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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1905

Page

3

Conger Likely to Succeed as Ambassador to China

Edwin H. Conger, formerly United States Minister to China and recent Ambassador to Mexico, is expected to depart for a new mission in China. The plan envisions a semi diplomatic role to ease anti American sentiment over Chinese use of American products. Conger is popular with Peking officials and among Japanese circles, reflecting his eight years of prior service in China.

Mexico D. E. ‘Thompson Brazil Peking Oyster Bay Edwin H. Conger Iowa United States China Conger Gonger

Licensed to Marry and Death Notices Across Multiple Cities

A long list of marriage intentions includes Charles Hdelen and Dena Barth, Joseph Ankers and Ruth Thompson, and many other couples from Kentucky, Indiana, Virginia, Maryland, and beyond. Death notices honor John Blunden, Bettie Genzberger, Bland Brockenbrough McAboy, Mary Alice Rials, and Marion V. Thompson with funeral details and graveside times noted.

Charles [. Hdelen Litchfield Dena B Barth New Albeny Ind Joseph T. Ankers Ashburn Ruth Thompson Lendover Thomes W. Richards Island Ford Malle G. Lean McGahersville George ©. Gilmer Van Alice J. Davis Bikton Corning de Santes Alexandria Duisy Jeannette Lake Richard M. Mann Mabel Bland Wiliam H. Locke New York City Correlia R. Crawford Columbia County Marry H. Smith Ivy B. Wayson Baltimore Naten Shapiroh Rossie Rains John W. Phillips Mary Hatey Charlottesville Irwin L. Dunlap Mary E

Deaths in Health Office Record Aug 17 1905

Health Office list of deaths reported up to Aug 17 1905 includes Albert W. Clark Brightwood D C two months old John A. Dorney 2th and R ft Ave NE nine months Caroline Freedland 1720 Hay's Et NW 19 years Nelle B Fuse Providence Hospital 47 years Carventon T Gladman 1966 Jefferson St 0 years 18 months Alexander Grant 1249 Milan's Ct 10 months John H Harris 431 Temple Ct 33 years Addie Henry 1007 7th SE 2 years Samuel B House 915 L NW 65 years Hattie Eiler 1317 Wiles Ct 3 years Bitas Lincoln 93 INW 79 years Ruth Luckett 905 Grant Ave 4 months Emma H Miller Brightwood Ave 1 year George Moran 729 13th SE 61 years Elizabeth Rabingen 1109 3d AW 39 years Martha Rodgen Anacostia 24 years Mary Stevenson Home for Aged 60 years Infant of Annts Taylor 120 Sth AW 30 months Earl Thomas 1471st AW 1 month Bettie Turner 1643 Erie NW 45 years Emma Williams 1216 A4 SW 18 months Virginia I Wirtz 1410 CU MW 1 yearct

Albert W. Clark Brightwood John A. Dorney R. Ft. Ave Caroline Freedland Hay’s Et Nelle Fuse Providence Hospital Carventon T. Gladman Jefferson St Alexander Grant Milan's Ct John H. Harris Temple Ct Addie Henry 7Th Se Samuel B. House L Nw Hattie Eiler Wiles Ct Bitas Lincoln Ruth Luckett Grant Ave Emma H. Miller Brightwood Ave George Moran 13Th Se Elizabeth Rabingen Martha Rodgen Anacostia Mary Stevenson Annts Taylor Earl Thomas Bettie Turner Erie Nw Emma Williams Virginia I Wirtz

Notice of marriage and death inquiries across papers

Notices for marriage and death will appear upon request in The Washington Post and, at no extra charge, simultaneously in morning editions of major papers including The New York Times 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.

Murriage Washington Post NEW York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald BT. Louis Republic Syracuse Post-Standard ST. Paul Fioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer

Undertakers William Lee and R F Harvey's Sons

Readable text shows two funeral directors, William Lee as embalmer with chapel and livery facilities at 2 Pennsylvania Ave and Commodious Chapel. R F Harvey's Sons located at 1323 Fourteenth Street NW offering first class services at Commodious Chapel and a telephone contact Herth 378.

Ambitious China policy and diplomat changes noted

The article discusses American China policy tensions, the Hankow railroad dispute, and possible property sales to the Chinese government. It mentions Ambassador Conger's expected return to Mexico, possible replacement by D H E Thompson, and a focus on personnel moves within the Roosevelt administration including Prof. B J James visiting the President and Cortelyou’s vacation roles. It also notes Atkinson’s widow appointed postmaster at Newman, Georgia.

B. J. James University of the Ulinois Roosevelt James Lake Forest University Illinois Bei Jin- the - Basi Saltamore Hill Cortelyou Rumer George Bi ‘Cortelyou Rooseve

Railway Officials Clash at Deadwood Convention Debate

The National Railway Commissioners meet at Deadwood with talks on railroad taxation, statistics, and operating costs. Burr from Florida denounces Hines of Louisville and Nashville over sworn tax and rate statements. Maine and Minnesota figures discuss valuation per mile, uniform taxation sought. next meeting set for Washington February 21, 1906.

Deadwood, &. D National Railway Commissioners’ Association Stet Burr Florida Walker D. Hines Asatutant Louisville and Nashville Railroad Hines Commissioners of United States District Court Congress Benjamin F. Chadbourne Raiload Maine Charles T. Staples Minnesota South Dakota Massachusetts Connecticut Pennsylvania Robinson Kansas Tuinois Central Washington D. C Ww.’ Smith South Th Dakota Acee i Pp. Rice Ies Cok F.oes Vrartery Ee Ington W. Decker Zie

Indemnities in Russia and historic precedents for peace

M de Martens argues Russia never paid indemnities, citing 1807 Prussia, 1815 France, 1870 Prussia, and US Spain as precedents. He asserts Russia would face political death and loss of face if paying Japan, and notes prior nations paid only when crushed or holding territory, with America paying for Philippines as a counterexample.

de Martens Tilsit Prussia France Prusgian Napoleon Waterloo Paris Wellington Aix- la-Chapelle Prince Biemarck Branss Napoleon Jit Gambetta Prusala Third Republic Russia Crimean Peninsula Austria Lombardy Denmark Schleswig-Holstein America M. de Martens Spain Madrid Philippine Islands Dover Rusgia Peter the Great Japan

Death notices from Aug 17 include Capt Hall and others

Death notices report Capt Jyman Hall founder of the Georgia School of Technology in Atlanta dying of nervous prostration after overwork. Also listed are George Thompson city passenger agent of Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad. Walter Stimpson an athletic authority and amateur rowing official. and T A Bonners veteran telegraph man. Ages, birthplaces, and service histories noted.

Danaville Jyman Hall Georgia Schooll of Technology Atlanta West Point Military Academy School of Technology Je Wees Fittsburg George Hi. Thompson Pitsburg ‘and Lake Hrie Cleveland Ohio Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Pittsburg Lake Tide iCatobridge Mass Walter Smpton New -England Association of National Association of Amateur Cavemen Stimpson

War fears and political argument in editorial notes

The piece quotes editorials discussing fear of war headlines in Russia, the burden of funding a vast army, and doubts about peace terms. It notes distrust of sensational dispatches claiming Russia won’t sacrifice or endure famine, and questions whether foreign loans can sustain a protracted conflict.

Rere Cotuat Naga Foreign ‘Office Russia Veteritia Bakhalin Bélon Peron

Memorial to President on Korean rights and Japan

Koreans Syngman Rhee and P K Yoon publicize a memorial presented to President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay. They urge U S action in Korea, accusing Japan of failed reforms and permitting disorder, seeking protection under a U S Korea treaty and a future audience with the President.

Japan Asbury Park N. J Syngman “Rhee Seoul Rev. P. K. Yoon Hawaii Roosevelt Oyster’ Bay Washington Korea Europe America United States

Chicago Conference Sways Jewish Rights Talks in Russia

Adolf Kraus reported from Chicago that the Portsmouth meeting of Jewish representatives with M. Witte indicated the Bucatan assembly will likely address Jewish settlement issues seriously. He noted Russia’s money needs prompted the interview and that conditions are changing, with Seligman and Segre cited as observers.

Chicago Adolf Kraus Jewiah M. Witte Portsmouth Witte Russia Seligman Joan Questio

Japan Krupp Contracts and Ocean Wave Toll Report

Disjointed notes summarize Japan Krupp firm contracts and a tidal wave event in New South Wales. The fragment mentions deaths and a census like count, with unclear dates and sources. Names and places are garbled, leaving only hints of involved parties and broad events.

New South Wales

Conference notes and weather mood during talks at sea

The report describes a tense yet smooth conference with reports of hot weather and vigorous mosquitoes. It notes delays until the afternoon cooling, arrivals at the Wentworth, and Witte's heavy mail leading to appointing an English-speaking assistant. The piece also mentions a tennis tournament, a Vanderbilt yacht, and potential shifts in stance by Japanese plenipotentiaries as discussions continue.

Sakhalin Sion Navy Bardi Homura Takehira Rosen Ana Fonen Wentworth Magnolia Behuppenbach Thiltsian Chi Ressia Witte Pokoulof Hantharé Voys Winn Havik William K. . Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Associated Press Mri Sato

Fragmented note hints at China Japan clash and road funding

Clipped lines reference China Japan tensions and Peking government with Harbin links. Mention of a road project linked to a promised bonus, unclear figures, and references to Bavarian provincial terms. Source text is garbled and partial, offering few verifiable facts.

Portsmouth N. Fl Radin -Aouth Harbin Chin Japan Peking Riewan Iapan Algo Basher Mathoossie

Faces Made TV Books Faric Features of Public Men

A feature on Boody the Mohawk Valley sculptor who carves rocks on a fifty-seven acre farm. It describes his artistic vision a nativeist stance and novel self surgery example and his rock portraits including Lincoln and Cleveland reflecting his belief in art and history shaping his rugged landscape.

New York Press Rethern Brittany Ageres France Aoul Isles Mr. Boday Lyndy Susan ’B. Atthony Carria Nation Mir Boody Lincoln Mr. Cleveland Son Sphinx Gart Mohawk Valley

Noted Historian Boody Recites Bible Verses At Museum

The article describes ai stone point formations and layers as explained by a speaker who recites an appropriate verse. Mr Boody, a diligent student of the Bible, quotes Scripture extensively. He suggests the Oneida Historical Society of Utica may eventually become custodian of the museum.

Boody Tom Pena Digdons Franklin Ai Stone Point Oneida Historical Society of Utics

Taft Party Transport Logan to Zamboanga and Jolo

Manila Aug 17 The Logan with Secretary Taft and Miss Roosevelt is due at Zamboanga Mindanao at 2 pm Wednesday Aug 16. After nineteen hours there the party will proceed to Jolo arriving that evening. A break in the cable hindered Mindanao contact for 24 hours and repair may take five days. From there the party heads to Cebu Viccaya Islands with arrival Monday. The Danquat meeting with Hongkong is planned for Tuesday Sept 5.

Manila Logan Taft Misa Roosevelt Zamboanga Mindanao Jolo Cebu Viccaya Islands Hongkong

Avert Cotton Mill Strike Compromise Reached

Lancashire cotton operatives and master spinners agreed after lengthy talks to raise wages by five percent for thirteen weeks. The meeting adjourned at midnight with the deal set to apply through March next year, while other notes mention arrivals and a polo accident in England.

Lancashire England Stanchester Opera Wves Marcitt

Phipps Boys Remade Contend They Had No Shooting Intentions

Inverness Scotland Aug 17 Jaya Phipps and Henry Carnegie Phipps sons of Henry Phipps of Pittsburgh were arraigned in the High Court on a charge of shooting salmon fishers on the Beauly River and pleaded not guilty The case was remitted for trial at Albureh The defendants say they merely fired in the direction of fishermen and had no idea of hitting anyone

Inverness Scotland Jaya, Phipps Henry Carnegie Phipps Henry Phipps Pittsburg High Court Beauly Albureh Noachera

Decorated in Her Old Age for Humane Services Crowned

Paris August 1 The minister at St Jean de etienne bestowed the Legion of Honor on a ninety seven year old sister superior who for sixty five years nursed patients at the safe hospital. She braved epidemics including smallpox and cholera and once appealed to Prince Charles to spare captured hostages, an act that earned praise from M Etienne.

Legion of Honor Washington Post Paris St. Jean de Ee M. Etienne Inn Legion of Hagar Riien Rosie Prince Charles

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