Fear of the Raiser London Press Outspo ken
European opinion leans to anxiety yet dismisses immediate war. The Times and Spectator warn of grim outlooks while Paris watchers doubt a Germany attack soon. The Moroccan conference looms as a peace pivot with France and Britain wary of German aims amid tense fortifications and mobilization chatter.
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Washington
London
Dee
Deller
England
France
Times
Spectator
Paris
Pagl
Europe
WiNam
Germany
Bank of
Belgium
Switzerland
Morocco
Kaiser Receives Yearlong Hunting License in 1903
A German license awarded to his majesty the Kaiser grants a one year shooting permit from December 1, 1903 to November 30, 1904. The document notes a fee of 16 marks. The license, printed by Viald and Hund, is published in full by German papers amid a health discussion surrounding the Kaiser.
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Washington Post
London
Hund
Vahd
Mcense
Played with loaded dice in ancient Britons lecture
Special to The Washington road reports Prof Boyd Dawking described a box of four oblong dice from ancient Britain marked up to ax and claimed they were loaded. He noted the remarkable finding followed by the dice dip. Funeral service held for Raimond Prefontaine in Paris with military honors and government representation. New German ambassador appointed to Tokyo.
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Washington Road
London
Dee 3
Boyd Dawking
Raimond Prefontaine
Paris
Det
The
Madeline
Marine and Fisheries
Pana
Loubet
Married names and obituaries echo across notices
A crowded OCR fragment lists multiple marriage clients and obituaries from cities including Jerany Cry NW, Seattle, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Washington DC. Entries reference wedding plans, funeral notices, interments, and familial connections with scattered dates in late December 1905 and early January 1906. Names include Catherine Bury, Regina Roth Spicer, Annie Lo Young, and Elizabeth RR Luth among others.
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Parry
Georgetown
Hep
Dames Kiyas
Catherine Bury
Bresnaban
Souce
Am Mt bin
George Po Auth
Belmet
Elizabeth RR Luth
Ce Heoman
Regina Roth Spicer
Frank Ho Spicer
Wcock
Zurhorst
Oston
Baltimore
Sturgeon
Apex
Annie Lo Young
Eugene DB
Capt
William Young
Maj Janes Mot Young
SMC
Health Office Record of Residents with Ages and Addresses
A list of residents with ages and street addresses is reported. Names include Teving T Ballard Charles A De Amaya Maury Josephine Grant Jen Hammerd Charles Anderson Howle etc with ages ranging from 23 to 72 years and multiple Philadelphia like streets and avenues noted under health records.
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Teving T Ballard
Io Lafon
George Wo
Briscon
Eure
Charles A de Amaya
6Th
St Nw
Henry Baker Dummer
John Spotswood Garland
Corcoran
Maury
Josephine Grant
Jen
Johnson
Mery E Mason
Benjamin Myers
Junius Powel
Kings Court
Willam Schondan
MW Thompson
Notice of Marriage and Death Notice Insertion Privilege
Notice states that marriage on death notices inserted in The Washington Post will appear simultaneously in multiple morning newspapers without extra charge for insertion or telegraphing. Newspapers listed include New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald Syracuse Post Standard Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer Cincinnati Enquirer and others.
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Washington Post
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledges
Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
Paul Pioseer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cincinnati Enquirer
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Listings in Washington
Historic Washington area funeral homes advertise undertakers and embalmers with contact details and services. Listings include W W Speare, Harvey's Sons, John R Wright Co, and George P Zurhorst offering open day and night services with chapels on premises and associated livery.
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R. Speare
F Street
N. W
John R. Wright Co
George P. Zurhorst
Pemere arIomant Pitt
Columbus Nominees Split as Legislators Choose House Leaders
Washington Post dispatch from Columbus reports Democrats nominate Daniel Yost for House speaker and James Williams for speaker pro tem while Republicans back Carmi Thompson for speaker and 42 to 20 for clerk. Leaders promise economy. several fractures appear in GOP slate. Notable figures include Bassett and Eagleson amid caucus maneuvers.
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Yost
Monroe County
House
Bassett
James Wiliams
Cleveland
Johnson
P Sandler
Ottawa
C C Doughty
Columbus
A P Bartlow
Dezhavrathc
Johngon
Daniel Yost
Monroe
Carmi Thompson
Laurence County
George Basnelt
Toledo
Thompson
F T Eagleson
Guernsey
O P Hypes
Springfield
Senate
Ea Seober
Miami County
D R. Lynch
P W Smith
Trumbull
Lynch
Hearst Contested Mayor Election Sparks Tammany Critique
Special to The Washington Pout reports McClellan appointments fuel Tammany resentment and a possible ballot recount. Hearst is said to hold a solid lead, with predictions of at least ten thousand votes. The article notes Tammany fears exposure and tests quo warranto actions to challenge the mayor’s claimed majority.
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Washington
New Fork
McClellan
Sing Sing
Hearst
Fha
Tammany
Murphy
Terrell Denies Senate Candidacy Amid Rumors
Atlanta reports Gov Terrell declares he is not a candidate for the United States Senate and does not contemplate a run to oppose Senator Bacon. The governor’s military staff presented a silver service valued at $1,000 to him tonight.
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Atlanta
J . Terrell
United States Senate
Bacon
Terrell
Will Beidler Not Seek Renomination for Congress
A Beidler of the Twentieth Ohio District announces he will not be a candidate for renomination. He cites desire to protect his business interests and will not permit his name to be entered at the convention.
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A. Beidler
Ohio
Washington Post
Beicher
Congress
McCormick to Edit Star League Papers in Chicago Purchase
Chicago Evening Post reports Alexander McCormick editor and publisher of the Evening Post has bought an interest in the Star League publishing Indianapolis Star Terre Haute Star and Munes Star and will become editor and publisher of those papers succeeding John C Shaffer as company president. Clemency petition for Albert T Patrick grows in Navasota Texas with hundreds of signatures.
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A. McCormick
Chicago
Chicago Evening
Post
Dey
Alexander
McCormick
The
Evening Post
Star League
Indianapolis Star
Terre Haute Star
Munem Star
Thoes
John C Shaffer
Patrick
Navasota
Tex
Albert T Patuick
Texas
Gcc
Kentucky Senate Delegates Eye U S Senate Race
Louisville and Frankfort focus on Kentucky’s three cornered race for United States Senator to replace Blackburn. Paynter backed by Gov Beckham. Haldeman relies on Louisville delegation votes. James urged by some as potential backer. Caucuses set for Monday in Frankfort, likely postponed to Tuesday.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Frankfort
United States
J C . Blackburn
Blackburn
Thomas H Paynter
Kentucky Court of Appeals
William B Haldeman
Louisville Times
Paynter
Beckham
Helleman
Imm
Ihte
James
Merritt Stands Pat Ridiculous To Yield Says
Albany December 30 Governor Higgins hoped Merritt Was willing to accept leadership or concessions but Merritt states no withdrawal from the speaker race and refuses any quid pro quo He notes he has heard nothing from his friends or the governor and will not comment further or change his position on the contest Becomes clear no deal is in progress.
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Edward Gray
Adatt
Ber- In
France
Buelow
Kaiser
Great Britain
Germany
Algeciras
Geman
England
Morocco
Ay Heas
Weiliam
Europe
Merritt
Wadsworth
Albany
N. Y
Dac
Gov. Higgins
James W. Waslaworth, Jr
Livingston
Edwin A Merritt, Jr
Bt Lawrence
Assembly
Moerritt
Italian on Trail of Man Who Killed Mount Auburn Shoemaker
Special to The Washington Post Cincinnati, Dec 3. Hope of capturing Michelani Bottosanti, wanted in Beluchi murder, not yet abandoned by police though prospects dim. Detective Kelley away in Cleveland, Italian colony members under surveillance, Respice gone to seek Sottosanti. Police in all cities urged to watch for him.
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Mount Auburn
Waatington Post
Cincinnati
Michelani Settosanti
George Beluchi
Kelley
Cleveland
Bottosanti
Dogs Save Boy From Falling Horse Attack
Special to The Washington Post. In Cold Springs Kentucky Howard Mc Collough was rescued from a near death as two dogs attacked a vicious horse about to trample him. One shepherd and one hound bit the horse’s head and feet, saving the boy. his father arrived to carry him home.
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Washington Post
Cincinnati
Ohio
Howard McCollough
Cold Springs
John Costen
Bombarded Mill Massacre Reports Spark Russian Uprising
St Petersburg Dec 20 Workmen's Council votes to end the strike and organize an armed insurrection as Moscow faces a final strike. Prokharoff cotton mill bombardment by troops leaves hundreds dead or buried as authorities brace for further clashes and martial law spreads across the empire.
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Moscow
Empire
St. Petersburg
Workmen's Council of
St Petersburg
Doubassoff
Prokhorov
Russia
Riga
Odessa
Poland
Joocee
Nevski
Tver
Kulitala
Presny
Tuthlesaly
Prokharoff
Mornosoff
Kudrinsky Place
Seminovekty Regiment
Novaya Derevnya
Presna Dennet
W Boubdassoff
Brunnaia
Holl
Hyver
Tverskafa
Brest
Strike ends at Riga as papers resume and famine threat eases
Riga Livonia Dec 30 reports the strike ended with papers reappearing and factories resuming work. Gen Sologub leads 10 600 troops toward Riga to curb revolutionists amid anarchy. Magnificent Baltic castles Dondangen and Odessee burned. revolts report killings in the “eteration block.” Martial law proclaimed at Baranovitch and rail workers ordered back. Odessa and Warsaw also show escalating clashes and barricades.
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Riga
Livonia
Sologub
Baltic
Dondangen
Odessee
Revolutioniats
Revolutionary Committee
Niften Baranovitch
Minsk
Ortoff
Odessa
Warsaw
Russian Poland
Lodz
Kleif
Russia
Southwestern
Peace Conference Halts Over Hague Meeting Plan
Russia is not in a position to propose or plan a second peace conference at The Hague. The Geneva conference next summer objects to Hague plans, signaling a clash of programmes that must be thoroughly thrashed out, leaving the outlook for The Hague conference not bright.
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Russia
Hague
the Hague
Great Britain
Swamp Root Promises Free Samples by Mail Offer
The Washington Sunday Post carries an advertisement extolling Swamp Root Dr Kilmer’s remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. It claims swift relief, urges trials, notes vegetable ingredients, and invites readers to request free sample bottles and information by mail.
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The
Washington Sunday Post
Kilmer & Co Binghamton
German foreign office to publish book on Moroccan dispute
Berlin announces next week a volume from the foreign office presenting documents the French “yellow book” omitted. It rebuts claims against Count von Tattenbach-Ashold, the former German representative at Fez, and argues France seeks a biased conclusion. The move signals Germany's challenge to French narrative and aims to correct international opinion.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
Yasua Nent
Count von Tattenbach-Ashold
Fez
Imperial Foreign Office
Bismarck
France
Frances
Count von Tattenbach- Aghold
Germany
British Revenue Figures Show Heavy Eight Month Decline
London reports April 1 to December 31 revenue totaling 81,778,060 dollars. Estate duties rise by 3,557,985, while customs and excise receipts fall significantly, signaling a sharp revenue downturn over the eight month period.
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London
United Kingdom
Alimony for Princess Louise settles long quarrel
Pars December 1 reports a settlement between Princess Louise of Saxe Coburg Gotha and Prince Philippe. He pays $211000 yearly alimony and $1000000 in installments, while King Leopold guarantees a $10000 annual annuity. Louise hands over documents and photos to the prince’s lawyer as part of the agreement. Divorce to be decided by the Gotha court on incompatibility of temper.
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Philippe
Louse
Saxe-Coburg
Louise
Saxe-Coburg and
Gotha
Leopold
Belgium
Prince Philippe of
Gaxen Coburg Ami Gotha
Court of
Barcelona Terrorized by Anarchist Bomb Outrages
Barcelona endures a wave of anarchist bombing with regular attacks causing deaths. Government efforts fail, wealthy residents flee, and theaters cafes and other amusements lie deserted as the opera season collapses amid fear.
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Barcelona
Dec
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Dover
Antwerp
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Nework
Philadelphia
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Gaerbourg
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Goven Doubassail
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Meacow
Doubissoff
Presna
Drugna
Drujima
Workmen's Council
Workmen's Army
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Abramoff
Drujina
Jamaica
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