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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1904

Page

24

British Consul Ordered Stop to Askold Repairs in Shanghai

Shanghai dispatch reports China pressed Britain to halt repairs on the Russian cruiser Askold as China seeks disarmament, with the dock company delaying departures and Japan urging action. Indignation in Japan grows over China’s neutrality abuse as Shanghai tensions rise and foreign consuls discuss options.

Shanghai Dock Company Askold Japan London Times Washington Post Shanghai Taotal Coina Pelham Warren Tokyo China Askord Gromoboi Chefoo Port Arthur Far Eastern Russia Associated Press Limi Grozovoi M W Klemmenoff Sir Pelham Warren Goodnow State Department Motal Grozovolka

Japanese Advance Report Feared at Port Arthur

Chefoo reports indicate Japanese forces have occupied Antseshan fort and another fort near it, driven Russians from parade grounds near Port Arthur, and approached near Chacchanke. Reports also say Taipangtze fell to Japanese along the railway to Gen. Stoessel’s residence as Russian defenses crumble.

Taipangtze Chefoo Liaoti Promontory Antseshan Etseshan Phacchanke Port Arthur Golden Hill Taipangitze Gen. Stoessel

Roosevelt Sees Far East Situation Quiet and Optimistic

President at Sagamore Hill with Senator Lodge and Senator Aldrich, reviewing the acceptance letter and policy plans. Lodge predicts Roosevelt will win a large personal vote, with broad Republican unity and Democratic support in New England. Aldrich expects Rhode Island to favor Roosevelt and Fairbanks decisively while Woodruff plans no gubernatorial talk, focusing on an Assistant Secretary of Agriculture appointment.

Lodge Aldrich Massachusetts Roosevelt Oyster Bay Sagamore Hill Henry Cabot Lodge Senator Lodge Washington Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Far East United States America New York Boston Tare Judge Parker McKinley New England Loadge Sagamore ‘Hill Rhode Island Sagamore Timothy L. Woodruff Woodruff J. H. Brigham

Northwest political activity during Roosevelt era

Chairman Cortelyou and T Byrnes discuss the Northwest situation as Minnesota backs Roosevelt and plans a solid Republican House delegation. McCleary may campaign in Maine and Vermont. Gov Murphy launches a New Jersey GOP drive from Newark. Thompson, American minister to Brazil, to aid West campaigns. Mrs Thompson injures ankle. Democratic platform adopted in Santa Cruz endorsing St Louis action. World’s Fair special train from Washington to St Louis with through service and low rates.

Cortelyou T. Byrnes Minneapolis New York Northwest Timothy E. Byrnes Byrnes Minnesota Roosevelt House James T. McCleary Maine Vermont Gov. Murphy New Jersey Republican Executive Committee Washington St. Louis F. W Jeeves Alee St Louis

Republican State Nominating Convention in Fort Worth

The Republican convention in Fort Worth named a full State ticket for governor J G Lowden lieutenant governor Bam Davidson associate justice Lock McDantel attorney Charles W Ogden comptroller gen John M Claiborne land commissioner H C Neal state treasurer C B Dorchester railroad commissioner Carl F Drick superintendent Albert Ernest at large Charles A Boynton J H Kurth Cecil Lyon elected state chairman and national committeeman. The platform endorsed the national convention while opposing state banks and demanding transparency in state books. Notable: elimination of negroes from the State ticket and Lyon approved the Chicago convention’s negro plank in his acceptance.

Fort Worth Tex J. G. Lowden Taylor County Bam Davidson Tarrantio Court of Criminal Appeale Lock McDantel Harts County Charles W. Ogden Bexar County John M. Claiborne Cherokee County H. C. Neal la Vaon County C. B. Dorchester Graysom County Carl F. Drick Travis County Albert Ernest Victoria County Charles A. Boynton McLennan J. H. Kurth Angelina County Cecil Lyon Lyon Temap Chicago

Addicks Ticket Named for Delaware State Ticket

The Union faction of the Republican party met in Dover on August 23 and named a full ticket headed by Henry C. Conrad for governor and I Thomas Parker for lieutenant governor. Others include Hiram B. Burton as representative in Congress and Thomas Curry as state treasurer. The Union committee aims to harmonize with Regular Republicans by seeking nominating changes while endorsing the national Republican platform.

Dover del Union Addicks Republican Party United States B. Frank Allen State Central Committee Luther 8 Conwell Kent County J. Edward Addicks Henry C. Conrad Wilmington I. Thomas Parker Congress Hiram &. Burton Lewes Sylvester D. Townsend, Jr Thomas Curry Bridgeville David 8. Clark Kenton Insurance George W. Marshall Milford Elsetore Thomas H. Savoy Manlovs Hayes William P. Orr

Fusion in Nevada Sets Unified Democratic Silver Ticket

Winnemucca Nevada August 2 The state convention of the Democratic and Silver parties closed with a harmonious fusion by ticket division. In joint session they ratified nominations with United States Senator John Spares Democrat governor, Congressman S D Vanduser Democrat, Supreme Judge H F Bartine Silver. Long term regent W J Circo Silver Short term regent Emmet D Berild Democrat. H ledore A BR Hesson 2RB Kendall and B W Clark all Democrats.

Winnemucca Nev United States John Spares S. D. Vanduser H. F. Bartine W. J. Circo Emmet D. Berild Hledore A. BR. Hesson Kendall B. W. Clark

Hoar Holds His Own in Worcester Bulletin Update

Worcester, Aug 23 Gen Rockwood Hoar reported Senator Hoar had a comfortable day with a more regular pulse and less throat trouble. A 2:30 bulletin noted he slept much of the day, pulse weak but even, no change in condition, and no setback, with plans for a moonlight sail excursion to Oxford, Md.

Worcester Mass Rockwood Hoar Senator Hoar

Georgia Mob Appoints Inquiry Court Over Statesboro Lynching

Gov Terrell names a court of inquiry to probe militia conduct after a mob attacked prisoners in Statesboro. The panel includes Col A B Lawton and Col W B Wooten. Terrell denounces the lynching, vows swift justice, and calls on civil authorities to prosecute offenders. A second item notes Northwestern University appointing Dr Edmund J James as president of the University of Illinois.

Statesboro Atlanta Gae St. Louis Joseph M. Terrell Sampson W. Harrison Georgia A. BR. Lawton Savannah W. B. Wooten Albany W. W. Barker RO. Wyly Thomasville Warren Grice Hawkinsville Terrell Hodges St Louis Bulloch Bulloch County Ilinois University Champaign Edmund J. James Northwestern University University of

Payne Refuses Subpoena In Depew Civil Suit

Postmaster General Henry C Payne was served to appear as a witness in a civil case against Chauncey M Depew Brabrook alleges Depew connected with the Penny Publishing Company defrauded him The constable offered 60 cents but Payne tossed the fee and said he would not appear The incident occurred in Chicago on August 23 with the subpoena returnable August 26

Chicago Henry C. Payne Chauncey M. Depew John Simmons Simmons Senator Depew G. Brabrook Penny Publishing Company Payne Justice Caverly

Kentucky Prosecutor’s Wife Attacks Stenographer in Jellico

Mrs. James C. Sharp, wife of a Kentucky Commonwealth's attorney, assaulted Miss Ida Farris in Jellico using fists and a bottle of turpentine, seizing a diamond ring from the stenographer. The attack followed a prior dispute at Sharp's Williamsburg office. police restored peace and Farris, formerly of La Follette, had resigned as stenographer.

Washington Post Jellico Tenn James C. Sharp Commonwealth Twenty-seventh Judicial Circuit Kentucky Ida Farris Miss Farris Mrs Sharp la Follette Williamsburg Sharp Farris

Employers Subpoenaed In Industrial Case In New York

Six Building Trades Employers Association members were subpoenaed by a Court of Special Sessions judge directing their appearance before Acting District Attorney William Rand. The case centers on alleged conspiracies and coercion linked to back-listing with evidence presented by The People’s Security Company. Philip Weinselm er, president of Local No. 2 Journeymen Plumbers and Gas Fitters Union, faces extortion charges connected to the inquiry.

New York Court of Special Sessions Building Trades Employers Association William Rand Jourmeymen Plumbers and Gasfitters’ Union Philip Weinselmer Mr. Rand Weinselmer

Roswell man held for heavy ransom in Mexico

John Eiland a Portales banker and sheep owner has reportedly been captured by brigands in Old Mexico. His wife Mrs Eiland has notified the U S consul in Mexico City asking for urgent release and ransom arrangements. The letter from him, postmarked Oputo Sonora, warns of torture and death if demands are not met. The case prompts consular intervention and cross border concern.

Roswell N. M John Eiland Bank of United States Mexico

Russians Halted at Shanghei End Near at Port Arthur

Index page item list notes on international events including Russia advances at Shanghai and Port Arthur, a president's letter, and various domestic items. Also mentions Georgia governor, Postmaster General, Mrs Maybrick, dynamiters, and financial topics. Bond market and commerce are flagged among periodic notes.

Shanghei Port Arthur Georgia Maybrick Thomas BE. Waggaman England Canada Democratic Virginia Maryland Washington Catholi Schools Army and Navy Rockville Bob” Burdette

Maybrick Arrives Incognito in New York on Vaderland

Florence Maybrick travels from Antwerp to New York aboard the Vaderland under an assumed name. Attorney Samuel Hayden accompanies her with a small escort. She declines interviews, thanks supporters, and plans visits to Mobile Alabama and Norfolk Virginia while pursuing land claims in Virginia.

Catskills Mobile Norfolk Virginia New York Red Star Line Vaderland Antwerp Florence Chanter Maybrick England Maybrick Rose Ingraham Samuel V. Hayden Washington, D. C Hayden Wilmer Ala Bishop Truro Cornwall United States Rouen Paris Brussels

Flood fear as dynamite blows fail at St Marys reservoir

Bloodhounds scour the area after an attempted dynamite blast at the St Marys reservoir gates. The charge failed to breach the masonry or move the gates, but warnings persist as the artificial lake remains twelve feet above the city. Residents fear a repeat attack could flood the valley, with windows broken and a house wrecked, while authorities assess the security of the bulkhead and surrounding banks.

St. Marys Ohio St Marys Reservoir Celina Alexander Swegart Mercer St Marys

Double Golden Wedding in Metamora at 73

In Peoria Indiana on August 23 Metamora celebrated a triple wedding anniversary for Peter Adam Reising and Adam Peter Reising both 73 and their widowed sister Mrs Lawrence Russman. The two Reising brothers married the Russman sisters August 22 1854 at Kickapoo Illinois. Russman had married Miss Reising Russman died at sea years ago but the Beijing twins and their wives are alive. A memorial service at Metamora Catholic Church drew two thousand townspeople and neighbors after the service.

Peoria Metamora Peter Adam Reising Adam Peter Reising Lawrence Russman Reising Russman Kickapoo Reising Russman Beijing Metamora Catholic Church

Train Raced With Death Amid Coastal Forest Fire

Vancouver reports a wildfire raging along the coast for three days. Volunteers raced a train to pull out donkey engines from camp F of Wasting Sawmill Company as flames cut across rail lines and skid roads. Firefighters and volunteers escaped through blazing timber in a perilous, lifesaving withdrawal. Corporal risks and near-misses mark the dramatic retreat.

Vancouver B. C Shannon Camp F Wasting Sawmill James Springer

Father Kidnapped Son in Asheville New York

Mrs. John Frank James, wife of a New York merchant, failed in an early morning attempt to reclaim her five year old son at Swannanca station. Pinkerton detective Davis and an unknown man aided by the boy’s father seized the child moments after the nurse’s care. The affair follows a Monday afternoon kidnapping in West Asheville disrupting a quiet town.

Asheville NY. C Pinkerton John Frank James New York Swannanca Station Finkerton Davis James West Asheville

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