Delcasse Tenure in Jeopardy Amid Moroccan Controversy
French Foreign Minister Delcasse considers retirement after cabinet pressure over Moroccan policy. President Loubet and Prime Minister Rouvier urged him to stay, amid Socialist and Nationalist criticism. Berlin watches, fearing a German triumph if he resigns. diplomats note potential shifts in France's stance toward Morocco and neutrality in the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loubet
M. Delcasse
Far East
M. Delcase
Washington
Morocco
France
Germany
Berlin
Paris
Mororces
Delcasse Tong
Licensed to Marry and Obituaries Meld Across Notices
A jumble of names and dates from Washington area society notices and obituaries, listing engagements and funeral announcements for several individuals including Prack E Olin and Martella Berg, Bryan Murvin jr and Bessie Clarlasa Andrews Jo Ran Cueur, Mary Duff and Charles Phillips, plus Georg e A Blesyinz, Freda Wolf, and others. The notices include special meetings, funeral services, and interment arrangements dated April 1903 to 1908 across Maryland Virginia and District of Columbia papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prack E Olin
New York City
Martella Berg
Airmagram
Arba Bryan Murvin Jr
Schenectady
N. Y
Bessie Clarlasa Andrews
Jo Ran Cueur Ant Seis G Thompson
Nam
Lychhbug
David Grandi
Om Fatrehild
Marian Hubbard
Graham
Harry
Safr
Mary B Duff
Staunton
George A Blesyinz
Freda R Wolf
Baltimore
Charles H Phillips
Anne Wo Johnston
Harry P Carson
Branchville, Md
Mudred Brown
Health Office Record Reported Cases and Ages
Health office record lists multiple individuals with ages and affiliations including Children s Hospital staff and patients. Names such as Ameriga Alexander Edwart Wo A Collins Charles Bills Avellas Lo Evuc James Gubreath and others appear with ages ranging from infancy to mid forties and various street addresses. The fragmentary list references hospital affiliations and parential relationships within Newark St and K Street NW areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameriga
Alexander
Childrens
Edwart
Frovidence Hospital
Mary A Collins
Newark St
Charles Bills
James Gubreath
Edward Harr
Gertrude Henson
Elizabets
Elizabeto Mo Jacheot
Daya
Lewis Jamison Lin
Floyd Jeana
Childrens Hospttal
Thortton Jones Childrens Hospital
Jonanca
Notice of Marriage and Death Listings Across Newspapers
Notice states marriage and death notices appear simultaneously on application with no charge for insertion or telegraphing in multiple morning papers including The York Times Boston Glob and several others such as Cincinnati Enquirer Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard Minneapolis Tribune and Cleveland Plain Dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Times
Boston
Cincinnati Enquirer
Record Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST Louis Republic
Syracuse
Delcasse Resignation Seen as Victory for Germany
London April 22 editorial comment on M Delcasse resignation. Newspapers express regret and view his downfall as a German victory. Strong hope he reconsiders retiring from the French cabinet amid debates on policy such as Morocco and Far Eastern neutrality. The Daily Telegraph praises his near central role in peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
M. Delcasse
M Delcusse
Morocco
Daily Telegraph
Europe
Threat by Japan as Navy Moves in Far East
Reports from St Petersburg indicate Japanese and British diplomats are steering events toward peace. A Russian squadron under Admiral Rosestvensky faces neutrality threats off Annam. Nebogatof’s fourth division lags behind. Taft forwards Paris note on neutrality, while Witte reportedly resigns as premier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Bertie
Paris
Lansdowne
Petersburg
Rorestvensky
Annam
St Petersburg
Rosestvensky
Finance Ministry
Shanghai
Straits of
Formosa
Nebogatoff
Rojestoyensky
Parker Family Ties Mark Capitol Banking Leader’s Legacy
HS Southard Parker, son of Andrew Parker and Ann Doty, rises as president of the National Metropolitan Citizens' Bank after a career spanning Mifflintown and Washington. Born October 2, 189?, his lineage links to early Juniata banking, with sons in affiliated posts at the Metropolitan and Cole & Donaldson law firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HS Southard Parker
National Metropolitan Citizens’ Bank
Andrew Parker
Ann E B. Doty
Miffilntown
Washington
Congress
Tuscarora Academy
Academia
Parker
Lewistown
Miffin National Bank
Mifflintown
Banking House
Doty, Parker & Co
Edmund Southard Doty
Ezra Doty Parker
E. Southard Parker
Juniata County
Metropolitan Bank
National Metropolitan Bank
Citizens' National Bank
Mr Parker
Colonial Fire Insurance Company
District Title Insurance Co
Board of Trade
Garfield and
Columbia Hospitals
Masons
Tuafayette Lodge
Wiliam W. W. Parker
Metropolitan Citizens
Bishop Watson Dead at 67 in Wilmington
Right Rev Alfred Augustin Watson bishop of the East Carolina diocese died at his Wilmington home at 3 25 p m after a nearly two year illness following a stroke He was born August 21 1818 in New York and served parishes in Plymouth Newbern Winston before Wilmington where he became rector of St James Parish in 1862 During the Civil War he served as chaplain of the Second Regiment North Carolina State troops In 1883 he was elected bishop of the East Carolina diocese and led until health limited him In May last year Robert Strange was elected coadjutor and now succeeds to all duties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N. C
Alfred Augustin Watson
Protestant Episcopal Church
East Carolina
Plymouth
Newbern
Winston
St. James
North Carolinna
North Carolina
Episcopal Church
Watson
Robert Strange
Richmond
Sidney E Rosenthal Dead Well Known F Street Merchant
Sidney E Rosenthal a well known young businessman of F street died at the family residence 1118 Fifth street northwest after a protracted illness. He was born in Alexandria Va thirty seven years ago and worked in the men’s furnishing business with his brother James E Rosenthal. He belonged to St John’s Lodges No 11 F A A M thirty second degree Scottish Rite Mason and Almas Temple Shriners. The funeral will be from the late residence at 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon and will be private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Johns Lelgr Neau
Charles Bowen
Timtomninson
Christian Pag
Scond Street
GEIB
Tourstey Agirtl
Adam Giih
Wine Avenue
Hyattsvale
Wasington
Glenn
Uira
Hig Tite
Oak Hil Cemetery
Balomoore Md
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Haas
Juhia
St Asiph
Alexandra
Herron
Fenney
Willum W
Caroline S Herron
Remins
Newsille
Petsch
F Street
Sidney E Rosenthal
Fifth Street
Mr. Rosenthal
Ernestine Rosenthal
Emil Rosenthal
Alexandria
Washington
James E. Rosenthal
Rosenthal
St. John's Lodges
Almas Temple of Mystic Shriners
Annuities for Carriers Move Forward Plan for Old Age Pensions
The advisory board of the National Association of Letter Carriers examined retirement board recommendations for a pension plan for carriers who retire due to age. Annuities would range from 100 to 500 dollars based on the carrier's ability to fund. Colorado Springs may be proposed as a future mail carriers home, with final site choice likely before the Portland convention in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association
Cleveland
Ohio
National Association of Letter Carriers
Colorado Springs
Portland
Ore
Chicago Strike Escalates as Unions Demand Stop to Ward Deliveries
In Chicago forty seven teamsters unions direct members to halt hauling for Montgomery Ward & Co amid a garment workers strike. The joint council threatens strikes if refusals occur. Grand jury weighs an exhaustive probe while an injunction blocks interference. A Ward wagon horse is burned by acid used by strike sympathizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Teamsters
Montgomery Ward & Co
Garment
Joint Council of Teamsters
International
Shea
Chicago Employers’ Association
New Teaming Corporation
Brentano
Ward & Co
Healy
Grand Jury
Montgomery Ward &Co
Minister Lessar Dead in Peking Note
M Paul Lessar Russian Minister to China died last night after his foot was amputated. He helped negotiate amendments to the Russo Chinese Manchurian treaty and met Chinese leaders to preserve China's sovereignty in Manchuria. Successor likely M Pavioff. other obituaries noted in Cleveland Boston and Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
M. Paul Lessar
China
M. Lessar
London
Prince Ching
Wang-men-shao
Li Hung Chang
Manchuria
Russia
Japan
St. Petersburg
M. Pavioff
Korea
Shanghai
Great throng of immigrants lands in New York port
Four transatlantic steamers arrived bringing 9,675 steerage passengers the largest daily quarantine total. About 4,000 would be kept aboard overnight as Ellis Island cleared 6,000. Through April 21 62,791 immigrants had entered compared with 42,447 by the same date last year. May could break the Ellis Island record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ellis Island
Lkely
Naval officers orders from 1903 to 1906
Orders directing officers to new posts and stations. G C Cowper detached Denver to Des Moines as executive officer. M L Miller detached Naval Academy Annapolis to Denver as navigating officer. Ensign J Wallace detached Maine to Maryland. Midshipman H Franken berger detached Maine to Olympia then Brooklyn. Midshipman L M Stewart detached Maine to Olympia then Chattanooga. Midshipmen S L H Hazard detached Maine to Des Moines. Surgeon T A Berryhill detached Oregon to home and wait orders. Surgeon F S Nash to Oregon via Lawton on May 13 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G C. Cowper
Denver
Des Moines
M. L. Miller
Naval Academy
Annapolis
New York
Ensign & J. Wallace
Deg
Maines
Maryland
H. Frankenberger
Maine
Olympia
Brooklyn
L. M Stewart
Chattanooga
SL. H Hazard
T' A Berryhill
Oregon
F. S. Nash
Lawton
Docks Burned at Bremen Germany No Loss of Life
Fire destroyed all docks warehouses and buildings of the German Nordsee Steamship Company in Bremen. Vessels were towed to safety with no damage and no one was harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Nordses Steamship Company
Movements of Ocean Steamers and Passages Reported
Ships in transit and arrivals reported from April and March. entries include New York bound vessels in wireless contact 163 miles east of Slasconsett Mars at 8 30 p m with stations. Cadric to Liverpool Perugia to Marseilles Leghorn. Le Touraine from New York arrived at Havre on April 21. Devonian and Rotterdam movements from Boston and New York. Victorian to Liverpool passed. Konig Albert arrived from New York at Gibraltar and Naples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Argiven- Waite
Liverpool
Matin
Bremen
Philadelphia
Southampton
Cherbourg
Slasconsett
Mars
Cadric
Perugia
Marseilles
Leghorn
Havre
le Touraine
Kinsale
Devonian
Baoston
Ldzard
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Browhead
Victorian
Genos
Konig Albert
Gibraltar
Napies
Sailors Seek Aid Duty After Sylph Distress Off Atlantic
The Navy Department forwarded Lieut Evans's report from the Sylph to the United Fruit Company of Baltimore. Evans accused the Gters captain of refusing to aid the distressed vessel as it moved from Florida waters to Hampton Roads. The department awaits the captain of the Oters statement and may urge Congress to penalize denial of aid to ships in distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylph
Baltimore Steamship Company
Navy Department
United Fruit Company
Baltimore
Evans
Gters
Atlantic
Florida Waters
Hampton Roads
Oters
Lieut. Evans
Department
Congress
Photography in War At Indian Head Proving Grounds
An army officers board led by Gen. A. W. Greely tested an aerial camera suspended by a kite with ground controlled electric operation. Exposures reached distances of ten to twelve miles, one shot at about 400 feet altitude. Results to be developed in coming days as officers assess use for observing enemy troops and defenses in warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Head
Army
A. W. Greely
Indian Head Proving Grounds
Middies Summer Cruise Vessels Sail From Pensacola
The Newark has sailed from Pensacola to Newport News for midshipman summer practice. Destroyers Whipple Worden and MacDonough also depart Pensacola for Hampton Roads. Marblehead heads from Panama to San Francisco with a stop at Acapulco. Minneapolis sails from Pensacola to Newport News then New London before outfitting for Admiral Chester’s African coast eclipse expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Pensacola
Newport News
Whipple
Conn
Chester
Danhigren
Craven
Pawnee
Newport
Yankton
Boston
Honolulu
Abarenda
Lambert Point
Pontiac
New York
Worden
Key Weat
Hampton
Macdonough
Hampton Roads
Norfolk
Culgoa
Sanchez
Culabra
Minneapolia
Truxtim
Monte Cristi
Guantanamo
Marblehead
San Jose de Guatemala
Respulco
CAPT FOOTE EXONERATED IN FIELD ARTILLERY WOUNDING
Court of Inquiry at Fort Myer Va reports on the wounding of Second Lieut Donald Cubbison of the Fourth Battery Field Artillery at Mount Gretna Pa last October. It exonerates Capt Stephen M Foote who led the practice blamed for the accident and recommends no further action. action by the President is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald C. Cubbison
Fort Myer
Field Artillery
Mount Gretna
Department
Stephen M. Foote
Cubbison
Capt. Foote
Army officers reassigned and exam boards announced
Orders transfer Maj. Lloyd M Brett to the First Cavalry and detail Lieut. Col George P Borden to Plattsburg Barracks for Capt Walter H Chatfield exam. Leave granted to Maj. Charles G Treat for three months. Lieut. George H Knox ordered to report to Maj. Henry M Andrews for promotion exam. Capt Walter H Chatfield to report to Col Borden for fitness evaluation. West relieved to Fort Monroe for Coast Artillery duty. Officers to report to Col Charles Morton at Fort Myer for promotion examinations. Mercer Jordan Lahm to join Seventh Cavalry for promotion review. Maj. Augustus P Blackcomb detailed to Inspector General’s Dept. First Lt John D Yost to San Francisco for captain eligibility exam. Board at Fort Leavenworth to test sights for the 1903 magazine rifle, with a listed officer detail. Several ships arrived or departed, and the Dixie navy vessel to remain near Santo Domingo delaying its return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd M Brett
Fourth Cavalry
First Cavalry
George P Borden
Fifth Infantry
Plattsburg Barracks
N. Y
Walter H. Chatfield
Edwin ¥. Glenn
Baeut
Charles G Treat
United States Military Academy
Artillery Corps
United States Miliary Academy
George H. Knox
Seventh Infantry
Henry M Andrews
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Walter H Chatfield
Georges FP. Borden
Eugene R. West
United States Army
Charles Morton
Seventh Cavalry
Fort Myer
William A. Mercer
Harry B. Jordan
Cavalry
Ordnance Department
Frank P. Lahm
Sixth Cavalry
Augustus P. Blackcom
Inspector General
James Lockett
Blocksom
John D. Yost
Honolulu
Hawaii
Territory
San Francisco
Cal
Manila
George H. Torney
United States Army General Hopital
Presidio
Big Station
Mest
United States
Stanhope E. Blunt
John T. Thompson
Walter H. Gordon
Eighteenth Infantry
George W. Read
Ninth Cavalry
Peter Murray
Herbert Deakyne
Corps of Engineers
Letcher Hardeman
Eleventh Cavalry
Thompson
Military generals to meet at War College on May 29 1905
A group of senior officers led by Maj Gen James F Wade and including Brig Gens Frederick D Grant Frank D Baldwin Tasker H Buss and Albert L Mills will convene at the War College in this city on May 29 1905 to select officers for detail to current and anticipated vacancies in the general staff corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cers
James F Wade
Frederick D Grant
Frank D. Baldwin
Tasker H. Buss
Albert L. Mills
War College
General Staff Corps
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Paria
Erosco
Ceuner Roucher
Cisses
Cibinit
M. Roush
Mo Delcusse
Mo Deleuwee
Leihet
Woo del Usee
Ine Hue
M Rouviers
MF Deleisse
Ting
M Delcasse
M. Rouvier
Foreign Office
Chamber of Deputies
M. Delontele
Council
M Rouvier
Council of Ministers
ML Rouvier
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
N. W
Phos J. William Lee
Pennsylvania
Joseph Gawler
Main
Pa Ave
R. F
Harvey’s Sons
Delcasse
Britain
Hioki
Yaft
Taft
Loeb
Glenwood Springs
Witte
Washington Post
M. Witte
Council of Tuinisters
Golden Gate
Kalon Sauterne
Kalon
To-Kalon
Southard Parker
Bishop Watson
Sidney E. Rosenthal
Employers’ Association Defiant—Grand Jury
Minister Lessar
Maj Willans
W. Armstrong
Armstrong
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Mass
William H. Rogery
Pittsburg
Henry P. Ford
Ford
Earl of Chichester
Francis Godolphin Pelham
Morton C. Stout & Co., Tailors
F St
Holmesbury
Norton Stout Acco
Oteri
Aphy
Foote
Colon
Santo Domin
Sigsbee
War Department
Offi
Seventh and K Streets
G. Lippmann & Sons
Goldenthorpe’s
Iowa
A. M. Knight
Naval Board On Ordnance
P. R. Alger
Virginia 7
I. Ff. Wallerstein Commission Merchant
la. Ave
Affleck’s Drug Store
Pa. Ave
Adler's
Victor E.adler
Clothing House
7Th St. N. W. Eee
California
Muscatel
A.collins
Hrerive
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