Absence of Flag Highlights Sault Ste Marie Speech
In Sault Ste Marie on August 8 during the semi centennial of the St Marys canal opening Vice President Fairbanks spoke linking Canada and the United States in shared tribute to the canal and its commerce The address stressed cordial neighborliness and mutual respect across borders and noted the growing tonnage and trade through the canal alongside the Need for united policy despite commercial competition
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Sault Ste Marie
Midh
Government Park
Ship Canal
St Marys Ship Canal
Lake Superior
Do W Fairbanks
Canada
Countrea
United States
Dominion of Canada
William McKinley
Buffalo
Earlias
Marya
Cheago
Wilwaukee
Duluth
Detroit
Toledo
Great Lakes
Seaboard
St Marye Canal
Traffe St
Panama
High
Atlantic Seaboard
Roosevelt
Orient
Archdeacon Lord
Chase S Orborn
Walcome
Peter White
Marquette
Burrows
Michigan
Department of Commerce
T. E Burton
Ohio
Rivers and Harbors Committee
House of Representatives
Rodao
Sovea
LICENSED TO MARRY AND DIE RECORDS OF MULTIPLE NAMES
A long list of marriages and deaths forms a register style notice with names including Hamtioahk Derr of Hagerstown and William Knowles, Virgie Polly Walter H, Edward Racdolph and Ida Claytor, Irene Nesbitt shares, Elan Shanklin, John Klag and Etta Johnson, Edward Wheington and Isabella Newby, among others, with obituaries noting Augus 3 1905 entries and private funerals and interments announced at various cemeteries.
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Hamtioahk Derr
Hagerstown
Gloalse
Wiliam Knowles
Virgie Polly Walter H
Leo Ani
Sarah Wo
Washington William Cnterminger
Gdlean
Snowden
Edward Racdolph
Ida Claytor
Augusus Stork
Irene Nesbitt
Hares H Cine
Alma € Prufar
Riomard
Teul Randolph
Elan Shanklin
John Klag
Etta Johnson
Edwad Wheington
Isabella M. Newby
Notice of Marriage and Notices in Major Papers
Notice indicates marriage and fear notices will appear in multiple leading newspapers upon application without extra charge for insertion or telegraphing. Mentions time mix and lists several newspapers including Boston Globe and Chicago Herald among others.
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Worb Times
Boston
Nquirer
Chicago Hocorl Herald Phlanelphia Public Ledger
Dispatch
Wenle Journal
Undertakers and Embalming Services Advertised
A local newspaper notices several funeral homes offering undertaker and embalming services. W R Speare at 940 F Street N W J William Lee at 422 Pennsylvania Ave and 1235 R F Harvey's Sons at 1325 Fourteenth Street NW advertise modest prices and connected chapels with crematorium facilities.
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J. William Lee
Pennzylvania
R F. Harvey’s Sons
Fourteenth Street
Banker Kills Lumberman in Paducah Tragedy
In Paducah Kentucky H H Loving a former banker shot M A Rose a leading lumber man three times today killing him. The two men had recently ceased to be officers of a lumber company after Rose was removed. Officials say the shooting followed a quarrel over business affairs. Loving is under arrest and would not answer questions saying he had to do it.
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Paducah
H. H. Loving
M A Rose
Rose
Loving
Health Office Record Deaths August 3 1905 District list
Health Office records show up to twelve deaths on August 3 1905 across hospitals and addresses. Entries include Agnes M Clowe 51, Eastman Galpin Children’s Hospital two, John Harrin 85, John Jones 10 months, Patrick I Long 1 year, Lewis C Meredith 1 month, Timothy W Murphy 74, John Nolan 19, Margarette O'Donnell 84 O street aw 4, Myrtle Schuerger 23, Mary E Steele 75, Henrietta Stutz 76, Caralo Fatore 24, Henry Wells 25, Guy S Wheatley 10, Josph F White & mos, Moses Wilkerson 43, Mabel Winder 8 months, Henry M Wood 7 years, Minnie Woods 3, plus other ages and locations listed.
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Valentine B Clunault
Geo Univ Hosp
Agnes M Clowe
Sibley Hospital
Eastman Galpin Children’s Hospital
John Harrin
Decatur St. Nw
John Jones
Garfield
Patrick I Long
Lewis C Meredith
Marshall St
Timothy W Murphy
John Nolan
Emergency Hospital
Margarette O'Donnell
O St Aw
Myrtle Schuerger
Providence Hospital
Mary E Steele
Mass
Henrietta
Stutz
11Th St Nw
Caralo Fatore
Sta
D.C
Henry Wells
St W
Guy S Wheatley
7Th St. Ne
Josph F White
Singer’s Court Pw
Mos
Moses Wilkerson
Delave. Nw
Mabel Winder
10Th St Nw
Henry M Wood
N St. Uw
Minnie Woods
Tennallytown
D. C
Envoys plan changes into Oyster Bay schedule details
Visitors included prominent business leaders as plan for peace talks continued. Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries adjust embarkation with Japanese leaving on the Tacoma at 9 am and Russians following an hour later, amid hopes for a lasting East Asian peace.
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Oyster Bay
Baron Rosen
St. Mary’s
Maria Feodorovna
Russia
St. Nicholas
M. Witte
Sato
Peace Commission
Orient
Baron Komura
Japanese Peace Commission
Waldorf Astoria
New York
Chattanooga
Tacoma
Indignation in Japan over Russia stance at peace talks
Tokyo dispatch reports growing Japanese indignation at Russia during peace conference talks. Japanese media praise restraint yet highlight victories and insist Russia must concede terms. In St Petersburg, press forecasts no real peace, with hardened positions and talks stalling.
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London
Times
Tokyo
Japan
Russia
Linovitch
Gen Linevitch
St. Petersburg
Poet Laureate Wates Supports Roberts Campaign In UK War Prep
Alfred Austin Wates, poet laureate, adds four verses to newspapers backing Field Marshal Earl Roberts amid British army unpreparedness for war. The first verse questions peace yielding to glory, pans past greatness, and warns that empire strength hinges on action rather than gold or foundation.
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Alfred Austin Wates
Earl Roberts
Washington Post
London
Field Marshal
Alfred Austin
England
Trent
Sweden adjourns Riksdag after disquieting session
Stockholms Aug 3 extraordinary session of the Riksdag closes with King Oscar represented by new premier Christian Lundeberg. The speaker warns of lingering disquieting elements but says Sweden bears no blame if breaches occur after the Swedish conditions provoke Norway’s action. A special session will be called when Norway acts.
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Norway
Stockholm
Riksdag
Oscar
Christian Lundeberg
Sweden
City Marshal Killed in Street Fight Interference
Baxley Georgia August 32 Mike Aspinwall city marshal was shot and killed today by A J Chestnut. Chestnut fired twice at pursuing armed citizens then was shot in the left side and jailed. He claimed illicit liquor involvement caused his actions after a street fight with Luke White.
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Baxley
Mike Aspinwall
A. J. Chestnut
Chestnut
Luke White
Aspinwall
Sultan Calls Meeting Over Moroccan Conference Plan
Morrocco sultan fears a conference will lead to dismemberment of his empire and convenes chieftains to oppose outside interference. The meeting upheld Morrocan autonomy while the United States signals willingness to send a representative to any agreed venue for the reform talks. No official abandonment of the conference has been received.
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Sultan
Paris
Fez
Morocco
State Department
Germany
Adee
No Japs for Panama Emigration Firms Object
Tokyo reports emigration companies oppose sending laborers to work on the canal citing unsatisfactory conditions. They point to lack of care for the sick, no provision for repatriation of families of deceased laborers, no passage money, and poor drinking water and sanitation. Government consulted the immigration companies, who concur.
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Tokyo
Panama
Haiti Cancels Contract With Bank Over Customs Receipts
Port au Prince August 3. The Official Monitor publishes that treasury services will be conferred to Haitian officials. Holders of Haitian domestic loan securities claimed receipts from customs duties collected for their account at the National Bank. The government threatened to annul the bank contract and take control of customs duties including those backing domestic and foreign loans. Parliament ordered the bank to comply and place disputed sums at the government disposal to organize treasury collection.
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National Bank
Port Au Prince
Treasury’ Service
Discharged by Purchase of Soldier From Wealthy Family
Private Edwin A. De Forest of Troop A Fifteenth Cavalry, son of the late Russell B R De Forest a New York City dry goods merchant, was discharged today by purchase at Fort Ethan Allen VI. He left Burlington to rejoin his mother on Fifth Avenue in New York. A Blair Hall School graduate aged twenty two, he enlisted at Jefferson Barracks after a St Louis Exposition spell. His commander laments losing him.
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Spedal
Washington Post
Ethan Allen
Edwin A. de Forest
Fifteenth Cavalry
Russell B R
de Forest
Sixth Avenue
New York City
Burlington
Fifth Avenue
New York
Rabbis Elect Officer at United Orthodox Rabbis Convention
Springfield Mass Aug 8 The United Orthodox Rabbis of the United States elected Chief Rabbi A G Lesser of Cincinnati honorary president. Rabbi S E Jaffee New York will be acting president. First and second vice presidents are Chief Rabbi B L Leventhal Philadelphia and Rabbi S H Wein New York. Rabbi D Ginsberg Rochester N Y was re elected treasurer and Rabbi F P Israelite Chelsea re elected secretary. A memorial service was held for Dr Herzl and John Hay.
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Dr. Herzl
John Hay
Springfield
Mass
United Orthodox Rabbis of
United States
A. G. Lesser
Cincinnati
Rinos
Palestine
8. E. Jaffee
New York
Rabbi Lesser
B. L Leventhal
Philadelphia
S H. Wein
D. Ginsberg
Rochester
N. Y
FP. I. Israelite
Chelsea
Dr Herzl
Zionist Movement
Rally Round Jerome Campaign Fund Opens
District Attorney Jerome has begun receiving contributions for his campaign fund. Small checks of five and ten dollars arrive from unfamiliar donors, while wealthier supporters indicate they can contribute nearly any amount. Jerome plans a Chautauqua trip and speeches on patriotism. He will visit Niagara Falls to view power stations before returning to New York early next week.
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Washington Post
New York
Jerome
Chautauqua
Niagara Falls
Lawson's Daughter Engaged to Eben Blaine Stanwood
Boston August 3 Special to The Washington Post Miss Gladys Lawson eldest daughter of Thomas W Lawson to Eben Blaine Stanwood Beacon Street will be formally announced tomorrow The engagement surprises intimate friends they have known each other two years Stanwood is a grand nephew of James G Blaine Harvard graduate twenty eight years old financier and broker known in business circles
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Washington Post
Boston
Gladys Lawson
Thomas W. Lawson
Eben Blaine Stanwood
Beacon Street
Stanwood
Dreamwold
Jamey G. Blaine
Frencis M Stanwood
Mr. Stanwood
Harvard
A J Harley Killed by Train at Laurel
A J Harley secretary of the State Teachers Association was killed instantly by a Baltimore and Ohio train in Laurel Maryland at age seventy one. He was a noted educator and member of the National Geographic Society and the American Historical Association. A B Loutzeiser, a bank teller from Duluth, was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty in federal court in St Paul for theft from the First National Bank.
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Maryland Teachers’ Association
Laurel
A. J. Harley
State Teachers’ Association
Baltimore and Ohio
Raiield
National Geographical Society
American Historical Association
Duluth
Minn
EB. Loutzeheiser
First National Bank
St. Paul
Ime
Page Morris
Strike on Great Northern and Northern Pacific Halts Rail Traffic
Striking telegraphers on Great Northern and Northern Pacific claim the walkout is ongoing while railroad officers insist it is already broken, with both sides predicting victory and a quick end. Through trains stayed on time except the North Coast Limited, ore traffic remains steady, and efforts to recruit strike-breakers face opposition from local telegraphers unions.
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St. Paul
Minn
Great Northern
Northen Pacific Railways
Telegraphers’ Union
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific
North Dakota
Great Northern and Northern
Pacific Railways
Commercial Telchers’ Union
Conrad Schulze
Tocdng
New York
Union Pickets Block Hotel as Schulze Aims for Staff
Union men stationed pickets around the hotel and halls urging candidates not to accept work. Schulze claims twenty eight operators secured, while union men say many were dissuaded. Engaged workers told to report in New York and depart for the West on Erie road Monday morning.
Wild Woman Captured Near Port Charlotte in Forest
Special to The Washington Port Charlotte reports a young woman dubbed wild in the woods near town. She gave the names Agnes Lynch and Mosteller, Pa. After a failed arrest attempt a five mile cross country run, she was recaptured. She claims to be fifteen though appears twenty and says her father was a ladies' tailor with no living relatives. She was sent to a local detention home.
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Washington Port Charlotte
Agnes Lynch
Mosteller
Glice
Crittenton
Were gagged and whipped runaways charge at National Junior Republic
Baltimore Aug 3 William Heins Clarence Stott and Ernest McIntosh, runaways from a seven member party of the National Junior Republic at Annapolis Junction, accuse the institution of cruelty. Captain G W Parker, superintendent of the Society for the Protection of Children, will investigate. They allege insufficient feeding frequent whipping and gagging with quinine to make the punishment more distasteful.
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National Junior Republic
Washington Post
Baltimore
Wiliam Heins
Clarence Stott
Ernest McIntosh
Annapolis Junction
G. W. Parker
Society For the Protection of Children
R. W. Hanna
Republic
Movements of Ocean Steamers at New York and Queanstown
Shipping news notes arrivals and sailings for several liners. La Toursine sailed for Ravre, Bucher sailed for Plymouth Cherbourg and Hembure. La Lorraine arrived from New Hamburg and Pennsylvania arrived from New York via Dover. Carpathia arrived at Queenstown from New York for Liverpool and proceeded.
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New York
la Toursine
Ravre
Bucher
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hembure
Wavee
la Lorraine
New
Gen J R Carnahan Dead Knight of Pythias leader dies in Wooiuff place
Indianapolis Aug 3 Gen James R Carnahan major general of the uniform rank Knights of Pythias died at his home after a two week illness stomach trouble and arae mic poisoning. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 pm under city and State Knights of Pythias auspices. Born Dayton Ind Nov 18 1841 he joined the Zouaves then formed the Eighty sixth Indiana Regiment serving as staff officer before practicing law in Lafayette. A founder of the uniform rank he became its first major general in 1884 and later served on West Point visiting committee. He leaves a widow and three daughters including Mrs H G Ashbrook of Cleveland. Bishop R K Hargrove dies at home in Nashville Tenn.
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Indianapolis
Ind
James R. Carnahan
Knights of Pythias
Wooiruff Place
Carnahen Wee
Dayton
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Lew Wallace
Eighty-sixth
Indiana Regiment
Lafayette
Cold Kills the Germs Hair Claim from Arctic Testimony
Lieut Perry reports Arctic natives show no bald heads as the cold climate kills the germ that eats hair from the roots. Newbro's Herpicide promotes hair growth by destroying that germ. The product is sold by leading druggists with samples via 10 cent stamps to The Herpicide Co Detroit MI. Edward Stevens and Phillip Gaffleck listed as special agents.
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Lieut. Perry
Arctic
Elendyke
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Edward Stevens
Phillip Gaffleck
Bishop Hargrove Passes After Long Illness
Shortly after midnight on Monday he died after a year of feeble health and a Friday of serious illness. Born September 17 1829 in Pickens County Alabama he studied at the University of Alabama and taught mathematics there. A Confederate army chaplain in the Civil War he later led several colleges including Summerfield Institute and Tennessee Female College Franklin. He served on the May Cap commission in 1876 and was elected a bishop in 1882 later presiding over Wasderbilt University.
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Pickens County
Als
University of Alabama
Alabama
Summerfield
Temm
Kentucky
Tennessee Female College
Franklin
Southern Church
Board of Trust
Wasderbilt University
Bishop Hargrove
Rose
Bode
Inez
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J Macleod
Rierdale
Henry Macleod Hehn- Se
Johnston
Elitur Marstall
Bernard Johnston Funeru
Hutch of the Incarnation
Twelfth
N Streets
Mclaray
Fiorene FC
Moivia
REK Maurras
Tate
Eligabeth
Walsh Reilly Tower
Atlintic City
Fab
Willard
Kisige
Church of the Epiphany
Tleet
Thirteenth Fourteeth
Qustan
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
John R. Wright CO
Embalmere Livery
George P. Zurhorst
East Capitol St
Health Office Record
Peterhof
Swedise Riksdag
Gt. Petersburg
Admiralty
Waco
Tex
Hank Majors
Euler Pertue
Haiti
Treasury Service
Rally ‘Round
Lawson
James G. Blaine
United States Realty Company
East Washington Heights
Recorder of Deeds
United States Realty CO
7Th St. Pa
la. Aves
Norfolk
Real Estate Trust
Citizens’ Bank
Wild Woman
J. R. Carnahan
R. E. Hargrove
Methodist Church South
Vanderbilt University
Neshvie
Tenn
R. K. Hargrove
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Sncekentualty
Virginia
A.collins
Monrence
Stout
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