War scare in Europe hits bourses on gilt edged securities
The Washington Post reports sharp declines in government and gilt edged securities across London and continental bourses as fears mount over Germany's Morocco policy and a broader European plan. Britain’s temper rises amid doubts Russia can oppose the scheme and fears of partition and upheaval spread through markets and politics.
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Spain
Licenced To Marry In Maryland And Virginia Cohorts
Frank Sands of Maltimore Counts Wd and Maud Fat wed. Zachariah Wonfielt and Pinkes Vloris wed. Robert Risdon and Vivian Anderson of Warrenton Va. West and Barthlowew Mannix and Elizabeth Brasehl Keo wed. On Friday April 19 by Rev John T Hughes. DOVI on Friday April 28 at 2 am. Ann Mc Jones to St Wpsains Chirag. Funeral notices and memorials follow with multiple names and dates in April 1905.
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Maltimore
Maud Fat
Zachariah Wonfielt
Pinkes Vloris
Robert i
Risdon
Vivian B Anderson
Warrerton Va
Joseph A West
Ole Roaald Barthlowew Mannix
Elizabeth F Brasehl
Keo June
Theresa Limon
CT LP
John T Hughes
St Paul the Apostle
Odale Miri
Marin
Paul J Garists
New Orleans
Cuftan Wharton Cliftor
Dovi
New York Avenue
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Jone
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Thomas
Rogen
Chirag
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Tweodor
Lang Mae
John
Vavee Do
Sun
Mol
Gilbert
John Toler
W Brown
Iis
Aevir
Germanys attitude toward Morocco to be appraised
Targier Morocco April 29 Count von Tatenbach Ashold head of the German Mission outlines Berlin stance on Morocco insisting Germany seeks to preserve the pre Anglo French accord status quo and rejects French influence. He says Germany views Morocco as a field for German development under German government protection and claims equal rights with other nations while awaiting progress of French negotiations and the Sultan’s tempering.
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Morocco
Count von Tatenbach Ashold
Fez
Betwein
Moroecco
Todey
Germany
Equal rights for Mussulmans debated in St Petersburg
Interior Minister Bouligin informed a Mussulman delegation that while final decision was pending, Mohammedans of the Causus would likely receive representation and equal rights with Russians in the assembly under the Imperial rescript. Also notes on Roentgen Bay Congress opening in Berlin and German loan uptake by Russian banks. President Castro receives grand reception in Ciudad Bolivar.
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Bouligin
Mussulmans
Causus
Health Office Record Deaths Reported Through April Twenty-Nine
A health office death register lists numerous individuals with ages and addresses including J Dolliver 1445 Mass Ave 8 years Preston Over 2182 11th St NW 2 months Mary E Espey W4 11th St NE 64 years Henry B Grigg Sibley Hospital 65 years Daniel Inseee Georgetown Univ Hosp 23 years John W Johnson Takoma DC 56 years Henry E Marks Homeopathic Hospital 78 years Ruth BR Middleton 182 Wallach St NW 16 months Frances Moore 2149 Cal Ave NW 45 years Infant Emma Moore Wash Asy Hosp. days Mary McCullough 827 24 St NE 71 years Joseph Price 311 9th St NW 87 years Leroy Ridgely 1226 Phillips 2 1/2 months Herman F Robinson 4023 5th Ave NW 14 years Marry Tyler Freedmen’s Hospital 15 years Polly Walker 919 3d Ave NW 45 years.
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Jams
Mary McCullough
St Ne
Joseph Price
Tith St
Leroy Ridgely
Phillips
Herman F Robinson
Tyler Freedmen’s Hospital
Polly Walker
Ogden Party Wreck Kills Four Injures Many in Dining Car
A Southern Railway special carrying Robert C. Ogden and about 100 guests crashed into a freight train near Greenville’s yard limits at 7:55 AM. Four were dead and many injured including Prof Henry Farnam Yale and Dr St. Clair McKelway editor of the Brooklyn Eagle. Baggage destroyed, flames swept the diners, and rescue efforts followed as investigators blamed late running and routing errors.
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Greenville
Robert C. Ogden
Southern Conference of Education
Ogden
Charles Wo Cope White
Columbia
John Little W W Cummings
JF Hayne Negro
St Dames
Henry W Farnam
Yale University
Ari Drst Clair WeKerway
Brooklyn Eagle
Robert M Ogden
J . G Thorp
Cambridge Mass
Dr McKelway
Prof Farnum
Farnum
Thorp
Dr Dreber
Robert Meden
Seth Low
McVickar
St James
Hunter
New York
Paris
Ogagen
Frof Farnum
Speowl
Biltmore
H W Farnum
Macy
Jefferson Funeral Today At Crow's Nest
Josegdh Jefferson lies in state at Crow's Nest in Buzzards Bay Mass with family nearby tomorrow a Unitarian service will be held before interment in Bayview Cemetery Sandwich at 1 PM a memorial service follows at the Casino in Sandwich A Chicago tribute lauds Jefferson as a consecrated stage priest who brought laughter and light to three generations and shaped the American theater.
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Casino
Sandwich
Chicago
Emil G. Hirach
Joseph Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Kingdom of Heaven
YWCA Work Abroad Highlighted at Detroit Session
In Detroit on April 23 two speakers at the YWCA convention described overseas efforts. Mrs E W Moore of London spoke on English associations and Miss A M Reynolds of North Haven recalled Europe Asia Africa and Australia work. Moore said England’s jubilee year marks fifty years since the first institute union founded by Lady Cunard. The secret is loyalty to Christ and making local associations centers of social intellectual physical and spiritual work for young women.
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Young Women's Christian Association
E W Moore
London
England
A M_ Reynolds
North Haven
Conn
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
YWCA
Moore
Institute
Lady Cunard
Christ
Bigelow's Successor and Bank Reshuffle in Milwaukee
Fred Vogel Jr was elected president of the First National Bank of Milwaukee to fill the vacancy created by Frank G Bigelow's removal. New officers include J H Dike Jr as first vice president William Bigelow as second vice president Frank J Kipp cashier and Thomas E Camp assistant cashier. Bigelow resigned as cop trustee of the Brodhead estate and H H Camp named as successor in the will. The bank handed 200 000 in securities to Wisconsin Trust and Security Company to aid Bigelow debt liquidation under bankruptcy provisions.
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First National Bank of
Milwaukee
Fred Vogel
First National Bank
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J H Dike, Jr
William Bigelow
Frank J Kipp
Thomas E Camp
Mr Vogel
Brodhead
H H Camp
Wisconsin Trust and Security Company
Bigelow
Thhe Bank
Baron Grimthorpe Death Marks Restoration Legacy
London reports Baron Grimthorpe eighty nine, previously Sir Edmund Beckett, died aged 89. He led restorations of St Albans Cathedral and other churches, shaping English heritage in his era. Also noted: Timothy McMahon killed by train in Madison New Jersey. Willam Plankington head of packing firm dies of pneumonia in Rome. Cardinal Andrea Ajuti dies after liver trouble. William Krebs yachtsman dies in Paris. Gen H H Wright dies. Arthur FitzWilliam Tait, famed American artist, dies. trolley collision in Detroit kills H W Wheeler. Paul Bergman dies after ingesting Prussic acid in Pittsfield. wind unroofing home near Columbus marks population center. Guthrie OK charter of Producers Pipe Line Refinery to compete with Standard Oil.
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London
Baron Grimthorpe
Edmund Beckett
St Alban's Cathedral
England
New York
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Madison
Lackawanna
McMahon
Illinois
Chicago
Willam Plankington
Plankington Packing Company
Father and child asphyxiated in Chicago tragedy
Chicago reports a father Leo Pranikoff, a magician, attempted to asphyxiate himself and his four children. Resulting in the death of Pranikoff and one child while two others are not expected to survive. Southern Newspaper Publishers' Association to meet in Charleston, May 2 at 10 am.
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Pranikoff
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Montgomery
Ala
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
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Woman Found Murdered in East 101st Street Home
The lifeless body of Mrs Whalen aged 15 was found in bed at her home 22 East One Hundred and First Street in New York today, indicating she had been murdered several days earlier.
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Whalen
East One Hundred and First Street
Wall Street Flurry Amid Unfounded Rumors and Panic Threat
New York April 29 The stock market neared a panic unseen since Lawson's raids last December with a bear attack driving drops of 3 to 8 points. Rumors of a near-failing big bank and defalcations circulated, brokers urged customers to shed holdings, and huge volumes traded. Officials denied the trust company scandal, while liquidation in Union Pacific and bearish pools intensified the slide amid weak margin calls and broad market weakness.
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Washington Post
New York
The
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Hig
Tottering
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Wail Street
Jacob Field
Heroism All in Vain Princeton Man Dies Saving Family
In Princeton New Jersey Howard W Axson, a 1897 graduate, died near Creighton Georgia after leaping into a river to save his wife and child who had fallen from a ferry. Axson was buried in Witherspoon Cemetery beside relatives connected to President Woodrow Wilson.
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Princeton NJ
Howard W Axson
Woodrow Wilson
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Axson
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Creighton
United States and Japan in Anglo Japanese alliance debate
The Novosti today analyzes British press talk on U S joining the Anglo Japanese pact. It argues American sentiment favored Japan in war but government stance was correct. It says Japan remains America's most dangerous competitor and an alliance would be impossible if she seeks the Philippines or increased commercial clout.
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Hesis
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S T. Petersburg
The
Novostic Today
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London
Novost
America
Philippine Islands
Michigan boodlers fined in Lake Michigan bribe case
Five Grand Rapids men who pleaded guilty to accepting bribes were sentenced by Judge Newnham in the Lake Michigan water deal scandal. Carey F. P. Bisset fined 490, John Donovan 3200, Adrian Lehriver 100, Ryner Stonehouse 100, Charles F. Johnson 200, with all five paying their fines.
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Newnham
Superior Court
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Carey FP Bisset
Board of Public Works
Lant K
Adrian Lehriver
Ryner Btonehouse
Charles F Johnson
Booker Washington Speaks at Brooklyn Club
Booker T Washington spoke at the University Club in Brooklyn on the negro problem. He described a rising class of educated, refined whites in the South pushing for understanding and change, while Judge R H Terrill of Washington, a Harvard graduate, noted that improvement would come through fundamental education learned at Tuskegee.
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University Club
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Washington
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Tuskegee
Effort to Annul Charter of Philadelphia Exchange
Attorney General Carson heard further argument in quo warranto proceedings to annul the Consolidated Stock Exchange charter of Philadelphia. He said he would take the matter under advisement and render a decision within the next week. Complainants allege the exchange usurped corporate rights and functions, raising jurisdiction questions.
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Consolidated Exchange
The Hotel Man's Wife
A hotel manager's wife recounts the burdens of living in her spouse's hotel as guests burden her with every flaw from filtered water to fish quality and towels. She explains she has no control over hotel operations yet bears the blame, while her husband jokes that someone must be the patsy.
Wireless Telegraph Station Connects New York and San Juan
Edward Horton, chief electrician of the Deforest Company, starts a wireless telegraph station in San Juan PA on April 2. The system aims to provide powerful communications with New York, boosting regional links and traffic.
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San Juan
Edward Horton
The
Deforest Company
Parade in Schiller's Honor in New York May 8 Observed
The United German Societies of New York plan a large parade on May 8 to mark the hundredth anniversary of Frederick Schiller Proud Humility, as reported by the Somerville Journal. The event celebrates German cultural heritage with a notable reference to Schiller's paradoxical humility.
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Frederick Schiller
Thousands Suffering Kidney Trouble Ignore Warning
Advert reveals Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as kidney liver and bladder remedy. Personal testimonial claims cure and strong endorsement, with free sample bottle offer and book. Addressed to Washington Sunday Post readers, noting plant Binghamton NY and a 1904 date.
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Binghamton N Y
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Are we all spendthrifts in an Easter sermon clash
The Rev W B Leach of Fulton Street Methodist Church warns against national spendthrift habits in an Easter sermon. He cites $700 million yearly on jewelry and plate, $178 million on candy, $80 million on millinery, and $11 million on chewing gum, contrasting with only $7.5 million for foreign missions. He argues thrift alone does not prove philanthropy and urges reflection on Haiti.
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