Meyers Ambassadors Reception Signals Peace Promises
Ambassador Meyer delivered confidential communications from President Roosevelt to Emperor Nicholas at Tsarskoe Selo. The audience at Alexandra Palace was formal and cordial, with Meyer presenting credentials in standard form and meeting the Emperor and Empress privately, signaling a notable departure from prior court etiquette.
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Land for Russian peasants to be distributed under reform plan
St Petersburg reports say a memorial to the ministry of the drumist seeks transfer of imperial lands to peasants via gradual purchase under Alexander II era reform. The plan aims to end agrarian troubles, while peasant seizures near Urgelcff prompt troops and Cossack deployment to quell disturbances.
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Byelostok
Vladivostok Naval Force Formed Revealed at Vladivostok
Reports from Athenian passengers state Vladivostok hosts four cruisers eight submarines and twelve torpedo craft with repairs finished on the Gromoboi and a strong garrison though coal is short. Mining incidents disrupt shipping near Wei hai wei and Chusan reports mention a sacked American church with one missionary wounded and Japanese arrests.
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Russians Tighten Grip in Manchuria Skirmishes Rise
Reports from Manchuria say Russian forces strengthen Changchun Kirin Dre Gun Madridoffs garrison while Japanese left flank skirmishes intensify. Observers warn minor clashes could escalate into a larger engagement as Sakhalin contingents are offered pay and freedom to fight.
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Court martial for Ouktomsky and Port Arthur inquiry
In St Petersburg on April 12 Rear Admiral Ouktomsky was granted a court martial. Four admirals will hear the case with Admiral Dikoff presiding. Ouktomsky led the Port Arthur squadron after Rear Admiral Withoeft was killed in the August 10 battle. The other item notes British steamer Henry Blackow seized by Japanese guard ships off Hokkaido on April 1, likely bound for Vladivostok, cargo details undisclosed.
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Germany Opposes Moroccan Conference Moves in Paris
Paris April 12 Germany’s drive for an international conference on Morocco fails to alarm France Britain Spain Italy and Russia as most powers show little interest. Germany would stand alone in backing such a gathering and may abstain if others decline. Berlin notes a new commercial treaty with Morocco strengthens Germany’s trade guarantees and resists France’s bid for dominance. Count von Tattenbach-Ashold travels to Fez with plans to brief and press the new arrangement.
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Levit Woodbury of States Motel Pioneer in Washington Hotel Circle
Levit Woodbury born 1924 in Salem NH, rose from station master to hotel owner in Washington. He managed the hotel, then refurbished it, led the Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co as president, served on bank and chamber boards, and owns property at Canobie Lake NH while supporting city beautification. A Mason active in St Mark Lodge and Scottish Rite.
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Reform League Aims to End Absolutism in Russia
National congress of lawyers and college professors push for a professional reform league to democratize government. Plan calls for central bureaus coordinating lawyers doctors teachers engineers and other groups to elect delegates for a central body to draft reforms. They reject extra legal measures and seek participation by the governed in budgeting taxation and lawmaking while preserving the monarchy.
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Trooper Young Acquitted in Manslaughter Trial
Samuel H. R. Young trumpeter of Troop HH Fifteenth United States Cavalry was acquitted in Criminal Court No 1 of manslaughter in the July death of Policeman John Jacob Smith. The crowd cheered as the not guilty verdict was read. Young vowed to rejoin his unit at Fort Ethan Allen.
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Rendezvous Harbor for South Atlantic Fleet Proposed
Government transport Sumner arrives after a month trip to Porto Rico and West Indies ports. The River and Harbor Committee urges widening and deepening the San Juan harbor and Ponce to create a rendezvous for the South Atlantic fleet, not a base, with immediate improvements urged. multiple naval officers and transfers detailed alongside.
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Navy awards tobacco bids for 150000 pounds
Navy Department opened bids from nine firms for 150000 pounds of tobacco. Samples undergo chemical tests and expert review. price ranges are listed, but quality remains the main factor in award decisions. Current contract pays 40 cents per pound.
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Liquozone Promises Cure for Germ Diseases Worldwide
Millions claim Liquozone cured sickness and more try it free as three million homes in America host someone cured. The ad touts global use, two years of testing, and a claim of killing germs with a gas based, drug free process. It pledges $1,000 for any germ it cannot kill and asserts rapid relief in fevers and inflammatory illnesses.
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Germ Diseases and Liquorone Cure Claim
Liquorone attacks germs wherever they are and, once the germs causing a disease are destroyed, the disease must end. The text claims medicine can only aid Nature, making results indirect and uncertain, and lists several garbled disease names.
Free Liquozone bottle offer coupon from ad
A vintage promotion invites readers to request a free 50 cent Liquozone bottle by sending a coupon. The note promises to mail an order to a local druggist and cover the bill, presenting the offer as a no obligation gift to demonstrate Liquozone’s benefits.
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