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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1905

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3

Santo Domingo Protocol Seen From Washington Dockside

Cablegrams from Santo Domingo reach State and Navy Departments about Leiper's role as Monte Cristi customs collector. Dominican opposition to Morales' administration hints at unease over American naval actions. If Stewart connects at San Juan, protocol should reach Washington by next Wednesday.

Santo Domingo Leiper Detroit Monte Cristi Morales Stewart San Juan Porto Rico New York Washington

Notice of Rage and Death in Diverse Papers

A chaotic listing notes rage and death notices appearing simultaneously across multiple newspapers including The Washington Post, New York Times, Boston Globe, Buffalo Courier, Florida papers, and several major dailies. It mentions telegraphing and no extra charges for assertions, with references to numerous city and regional outlets.

Washington Post Mornig NEW York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Coi Cincinnatl CHU Philadelphi Public Ledger Pittsblrg Dispatch Providence Jourval Rochfter Herald ST Louis Republic SYRA Paul Pionder Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer

LICENSED TO MARRY Jeseph F Nolan and Mary Russell Lee Wanger

An item lists marriages and funeral notices from Baltimore Sun and New York Herald. It names Joseph F Nolan and Mary Russell Lee Wanger of Chicago Ill and Helen M Simpson among those connected to weddings and deaths. Several obituaries and funeral details follow with dates in February 1905 and addresses in Washington and surrounding areas.

Jeseph F Nolan Mary Russell Lee Wanger Chicago Ill Helen M. Simpson James F Flaherty Mary BE. Green

Dominican Protocol and US Customs in Santo Domingo

Commander Dillingham reports from Washington on Santo Domingo customs amid tensions. US authorities deny taking over Santo Domingo ports under the January protocol while Puerto Plata remains occupied and Monte Cristi taken peacefully. State Department stresses protocol requires Senate approval before action.

Enate Stewart San Juan Santo Domingo Dillingham Dawson Washington Loomis New York Abbott United States Dillingham Sanchez Puerto Plata Monte Cristo

No Pool Found in Coal Road Case Hearings

Counsel for the Lehigh Valley Railroad declared there was no pool among coal carrying roads and no combination or discrimination in the Willam R. Hearst ant iCoal case before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Reading Railroad counsel argued rates should stay and protested arbitrary controls, with hearings adjourned until today.

Interstate Commission Willam R. Hearst Interstate Commerce Commission Francis Gowan Lehigh Valley Railroad JD. Campbell Reading Railroad Campbell

Senator McLaurin to Present Cotton Mission to Roosevelt

Former U S Senator J L McLaurin will visit President Roosevelt on February 20 as head of the Southern Interstate Cotton Convention commission seeking to open Orient markets for American cotton. He believes China could absorb 26 million bales in five years if won over.

New Orleans United States J. L. McLaurin South Carolina Southern Interstate Cotton Convention Roosevelt Orient

Health Office Record of Deaths Reported to Feb 8 1805

List of individuals with ages and addresses including George F Alexander 1 month Emma B Brooks 17 years Frank C Cosby 6 years Theodore Fischer 38 years Anna Graver 21 years William G Jones 7 years Samuel Lloyd 61 years Samuel T Lobby 78 years Frank Spindler McElfresh 59 years Infant of Ellen Rucker 14 days Fannie L Smith 34 years Thomas Humphreys Sherwood 71 years Georgianna Wedding 62 years Lizzie Williams 27 years Georgianna Washington 28 years Enma Young 27 years. Also a drug ad for PAZO OINTMENT claiming cure for piles.

George Francis Alexander St. Ew Emma Bernice Brooks 4Th St. Nw Frank Carvill Cosby Masa Ave. Nw Theodore Fischer 12Th St. Se Anaoie Graver Livingston and Bellevuerds Will'am George Jones Samuel Lloyd Gov Hospital For Insane Samuel T Lobby Frank Spindler McElfresh 9Th St Ellen Rucker Fannie L. Smith Thomas Humphreys Sherwood Georgianna Wedding Ga. Ave. Ss Lizzie Williams Wash Asylum Hospital Georgianna Washington 6Th St. Nw Enma Young le Droit St

Bigamist Hoch Faces Jury in Chicago Killing Trial

Chicago police report Johann Hoch, accused bigamist and possible murderer, listened to testimony from his wives as he was identified by witnesses. The case centers on Hoch marrying after a sister in Milwaukee and Cincinnati deaths, with crowds lining up near the Criminal Court, and Hoch denying poison charges while acknowledging multiple marriages.

Chicago Johann Hoch Chicago Avenue Criminal Court Hoch Henry Ness Cincinnati Ohio Henry F. Hartman Hartman Bureau of Identification Grand Emilie Fischer-Hoch Bertha 8Ohn Emma. Rincken Delfuego Germany Hooh Mary Lice Jacob Schmidt Bingen Wheeling W. Va Shippy Yohann Hoch Henry Bartels John Schmidt Johann Schmitt Schmitt Fred Doess Doess-Schmitt Michael Fetzel Hamilton

Marine Hospital Changes for February 8, 1905

List of duty and station changes for Public Health and Marine Hospital Service officers. Includes leave grants for Surgeons J M Gnansaway T F Richardson and others, transfers of pharmacists, board convocations, and examinations notices. Also notes reception for Gen. MacArthur in San Francisco and naval movement items.

Public Health and Marine Hospital Service J. M. Gnansaway T. F. Richardson Savannah W. J. Liniey R. L. Wilson Edward Francis F Duffy J. W. Hargis W. J. Lintey EF. McConnell G. A. Morris Fort Stanton N. M Bt. Louis J. M. Dell J. M. Bell St. Louis G. A. Morrin Maring Hooplngs Baltimore Revenue Cutter Service C. W Gen. MacArthur San Francisco California

Strikes Spread as Russian Workers Unite in Metropolis

In St. Petersburg 2000 workers are out, with Kolpino torpedo plant joiners. Authorities claim firm control yet fears rise of revolutionary ties and bomb threats. Sunday seen as crucial as meetings and marches threaten escalations amid scarce funds and hesitant employers. Moscow physicians endorse liberal goals and urge demobilization of the war, aiming to back the workers without striking.

Putileff St. Petersburg Father Gopon Trepoit Nicholas Palace Nevski Putriots Moscow Moscow Zemstvo Zemstvo Far East

Witte Papers Seized in St Petersburg by Police

London Feb 10 Daily Mail says the new interior minister Bouligan ordered a police search of M Witte’s residence in St Petersburg. Private papers were removed for examination as officials continue repressive actions after von Plehve’s assassination. Hohenthal in Helsingfors reports improving after shooting Procurator General Sominen. remains taciturn.

London St. Petersburg Daily Mail Interior M. Bouligan M. Witte Council of the Empire von Plehve von Plehge Hohenthal Helsingfors Finland Sominen

Juror Fined for Contempt in Parker Case

Augustus C. Glancy a Bond Building real estate broker and juror in Criminal Court No 1 was fined 25 dollars by Justice Wright for contempt after tardy reporting post noon recess. He claimed a faulty timepiece. court noted a three quarter hour delay and issued bench warrants for three alibi witnesses for perjury.

Augustus C. Glancy Justice Wright Glancy United States Jesse Parker Cleveland Park Mr. Glancy Parker Mr. Glaney Glaney Hasby-Smith Perri W. Frisby Easby- Smith Roy J. Ferguson Ferguson Bernard Weismueller

Smoke law amendment reported in Senate bill

A substitute smoke law amendment favored by many businessmen passed the Senate Committee on the District of Columbia but failed of passage in the Senate yesterday. The measure sets emissions limits and assigns violation responsibility to government and district buildings, with Gen. George H. Harries supporting the bill and locomotives exempt. Senator Hale urged against hasty action and the bill was postponed for early reconsideration.

Senate Senate Committee On District of Columbia Stewart Hale George H. Harries

A Temperance Convert Finds Relief in Postum

A woman once hooked on coffee recounts severe asthma and insomnia until she tried Postum. After switching, her health improved, she slept better, and gained weight. Her physician praised the coffee substitute, noting its taste and benefits. The testimonial ends with a nudge to seek The Road to Wellville.

Fostum Co Battle Credk Mich

Deaths of Hackley and Quackenbush Highlight 1900s News

Muskegon and Ridgewood obituaries note Charles H. Hackley dies after heart trouble, leaving millions in wealth and civic endowments including schools and parks. John Quackenbush, longtime New York Republican organizer, also dies at 88 in Ridgewood New Jersey. Ship movements and schedules detail arrivals and sailings across Atlantic routes and steamer company remarks on punctuality.

Secretary of the Navy Washington Marine Corps Holland M. Smith Norman C. Jones Alabama Edwin Alvin Hughes Charles A Lutz Arizona Julian Parsons Wilcox Colorado Tempiln Morris Potts, Jr District of Columbia Joan Ralph Henley Georgia Egbert Jansen Duckbee Torrey Gund Aliiole Howard W. Stone Towa Ward Ellis Mark 8. Thompson David Monroe Randall Everett A. Palmer Kansas Ross E. Patternon Harry G. Bartlett Maryland Harold Clay Daniels Ralph L. Sheppard Massachusetts Henry 8. Green New Jersey Victor I. Morrison Valentine V. Sweeney New York John Denison Nevin Aarph Stover Keyser Randolph Coyle Horatio N. W. Dunseith Edward W. Studeyant Pennsylvania Calhoun Ancram South Carolina Andrew B Drum Virginia Henry Herbert Brown U. S. Marine Corps Maurice E. Shearer Muskegon, Mich Charles H. Hackley Muskegon Hackley & Hume John Quackenbush Ridgewood N. J New York State

Prominent Works and Oddities Highlighted in The Sunday Post

Silas K Hocking urged timely action while Tomorrow and Yesterday mark critique of sloth and failure. Eyma Prevari Kator promises a major scientific feature on the Mock Turtle. Clarence L Cullen narrates tales of American husbands and poker losses. A rapid parade of notes covers hats in Paris, a Washington journalist jailed as a scold, and Missouri quirks.

Sunday Post Eyma Prevari Kator

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