Revision an Apology Republican Jubilee Dinner
New York November 3 seven hundred Republicans attended a street dinner honoring the party as President Roosevelt lauded Fairbanks. The event touched on tariff revision, which the presiding senator said would be an apology to the country. Leading party members expressed gratitude for the support and commitment to national policy.
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West Virginia
Fairbanks
Senate
United States
Meyer
Giolitti
Humbert I
Piedmont
Prine
Humberi
Notice on Marriage and Death Notices Insertion
Notice states marriage and death notices in The Washington Fest may appear in multiple morning papers upon application with no extra charge for insertion or telegraphing. It lists newspapers including New York Times Baltimore Herald Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Chronicle Chicago Tribune Philadelphia Public Ledger and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEW York Time
Haltimore Herald
Boston Globe
Licensed to Marry Across Counties and States
A lengthy wedding notice lists numerous names and connections across Maryland Virginia and West Virginia with dates and locations including Berkeley Springs and Charles County. The article references heirs and witnesses and notes interments and family ties through marriages and obituaries.
Health Office Record of 1904 Deaths and Hospital Notes
Fragmentary health office record from 1904 documents deaths and hospital notices. Names and specific hospital locations are unclear due to damaged OCR but reference remains to urban hospitals and medical entries.
Undertakers of illism use, Lavery in connection
The advertisement offers funeral director services with modest prices and telephone contact. It mentions Joseph Gal, a first-class funeral provider, with references to a phone line and recent arrangements. The text appears garbled but centers on funeral services, pricing, and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jd. Illism Lse
Commedious Am
Ios
Republicans Celebrate Victory Dinner Remarks and Speakers
The jubilee dinner highlights party praise for the Republican administration and the 1904 campaign, with J Shayne presiding and Senator Scott acting as toastmaster. A letter from George B Cortelyou extols cross party support and citizen responsibility, while Scott urges not to revise the tariff. Speakers include Chauncey Depew, Charles Warwick, Frank B Vrooman, and M Jansen.
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J. Shayne
Scott
West Virginia
Chauncey M. Depew
Charles F. Warwick
Philadelphia
Frank B. Vrooman
San Francisco
M. Janse
Newark
Supreme Court weighs tossing Colorado election votes
Denver voters face a pivotal Supreme Court session over whether to discard precinct results without tallying legal votes or opening ballots. Republicans urge wiping out votes from challenged precincts to reverse Gov Adams’s lead, potentially affecting the State Senate and overall outcome. The court took the matter under advisement after two hours of argument.
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Denver
Colo
Supreme Court
Republican Party
E. S
Denver Election Commission
Alva Adams
Adams
Gary. Peabody
Fice
Senate
St. Paul. Minn
Michael Dow
Acer
Colorado
Renie Court of Appeals
Trenver
Cote
United States
Maryland Certifies Electors After State Canvass
Baltimore officials certified seven Democratic and one Republican electors. Charles J. Bonaparte led Republican votes with 109,497 and Frank Brown led Democrats with 109,446. Prohibition and Socialist totals were small. Three Republican and three Democratic representatives were elected to Congress.
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Baltimore
State Board of
Tiree
Congress
Senator Crane Changes Secretary as Paper Bid Falls Short
Senator Crane appoints Frederick as private secretary amid Crane & Co. losing a government paper contract. Connecticut canvass shows Roosevelt plurality 38,130 with Republican electors totaling 111099 and various party votes. Wisconsin completes presidential tally with Parker Swallow leading and Socialist Labor plurality 7.
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Mass
W.ne
Frederick
Attornes
Moody
Senoaator
Crane Hasun
Crane
Crane & Co
Nun
Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
Roosevelt
People Party
Socialist Labor
Madison
Wis
State
Wisconsin
Parker
Swallow
Atlanta and Louisville Invite Roosevelt to Visit South
The Atlanta New Orleans and Knoxville National Manufacturing Association plans a committee to extend a formal invitation to President Roosevelt for an early South visit. Louisville board of fairs approves inviting Roosevelt during his planned trip south.
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Atlanta
New Orlean
Knoxvilleational Manufacturing Association
Roosevelt
South
Washington
Louisville
Fiads Tod
Evelr
Ing
Titles in the Navy and the Morton Opinion Request
Secretary Morton will seek the Attorney General’s opinion on whether officers with temporary rank and pay as Year admiral may keep the title while serving in temporary rank. He notes a case involving Civil Engineer Peter Asserson and reiterates the retiree’s lack of admiralty title despite rear admiral rank.
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Morton
Peter ©. Asserson
Washington
Asserson
Watson Attacks Democracy and Predicts Bryan Defeat in 1908
Crawfordsville Georgia November 39 Thomas E Watson former Populist candidate for president spoke to a large crowd in the former home of Alexander H Stephens. He argued the Democratic Party is a sham and predicts Bryan will be the 1908 nominee and lose to a Parker-Leroy-Cleveland-Gorman coalition. He attacked Southern politics and Northern capitalists, claiming the South is sacrificed to Wall Street and urging a national rather than sectional party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Thomas E. Watson
Prus Party
Alexander H. Stephens
Arly
Democratic Party
Bryan
Parker-Lermont-Cleveland-Goarman
Parker
St. Louis
Schent-Book Trust
Cottonseed Oil Trust
Taft to Reply Today on Panama Canal Settlement
Secretary of War Taft in Panama continues secret negotiations with the Canal Commission over Pinfferences. A dinner at the American Legation is planned tonight as talks proceed toward an eventual public agreement. In New York James Todritt, Chicago boss steam driller, arrives ill from Panama's heat and climate, suffering melancholy and mental derangement.
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Panama
Navy
Canal Commission
Morr
Taft
New York
James Todruft
Chicago
Mw Boss
Culebra
Panama Canal
Allianca
Todritt
Denmark Accepts Call for Second Hague Peace Conference
Copenhagen informs Washington that Denmark warmly supports the US lead toward a second peace congress at The Hague. A Danish minister cited neutrality challenges and Denmark’s interest in clear, neutral definitions of disputed questions. New Orleans reports two deaths from the Swiss Laundry fire and six critically burned girls.
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Denmark
Hague
State Department
Swenson
Copenhagen
United States
Roosevelt
New Orleans
Georgiana Beech
Mary Nelson
Movements of Ocean Steamers
New York reports sailing updates with ships Baltic sailing to Liverpool and Oceanic set for New York from Queenstown. Arrivals include Majestic from New York via Queenstown, Morgan from Philadelphia, and Menominee from New York.
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New York
Baltic
Liverpool
Majestic
Queenstown
Morgan
Philadelphia
Menominee
Oceanic
The Value of Charcoal in Health and Beauty
A newspaper item extols charcoal as a safe purifier for the stomach and bowels. It claims benefits for breath, complexion, teeth, and toxin removal, promoting Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a pleasant, inexpensive daily aid. A Buffalo physician is quoted praising the product and its health effects.
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Stuart
Moeller Attacks United States Steel as Wrong Kind of Trust
In the Prussian diet Minister Moeller denounces the U S Steel trust as a wrong kind of trust while defending state action to consolidate coal and iron interests. He warned Germany against copying American practices, noting overcapitalization and reduced domestic competition under the steel trust. He urged careful organization to serve public interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moeller
United States Steel Corporation
Berlin
Hibernia Coal Company
Dresdner Bank
Herr Moeller
von Bynern
Libe
Bernia Coal Company
West Germany
Freiherr von Rheinbaden
Hibernia Company
United States
Germany
Europe
Steel
Steel Trust
Russia Denies Troop Concentration On Afghan Frontier
St Petersburg reports deny Russian troop buildup on the Afghan frontier while noting concerns over British plans to reorganize and expand the Indian army. The Tibetan expedition and a Persian deputation prompt suspicion that Britain aims to strengthen its India position during Russia�s preoccupation in the far East.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Persia
Great Britain
Far East
Death notices from multiple cities including Henry Krug Sr
Deaths reported in St Joseph and San Francisco list Henry Krug Sr 83, Wilful wealth bequests to widow and son reg. Mrs Clara Fleming dies in Boston. Swain Chick dies in Brookline at unknown age. Joseph Maschmann noted court barber to King Ludwig II. Capt William W Thomas dies in Athens Ga. Albert Lattha dies in Coldwater Mich. Henrik Ibsen ill with dangerous paralysis in Copenhagen.
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St. Joseph, Ma
Henry Wrug, Jr
Henry Krug Packing Comming
German-American Bank
St. Joseph
San Francisco
Clara H. Fleming
Arthur H. Fleming
Fowler
Detroit
Boston
Mass
Swain P. Chick
East
Brookline
Nin
William W. Thomas
Southern Mutual Insurance Company
Atlanta
Athens
Coldwater
Mich
Albert Lattha
Nickel Plate Railroad
Pennsylvania
Italy Reopens Parliament King Promises Labor Reform
King Victor Emmanuel opened Parliament in Rome with a speech favoring liberty within law and proposing labor reform bills to elevate working conditions and replace strikes with arbitration. The procession, royal entourage, and diplomatic attendance highlighted a grand ceremony.
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Rome
Victor Emanuel
Helena
Senate
Palazzo Madama
Francis Joseph of
Battenberg
Nenia
Montenegro
Elena of
Servia
Turin
Genoa
Urbino
Castle of St. Angelo
Capitol
Breakup of Germany Austria-Hungary trade talks sparks war threat
Berlin reports the commercial treaty talks between Germany and Austria-Hungary have collapsed and will not resume without Austrian initiative. Semi official papers denounce Austro-Hungarian obstinacy and threaten to denounce the treaty and wage tariff war if reciprocity is not pursued. Vienna confirms the halt and notes grave consequences for alliance relations. Berlin also notes the retirement of socialist leader Mrs Lilly Braun in a related development.
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Germany
Austria-Hungary
Berlin
Vienna
Count von Posadowsky-Wehner
Vienne
American delegate gains praise at international women's congress
A noted American participant, Mrs. Iain, drew praise for her active role at the international congress of women. She was contrasted with a relative disinheritance linked to a Savigtistic connection involving Countess Klotilde von Hermann.
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Mally
Klotilde von Hermann
Iain
Tax for Duchess Dower Sets Dowry at 17500
Trerlin November 30. The Diet of Mecklenburg Schwerin votes a dowry of 17500 for Duchess Cecelie betrothed to Crown Prince Frederick William. The duchy, though modest in riches, insists on honoring the ancient feudal custom and pledges the portion despite not being a grand, wealthy house.
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Trerlin
Mecklenberg-Schwerin
Cecelie
Frederick William
Grand Duchy
Wride
Hurepe
Cophetua
Missionary Message From Korea Supports Japanese Occupation
A letter from Dr. William B. Scranton, superintendent of the Korean mission, to the Methodist Episcopal Missionary Society in New York defends Japanese rule in Korea. He states home front disturbances are minimal and life continues with occasional friction from Japanese authorities.
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Seoul
New York
Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sdoui
Korea
Koren
William B. Scranton
Scranton
Japanese Actions Praised Amid Korean Internal Strife
A fragmented report notes twenty to forty Japanese soldiers stationed here and there as Koreans struggle with internal difficulties and local disturbances. The text commends Japanese actions as helpful and praiseworthy.
Alluvial Gold Prospects Reported in Rhodesia
Special London Times cable reports Rhodesia’s Fern Spruit area as showing shallow alluvial gold in shallow soils over a large area. A company plans to test deeper, with water supply hurdles and potential traces of ancient workings affecting today’s prospects. The obstacle remains scarce water, hindering profitable individual digging.
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London Times
Washington Post
Cape Town
Fern Spruit
Rhoe
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Buffalo
Ouri Ciminsatu Enquirer
Chesac Record- Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
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Witaw
Litas M. Theyao
Vider
Marward A. Osthaus
Hiawtlow
J. White
Alexander
Ami Netlie
Sanford
Bud Connie Be
Angel T. Owings
Else Sanders Brisco
Teele
Maesa
Wilson
Demeephine Mo Pritz
PU Wiebe
Helen Worth
Herkeley Springs
W.va
Cara Perk
Hiwary Ko
Ada M. Swath
Baillte
Marin
Nena Canke Lohareee
Peart M. Veitch
Wiliam
Chester and Bile
Mauro Mesan
Rachmeul
Flore Leary
Frinre William County
Neirs
Charles County
Reasavilin
Marr Lo McGuire
Riga
Adelle Yous
OT Seaver
Laura RO
Bassford
Mabel I
Richardson Phares
Mies
Anes
Joes
Harlizabeth
Mills
William Jingay
Universite Po
Corcoran Eye Ly
von Nesjas
Robert Eiss
Health Office Record
Boogton
Bert
Xeiewa City
Mane Mirersenes
Mio
Hedata
Undertakers
W.r.spare
F Street
N. W. Ety
Joseph Gal R
Varn
Puneral
Mapyey's
Tf Street NW
Lass Urvicis
North
Fomine
Yous R. Wricht
Tenth Street
Commodinas Phopel
Alet
la Taker
Embalyier
Paria
Eist Capitol St
National Committee
Peabody
Maryland
Watson
Af Bryan
Henry Krug, SR
The
Bank of
Munich
Joseph Maschmann
Ludwig Iiv
Maschmann
Cahrent
Henrik Ibsen
Humbert
Mary
Switzerkind
Italy
Ital
Wiland
France
Great Thitain
Switzerland
Lilly Braun
Heinrich Braun
Reichstag
Verona
Remy Able
Lovell
HUB Furniture CO
Rhodesia
fAigur
Ren von Hietlenant
Jorge Glass Seeavans
W Toat Ching Claget
Ina
W. H. Hoeke
Cor
Pa. Ave. and
8Th St
Selinger
Yale Laundry
New York Ave
A. Collins
Newspape
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