Britain Protects China Neutrality and Indemnity Stance
London reports the final cabinet council discusses neutrality of China and British action on the Knight Commander incident. Great Britain insists on observed neutrality by belligerents and will urge Hardinge to deny any justification for sinking the steamer. The note will be conciliatory as Cabinet seeks a clear position.
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Hardinge
Russia
Far East
Lansdowne
Japan
Notice on simultaneous publication of marriage and death notices
Inverted notices will appear upon application in The Washington Post and may be published simultaneously in multiple morning newspapers listed, at no extra charge. Listings include New York Times Baltimore Herald Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer 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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Baltimore Herald
Boston Glock
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
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Rochester Herald
T Louts Republic
Byracue Post-Standard
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Fionerr Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Marriages and obituaries from early 1900s notices
A collage of matrimonial notices and deaths across cities includes marriages in New York and Virginia, a DC area church wedding, and funeral notices for individuals such as Harris Atchison Charles Blumer Durand Walter Hamacher Mary Neal and others. The item lists wedding by Rev Father Smythe on August 16 1994 and multiple August 1904 obituaries with service details and burial plans.
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Candee—Benham
Tenth Street
Father Smythe
Mary M. Benhant
Harry A Candee
Huaimel—Clark
Church of the Ascension
Jesse R. Bick
Helen Clark
Francis Martin Humme
Atchison
Harris IL
Eliza A .Atchison
Twelfth Street
Bluumer
Charles H Blumer
Adam
Blumer
Nes Holmes
John
Chastian Blumer
Christ's Episcopal Church
Congressional Cemetery
de Neat
FY de Neal
Edward M Bateler
Pennsylvania Avenue
Durand
Keimar NJ
Cyrus Berwick Durant
St James' Episcopal Church
Newark
N. J
St. James’ Church
Hamacher
Walter D. Hamecher
Thirteenth Street
Chapel of Glenwood Cemetery
Moat Markleton Pa
Mary ‘Cely
Thomas Meedy
Radelfinger
Columbian University Hospital
Frank Gustave Radelfinger
Blanche Radelfinger
Peterson
Chapin Street
Schofield
Twenty-eighth Street
John D Schofield, Jr
Smtth
George Smith
Annie Stephan Smith
Grant Street
Mount Pleasant
Russia and China neutrality debated over ship incident
London accepts indemnity over the Ryeshitemi incident while pressing China’s neutrality. Britain weighs Japan’s actions as neutral rights enforcement and Moscow demands satisfaction. Washington notes moral influence may preserve China’s neutrality amid exchanges with Beijing, Tokyo, and Peking.
Russia arraigns China over Chefoo outrage incident
American Minister Mr. Conger reports Russia has charged China with complicity in the Chefoo affair and demanded restoration of the destroyer with punishment of the commodore. Japanese Minister Takahira met President Roosevelt and visited the State Department but did not reveal his government's stance on the Ryeshitelni incident or its disposition.
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Conger
Pekin
State Department
Takahira
White House
Roosevelt
Hay
Chefoo_ harbor
Askold in Shanghai needing repairs amid neutrality row
Shanghai reports say Japanese consul demands Russian ships leave or disarm as the Askold and Grosvol ship face repairs. Askold likely two weeks, Grosvol being dismantled. Russian and Japanese authorities clash over enforcement of neutrality. Casual dispatches note vessels damaged, with broader notes on Japan's wartime mobilization and trade.
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Washington Post
Shanghai
Askold
Grosovol
Commissioner of Customs
Associated Press
London
Lloyds
St. Petersburg
Foeign
M. Pavloff
Seoul
Korea
Reittenstein
Proportions to keep woolen mills busy for months
A historical note claims woolen mills in the area will stay active for months to supply winter uniforms for the army. The text mentions the ode and suggests ongoing demand tied to military needs.
Russian Ships Held by Germany at Tsingtau Amid War Wrap
Russian warships Czarevitch and three destroyers are in German hands at Tsingtau for repairs with crews under German custody. Flag down, no work to restore fighting power. German authorities vow to enforce rules as hostilities continue.
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Tsingtau
Cologne
Foreign Office
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Russia
Peking
Japan
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Truppel
Kiau-chau
Truppal
Pallada
Diana
Viadivostok
Admiralty
Matousevitch
Sale of Floor Coverings Attracts Immediate Purchase
The sale offers carpets rugs mattings and linoleums priced on a bargain scale to ensure profit for buyers now rather than in fall. We reserve goods on small deposits. W B Moses and Sons at F Street corner Eleventh. the curtainment of the hitherto dominant influence of the Dowager Empress.
Togo Sunk Cruiser Novik in August Engagement
Reports from Tokyo state Admiral Togo torpedoed and sunk a Pallada type cruiser during the August 10 action off Port Arthur. The Novik reportedly left Kinochau after a ten hour stay, destination unknown, with both ships believed near the Yangtze mouth as Askold and destroyers maneuver for positions.
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Shanghai
Czarevitch
Kino-chau
Chefoo
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Port Arthur
Associated Press
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St. Petersburg
Admiralty
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de Cuverville
Withott
Czare
Withoft
Far East
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Withart
Kiusiu
Japan
Tsingtao
Saddle Islands
Shanghai-Nagasaki
Baddle Islands
Korean
Tsingtan
Third payment by the fair staged to the U S Treasury
In St Louis on August 15 a $600000 check was sent to the U S Treasury by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company as the third $1 000 000 bi monthly payment on the World’s Fair loan of $4 600 000. The total refunded to date is $1 903 149.
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Stuart
King’s Own
Hussars
Burns Cottage
Col. Watson
Highland Infantry
Francis
J. W. Dick
Burns Cottage Association
Festival Hall
Missouri State
Royal Visitors Not Invited to St Louis World Fair
Government confirms no invitations issued to kings princes or potentates for the St Louis World’s Fair. Executive branch will not invite royal visitors without Congress direction and no appropriation exists for enterta inment. The President will ensure courtesy to self‑sponsored dignitaries, but no government invites will be extended.
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St. Louis
Congress
Europe
St Louis
Veterans at Boston Open Grand Army Encampment
A Boston welcome marked the opening of the Grand Army of the Republic national encampment with a 6000-strong parade of Union veterans ex-prisoners of war and sailors. Conferees from the South joined in tributes to unity at Faneuil Hall and Tremont Temple while officers were elected and a memorial medal discussion continued.
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O. Howard
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Pittsburg
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Barre Plains
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Keokuk
Iowa
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Col
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New Hampshire
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J. Little
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Black
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Ingley Post
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Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Advertisement Notice
A 19th century style advertisement urges readers to use Kilmer's Swamp Root for kidney and urinary issues. It promises relief from back pain and frequent urination, claims cures for rheumatism and liver troubles, and offers free sample bottles and a book by mail. Address provided to Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton, NY.
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Denial Letter Sheds Light On Post Office Name Posture
Mississippi governor J K Vardaman responds to claims by Postmaster General Payne over a proposed Mississippi post office name. The Augusta letter excerpt asserts the governor’s stance while editor of a Mississippi paper denied any insult to Mrs Roosevelt, blaming Teddy’s alleged views on degeneration rather than his mother. The exchange ties into a broader government dispute over the naming action and public comment.
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Mississippi
Gov. Vardaman
Payne
Charleston
9. C
News and Courier
Post-office Department
Roosevelt
Anderson
Anderson Daily Mail
Lgev
K. Vardaman
Gav. Vardaman
Musélasippi
Mra Roosevalt
Teddy
J. K. Vardaman
Indianola Post Office Drops From Presidential Class
The Indianola Mississippi post office, once controversial with the former postmaster Minnie Cox, has been reduced from a Presidential to a fourth class office. Receipts for the last fiscal year fell below the minimum for Presidential status, the Post Office Department says, a decision not reflecting disapproval of local politics. Officials debated whether to credit two closed quarters in calculating receipts.
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Minnie Cox
Post-office Department
Volney W Foster Dies After Apoplexy in Chicago
Volney W Foster prominent Chicago Evanston businessman and former Union League Club president dies at St Luke's Hospital after fainting outside the Chicago Stock Exchange restaurant. He led Western Paving and Supply Company and promoted trade in Mexico. born in Astalan Wisconsin in 56th year.
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Volney W Foster
Evanston
Western Paving
Union League Club of
Mexico
St. Luke's Hospital
Chicago Stock Exchange
Howard H Gross
Foster
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