Royal Babe Baptized At Quirinal In Splendid Rome Ceremony
The infant crown prince of Italy was baptized at the Quirinal in a grand ceremony attended by representatives from Great Britain, Germany, Portugal, and Servia. Court chaplain Mgr. Beccari led the rite as diplomats and royals watched from gilded seats and white garlands. The Queen bore the child to the altar while a regal procession and musicians enhanced the ornate rite.
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Great Britain
Germmany
Portugal
Servia
Rome
Dre
Italy
Pauline
Yolande
Mafalda
Germany
Mgr. Beccari
Counte Brusehi-Palgari
Prince of
Montenegro
Helen of le i
Genoa
Albert
Prussia
Arthur of
Gunnaught
Victor Napoleon
Turin
Brusehl-Palgart
Thei Ehildren
Matida
Margherita
Nicholas
Notice of Marchare and death notices in major newspapers
Notice states insertion and telegraphing charges apply for Marchare and death notices in The Washington Post and a list of newspapers including The New York Times Baltimore Herald Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald Saint Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard New York Palladium Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune and Plain Dealer.
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Marchare
Washington Post
NEW York Times
Baltimore Herald
Boston Globe
Bupfalq Cour
Cincinnati
Blumenberg and others: notices of deaths and funerals
In memoriam notices and funeral announcements from December 1904 list Blumenberg widow Mrs Rudolph Blumenberg of Hawarden Wilhelmina. Collins funeral at 302 Ko Street NE. Edward P Hayes funeral at grandmother Mrs Alice Strong's residence 2 Georgia Ave SE with interment Congressional Cemetery. Storey funeral from 2 Georgia Ave SE. Swadingsford Louisa Walingsford age 84 obituary at Takoma Park. Ward Arthur B son of Ignatius H Ward, 3314 N Street NW, funeral December 6. relatives and friends invited to attend.
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Blumenberg
Wilhelmina
Rudolph Blumenberg
Collins
KO Street
P Collins
Evening Star
Edward P
Edward T
Nessie E. Hayes
Alice Strong
Intermental Congressional Cemetery
Storey
Pell
Jesus
Dev
Thetics Uspital
Maria L. Storey
Mee Latchfield
Robert Storey
Tesus
Pleep
Silo
Georgia Avenue
Swadeingsrord
Mr . White
Maple Avenue
Takoma Park
D. C
Louisa Wallingsford
D.C
Ward
Arthur B
Ignatius H. Ward
S Street
Baptism of Crown Prince Amid Illness in Turin
Montenegro stood beside the Queen and infant as the crown prince received the holy water and crown. The ceremony lasted fifteen minutes with the king kissing his son and the Queen presenting the infant to guests before a shortened reception due to the Duchess of Aosta's grave illness. Three days of prayers are ordered in Turin churches for her recovery.
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Montenegro
Vistor Em Manus I
Duchess of Aosta
Duke of Aosta
Turin
Richelmy
Turton
Farley Honored by Pope in Rome Appointment
Rome reports Archbishop Farley of New York was named assistant to the pontifical throne by Pope Pius X. Delegations from New York Albany and Syracuse met the Pope during the Immaculate Conception celebrations. Bishops Cusack Lavelle Kearney Mgr Lynch presented Peter’s Pence of 13000 dollars.
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Rome
Farley
New York
Pius X
Albany
Syracuse
New York City
Cusack
Mgrs
Lavelle
Kearney
Mgr
M. Lynch
Peter
Viear General
Archdiocese of New York
Romney Painting Found At Christie s Sale In London
London Times cablegram cites The Times art critic declaring a Romney painting from a miner's cottage estate near Whitehaven as genuine and dating to his best period. The canvas, 47 inches, shows two children walking in a landscape with a terrier. A Gainsborough among three works in the same lot vanished from recognition and sold for about £40.
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London Times
Washington Post
London
the Times
Christie's
Romney
Whitehaven
Times
Gainsborough
Rush to finish Lewis and Clark Exposition buildings
Portland December 4 expositions progress shows six main exhibit structures near completion including Agricultural Palace Liberal Arts Building Fire Public Comfort and Public Shelter with interior finishing left. Festival Hall Machinery Electricity and Transportation Palace and Oregon State Building underway as Government Building on Guilds Lake nears readiness ahead of opening.
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Portland
Crec
St. Louis
Agricultural
Liberal Arts
Fire Department
Public Comfort
Public Shelter
Oregon State
Guilds Lake
Incendiary Fire Ruins Valued Paintings at St Louis Fair
Police and Jefferson Guards arrest 26 year old waiter Arthur Dunn after a Pike fire destroys the Streets of Rome and Quo Vadis kiosks and damages Fair Japan Old St Louis. Eleven pocketbooks found. Dunn unable to explain presence. Total losses estimated about 5 010 with paintings from Jans Styka valued at 75 040 burned.
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St. Louis Fair Ground
St. Louis
Jefferson Guards
Rome
Quo Vadis
Dunn
Ami
Jefferson
Jans Styka
California Messenger airship makes initial trial flight
Alameda California December 4 Geor E Heaten's airship California Messenger has completed its first flight and performed satisfactorily. The cigar shaped craft measures 76 feet long and 24 feet in diameter when fully expanded. It uses a double cylinder gasoline engine of about sixty eight pounds to develop fifteen horsepower. Two eight square foot screw fans assist propulsion and also steer the vessel by generating current on the rudder.
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Heaten
Alameda
Cal
Geor. E. Heaten
California
Democracy's Future America A World Power
Senator William J. Stone urged a proactive Democratic platform in Washington, calling for a united Pan American policy, a robust merchant marine, a strong war navy, and opposition to forced partition of China. He urged policies that expand U S influence while opposing corporate funding of presidential elections.
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Party
China
Washington Post
Jefferson City
William J. Stone
Washington
Congress
Democratic Party
America
Republic
United States
Amurnusu Suvcluimeas Bnoud
Plea for Statehood in Oklahoma Report
Gov. J. B. Ferguson's annual report from Oklahoma urges full statehood. It notes 700,000 people, $3540,000,000 property, heavy homestead land uptake, 100,000 annual immigration, and 689 miles of railroad built. It cites reduced public debt and rising assessments while praising education and morals as foundations for future statehood.
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Republic
Oklahoma
J. B. Ferguson
Congress
Keifer’s Mission to Prevent Visfranchisement in South
Gen J War ren Keifer former Speaker of the National House of Representatives and now elected again to Congress for Ohio Seventh district announces his mission to secure equal voting power across states. He argues for uniform election laws and a fair rule of representation applied North and South without granting the South any special concessions.
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Congress
Columbus
Ohio
J. Warren Keffer
National House of Representatives
South
Keifer
House of Representatives
United States
Buffalo Bank Row Feud Shapes Bank Withdrawals In Buffalo
Boston reports Edward A. Weppner accused cashier Arthur E. Appleyard of anonymous stock ties while Appleyard denied ownership and loans. In Buffalo, German-American Bank doors stayed open beyond hours as withdrawals continued but the clearing balance favored the bank and president Emory declared the worst may be over.
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Boston
Edward A. Weppner
Bank of Buffalo
Arthur E. Appleyard
Weppner
My. Appleyard
New York
City Trust, Safe Deposit and Surety Company
Philadelphia
Shenandoah
Washington
Appleyard
State Street
Buffalo
Emory
Nihe Clearing House
Col Tobias Gibson Dead In Lexington at 66
Col Tobias Gibson died in Lexington, aged sixty six. He served on the staff of his brother Gen Randall Lee Gibson of Louisiana during the Civil War and previously owned Louisiana plantations with a New Orleans residence. The dispatch notes December 4.
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Lexington
Tobias Gibson
Randall Lee Gibson
Louisiana
Gibson
New Orleans
Detroit
Mich
Coil
J. F. Titley
Quartermaster’s Department
United States Army
Fort Wayne
Col. Tey
Boston
Milwaukee
Wis
Charles F. Tissey
Marshall and Tilsley Bank
Mr. Iseley
Congress Opens With Brief Sessions Expected This Week
The ongoing Senate and House openings anticipate short sessions ahead with Knox and Crane to be inducted and limited routine business. Lodge aims to press Philippine government reform, Hoar’s President protection bill delayed, Weyburn’s pure food bill seen later, and discussions on Southwest Territories statehood begin.
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Knox
Pennsylvania
Crane
Massachusetts
Lodge
Senate
Hoar
Weyburn
Southwest Territories
Republican
House of Representatives
Hanna
Quay
Platt
Connecticut
Committee On the Judiciary
Members In Good Spirits At Capitol Meeting
Iowa Judge Smith denies a rumor about Secretary Shaw. Congressmen Littlefield of Maine and Bowersock of Kansas visit in Hamilton. Birdsall and Smith from Council Bluffs discuss split views on Senator Taft and 1908. Birdsall notes Henderson heads to California for winter. Iowa members show tepid interest in tariff revision.
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Judge Smith
Iowa
Shaw
Hamilton
Representative Littlefield
Maine
Far West
Bowersock
Kansas
Birdsall
W. J. Smith
Council Bluffs
Smith
Mr. Littlefield
St. Louia
Littlefield
Nebraska
Missouri
Henderson
California
Tariff Revision Urged by Senator Hopkins in Illinois
Senator Hopkins of Illinois argues at the New Willard that Republicans must revise the Dingley tariff now or face silence in the next campaign. He notes changes since 1897, including sugar beet byproducts and paper industry consolidation, reducing the need for current protective duties.
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Hopkins
Ways and Means Committee
Senator Hopkins
Illnois
Virginia Republican Leader Praises State Organization
SLEMP HERE FROM VIRGINIA. Cole Campbell Blemp, lone Republican Representative from Virginia, at the Ebbitt says the southwest district has a splendidly organized GOP structure and that the majority was very satisfactory. He rejects patronage talk and notes Democrats cite Stemp and Agnew without facts.
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Cole Campbell Blemp
Virginia
Ebbitt
Stemp
Agnew F
California Senator Unworried by Re election Prospects
Senator Hard of California says he is satisfied with current conditions and expects the legislature to choose its senator without his aid. He notes a solid Roosevelt Republican base and a mostly Republican delegation, with about seven Democrats among 120 legislators. He cites no agitation for tariff revision in the state.
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California
Roosevelt
Congress
Senator Hard
Normandie
Perkins
Pacific Coast
Revision Bill Opens Debate in Congress
A fragmented passage notes cautious views on duties for our product and signals debate in Congress over a revision bill. It mentions not fearing disturbances if the bill passes and expresses a desire to open the subject for discussion.
Crumpacker Withdraws From Indiana Senate Race
Representative Crumpacker of Indiana withdraws from the senatorial contest leaving James A. Hemenway as the clear field. He cites duty to district, sends a letter to delegates, and praises Hemenway while urging tariff revision and possible extra session. Holliday arrives pledging revision but opposes an extra session.
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Indiana
Crumpacker
Tenth Congressional District
Congress
Lafayette
James A. Hemenway
Appropriations Committee
Tenth District
Hemenway
Republican Party
Census Committee
Representative Holliday
Ways and Means
Larger Demand for Labor Senator Dillingham Would Aid Immigration
Senator Dillingham of Vermont chairs the Immigration Committee and backs minor changes to law. He said Congress may press his bill and other small reforms this session to spread immigrant labor beyond New York and Boston. He noted high labor demand nationwide, including Vermont and southern states, and sought a method to connect employers with available workers. He doubts a workable plan has been devised yet.
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Dillingham
Senator Dillingham
Vermont
Immigration Committee
Congress
Cochran
New York
Boston
Senator Bacon Sees 1906 Elections Shaping Party Reorganization
Georgia senator Bacon, a leading Democrat, arrived for the session and voiced opposition to immediately reorganizing the party. He warned that the presidential race hinges on the 1906 Congressional elections and argued outcomes could either press for change or restore confidence in the current leadership.
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Bacon
Georgia
Congress
Democratic Party
HWS
Publi
No Stopping a Landslide Says Caldwell in Chicago Speech
Representative B F Caldwell of Springfield IL warned at the Ebbitt that a landslide could sweep any opponent from the ballot. He said Democrats wouldn’t rally, risking defeat even with a large majority. He linked GOP fortune to crops and general prosperity versus bad times and public mood.
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Caldwell
Lkely
B. F. Caldwell
Springfield
Ebbitt
Mr. Caldwell
Ople
Idaho Vote Not Defined by Mormon Issue Says Heyburn
Senator Heyburn disputed Senator Dubois’ claim about a Mormon issue in Idaho. He noted Idaho backed Republicans in November by 2,303, stating there was no Mormon issue and that politicians should “keep on talking straight politics.” The two senators, one Republican and one Democrat, debated Idaho’s political questions at the Normandie.
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Heyburn
Idaho
Lee
The
Normandie
Dubois
Thrat
Senator Heyburn Sees No Idaho Demand for Change
Heyburn states schedules to be revised, says Idaho shows no demand for change. He notes the pure food bill was noticed for consideration in December in the Senate, but obstacles from older Senators may hinder enactment, though he may still try to move it.
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Idaho
Senate
Heyburn
Alder
McCall Presses Tariff Revision in Massachusetts Speech
Massachusetts Representative McCall, an independent Republican and Ways and Means member, urged revising the tariff at New Wil Yard. He criticized Dingley provisions, warned of retirement of the party’s old tariff ally, and noted Cambridge and Harvard ties in his district.
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Massachusetts
Representative McCall
New Wil Yard
Ways and Means Committee
McCall
Cambridge
Harvard College
McKinley
Roosevelt
Harvard
Congress
Mr. McCall
Maine Governors Stance on Hale Interview
Governor Burleigh of Maine says the Hale interview has wide local approval and that Maine has no interest in reopening tariff revision. He notes the legislature will renominate Senator Hale for a six year term without opposition.
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Burleigh
Hale
Maine
Gov
Fairbanks and senators visit the White House last night
Senator Fairbanks met with the President at the White House with Senators Aldrich of Rhode Island and Depew paying calls in the evening. The report mentions their conference and mutual respects among notable visitors, with a closing note on Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Aldrich
Depew
Fairbanks
White House
Altrich
Rhode Island
Depers
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