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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1904

Page

6

Ice Boycott Ties Up Chicago Stock Yards Battle

Chicago faces a broad ice wagon boycott as packed meat plants and shipyards prepare for strike action. International Teamsters sanction crippling orders to drivers, with 700 strike-breakers to bolster police presence at the stock yards. Aldermen delay notice while safety and sanitary concerns are reviewed. Fifty foreign workers depart for home amid unresolved strike.

Trust International Union of Teamsters Chicago Aug Teimetrs Urior Cinccinnati International Brotherhood of Team- Silta Statle Stock Yards Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad East Committee of Aldermen Carter H. Harrison

Notice on Marriage and Death Notices Across Papers

Notice states that marriage and death notices in the Washington Post will, upon request, appear simultaneously with extra charge in numerous newspapers including New York Times, Baltimore Herald, Post, Globe, Chicago Tribune, Philadelphia Ledger, Pittsburgh Press, Minneapolis Tribune, Cleveland Plain Dealer and more across major papers.

Washington Post Pignter-Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer

Obituary notices and marriage notices from Washington area 1904

A miscellany of marriage announcements and funeral notices for residents of Washington and surrounding areas. Entries include Reva Pitzer wedding to Frank Cambera, Rosanna Adams funeral, James Durham and Emily Finsley obituaries, and other public notices with interments at Arlington and private services.

Adas Rosanna Adams Tate lOoulak Bivkih Turdwest Diats Poi Mary Mitzceth Moalltiam Feeksc i St. Patrick's Church Turslay Vic Arlington Emily Rosa Finssey Joseph Theese Kenyon Street Northwear Tom Congressional Camerot JONER Stes Emma Moxley Jones Apom Battimore Fredericksburg Mattcews Suruas Ih Steve M Jul St Matthews Beet Mason Mat Primm James Koson James Land Mary Primm Fumeritir Quieres Crookland Hee Tite Eichteenth Street Washington Boston Spurgis Sons of the Revolution Society of the Tastriet William Pieter Spurgin West Point Andes Francis Preston Tclairs Charles Lawrence Gurle Military Order OF the Loyal Legion OF the United States District of Columbia William Fletcher Splagin US Army Carefree Ki John W Foster S. Volunteers P Huxford Army

Unions Declare War Over Lockout Plans

New York August 8 Building Trades Alliance rejects arbitration pact with Building Trades Employers Association. Strikes on major New York projects to begin tomorrow affecting 60 000 to 100 000 workers, half skilled. Potential school construction delays threaten overcrowded classrooms. Acting Mayor Fornes seeks conference to finish schools. Also notes ocean steamer movements and arrivals in New York.

New York Building Trades Alliance Building Trades Employers’ Association Lie Building Trades Alliance Elevator Constructors’ Union Five Boroughs Fornes

Neutrals' Rights Questioned Over Contraband Coal Move

Secretary Hay warns against treating coal and raw cotton as absolutely contraband of war. He notes such a principle could bar neutrals from selling any goods usable for warfare and urges honoring neutral commerce. The circular cites Russia's stance and West Africa talks.

Hay State Department Hav Russia Department of State Washington United States Europe Mr. Dana Wheaton France Great Britain North Sea Pacific Hall Angsta

London Times Urges US Policy On Russian Neutral Shipping

The Times editorial endorses Mr. Hay's note on contraband and neutral shipping, urging Britain to align with the United States against Russia. It calls for firm pressure on Count Lamsdorff and demands early compensation for offenses against neutral commerce, praising the American stance.

London Times London ‘Times Washington Post London the Times Japan Lord Landsdowne Balfour Count Lamsdorff Hay United States Europe

Balfour Defends British Positions Over Sea Incidents

In the House of Commons Premier Balfour reaffirmed Britain’s stance that there was no adequate justification for the sinking of the Knight Commander by the Vladivostok squadron. He described a negotiated arrangement over the Malacca dispute and emphasized restraint to avoid further strain with Russia. He noted no concession on the crime of sinking a neutral vessel.

London House of Commons Balfour Vladivostok Malacca Black Sea Russia Mr. Balfour St. Peburg Smolensk Suill

Calchas Arrives at Vladivostok Under Prize Crew

British steam er Calchis captured by Admiral Jessen’s squadron near Tokyo Bay arrives at Vladivostok with prize crew after a fogbound detention. Vessel of 4,273 tons, built in 1898, owned by Alfred Holt & Co. of Liverpool, previously sailing Tacoma to Japanese ports and Hongkong.

Vladivostok Calchis Tacoma Tokyo Bay Pacific Japan Admiral Jessen Yokohama Hongkong Hongkope Europe Grackelberg Ruick Alfred Holt & Co Liverpool Hearch Ocean Steamship Company, United Greenock Hannah

Swamp-Root Offered as Kidney Remedy

An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver bladder and uric acid troubles. It lists symptoms such as back pain dizziness and urinary issues and invites readers to request a free sample bottle and pamphlet by mail from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton New York, noting availability in fifty cent and one dollar sizes.

Kkidney Dr. Kilmer Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. C Washington Daily Post Binghamton, N. X. Om

Sinking Rumor Follows Port Arthur Battle Reports

Refugees arriving at Chefoo report heavy fighting near Port Arthur with Japanese trenches closing on the inner forts and Russian defenses under strain. They mention the mine danger, casualties among Japanese cavalry, and a July 26 to 28 engagement cited by Gen Stoessel.

Wheefoo Port Arthur Bayan Giliak Skrydloff Lieut Burukoff Muchwang Wolfs Hill Wolf's Hill Kondratenko Stoessel Danish Asiatic Company Sebastopol Amur Gem Stoegsel

Licensed to marry couples in Wingina and beyond

A list of couples from Wingina Nelson County Va includes Robert Halsey Patchin and Mery Custis Lee Car L A Scruggs and Ora Pauline Morriss Herman Miller of Elkton and Heding Boroughs George E Clark and Marie Carruthers Joseph H Eure and Mary L Heard Edward H Parry of Philadelphia and Francea L Shelmire Richard B Smith and Cora Mr Ulrich Thomas Brown and Marthe Bates Dennis J Cullinane and Mamie Cosby Everett Bell and Lillie Ashley Rank F Kidwell and Alice 8 Jones W Roussell Graham and Hattie Belle Wreen.

L. A. Scruggs Ora Pauline Morriss Wingina Nelson County Wiliam Reynolds Katie Nothey Herman Miller Elkton Heding George E. Clark Marie Carruthers Joseph H. Eure Mary L. Heard Edward H. Parry Philadelphia Francea L. Shelmire Richard B. Smith Cora Mr. Ulrich Thomas ©. Brown Marthe Bates Dennis J. Cullinane Mamie Cosby Everett Bell Lillie Ashley Rank F. Kidwell Alice

Port Arthur Siege Confusion Amid Gunfire and Loss

Reports from Chefoo say heavy artillery fire near Port Arthur has been audible since 10 30 p m amid chaotic conditions. Lieut Gen Stoessel allegedly died by his own hand as panic spreads at Port Arthur while Mongolia carries a hospital ship full of wounded toward safety. The Liutenant commander in chief leads Manchurian forces north toward Jao Yang with an August 2 target, and distant firing echoes across the theater.

Mongolia Stoessel Port Arthur Marquis Amommander Litenace Manchuria Jao-yang Chefoo

Health Office Record of Beaths and Ages in D C

Health office list records deaths and ages for residents and patients in Washington District of Columbia. Names include May Aghton Ruth Atkins Julie Beall William Bell Harriett Carr James Cleeman Fannie Dorsey James Durhem Charles Edwards Infant of Ida Frederick James Ellsworth Gray Polly Johnson Mary King James King Sidney Leftwich Lorean Lewis Dinah Norris Bartlett Phillips Michaell Schmidt Alhama Streeks and Zocinda Woody with ages from newborn to 92.

May Aghton St. Sw Ruth A. Atkins Anacostia D. C Julie A. Beall Fla. Ave. Ne William Bell Pierce George Becker L St. Aw Harriett C. Carr Seaton St. Aw James Cleeman Wash Asylum Hosp Fannie A. Dorsey Garfield Hospital James HR. Durhem Charles Edwards Wash Asylum Ida Frederick Sibley Hosp James Ellsworth Gray St Ne Polly Johnson St. Ew Mary A. King

Special admiralty review of Knight Commander case

In St Petersburg on August 8 a special admiralty court will review the fate of the British steamer Knight Commander sunk by the Vladivostok squadron and later condemned by a Vladivostok prize court. Russia asks for all prize‑court documents, as Britain presses for guarantees on future conduct and possible compensation. If unresolved, the dispute may go to The Hague tribunal.

St Petersburg Vladivostok Great Britain Russia Lamsdorff Alexieff St. Petersburg Russsia Court of Claims Balfour Hague

Germany calm over Thea sinking inquiry by Vladivostok

German officials seek explanation for the sinking of the steamer Thea and wait for results from the Vladivostok prize court inquiry. Despite press alarm, Berlin maintains calm and expects proper redress if any wrong occurred.

Germany St Petersburg Vladivostok Hussia Thea

Russian ship sunk amid cargo and manœuvres

A report notes only 160 tons of coal on board making Vladivostok voyage impossible. The Thea carried fish and fish manure and the captain had twenty minutes to abandon ship. Crew lost all possessions. Authorities suggest greater justification may exist for sinking the Knight Commander than the Thea and anticipate compensation negotiations with Germany if Russia does not resist.

Vladivostok Germany Russia

Russians Hold Positions Near Haicheng After Intense Battle

A Russian artillery network repelled multiple Japanese assaults near Simoucheng and hills on the Russian left. The Kosloff and Voronezh battalions pressed Japanese positions, sustaining heavy losses but maintaining the line until nightfall before retreat to Haicheng. Red Cross workers served under fire as Fulton crew arrived in St. Petersburg.

Kosloff Bavitski Irkutsk Yenesai Voronezh Haicheng Red Cross

Sales Offer Unmatched Low Prices on Mattings and Curtains

Buyers flock as prices on mattings wool and fiber bugs tumble to new lows. Lad curtains go for rates never equaled, offering exceptional bargains across the season.

Moses and Sons Prepare Boat for Trials at Cronstadt

Ww. B. Moses and Sons with offices on F Street at Eleventh prepare a vessel for trials at Cronstadt. An engineer named Wos is said to have shadowed as far as Berlin by two Japanese sailors.

Cronstadt Wos Berlin

Battle north of Hai Cheng reported in Russian front

The Tageblatt printed a dispatch from Liao-yang dated August 7 detailing a heavy attack by western Russian forces north of Hai-cheng with many wounded. Rumor says Gen. Kuroki threatens Mukden from the northeast while Russian forces retreat northward toward Anping.

Berlin Tageblatt Liao-yang Hai-cheng Kuroki Mukden Alexieff Kuropathia Lisoyang Fusan Anping Liaoyang Gang Count Keller Yang-tse Pass Maowan

Chickens Thieves Kill Constable in Suburban Philadelphia

In Hillside Station near Philadelphia two men, Daniel O'Brien and his father John, were shot while investigating a chicken house break in. Daniel died from a heart wound. John was wounded and not expected to recover. Four suspects are in custody.

Philadelphia Hillside Station Daniel O'Brien John O'Brien O'Briens O'Brien

Boycott by unions threatens Postum Cereal firms

The Postum Cereal Co. denounces labor unions for a boycott aimed at Grape Nuts and Postum Coffee products. It accuses union leaders of coercion and violence, defends fair treatment of 3,000 workers, and vows to resist demands to withdraw advertising or dismiss staff while warning of ruin to the business and its patrons if the boycott succeeds.

Postum Cereal Co., Ltd C. W. Post Untions Mr. Post Mr. Fost Labor Trusts Post Labor Trust Chicago God St. Louis Street Lves Mberty Postum Coney Co., Limited Battle Creek Mich

Also Mentioned on This Page

IGE Forge Packers Michael Donnelly National Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen’s Union West Fbar Edward Tilden Socialist Tilden Board of Education Libby, McNeill & Libby, An Dravers’ Deposit ‘National Bank Donnelly National Live Stock Growers’ Association Smith San Francisco Oakland Cal Pacific Live Stock Growers’ Association Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workers’ Union of North America Soos Reva W Pitzer Central Presbyterian Church Frank AL. Cambera Janmie Wt. Hose Meassing L.acre Baltimore Hoy & K George W Luckett, Jr Don Undertakers W.R. Speare F Street N. W Joseph Gawler Palace On R. F. Harvey's Sons Fourteenth Street NW North John R. Wricht Tenth Street Nw J. William Lee Commodicus George P. Zuevorst Uadertaker Emobalro Funerx East Cepliot Velophona New York Builders Minneapolis Midon Minnetdnka Hamburg Moltke Plymouth Gherbourg Boulogne Pretoria Spain Navy Department John Hay MR. Hay Commons Calchas Jessen Robert Halsey Patchin and Mery Custis Lee Car Togo Health Office Record Simoucheng Fulton
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