Russia Should Ally With America Says Hertzen Article
The Novoe Vremya reprints Hertzen's 1859 appeal for a Russo American alliance. It argues both nations share revolutionary origins and praise American constitutionalism while urging Russia to study US institutions, reject European models, and free from Old World prejudices as Russia eyes a Pacific future.
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Alexander Hertzen
Novee Vremya
Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
America
Russia
General Assembly
United States
Novce Vremya
Hertzen
Parla
London
Kolokol
The
Bel
Philadelphia
Pacific
St Petersburg
United States of America
Democratic Republic
Europe
Robbery at Polish treasury by forty armed men
Early Aug 6, 1905, in Opatoff Russian Poland forty attackers assaulted the local treasury guards, killing or wounding all, securing about 10 000 dollars. In Saratoff Russia that day a crowd gathered to threaten revolutionists as they displayed money. Funeral notices and obituaries fill the rest of the item.
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Opatoff
Russian
Poland
Saratoff
Russia
Notice of Marriage and Death Insertion Policy
Notice announces that marriage and death notices placed in The Washington Post may appear in multiple morning newspapers at no extra charge. Newspapers listed include New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Exquirer Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard St Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Washington Post
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Exquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST Louis Republic
Syracuse Post-Standard
ST Paul Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Japanese Concentrate Forces in Manchuria War Front
A dispatch from Manchuria reports 480000 Japanese infantry and 1600 cannons facing Russian troops near Lidiapudze. Japanese landings at Castries Bay are said to have returned to their ships. Buildings along the bay shore were burned amid clashes with Russian guards. Weather is clear and roads are drying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Godsyadan
Manchuria
Castries Bay
Lidiapudze
Hasegawa
Korea
Gomez defies courts in Cuba election clash
Havana August 6 Jose Miguel Gomez governor of Santa Clara and Liberal candidate for Cuba's presidency issues an interview defending Palma government. He refuses to accept Supreme Court mandates over municipalities if ruled against his view, calling the court partial to executive power and warning of consequences. Moderates claim his sensational rhetoric will cost him the presidency.
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Havana
Jose Miguel Gomez
Santa Clara
Cuba
Palma
Vueltas
Gomez
King Oscar Reconciled Belief on Norwegian Throne Shift
Berlin dispatch reports King Oscar reversed his opposition to the Norwegian throne and now favors placing a son on the throne. Emperor Wilhelm inspired the change with Denmark’s King Christian’s backing. A formal announcement may end the crisis and establish Bernadottes ruling in Stockholm and Christiania.
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Pecal
Washington Post
London
Standard
Berlin
Oscar
William
Christian
Denmark
Bernadottes
Stockholm
Christiania
Spanish Officers Fight Ends With Fatality at Malaga
A quarrel among four Málaga city councilors escalated at the Mercantile Club meeting. Revolvers were drawn and fired. after the dust settled one combatant lay dead and two were seriously wounded. The incident shocks local authorities.
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Washington Post
Malaga
Spain
Mercantile Club
Waa
Lightning kills and injures men at Crenshaw freight station
During an afternoon electrical storm over Crenshaw a mining village ten miles north, the Pittsburg Shawmut and Northern freight station was struck by lightning. Joseph Hire, twenty, was instantly killed. Steve Rendells, eighteen, was fatally injured. Leonard Eckard, Gilbert Short, and Frank Maloney were seriously burned and injured. The station was badly wrecked but not totally destroyed.
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Holt
Funeral of Mrs Carlisle in Babylon L I
Funeral services for Mary J Carlisle wife of Joan G Carlisle secretary of the treasury under W President Cleveland were held at West Islip. The body was later moved to the Rural Cemetery vault and will rest until fall when it is to be moved to Covington. Present were former President and Mrs Cleveland Senator J B Foraker Col Henry Watterson and Mayor Godson of Covington, a brother of Mrs Carlisle.
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Babylon
L. I
Mary J Carlisle
Joan G. Carlisle
the Treasury
Claveland
West Islip
George Cowing
Christ Episcopal Church
Covingtom
Cleveland
J. B. Foraker
Col Henry Watterson
Mayor Godson
Covington
Carlisle
Bread Famine Follows East Side Bakers Strike
New York August 6 report says a bread famine began in tenement districts after a Saturday night strike by East Side Hebrew bakers. Disturbances accompanied the onset and another two strikes in sympathy were expected Monday, likely intensifying the shortage.
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New York
East Side
Akiyama Defends Tsushima Tactics and Gunnery
Tokyo reports Commander Akiyama's extended statement on the Sea of Japan battle. He credits Japanese gunnery and argues Russian losses were not astonishing, blaming Russian formation errors and armor distribution while noting luck and wind aided Japanese success. He defends Nebogatoff's surrender and cites uncertain Russian casualties between two and three thousand.
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Akiyama
Rojestvensky
Tsushima
Associated Press
Tokyo
Tenshima
Tsugaru Strait
Soya
Tsughima
Vladivostok
Akiyuma
Nebogatoff
Togo
Almaz
Isamrud
Orel
Jemtchug
Gibbons At Spring Lake
Cardinal Gibbons preaches at St Catharine's Chapel Spring Lake honoring the feast of the transfiguration. He stays at Ballingary Castle and attends a reception and dinner with prominent locals before leaving for Wilkes-Barre to meet President Roosevelt.
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Cardinal
Martin Mualoney
St. Catharine's
Washington Pont
Spring Lake
N. J
Cardinal Gibbons
St Catharine’s
Martin Maloney
Ballingary Castle
Jersey
White House
Maloney
Claughy
Washington
Philadelphia
McLaughin
Munroe
St. Cathari
Christ
Sickle
Sickie
Trenton
McCook
Carberry Ritchie
Ma Jorey
Ritchie
Father McLaughlin
Spring Glebe
Wilkesbarre, Pa
Ruopeveit
Two Slain At Smyrna Del Camp Meeting Riot
Early morning violence near Friendship Camp meeting outside Clayton results in the deaths of George Jackson and John Pierce. William Guy is wounded. police arrest John Knepper Arthur Adama and two others. Revolvers and a razor found. Knapp er accused of shooting Guy.
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Smyrna
Del
Friendship Camp Meeting
Clayton
George Jackson
New Middletown
John Pierce
Mount Pleasant
Wiliam Guy
Guy
Delaware and Chesapeake
Battle Ground
Jackson
Pierce
John Knepper
Portsmouth
Arthur Adama
Seaford
Knapper
Treasury Building Cleaned by Mysterious Liquid Proof of New Process
A laborer inventor claims a murky liquid cleans granite and sandstone better than brushes or sand blasting. Demonstrations on a Treasury Building block impressed officials and prompted further cleaning of foundations. The walls show new gray tones while early smoke discoloration remains on upper levels and pillars.
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United States Treasury
Department
Treasury Department
Treasury
City Hall
New York
White House
Washington
Wife Requests Police Help to Find Missing Husband
Mrs. Nicholson urged officers to locate Clarence T. Nicholson who vanished from 1043 Thirty-third Street NW on Saturday. Police sent alerts to precincts. no word by last night. She fears vertigo may have caused him to fall into the nearby river. Nicholson, 43, 5'9", 160 lbs, gray hair, wore black trousers and hat, no coat or vest.
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Clarence T. Nicholson
Thirty-third
Death of Dr King a well known patent medicine vendor
William P. King known as Dr King of the Central Union Mission died at Garfield Hospital after heart failure. The body to morgue. relatives in Meadville Pa notified. Unable to bear removal expenses. King sold patent medicines and lived at times at the mission. A separate report notes a burglary at Ida Swaine's 414 G street northeast with about 230 dollars stolen. police seek a young man seen by the victim and issued a general lookout with officers sent to Chesapeake Beach Md.
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Central Mission
William P. King
Central Union Mission
Dr. King
Garfield Hospital
Meadville
Ida Swaine
G Street
Ninth Precinct
Chesapeake Beach
M.D
Peace Conference Puts Portsmouth On World Map
Portsmouth NH earns lasting fame as neutral site for Russo Japanese peace talks. Roosevelt chose Portsmouth Navy Yard for privacy and weather advantages, with marsh guards on the bridge and passes for entry to the island. The conference will use the $190600 three story general store building. location offers deep harbor and naval prestige.
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Ortsmouth
Russia
Japan
New Hampshire
Utrecht
Berlin
Vienna
Tilsit
Amiens
Paris
United States of America
Uncle Sam
Portsmouth
Czar
Mikado
Roosevelt
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Peace Commission
Navy Yard
United States
Kittery
Piscatauqua
Commission
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ROBB
Frindle
Edwin J. Prindie
Lucy Gray Prindle
Pennsylvania Avenue
Saton
Alonzo J Eaton
Lees Chapel
O’clark
Congressional Cemetery
Sullivan
Harrisonburg
Robert E Sullivan
Star Ward
Caroline
William M Ward
Undertakers
J. William Lee
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Fourteenth Street Nw
Pric Commodious Chapel
North
John R. Wright Co
Tenth St
George P. Zurhorst
Capitol St
Pape Raaehae
Castries Bey
Siberia
Barnes
Guarda
Bernadette
Geneva
Switzerland
Yokohama
Germany
Tangier
York
Hebrew Bakers
Battle OF
Japan Sea
Gibbons
Kalon
14Th St
Workman
la Gascogne
Hevre
Southampton
Friedrich der Grosse
Bremen
Gailed Etruria
Liverpool
Dover
Kroonland
Antwerp
Sam
District of Columbia
Capitol Building
United States Realty Company
United States Realty Co. OF
Washington, D. C
A. E. Randld
Congress Heights
A. A. Wilson
Firemen’s Insurance Company
C. Brothers, Jr
Washington Height
W. Howard
National Bank of Washington
Firemen’s Insurance
7Th St
la. Aves
Norfolk
Real Estate Trust
Citizens Bank
N Seng
W. P. King
Montox
Stout Tailors
Gio F Street
Saengerbund
Saengerbund Society
Frank Claudy
John Waidman
Fred Carl
Henry P. Werres
Frank Becherich
Louis Faber
Henry Xander
Lbrarian
William Hannemann
Karl Kander
Hugo Schulze
A Levy
William Betens, Jr
Charles Pallman
Gottlieb Hellman
A F. Jorss
Fred G. Dieterich
George L. Storm
B Ttliby
HUB Furniture CO
E. Cor
7Th and
D Sts
Stone & Fairfax
F Street
New York Ave
N. Y. Ave
14Th
F St
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