Russian Sacking Mukden Spurs International Fund Drive
Special to The Wallington Post reports a public meeting in New York to raise funds for widows and orphans of Javanese soldiers. Baron Kaneko and Mrs Howe led appeals about hardship from the war, including emperors and troops suffering in Mukden. The article mixes chaos with obituaries and local notices signed by multiple names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington Post
New York
Ma Bon Davidge
Washington Square South
Julia Ward Howe
Notice of Marriage and Death In Warrington Area
Fragmented notice indicates marriage and death announcements to appear in multiple newspapers including Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Chicago Record Philadelphia Ledger and others. Details unclear due to OCR errors but lists several city and territory titles and a theater or event date referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warington
AGERE
Chilago
Philadelphia Pull Ledger
LOUIS
Monseapnlis
Aipine Levelland Plain Dealle
Russians Condemned for Prisoner Treatment Amid War
A wartime column rails at Russian conduct, accusing it of violating humanity and Geneva provisions. It asserts 10,000 Russian prisoners in Japan receive humane care and highlights sacrifices for universal rights, including freedom of religion and life, before asserting true humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Japan
Witte Offers to Resign as Ministerial Chief
St Petersburg reports M Witte, president of the committee of ministers, will resign and go abroad after an imperial move creating a special commission to address peasant land tenure and abolish his commission. The emperor reportedly declined to accept the resignation while court factions are blamed for the pressure on Witte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Witte
Committee of Ministers
Reseript
Bouligan
SS Witte
M Witte
Bait
von Plehve
ME Sturmer
Interior
Wf Stichinsky
Interior Department
Ministry of the Interior
Sviatopolk-Wvirsky
State of Russian Budget Peletsburgs April 16 financial statement
A 1905 budget summary reports ordinary revenue at 1,008,500,000 rubles, 18500000 above estimates, 710000 below 1908 totals, and 5520000 above 1902. Ordinary expenditure stood at 95500000 leaving a 53500000 surplus. Extraordinary outlays include 820000000 for war, 81000000 for railroad construction, and loans to railways, covered by surplus and 53 50000000 from 5 percent treasury bonds and imperial rente bonds totaling 3215000000. Other extraordinary revenue totaled 500000 and prior-year balances 190500000, leaving a free balance of 39500000 at year start. The 4 1/2 percent loan proceeds were not included.
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Peletsburgs
Treasury
Imperial Rente
Rebukes United States over Japanese correspondence disclosure
The Russ contends that Washington kept secret the Japanese dispatches too long. He questions why the United States waited fourteen months before revealing the pact, while Loomis defends the State Department routine release of diplomatic papers and a red book tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ
St Petersburg
Anpiul
Russ Today
Washington
Japan
United States
Russi
Loomis
Paron
Urther
State Department
Meyer Cordially Received Bright Career Predicted for Ambassador
In St Petersburg on April 16 American Ambassador Meyer was cordially received and praised in diplomatic and social circles. A brilliant career in diplomacy and society is forecast, as he entertains officials and attends dinners with peers and foreign dignitaries. Meyer may move into the Klemmichel palace upon Mrs Meyer's arrival, signaling grand entertainments ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
St Petersburg
Meyer
St Charles Hardinge
Baron d’Aehrenthal
Spencer Eddy
Princess Sarorufa Fria
Klemmichel Palace
Dave
Hatchet Attack on Sailor Reported in Norfolk Va
Special to the Washington Post Norfolk Va April 1 Bol a merchant sailor from Rotterdam was brought to St Vincent's Hospital at midnight with a skull fracture after an attack allegedly by Georgia Banks a Black woman Police surgeons say the hatchet blade pierced Bol's skull The British consulate has taken charge of the case and ordered Bol's removal to the hospital.
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Washington Post
Nortalk
Bol
Rottdam
St Vincent's Hospital
Georgia Banks
Bols
Licensed To Marry And Deaths In Brief
Marriage notices list Morgan F Mount of Mot Springs Ark to Faure 1H Pugh and William Ro Krug with Constance McMillen. Deaths: Susan Downes 44, Sohn Fanatty 8, Michael Kelly 4, Helen F Kettner 1, Jon Leanto 25, Herbert E Paine 79, Lilian M Ratcliffe 38, Harriet J Welch 88, Rosella Neumeyer 24 days. Obituaries reference Emergency Hospital and addresses in Washington area.
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Josie Mo
Susan Downes
Sohn Fanatty
Michael Kelly
O Canal
Helen F Kettner
29Th St Nw
Jon Leanto
Emergency
Herbert E Paine
13Th St Nw
Lilan M. Ratcliffe
K St. Aw
Harriet J Welch
28Th St, Ow
Rosella Neumeyer
Plots and Protests Tap War Hit Regions As Police Clamp Down
April reports from St Petersburg Warsaw and Lodz describe a planned interment sparking clashes with police and Don Cossacks in St Petersburg while workers threaten demonstrations. In Moscow the peasant movement and railroad area tensions rise as troops guard properties. A Warsaw court martial delivers death sentences to three rioters and authorities guard Governor General Maximovitch during a secret departure to St Petersburg. In Lodz the strike spreads to Coates thread mills with multiple workers involved in street shooting of a policeman.
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Warsaw
Don Coss Secs
St Petersburg
Moscow
Moscow-Kazan
Maximovitch
Lodz
Loaz
Coates
Vote of censure for Tisza in Hungarian Diet
Budapest April 15 the lower house led by Herr Botto passed a motion of censure on former Premier Tisza for political motives in raising the pension of Perezel von Bonynad from 1600 to 3000 the vote was large the house adjourned to May 3 as opposition address to the Crown looms the crisis persists Hungary contends with Austria over constitutional rights while Hay's condition improves in Rome Ambassador White reports Hay improving after a Genoa rail collision that killed seven and wounded forty Tittoni welcomed the new ambassador
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Budapest
Diet
Herr Botto
Tisza
Perezel von Bonynad
United Opposition
Hungary
Austria
Whch
Austin
Hay
Rome
White
Genoa
Nervi
Tittoni
Joseph Jefferson Resting Well After Poor Showing
West Palm Beach April 13 Joseph Jefferson veteran actor rests comfortably tonight though very weak his condition is not at present dangerous Movements of Ocean Steamers New York April to Cedric from Liverpool and Queenstown will dock about 9 2 m tomorrow Arrived St Louis from Southampton and other liners listed with arrivals and sailings including Campania Deutschland and Barbarossa through April 16
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Dieu Lall
Tiais
Saalzil
Zebina
Vernon Place
Rita Willhmm
Burns
Das Apel
13Th Street
Albin Betoy
John Doerr
Koneruiro
Brink
Seveitl
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Emmorton
Jane
Boweriul
Baltimore
William Holmer
Funir
Werday
Breadwat
Johnson
Vermont Avenue
SwUth
Lirence Moosan
Anne B
Inter Romeo Bogs Tb
Oulim
Pluirs Spire
New York
Otter
Lal
Col Mbit
Arlington
Mona
Halbert Firazer
Coma
Hell
Aumbia Toad
bLynchburg
Ertea
James A
Pouthersi
Gm Prumdys
Ileine Abels
Waller Agua Patyrk
West Palm Beach
Fla
Joseph Jefferson
Cedric
Liverpool
Queenstown
St Louis
Southampton
Satad
Hamburg
Dover
Pretoria
Bremen
Barbarosaa
Plymouth
Paul
Chenbourg
Sea Fight Reports and Far East Naval Movements
A readaged dispatch notes war risks at Hongkong affecting Japan and trade. A Saigon telegram claims a fifth division of the Russian Pacific Squadron under Vice Admiral Vessdrago will pass the Suez Canal in July or August with ships Imperator Alexander II Slava Paris and others. Chicago reports Singapore cipher says four German collier ships left Cape St James heading toward Vladivostok, linked to Baltic fleet aims.
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Cardi
Wales
Hongkong
Japan
Saigon
Postine
Port Said
Heypt
Vessdrago
Imperator Alexander II
Slava
Parls
Pamyat Azoya
Kornileft
Buez Canal
Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Singapore
Cape St James
Indo-China
Vladivostok
Skirmishes in Manchuria amid Japanese maneuvers
Dispatches from Manchuria report Japanese outposts spreading thirty miles along the railway as reinforcements, food, and ammunition move from Niuchwan. An official Japanese army note says forces advancing east on the Hailung road defeated an enemy unit near Heishihmu and pursued them toward Tachatzu, with another force striking south of Pachatzu. General Linovitch's dispatch notes a cavalry action near Mount Gaoshan where Japanese forces were forced to evacuate and retreat westward.
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Gunshu Pass
Manchuria
Niuchwan
Tokyo
Hailung Road
Heishihmu
Panshi
Tachatzu
Singking
Pachatzu
St Petersburg
Linovitch
Nicholas
Robinson in Lead in West Virginia Delegate Vote
In Morgantown on April 15 Robinson captured nineteen of thirty two delegates for the Republican Congressional convention in Keyser on April 23. The pattern suggests Robinson will win a share of remaining delegates though others remain non-committal. In Berkeley County primaries Hetzel led anti ring forces while Henshaw led the rival faction with three districts each. Morgan County convention endorsed Hetzel for the Second district nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Washington Post
Morgantown
W Va
Iran Robinson
Keyser
Dayton
Robinson Martinsburg
Berkeley County
J J Hetzel
Dr Henshaw
Martinsburg
Berkeley Springs
Morgan County
John J Hetzel
Congress
Bristow for Senate resigns from post and hints run
Joseph I. Bristow former Fourth Assistant Postmaster General and Panama Canal Commission railroad commissioner told friends he will be a candidate for United States Senator from Kansas to succeed Burton. He would not authorize a formal announcement. Recount Elects Republican Mayor Huntington April 15: recount shows Hiram Gordon Rep elected mayor by ten votes over Dem John E Ensign. Gordon received certificate of election.
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Joseph I. Bristow
Panama Canal Commission
United States
Kansas
Burton
Washington Post
Huntington Wan
Hiram Gordon
Rep
John E Ensign
Dem
Gordon
Town Threatened by Fire in Cheraw Business District
A Sunday dawn fire in Cheraw threatened the business section after starting around 1 am in Cheraw. The blaze cut telephone service and prevented officials from confirming details or extent of the damage.
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Charlotte NC
Cheraw S
France and Germany begin overtures on Morocco
Paris and Berlin show a new phase in Moroccan talks as France and Germany begin direct exchanges after Washington and London viewed Germany’s stance moderating. The Matin hails U S French unity and Britain’s support while Vienna’s stance remains uncertain amid cautious official statements.
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Paris
France
Germany
Morocco
Washington
London
Rome
Madrid
St Petersburg
Vinona
Vienna
Taft
England
United States
Great Britain
Newfoundland
Egypt
Frances
Bail Granted to Mrs Chadwick in Cleveland Case
Mrs Cassie Li Chadwick, convicted and sentenced to ten years for obtaining money by false pretenses, was admitted to bail in 5000. The total bail in the case is 52000 when adding 47000 fixed by federal and county courts. Chadwick said cash surety will be used and she expects release within a week to ten days and plans to stay in Cleveland pending appeal.
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Cincinnati
Cassie Li. Chadwick
Cleveland
Ohio
FP. Dewley
Coungel
Chadwick
Circuit Court of Appeals
United States District Court
County Criminal Court
Dawley
Court of Appeals
Raid Nets Godfrey Pot House Patrons In Washington
Eleven men and two women were arrested in a raid on a Chesapeake Junction proprietor's inn at 1324 Ninth Street NW. Godfrey ran a gaming room and drink setup for about a month, facing charges of permitting gaming. Police seized cards and liquor as they detained thirteen patrons and Godfrey himself, with several officers assisting.
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Maryland
J Cornelius Godfrey
Chesapeake Junction
Washington
Second Precinct
Godfrey
Godfreys Place
Ninth Street
Sergis
Sprinkle
Lee
McGrath
McQuade
Shelby
L G O'Conner
E G Grant
Henry Long
Edward Wideman
Edith Davy Bessie Johnson
Philip Goodwork
Fre Collins
Walter Sears
R A Berry
George Brayler
James Perkins
James Dor- Bey
Explosion Kills Three In Trenton Storehouse Blast
Three men died and three were injured in a powder blast behind a hardware store in Trenton Tennessee on April 15. Victims include Robert Phelan owner Dr Parker and Mr Arnold of Crockett County. Injured John K Pearce is gravely hurt. John Klepp Tom Jones and Mr Phelan attempted a target gun when a can of powder detonated. The blast destroyed the store and damaged nearby businesses and homes.
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Trenton, Tenn
Apri
Robert Phwlan
Parker Trenton
Arnold
Crockett County
John K Pearce
John Klepp
Tom Jones
Phelan
J A Landis
Pearce & Kiopp
Bumnees House
Deserter's Suicide After Wife's Elopement
Chicago, April 15. John Shable, 30, learned his Austrian wife had eloped with another man. He drowned himself in the Chicago River, hoping to reunite with wife and child next week after saving enough to buy a cottage. He had come to America to build a home for them and planned to send for them soon. Easter suit sale announced at Horn's tailoring, 637 F Street NW.
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Chicago
Austria
John Shable
Shable
America
Horn
F Street Northwest
Swamp Root Kidney Cure Promoted in 1904 Ad
A 1904 promotional plea touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, liver, and bladder troubles. It claims widespread ignorance of kidney disease, cites testimonials, and offers free samples via Dr Kilmer & Co in Binghamton.
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Swamp Root
Kilmer & Co Binghamton
Washington
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Uwetal
Rumsaris
Toa
Brook
Duesdix
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Pitu
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Brooke
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W. Eve Ytuing
J. William Lee
Pennsvania Arena
Joseph Gawler
A. F Harvey
Commodious Chapel Telephone
John R. Wright
Cal
George P. Zarhorst
Sndertaker and Embalmer Funeral
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Capitol St
Noga
Health Office Record
St. Petersburg
Putilov Iron Works
Smolensk
Vassili Ostrov
Hungarian House
The
Bes
Erent
Bristow
Senate
Senator Burton
Posner Bros
Pa. Ave
Tan
Colt
Penna. Avenue
Europeda Capitala
Berlin
Delgaspe
Prince von Hadelin
Delcasse
Foregn
Prince von Radolin
M Descasse
Foreign Office
Mrs. Chadwick
Godfrey House
Cottage St. Melcose
Sir Jan
Richardson
Kilmers
Binghamton
Washington Sunday Post
Reinhardt
Seventh and I
Concord
Wtz&e
Pilgrim Light Lunch
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