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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1905

Page

3

Battle of the Hun River Leaves Both Sides Unchanged

Five day clash near Hun River ends with no decisive result as Russian and Japanese forces hold positions. Russian losses include frostbite casualties and heavy artillery, while Oyama reports repulsed infantry attacks and continued bombardments at Sandepas amid extreme cold.

Hun River Sandepas Huan Mountain Yenta Lidlatoun Tanlepu Sanaepas Tokyo Oyama Piyentat Chenchiehpao Chenchiehnao Lapati Litajentan Chenchiehpas

Notice on free simultaneous wedding and death notices

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Washington Post NEW York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Colrier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providense Ijoursal Rochester Herald Republic Slradlsh Post Standard Pall Pioneer Press Minneapolis Trisune Cleveland Plain Dealer

License to Wed and Obituaries From a Washington Bulletin

A garbled 1905 to 1965 era notice page lists marriages and obituaries. Among entries are marriages of Charles A Sinclair to Frances E Taylor and others, with multiple couples named. plus birth, wedding, and funeral notices for Adams, Brick, Brown, Daly, Dusenbury, Exley, Fowler, Hopkins, Kinney, Krug, Young. Several deaths are reported with funeral details and locations across Washington DC, Baltimore, and New Jersey papers.

Adams Sidney Adams George Adams New York Brick Edward Eilen C Brick F Street Evening Star Brown Esther Brown Waldo Brown Misa Annie Beardsley Wright Dalx Twelfth Street Frances A Daly Church of the Immaculate Conception Eighth N Streets New Jersey Dusenbury Willam Livingston Dusen J.B Glenwood Hopkins North Charles’ Street Baltimore Mary GW Hopkins Washington DC Oak Fill Cemetery N Street Misses White L Street Northwest Young Clarence Stiertin Young Clarence K Youn Bessie Peart Youngs L Street Mount Olivet

Local Undertakers Offer First-Class Funerals

Advertising notices list W R Speare J William Lee Joseph Gawler and Joseph Gawler Funeral Directors offering first class undertakings at 940 F Street N W 132 Pennsylvania Ave O W and 1780 Pa Ave with moderate prices and connections to Commondions Chapel Modern Crematorium Livery services stated with telephone contact Main 4280 4281 Main 181.

W. R. Speare F Street N. W J. William Lee Commondions Pennsylvania Ave Igsk Joseph Gawler A. F. Harvey's Sons Sf Fourteenth Street NW North

Japan's Medical Triumph By Gen Oku Officers And Soldiers

Japanese field surgeons and field hospitals report a remarkable medical success since May 6 with only forty deaths from disease among 24 642 treated by December 1. Thirteen hundred ninety three wounded died in action. most recoveries stem from chest wounds and small caliber rifle bullets.

Gen Oku Tientein Japan Beri-Beri Oku

England pledge to block rivals until Russo-Japanese war ends

London reports quote W L L Burdett-Coutts, MFP, saying the government will stay in office until the Russo-Japanese conflict finishes, predicts summer end to the war, lauds the Anglo-Japanese alliance as crucial and notes Premier Balfour must stay in power during the critical period. Also mentions Austrian steamer Siam seized near Hokkaido and Admiral Togo to resume duties February 6.

England London Burdett- Coutts MFP Westminster Conservative Club Great Britain Balfour Japan

Dogger Bank Disaster Revealed by Cable News

Paris dispatch summarizes Russian misreading of trawler rockets as Japanese signals. Kamchatka altered course and fired on Aurora, killing eleven on board and wounding nineteen. Eleven died at sea or later buried in Vigo Tangier and Goodwin sands. Reports before commission note missing Aurora officers and confusion over torpedo boats seen by Russians but not by trawlers.

London Times Washington Post Paris Dogger Bank Kamchatka Aurora Goodwin Sands Vigo Tangier Commission of Inquiry St Petersburg Preez North Sea Commission Elus North Sea Schremtchenko Leutenant Great Britain Clade Clado Novoe Vremya

Revolutions at St Petersburg Industries Gain Center

A deputation from thirty two major St Petersburg factories met to discuss demands. The Association of St Petersburg Manufacturers outlined positions on eight hour day wage rules, and penalties. They pledged support for families of victims and urged settled measures through the finance minister.

St. Petersburg Putiloff Iron Works Husso-American Rubber Works Association of Devanda Association Una Duternesa Tle Vladimir M. Souvorin Novee Vremya Zemsky Zabor Imperial Court Tsatiskoe-Selo Peterhof Catchina Pavlovsk Gen Trepoff

Police Chief Wounded In Odessa Shooting

Odessa February 1 Chief of Police Galovine was shot near the station in a carriage by a man dressed as a workman. The wound to his right shoulder is not dangerous. The would be assassin died, but the murderer was captured.

Odessa Galovine

NO ATTACK ON CONSULS IN WARSAW INCIDENT

St Petersburg reports clarify the Warsaw street incident involving British consul general Murray and proconsul Mucukian. Both men were in a crowd as the street cleared. the proconsul suffered a forehead cut, cause undetermined between a Cossack saber or a rioter’s club.

St. Petersburg Murray Mucukian Warsaw Charles Hardinge

Polish strikes ripple through Warsaw and towns

Reports from Warsaw Lodz and Libau describe widespread strike action with few clashes in the city but looming disruptions. Officials note subdued public confidence, potential demonstrations on purification day, and expected resumption of work after February six. Nearby coal districts and mills also see walkouts and halted presses.

Warsaw Maculain Lodz Dombrova Libau Atmikers Kalisz Poland

Uproar in Rome Chamber Over Russia Petition Refusal

In the Rome Chamber of Deputies Foreign Minister Tittoni refused to interpret Italian sentiments to the Russian Emperor after the January 22 siege in St Petersburg. Socialist deputies denounced the move, while Tittoni said he represented the chamber and people and would not forward the petition for Maxim Gorky’s release. Further protests followed from the extreme left.

Rome Tittonti Chamber of Deputies Russia Italy S 1 Petersburg Aignor Bisoiati Maxim Gorky Signor Tittons

Paris bomb not dangerous coal dust found blank

Paris reports a bomb found in front of the Hotel des Deux Mondes proved harmless after municipal lab analysis. another suspected bomb was harmless. Incendiary placards appeared urging anarchists to avenge St Petersburg victims. Police brace for anarchist meetings tonight.

Paris Muicipal Laboratory Hotel Des Deux Mondes Avenué de l’'Opera St. Petersburg

Torpedo Boats For Russia Arrive in Antwerp Steamer

A New York shipped steamship delivered ten torpedo boats to Antwerp for Transshipments to Sevastopol. The Japanese consul sought instructions from Tokyo. Also noted is a war poem by Gen Nogi reported in Japanese papers received in Victoria.

Brussels America London The Times Cirelés Antwerp New York Sevastopol Nogi Victoria B. C

Timmemorative fragment on rapture and mountains

Fragmentary poem notes a climber’s trial on Ni-Fei-San. The lines describe steel and blood covering mountain shapes and a transformed world as an ascent unfolds.

Nogl Maha Moublider Arondee Nigel-San

Prince Sviatopolk Mirsky Retires Amid Power Shifts

St. Petersburg reports current gossip that M. Bouligan, former Moscow governor, will replace Prince Sviatopolk Mirsky after an interior ministry retirement announcement. Gen. Treport named governor general of St. Petersburg, signaling Grand Duke Sergius influence. Interior Minister Sviatopolk Mirsky cites health. M. Durnovo acts, Bouligan likely successor. some mention M. Witte.

St. Petersburg M. Bouligan Moscow Svyistopyuk-Mirsky Ministry of the Interior Sergius Gen. Treport Posts and Telegraphs Interior M Bouligan Prince Sviatopolk-Mirsky Nicholas M. Witte Committee of Ministers Sviatopolk-Mirsky

Death notices of military and civic figures on Feb 1

Obituaries report Col Peter Penn Gaskell Hall of Philadelphia age seventy five died at home after paralysis following illness. Also Edward A Goodnoe Worcester philanthropist died age ninety four leaving substantial gifts to Iowa College Washburn College and Drury College. Detroit lumberman Simon J Murphy died age eighty nine. Springfield Illinois Captain Henry S Blair died at home in Napoleon. New Orleans Thomas Berry horse trainer died of pneumonia. Oswald Achenbach painter died in Dusseldorf. John B Hale former Missouri Congressman and prominent lawyer died aged seventy four.

Peter Penn Gaskell Hall United States Army William Penn Hall Col. Hall Pennsylvania Volunteers Pennsylvania Military Order of the Loyal Legion Colonial Society, of Worcester Mass Edward A. Goodnoe Iowa College Washburn College Kansas Drury College Missouri Detroit Mich Simon. J. Murphy Michigan Hf Ag Maine Florida Springfield Til Henry S. Blair Nslopolis Louisville New Orleans Thomas Berry Kentucky Carrollton, Mo John B. Hale

Ancient Timek Drs and Devices for Telling the Hour

In London a Philadelphia Record lecture before schoolchildren traced time keeping from Chaldeans through Egyptians and Greeks. The talk described lunar celestial observations, obelisks as sundial pointers, a buoyant magician in a glass jar for hour marking, and a novel sand hour glass using a boiling water bath to trigger a bell via a cooking-weight mechanism.

Philadelphia London

The Value of Charcoal for Health and Beauty

Charcoal is a safe absorber of stomach and intestinal impurities and a natural purifier. Charcoal lozenges by Stuart’s claim to improve health, complexion, breath, and blood with daily use. A Buffalo physician endorses them for gas in the stomach, clearer complexion, and fresher mouth and throat.

Stuart Buffalo Sidon Cents & Box T A

Hamlet at the National with Sothern and Marlowe in M Shakespeare

E H Sothern gives a rational humane Hamlet while Julia Marlowe as Ophelia impresses with earnest depth and grace. The performance blends detailed staging with strong ensemble support including Bourne as Gertrude's mother and a responsive audience applauding several scenes.

E. H. Sothern Julia Marlowe Makespeare Hamiet Sothern Hamlet Mr. Sothern Mr .Sothern Jules Lemaitre Claudius Denmark Ophelia Polonius Polonius, Andephelia Poe Frronds Mr Sothern Miss Marlowe Romeo and Juliet Schrader

Health Office Record Deaths List Large Washington Area

Health office records list numerous deaths with ages and last known addresses across Washington area including 12th street NW Rochambeau Apartments and Gov Hospital Insane. Names include Frances Daly Charles Kerlin John Brown Helger Foreberg Evelyn Holmes Michael Hayes Nancy Greenough Severius Rosary Cary Lacy Rudolph Howard Jacob Byrd Elmira Smith Sadie Scott Julia Lewis Marian Proctor Francia Davia Elisabeth Green Abbie Clark Mary Rexroud Ester Brown William Moten Dewald Simms Susan Hale Harry Boteler Martin Quigley Swan Horn Welsh Elizabeth Lorena Crittenden and others with ages ranging from two months to 90 years. Movements of Ocean Steamers report Kaizer Wilhelm der Grosse arrival from Bremen and Oceanic sailing to New York via Queenstown.

Frances Anna Daly 12Th Nw Charles W Kerlin Rochambeau Apts John H Brown Gov Helger Foreberg Eviyn Holmes Mo Ave Michael Hayes Providence Nancy B T. Greenough Massagne Severius D Rosary Cary Lacy Rudolph A. Howard Hillsdele DC Jacob Byrd John Harry Linn Tabler Elmira Smith Georgetown Uni Sadie Scott Freedmen's Julia E. Lewis Marian Proctor Francia Davia Elisabeth Green Pomeroy Abbie B Glark Rave Mary M. Rexroud Ester Brown Sibley Hosp Wiliiem Moten Dewald Simms Susan Hale Harry Boteler Martin Quigley Plusius “Vanderventer Hosp Means Swan Horn Welsh Elizabieth Lorena Crittenden Navy Yard

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