Delayed Fight Over Delaware Senate Pro Tem Election
Delaware Senate halts its vote for president pro tem after ruling extraordinary sessions lack power to elect the officer. The impasse prompts expunging records, possible temporary leadership, and a plan to resume at 10 am the next day with Attorney General guidance.
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Washington Post
Dover
Del
State Senate
Caleb FR. Layton
Senate
Cannon
Seaders Smith
Thomas C. Moore
United States
Allen and
Lull
Hun
Chancelor
R. Nicholson
James Penreciil
Wiliam H. Boyes Wren
House
Ward
Notice of Unified Marriage and Death Notices Printing
The Washington Post announces that marriage and death notices may be inserted at no extra charge for both insertion and telegraphing in several morning papers including New York Times Brabant Herald Boston Globe and more. The notice lists multiple papers across major cities.
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Washington Post
NEW York Times
Braldivore Herald
Boston Globe
Blpfaln Courifr
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicano Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST Louis Republic
Synalse Post-Standard
F Pall Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Land Plain Dealer
Death notices and funeral announcements from Washington area
Obituaries and death notices dated December 28 to 31 for Alexandria and Washington DC area figures. Listings include Brenner, Crilly, Flavin, Nalle, Perry, Seamark, Telly, Woodruff with relatives, residences, and funeral times and locations across local churches, hospitals, and Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Brenner
Mis Jala A
John E. Brenner
Alexandria
Julia XO Hammer
Twelfth Street
Id Ours Hk
Frederik
Afi
Sanigda
Mount Olivet
Cemeter
Nalle
Wreilenday
Thomas Pendleton Nalle
Edmund Palle
Nineteenth Street
Perry
Thasday
Quincy Street
Morthrast
Thomas R
Grace Perry
Celeatter
North Carolina
Seamark
John B. Seamark
Elerset Seamark
Nis
Bite Science
Misttea
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Dease
Funeral Directors Advertise Embalming and Cremation Services
J William Lee and Joseph Gawler promote funeral services at 382 Pennsylvania Ave NW and 1720 32nd St, offering embalming, director and crematorium services. Advert promises modern facilities, moderate prices, and first class service with telephone contact.
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J. William Lee
Reiue
Myttons
Pennsylvania Ave
Joseph Gawler
Yeetor
R.F. Harvey
MERAL
North
Depew Senate Controversy Ends In Depew Victory
Albany December details reveal a three day series of consultations yielding Senator Depew’s re election over Franks Black. Elated leaders Platt Odell Higgins and Roosevelt appointees weighed options and contributed to a party unity that culminated in a final caucus settlement in Depew’s favor.
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Gov. Higgins
Roosevelt
Odell
Newburg
Platt
Black
Depew
Senator Platt
Brackett
Saratoga
E. R. Brown
Jefferson
Elsberg
New York
Republican Party
Elihu Root
Gov. Odell
Albany
Higgins
Frank S. Black
United Senate
Hermonicus
Pittsburg Woman and Clergymen Die Suddenly in Ohio and England
Mrs J W Patterson wife of Wabash Rail road official in Pittsburg died suddenly at home from heart trouble after sending husband to New York. Rev EG Tressel Lubberan pastor of Grace Church Columbus Ohio died of paralysis at 68. Rev Richard Lovett secretary Religious Tract Society and noted writer died suddenly of heart disease born 1851.
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Pittsburg
J. W. Patterson
Wabash Railroad
Patterson
New York
Columbus
Ohio
EG Tressel
Lubheran
Grace Claurch
Tendon
Richard Lovett
Religious Tract Society
Patterson Cheerful Than Since Return to Tombs After Trial
Nan Patterson was in better spirits after returning to the Tombs as her lawyers Abraham Levy and Daniel O Reilly visited. They had worried about her father s claim she might be going insane. Levy said a speedy retrial or bail would likely come, while the District Attorney s office offered no new information on reduced bail prospects.
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New York
Nan Patterson
Abraham Levy
Daniel O'Reilly
Jerome
Ner
Fiendish cruelty charged in horse fire case
Chicago authorities say Stephen Garrick connected to dousing seven horses with kerosene oil and setting fire to them and the barn. Fire department investigators, led by Attorney Johnson, have found evidence. Garrick is under arrest. The horses belonged to widow Mrs. Mary Dooley, who once housed Garrick before ejecting him.
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Chicago
Stephen Garrick
Fire Department
Johnson
Garrick
Mary Dooley
Wolcott Men Object Republican Caucus Monday
Denver scene as Republicans debate plans to exclude Adams from Colorado governorship. District Judge Carpenter appears before the Supreme Court over mandamus writs, then is discharged as the court clarifies jurisdiction. Chief Justice Gabbert notes no ruling yet on Adams ballot-box petition.
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Adams
Colorado
Carpenter
Supreme Court
Denver
Colo
William G. Evans
James Peabody
House
Gov. Peabody
United States
Edward C. Wolcott
Walcott
John A. Rush
Everett Bell
Bell
District Court
Gabbert
Alva Adams
Foes of Liquor in Politics Enter Governor Campaign
Ohio Anti Saloon League plans a statewide push for the Republican gubernatorial nominee. W B Wheeler says conventions will be held in every county before the state convention. County groups will spearhead a house to house temperance drive with at least six speakers.
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Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Columbus
Ohio
W. B. Wheeler
Antisaloon League
League
Licensed to Marry List of Pairs Across States
A compiled notice lists numerous marriage intentions or licenses featuring partners from Virginia Maryland New Jersey Pennsylvania New York and other localities. Named individuals include Richard A Daily Tessla P Johnson Claude L Mitchell Etta Marshall Hugh King Mary Holmes and many others with paired brackets of residences.
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Richard A. Daily
Tessla P. Johnson
Claude L. Mitchell
Etta Marshall
Hugh King
Mary Holmes
Charles Waller Moreland
Falls Church
Katie M. Paxson
John Thomas
Richmond
Emma L. Coon
Hugh Smith
Carrie B. Alexander
Cul-peper County
Eugene Smackum
Virginia Watson
Joseph Johnson
Mary Harvey
Leonard White
Wilanna Brown
Jerry Parks
Bessie Nash
Nelson McGinnity
Mary
Health Office Record of Residents and Ages
A scanned Health Office roster lists numerous individuals with addresses and ages, including Alice V Alea 49, Laura Bates several years, Mary Brockwell 6 months, William Shery 54, Frank Cowen 66, James Custin 30, Nellie Dailey 34, John Duncan 30, Roberts Entwisle 57, Simone Fine 6, Patrick Foley 74, Thomas Freeman 9% years, Minette Green 22, Rosa Houser 37, Carl Jahp 1, Annie Lee 0, infant of Jeremish and Mary Marlow French 1 day, Ruth Mathews 4 months, Samuel Moten 26, Thomas McDonough 8% years, Ditton Palmer 4, Joseph Parish 76, Hattie Rogers 50, Ida Spriedt 53, Maggie Stewart 22, Margret Thurston 90, Augustus Walker 10 months, Elizabeth Weyskey 11 days, Abraham White 44.
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Alice V. Alea
Laura Bates
Wash
Mary R. Brockwell
Wiliam L. Shery
Frank Cowen
James Custin
Val
Nellie W. Dailey
John BE
Carl J. Jahp
Nt, Nw
Annie Lee
Brown's Et
Jeremish
Mary Marlow
Nen’s Hospital
Ruth Mathews
St. Sw
Samuel Moten
Freshmen's Hospital
Thomas McDonough
Hosp
Ditton C. Palmer
W St. Nw
Joseph W. Parish
Hattie 8
Insurance on Czar’s Life Amid Rumors of Policies
London Times reports The St James Gazette published unconfirmed rumors that thousands of pounds have been paid to London underwriters for life policies on the Czar. Rates reportedly rose from five to fifteen guineas per cent per week, with insurers cautious.
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London Times
The
Washington Post
London
St. James Gazette
Hungary Premier Faces Opposition Over Parliament Dissolution
Vienna dispatch reports Count Tisza, Hungary’s premier, arrived for a crisis briefing with Emperor-King amid plans to dissolve Parliament. Liberal leaders accuse the government of illegality while violent scenes are anticipated during the January elections and open voting.
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Vienna
Count Tisza
Budapest
Austria
Munegary
Hungary
Degert
Liberal Party
Andrassy
Daniel
Delver
Hofburg
Dr Pierce Urges Battle Against Disease Bacteria
Edison warns that mosquitoes and flies spread disease while Dr Pierce of Buffalo promotes Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to strengthen blood and liver. The ad claims the remedy can defend against germs found in streets and workplaces and promotes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
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Homas A. Edison
Pierce
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
Ita
Serious Europe balance of power threatened by Russia turmoil
A London Times cable to The Washington Post warns that Czarist decrees provoke reform agitation and serious internal troubles in Russia. The piece links Russia's home upheaval to shifts in European power, noting strains among powers and the risk of wider, unintended consequences across the continent.
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Russia
London Times
Weehington Post
Paris
Europe
Far East
Kuropatkin Sanguine Says Chief in Fine Health
Moscow dispatch quotes General Kuropatkin as saying he is in good health and confident of ultimate victory. He urges sending capable soldiers, notes good spirits, shelter, clothing, and a low sickness rate due to better air, while acknowledging some deficiencies in the army. Danchenko calls him the hardest worked man in the force.
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Moscow
M. Danchenko
Kuropatkin
Danchenko
Plevna
Barrack
Red Cross Reorganization Under Fire in Field Office
St. Petersburg reports the resignation of M. Alexendrovsky as head of the Red Cross in the field amid criticism. Prince Vassilitchkoff to replace him as reorganizing work begins early next year. Alexendrovsky is urged to choose between a hospital service post or becoming Vassilitchkoff’s chief lieutenant. The service has spent about $6.5 million and runs over 2,000 beds with $750,000 from the Empress fund.
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St. Petersburg
S. A
Red Cross
Japanese Hire Chinese and New Manchurian Plans
Mukden reports irrefutable evidence that Japan hires Chinese bandits and enlists Chinese under Japanese officers to operate on the Russian flanks. St. Petersburg notes failed Manchurian occupation negotiations, as Japan could not guarantee the future. Advices from Peking say Japanese influence is predominant and a Tokyo minister’s visit hints at possible foreign complications for China.
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Mukden
St. Petersburg
Japan
China
Manchuria
Peking
Tokyo
Russia Grants Rehearing In Arabia Flour Claim
The Admiralty Court will rehear American claims over the Arabia seized by Russian forces, if time prevented a timely appeal from Vladivostok. A rehearing could free the flour cargo and may allow Washington to press diplomatic protests if Vladivostok is upheld on machinery.
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St. Petersburg
Admiralty Court
Vladivostok
Washington
Skrydloff to be relieved in Pacific command change
Vice-Admiral Skrydloff, commander of the Vladivostok squadron, will return to St. Petersburg in January. Reports from the admiralty indicate Admiral Rojestvensky will succeed him as supreme commander of the Russian Pacific fleet, with Skrydloff joining the admiralty council. A second mobilization disturbance in Vilkomir saw raids on vodka shops quelled without bloodshed as leaders were arrested. In Philadelphia 78 steerage passengers aboard the Merion, including many Russians, arrived today.
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Rojestvensky
St. Petersburg
Skrydloff
Admiralty
Admiralty Council
Vilkomir
Russia
Philadelphia
Merion
Replacement of Kaznakoff on North Sea Commission Described
St Petersburg report notes Admiral Kaznakoff returns to Russia due to ill health and Vice Admiral Doubassoff will represent Russia on the Paris based international North Sea commission. Doubassoff heads to Paris next week while Kaznakoff’s son accompanies him. The change sparks speculation about Russia’s naval strategy and seniority within the Pacific squadrons amid broader international adjustments.
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Donbassoff
Russia
North Sea Court
St. Petersburg
Kaznakoff Jn
Doubassoff
International Commission
Paris
North Sea
Kaznakoff
Leutenant
Far East
Skrydlof and
Rojestvensky
Great Britain
Russia arranges 412 per cent loan for 115 million
St. Petersburg reports definitive arrangements for a 412 percent loan totaling 115.9 million dollars. A Berlin led group including Mendelssohn, Bleichroder, Disconto, Handels Gesellschaft, Lippmann, Rosenthal, and several Amsterdam and St. Petersburg banks participate. London cites plans to issue around January 12 in Berlin for 500 million marks at 98 price with ample cash.
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St. Petersburg
Dec
Mendelssohns
Berlin
Bleichroders
Disconto Gesellschaft
Handels Gesellschaft
Lippmans and Rosenthals
Amsterdam
International Bank of Commerce of
Discount Bank
Russian Bank
The
Foreign Trade Bank
Moscow
London Times
Washington Post
London
the Times
Denied by Edwin Cramp on Warship Sale Plot
The Philadelphia firm Edwin S Cramp denies Russia had plans to sell the Waring to Japan. The Russian dispatch claims American shipyards aided by Cramp built ships for abroad. Cramp says no inquiry or agreement exists and calls the report fabrication.
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Japan
Bt. Petersburg
Rusa
Marine Administration
Varing
Plana
Messer
Petropavlovsk
Pallada
Sevastopol
Rosestvensky
Baltic
Verksovsky
Grand Duke Alexis
Philadelphia
St. Petersburg
Edwin
Cramp
Russia
Kuroki Letter Confirms Him Alive Amid War News
Berlin reports a cordial Dortmund circle sent Gen. Kuroki greetings. A reply from Kuroki dated Nov. 6, 1804 in Manchuria expresses pleasure at shared victories and asserts he remains alive, countering prior death rumors from October battles. Russian torpedo boat Rastorapny crew identified aboard Nigrella. Japanese cruisers spotted near Batavia. Ocean liner movements list ships sailing to and from Europe.
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Berlin
Bec
Dortmund
Kuroki
Manchuria
Chance
Kurokl
Lost His Position and Age Bias in Business World
A dated notice discusses how employers favor younger workers and dismiss older staff, citing a discharge for being too old and gray headed. It promotes Walsutta Hair Stain to restore color, claiming safety and non streaking, with trial and large sizes advertised by Progressive Drug Store in Louis, Missouri.
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Facitct Con
Facitct Con le Louis
Progressive
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