Finland Prosecutor General Soininen Murder Shock
The assassin Karl Hohenthal, a former student, shot Finland Procurator General Soininen at his Helsinki residence. He wore a naval uniform impersonation and fled to safety despite injuries. The crime sparks fear of further political violence amid Finn nation-wide tensions and a strong Russophile policy backlash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
St. Petersburg
Helsingtors
Solsalon Sotninen
Karl Lenard Hohenthal
Imperial Alexander University
Hohenthal
Stockholm
St Petersburg
Akerman
Senate
Sorimer
Sointnen
Seininen
Johnsson
Diet
Nicholas
Bjornsbergs Tidings
Solainen
Senator Lindner
Lindner
Fenomans
Bobrikoff
Latha
Vasa
Eugene Schaumann
Ulenborg
Laiha
Helsingfors University
Alexander Gadd
Associated Press
Finlind
Department of Justice
Soininen
Pedislarvi
Youne Soininen
Department of Economy
Soisalon Soininen
Ministry of the Interior
Fenoman
Satenoman
Gen
Sulainen
Notice of Marriage and Death Notices Across Major Dailies
The notice references marriage and death notices inserted in The Washington Post and lists multiple newspapers including The New York Times Boston Globe Houston Chronicle Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Reader Herald Philadelphia Inquirer Pittsburgh Daily Post Detroit News St Louis Republic Belt Journal Portland Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
fotaWig
Capeaing
Lork Times
Huston
Bufald
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cheagiy
Reord-Herald
Phil Adelehia
PT Plic Ledger
Pittshurm
Peter Heraed
ST Loui
EYKA
LE Pdrt-Standard
Paail Piomerh-Press
Minneapolis
Trinus
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Licensed to Marry and Death Notices Aggregate
A transcription of multiple death and marriage notices from a historic newspaper. Entries include names, residences, and dates such as February 7 and February 6. Details cover weddings and obituaries with services, interments, and locations like Baltimore Portland and Arlington, plus church and cemetery references.
Health Office Record Deaths at Multiple Hospitals
Health office record lists numerous deaths with ages and addresses. Names include William H Stewart, Josephine CoA, Bessie Gibbs, infant of Wir and Kerry Green, Catherine Wirgan, Washington Carter, James A Breen, John Lewis, Susanna E Detirk, Louis D Wine, John Snott, Annetta B Johnson, George E Kendrick, Howard Ho Hecaming, Edward Pace, Paul Hudson, Anna Mary Herrman, Ruth Johnson and others with ages ranging from infant to 93 years and hospital affiliations such as Freedmen's Hospital Emerse y Hospital GarSeld and Childeen's Hospital.
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William H Stewart
Freedmen’s Hospital
Josephine Coa
Conn, Ave
Bessie Gibbs
Emerse Y Hospital
Wir
Kerry Green
12Th St
Catherine Wirgan
Post An
Sears
Washington Carter
Third St
James A Breen
Willows
Teanalytown
John Lewis
Seventeenth St Ae
Susanna E Detirk
Ruth Johnson
S C. Ave. Sa
Tolstoi Seeks Commission After Manchuria Campaign
Count Andre Tolstoi, son of Leo Tolstoi, has returned from Manchuria with a head wound and the Cross of St. George. He visits Yasnaya Polyana and plans to pursue a commission then return to the Far East. He served as an orderly to Lieut. Gen. Soboleff in the Sixth Army Corps and earned honors for bravery, including during October 14, 1904 fighting against Oku’s forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Andre Tolstoi
Count Leo Tolstoi
Yasnaya Pollana
Far East
Count Andre Tolstoi
Soboleff
Oku
Ultimatum to Turkey over German loan demands
Constantinople reports the sultan borrows money from a German financier group to rearm Turkish artillery. French Ambassador M Constans has delivered an ultimatum demanding immediate settlement of outstanding French claims and will consult his government if not satisfied. German loan conditions require guns from Germany, with a French syndicate also bidding.
Mosquito Theory Ancient In Sinhala Texts Cited
Colombo reports Sir H A Blake governor of Ceylon told the Asiatic Society that Singhalese medical books from the sixth century describe sixty seven varieties of mosquitoes and 424 kinds of malaria fever caused by mosquitoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singhalese
Times Cablegram
Washington Post
Colombo
H. A. Blake
Aeernor
Ceylon
Asiatic Society
Reciprocity With Germany Pressing Need for Treaty
Secretary Hay replies to H Kriesmann of the Berlin Chamber of Commerce regarding the petition to President Roosevelt urging prompt action on a reciprocity treaty with Germany. He states the department is desirous of improving mutual trade relations and will pursue negotiations when conditions permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Berlin Chamber of Commerce
Berlin
H. Kriesmann
American Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
Congress
Germany
Department
Texas Keeps United Fate in Spirit Against Division
Senator Bailey defended Texas against partition into five states during a historic Senate debate. He argued the state’s glory rests in shared history and heroism, citing Goliad, the Alamo, and San Jacinto as indivisible treasures. The speech invoked Texas pride, legacy, and a mandate to teach future generations of its fame.
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Texas
Bailey
Senate
Lone Star
Batley
Mr. Bailey
Goliad
Alamo
San Jacinto
Houston
Fannin
Bowie
Crockett
Liberty
Union
New Mexico Separate Statehood Victory Shifts Senate Battle
The Senate approved a Bard amendment to admit New Mexico as a separate state, while Arizona would not join. After tense votes and party maneuvering, Beveridge and Foraker wove through amendments on land grants schools and Oklahoma bounds as the chamber neared adjournment. Public rejoicing followed in Oklahoma City as the plan advanced toward House action.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Bacon
Gorman
Morgan
Senator Bard
Senator Platt
New York
Mr. Bard
Willard Hotel
Senate
Capitol
Beveridge
House
Congress
Oklahoma
Pacific Coast
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Hamilton
House Committee On Territories
Foraker
Spooner
Quarles
Dietrich
M Beveridge
Long
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
Carmeck
United States
Bard
Patterson
Messrs
Newlands
Heyburn
Bailey
Aikins
Hopkins
Democratic Party
Dolliver
Teller
Stewart
Clark
Montana
Burrows
Smoot
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Dubois
Committee On
McComas
Platt
Connecticut
Yeas
Alger
Bate
Berry
Blackburn
Carmack
Clay
Cockrell
Culberson
Daniel
Elkins
Faster
Louisiane
Gallinger
Gibaon
Hansbrough
Kearns
Latimer
McCreary
McCumber
McEnery
McLaurin
Mallory
Martin
Money
Overman
Perkins
Simmons
Stone
Tallaferro
Nays
Allee
Allison
Ankeny
Ball
Burnham
Clapp
Wyoming
Clarke
Arkansas
Cullom
Depew
Dillingham
Dryden
Fairbanks
Foster
Washington
Frye
Fulton
Gamble
Hale
Kean
Kittredge
Lodge
Millard
Nelson
Flatt
Proctor
Scott
Warren
Wetmore
Pettus
Crane
Tillman and
Hawiey
Aldrich
Burton
Knox
Mitchell
Indian Territory
del- Uver
Tulsa
Chickasha
Colorado River
Utah
Batley
Texas
Mr. Bailey
Heveridge
Hikins
Fosters
Louisiana
Gibson
Perkina
West Virginia
Europe
Hanna
Parkins
California
Senator Knox
Deaths: W K Akerman and other era figures
Chicago notices report the death of Willeame K. Akerman, former Illinois Central president, from heart disease. later city comptroller and auditor of the World's Columbian Exposition. Also listed: William B. Comstock of Alpera, Michigan. Thomas Adams, gum inventor in Brooklyn. Mrs Louisa P Healy of Chicago. D W Driscoll, ex state treasurer of North Dakota, all dated February 7.
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Chicago
Willeame K. Akerman
Illinois Central Railroad
Detroit
Mich
William B. Comstock
Alpera
Normandie Hotel
A. W. Comstock
Canada
Mississippi
New York
Thomas Adams
Brooklyn
Hasing
Louisa Phipps Healy
G P. A. Healy
Battle Over Oklahoma Statehood Prohibition Amendment Gains
Senate debate on the Oklahoma Statehood bill focuses on a temperance amendment. Gallinger’s substitute extends a twenty one year ban on intoxicants statewide, sparking argument among McLaurin Stone Morgan Teller Spooner and others before a 55 to 20 approval. The measure targets manufacturing and sale of intoxicating liquids including beer wine and ale with possible penalties of at least thirty days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Territory
Gallinger
McLaurin
Stone
Cuarmack
Morgan
Clay
Teller
Spooner
Bailey, Bacon
Heyburn
Foraker
Mallory
Oklahoma
Gunboat Newportcrippled off Cape Henry
Special to The Washington Post reports that the U S gunboat Newport, part of the Caribbean Squadron, was reported disabled south of Cape Henry with its propeller gone and no propulsion beyond small sails. Tug Wahneta was dispatched from the navy yard upon news of the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Norfolk
United States
Newport
I S
Cape Henry
Navy Yard
Wahneta
Free Dollar Offer for Rheumatic Remedy by Dr Shoop
A long advertisement promises a free dollar’s worth of Dr Shoop’s Rheumatic Remedy with no deposit or risk. The author explains rheumatism as blood poison, the need to remove poison and stop its formation, and claims to have found a German chemical key plus 2000 tests. Readers are urged to write for a true dollar package and a book on rheumatism, with address in Racine Wisconsin.
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Germany
Dr. Shapp
Racine
Wis
Beecham
Newport fleet units maneuver as coast guard aids
Navy yard orders gunboat Hornet to pursue Newport after Wahneta reports Newport unfindable within 75 miles of Virginia capes. Newport, under Commander Albert Mertz with nine officers, left Boston to join the Caribbean fleet. Hornet to depart by 4 am to assist Newport. Movements list notes Armenian arrival at New York. Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse sailing from Bremen.
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Sca
Wahneta
Newport
Virginia Capes
Navy Yard
Hornat
Boston Navy Yard
Albert Mertz
New York
Liverpool
Bremen
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Thomas
Lasiitan
Agnes T West
Richard Ho
Amanda Wotheld
William T
Tora Wikersom
Jorn Harris
Anbert Kofaivna
Richard Sinmens
Nethe Jorian
Henry Ransom
Joby Grethem
Lonis Wallater
Bartlett
Pictmonia
Sophia D. Bartlett
Maj
George A .Bartlett
Beverly and Hiverhill
Booker
Eighth Street
William George Booker
Richmond
Olympia
Lucy Hols
Willow
Daniele
Portland
Baba
Lombard Webster
Boston
Maine
Pischer
Theodore Fischer
J. Undertaker
P . O. Pneumoania Woollam
Mary Manson Guill
Sidrnee
St Matthew's Church
Rlington Metery
Baltimore and
Phillente
Mattingly
Amizel
Mary E Mattingly
St Mary's Chanal
Yelorka Om
Win Lee Morgan
Vilienn
Even Prosser
Cecil Lor
Richard Bland Tae
Sp Pials Church
Twerty
Julius Schlueter
Gee
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Whalen
Washington Aerie Fraternal Order
Evxglas Brothers
Aerie Rooms
Os Vvelock
John Bfana
Tit
Northweat
AV Lps Brill
J L Feeney
Arsdiy
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Sen
J. William Lee
Pennsylvania Ave. Nw
Joseph Gawler
R.F. Harvey’s Sons
Fourteenth Street
John R. Wricht
Tenth Street
George P. Zarhorst
East Capitol
Tolstoi
Turkey
France
To-Kalon
Malin
Senator Bailey
Lone Star State
Mr. Bate
Yens
Ballay
Oraker
Gamale
Mitard
Oklahoma City
Okla
United States Senate
W. K. Akerman
Illinois Central Company
Grafton
N. D
D. W. Driscoll
Guelph
Ontario
Cape Hatteras
Edmonston
Qld
Edmonston’s
Jane Petty
Roaring River
N. C
P. G. Affleck
Pa. Ave
Navy Department
Cape Hattteras
Beecham’s
Bond Typewriter
R. P. Andrews Paper Co
la. Ave
Great Atlantic & Pacific
Tara Mara
Phila Hay Co
Newark
Eessek
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