiracy to defraud the government of public lands. Notables include State Senator R A Booth and Booth Kelley manager Henry J Booth, with others named from Roseburg Seattle and Fossil. Perjury charges target Daniel Clark and several others linked to land schemes in Shushletz and Butte Creek cases. Secretary Hitchcock indicates more actions to come as authorities pursue timber land grabs from 1901 to 190% era.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Portland
Oreg
Federal
R. A. Booth
Booth Kelly Lumber Company
Henry J. Booth
Roseburg
Stephen W. Turmeile
Edward Singletoft
Willard N. Jones
Thadden
Potter
F. P. Mays
H. L. Sissler
Seattle
Daniel Clark
Clarence Zachary
Dee D. Barnard
Charles 4. Watson
Fossil
Wheeler County
Coe D. Barnard
Charlies A. Watson
Clarence B. Zachary
Butte Creek Land, Lumber and Live Stock Company
Frank B. Alley
Stephen W. Turnelle
A. R
Edward R. Downs
Jack Gardiner
J. H. McCrosean
Booth-Kelley
R A. Downs
Phinneapolis
Strike Riots In Chicago Paralyze Montgomery Ward Freight
Special to The Washington Post reports Chicago on April 8 as the teamsters strike escalates with acid egg shells hurled from buildings at wagons by strikers and sympathizers. Police clash with rioters as several nonunion men are beaten and many arrests are made. Montgomery Ward & Co. uses police to move sixteen wagonloads of goods to railroad freight houses amid the chaos.
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Washington Pont
Chicago
Montgomery, Ward & Co
Northwestern
Teamsters
Old Besa the cow runs amuck on Eighth Street
Pedestrian panic erupted on Eighth Street Southeast when Old Besa a venerable cow escaped owner Jefferson White and bolted toward the navy yard Police from the Fifth precinct corralled the animal after she charged bystanders then led her home White a Garfield Washington resident said the cow was the children’s pet and he would not sell her for the price offered seven dollars and seventeen cents
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Jefferson White
White
Navy Yard
Fifth Precinct
Old Bess
Eighth
Gerfield
D. C
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