Bank President Doubts Chadwick Case Hidden Motives
Cleveland reports show Mrs Cassie Chadwick's bankruptcy exam set for tomorrow before Referee Remington. Her attorney plans to seek a continuance and will not permit questioning, while bank president Beckwith hints there is an unseen factor behind the case. Witnesses include Emil Florever, Mrs Chadwick's son, and nurse Freda Sweetin.
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Bank
Beckwith
Cleveland
Ohio
Cassie TL. Chadwick
Remington
Fler
J BP Dichen
Wall
Beavier
Chadwick
Emil Floever
Chilewks
Freda Sweetin
Celi
Hadwick
Choudwitsx
Notice on Marriage and Death Ads Across Major Papers
Notice states that marriage and death notices inserted in The Washington Fest may appear across numerous newspapers at no extra charge. List includes New York Times Baltimore Herald Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald Syracuse Post-Standard St Paul Pioneer Press Missour… Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Washington
NEW York Times
Maltimore Herald
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnate Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pitcshorg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
Lous Repcutic
Syractok Post-Standard
ST Paull Pioneer Press
Misseatwilis Tribl NZ
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Obituary notices and marriages from Rockville Maryland area
Fragmented obituary and marriage notices list names, dates, and places including Iphrey Campbell, Jane White Humphres, Arnold, Carrie, and Davis. Entries mention interment details, private services, and memorial dates, with scattered addresses and family relations.
Faith in Mrs Chadwick Cited By Beckwith In Inquiry
President Beckwith discusses why he trusted Mrs Chadwick noting many details from her uncle story Carnegie mention and a key claim by Sir Reynolds. He hints Pittsburg holds new revelations as about 135000 dollars was loaned with possible more undisclosed lenders.
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Beckwith
Mrs. Chadwick
Carnegie
Sir Reynolds
Pittsburg
Severe artillery fire reported along Russian front near Mukden
A Dec 18 dispatch describes heavy artillery along the Prussian army front with a December 15 Japanese demonstration against Russian positions near the railway. Reports from December 17 note German commanders Kuronatkin Gripenberg Linevitch and Kaulbars at Haungshan, with front-army parades and looming operations. A December 18 correspondent covers front positions from Poutileff Hill to Erdagon, noting quiet overall except Japanese attempts to extend works between the hill and Sinmin. Russian artillery on Poutilof Hill and Erdagon forced Japanese to shelter. In Chanslamatun the December 15 night saw a Russian officer and two scouts kill six Japanese soldiers by firing from tomb concealment along the Shakhe River. Russians recovered five rifles, as Japanese tried to surround but failed, Russians maintaining fire to cover retirement.
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Mukden
Kuronatkin
Gripenberg
Linevitch
Kaulbars
Haungshan
Poutileff
Tree Hill
Erdagon
Poutiletf Hill
Sinmin An
Poutilof
Erdagou
Chanslamatun
Shakhe
Elger
Russia
Picturesque Russian Camp and Dug-out Dwellings
Mukden December 18 The Russian camps show a picturesque spread of mud huts and dug-out chimneys along hills and village plains. English officers quarters are in Chinese houses with glass windows and sheet iron stoves. The men enjoy warm clothing and heat producing food as transport remains efficient on hard frozen roads carrying hay and grain from northern Manchuria toward southern and eastern positions.
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Mukden
Manchuria
Osaka Bank loan condemned by lower house in wartime context
The lower house yesterday condemned the treasury loan of 600000 pounds to the Osaka Bank amid threats of bankruptcy. Count Katsura said the treasury acted at the urging of Osaka bankers and to avoid a monetary panic during wartime. The cabinet’s position remains unlikely to change.
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Syaaiugea 2
Tokyo
Yuster-Day
Treasury
Osaka Bank
Count Katsura
Osaka
Death notices across cities mark dec 18 losses
Multiple obituaries note the deaths of Mary Andrews Clark in Los Angeles at ninety two, Conrad Wesselbgett in Newton Center, Marecus D. Grover in St Paul, John Clapp in Ithaca, the Rev John Reed in Brooklyn, and Rev Luther H. Trowbridge in Los Angeles, with brief biographical details and dates.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mary |Andrews Clark
United States
William
Boston
Conrad Wesselbgett
Newton Center
Wesselhoeft
American Institute of Homeopathy
Boston University Medical School
Germany
St. Paul
Minn
Marecus D. Grover
Great Northern Railway
New York
Grover
Northern Securities Company
Great Northern
Northern Pacific Railways
Ithaca
John Clapp
John Reed
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Reed
St. John
N. B
Detroit
Fort Street
Luther H. Trowbridge
Chitian Herald
Obstacle in the Way of Hague Conference Disarmament
The Pittsburg Dispatch notes a barrier to successful Hague conference talks as each nation insists others must precede in disarmament actions.
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Pittsburg
Witte backs emancipation plan to end peasant class apartheid
M Witte heads a 1902 committee report endorsing sweeping reforms to end the peasant class system and pursue complete emancipation by 1861 style measures. It advocates protecting certain peasant laws while abolishing others, introducing land credit, and safeguarding communal land rights amid a shift toward equal citizenship and potential land ownership. The memorandum contrasts with Stiskinsky von Plehve drafts and faces imperial approval.
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St. Petersburg
M. Witte
Ministrial Council
Nicholas
Sviapolk-Mirsky
Interior
von Plehve
von Plekve
Stiskinsky
Suskinsky
Sviatopolk- Mirsky
Admitted to Blessing Gaspare del Bufalo Canonized at Rome
Rome reports the formal announce ment of the beatification of Gaspare del Bufalo founder of the Congregation of the Precious Blood and canon of San Marco under Pius VI. Pope Pius X and the cardinals attended the veneration service as 30 000 worshippers gathered. The pope rode in the sedia gestatoria due to gout, unable to walk.
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Rome
St. Peter's
Gaspare del Bufalo
Congregation of the Precious Bionch
San Matco
Pius VI
St. Peter
Pope Pius X
del Bufalo
Pope Pius
Congo Explorer Denies Cruelty Claims by Leopold
Mrs. M. French Sheldon, explorer and author, recently returned from the Congo Free State, asserts no cruelty sanctioned by King Leopold and praises local treatment of natives. She faced hardships, traveled widely, and plans to return after recovery from an accident.
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Lenon
M. French Sheldon
Congo Free State
London
Congo
Leopold
Sheldon
Russian crew sails for Vladivostok after ship sunk
Russian torpedo boat destroyer Rastoropny was sunk at Chefoo. Commander Pelem and some crew have boarded the British steamer Nigretia and sailed for Vladivostok. Japanese forces are expected to attempt capture.
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Shanghai
Pelem
Rastoropny
Chefoo
Vladivostok
Port Arthur Defenders Hold Against Heavy Japanese Assault
Gen Stoessel's dispatches reveal a relentless bombardment from November 20 to December 10 at Port Arthur, with Japanese forces losing over 22,000 men but advancing to pressure the forts and shell the squadron in the harbor. The garrison, including Kondratenko, Nikitin, Gorbatovsky, and others, is praised for steadfast defense as the attackers suffer heavy losses and struggle to breach the outer lines.
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Prince Orioff
Count Heyden
Port Arthur Roadstead
Stoessel
Kondratenko
Nikitin
Gorbatovsky
Coli
Nioumkao
Port Arthur
Pigeon Bay
Panlung
Visokaia
Visokala
Kondratenko Nikitin
Gorbatowsky
Irrmann
Hretlakof
Naoumenko
Gandaurine
Genern-Aid-De
Russians Pin Hope On Secret Rendezvous Near Chagos
London dispatch reports Baltic fleet ships and volunteer vessels closing in on a hidden meeting point in the Indian Ocean. Admirals Rosentvensky and Folkersahm command detachments moving via the Cape and Red Sea toward Chagos or Minicoy, with Batavia as a probable post rendezvous base before a potential assault on Japan.
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Red Sea
Folkersahm
Cape of
Gooi Hope
Rojestvensky
Chagos Archipelago
Minicoy
Chagos
Mauritius
Aden
Delagoa Bay
Africa
India
Chagos Group
Batavia
Straits of
Sunda
East Indies
Japan
Chagos Islands
Jibutil
Jibutli
Great Belt
Tangier
Cape
Angra Pequena
Swakopmund
Delagna Bay
Deélagea Hay
Cape of Good Hope
Rosentvensky
Navarin
Oleg
Blestlachy
Begumprechai
Butstrhidny
Deatrayers
Bedoin
Bravn
Bodrn
Kley
Vladimir
Voronej
Tamboff
Yanslav
Ital
Jupiter
Gertchakoff
Sisson Veliky
Cremtchug
Izamrud
Almaz
Svietia
Rebukes Naval Officers in Witty Press Letter
St Petersburg dispatch reports Admiral Birilieft rebuking naval officers arguing in papers over whether Vice Admiral Rozestvenskys squadron can face Japan without reinforcements. He urges rapid third squadron preparation, notes daily delays as misdemeanor, and sighs that all are guilty for Russia lacking early war readiness.
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St. Petersburg
Birileft
Libau
Baltic Sea
Far East
Rojestvensky
Togo
Luiiloff
Mikasa
Russia
Piriloff
Sevastopol disabled as Japanese lose two torpedo boats
Tokyo reports two torpedo boats lost in operations against the battleship Sevastopol which had been declared completely disabled after ten torpedo hits. A Tokyo dispatch notes a Russian torpedo-boat was sunk at Port Arthur during a naval bombardment on Saturday. Libau work continues on ships for a third Pacific squadron as crews are stretched. Maj. Kuhn of the US Army becomes military attache to observe Fort Arthur’s fall.
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Sevastopol
Port Arthur
London
Libau
Dec
Pacific Squadron
Maj
Kuhn
U. 8
S. A
Second Army
Fort Arthur
Shinbashi
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