Strikes Persist as Moscow and Other Railways Go Out
Lodz, Feb. 14. Strikes continue as smaller factories reopen while large plants stay shut. Employers hold daily conferences but fail to agree. Workers report pay from a mysterious source averaging six cents per day per family member, enough for one meals. Conflicts center on Moscow, Kiev and Voronezh railroads. Gomel sees no rioting. St. Petersburg strike dwindles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Kieff
Voronezh
Gomel
St. Petersburg
Lodz
Notice on simultaneous marriage and death insertions
Notices may be published in the Washington Pest and any of several listed morning newspapers at no extra charge upon application or telegraphing. Publication options include New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard St Paul Pioneer-Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEW York Times
Boston
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record
LICENSED TO MARRY AND DEATH NOTICES FROM 1905
A compressed list of marriage banns, births and obituaries from a late 19th to early 20th century Washington area notice page. Includes marriages Johnson Sattherlee and Ayers Johnson. Upman birth. Best, Callan, Higgins, Murrell, Notlee, Packard, Tearson, Williams death notices with dates and funeral details.
Health Office Record of Deaths and Ages Listed
Health office records report February 14 deaths with ages and residences. Names include John Skirvin, 75, and Mary Bonner, 31, among many others from hospitals, streets, and wards. The list notes ages from newborn to 80 plus and locations such as Providence Hospital and various streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie E. Cornwall
Providence Hosp
Fdas
Louise Dice
Rassedate
John W. Wallare
Acker St. Ue
Plarson Steveson
Frervinen's Hosp
Josephine Carter
Francis Pau] Turner
Johan Mahoney
Aaron Dent
Lucy Rockett
Wiliam H. Barker
Nmw
George Drew
Homenpathle Hosp
Annie G. Bott
T St. Nw
Isabella Brooks
St. Aw
R. Ross. Gov
Trnsp
Elizabeth Tolman
6Th St. Aw
Volney Percell
J. Ave
Sarah Johnson
A St. Se
James Donohue
13Th St. Sw
Evelyn Melvina Shivers
Undertakers advertise funeral services and facilities in city
J William Lee and R F Harvey's Sons announce funeral director and embalming services. Lee offers a commodious chapel and modern crematorium with modest prices at 32 Pennsylvania Ave NW and 1730 82 Pa Ave NW. Harvey's Sons provide first class services at moderate prices from 1825 Fourteenth Street NW with a private chapel and telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Lee
Fennsylvania Ave
Joseph Gawler
Pnone
Fatadlfshed
R. F. Harvey
Fembalmers
Fourteenth Street NW
North 27
Russia Faces Rail and Labor Strikes Amid War Tension
Feb 14 reports from Moscow to St Petersburg describe widespread strikes by Moscow Kleff and Voronezh Railroad employees and diminished disorder. The Putium iron works crews resumed work as ballots for a mixed commission election circulate. Officials deny imminent uprisings while signaling confidence in new laws and negotiated solutions. Coal shortages and car shortages threaten industry as rail authorities deploy measures. Prince Hilkoff travels to Donetz to fix rail bottlenecks. The district zemstvo adjourned after peace resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleff
Russia
Moscow
Voronezh
St Petersburg
Gomel
St. Petersburg
Putiam Iron Sworks
Associated Press
Trepoff
Holy Synod
Donetz
Hilkoff
Zemstvo
No Common Ground for Catholic and Protestant Education
Boston reports the third annual Religious Education Association convention. Key talks include Father Thomas J. Shahan on cooperation limits, urging a shared morality manual while noting Catholics require doctrinal alignment. Other speakers cover self-discovery through the Bible, personal religious development, and the church's role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Religious Education Association
Tremont Temple
Charles Cuthbert Hall
Union Theological Seminary
Thomas J. Shahan
Catholic University At
Washington
Father Shahan
Henry Churchill King
D. D
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
William Lawrence
Episcopal
Massachusetts
Willam F. McDowell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicago
Sheriff and deputies halt attempted lynching at Wolf Summit
Special to The Washington Post from Clarksburg West Virginia reports on February 14 that Sheriff Flanagan and deputies stopped a lynch mob targeting German electrician Henry Boehse and Dr L L Kale. Boehse was bound and rope prepared when authorities arrived. Kale was arrested for beating his wife and released on heavy bond after appearing before Magistrate Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clarksburg
W. Va
Flanagan
Wolf Summit
Dr. L. L. Kale
Henry Boehse
Kalo
Behse
Kalé
Gordon
Hig House
Hehse
Warning to colliers tied to Russian squadron
Tokyo report notes a naval staff quote asserting captains will fire on any collier aiding the Russian Pacific squadron as it moves north. Vice Admiral Togo’s travel from Kura was observed, with secret destination presumed southward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Togo
Kura
Severe cold grips river valley and Midwest into fever week
Across the nation, temperatures plunge with Jacksonville reporting 26 above and Knoxville hitting 9.8 below zero the coldest since 1899. Snowbound trains threaten travel as Michigan crews rush relief efforts while Ohio and Indiana endure record lows and drifting snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Jacksonville Weather Bureau
Louisville
Danville
Fort Smith
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Atlanta
Maysville
Knoxville
Tenn
East Tennessee
Alabama
Mobile
Ala
Pascagoula
Merrill
Miss
Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City Railroad
New Orleans
Mercury
Pittsburg
Ohio
Cleveland
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Springfield
Concordia
Kana
Mount Sterling
Kentucky
Michigan
Detroit
Mich
Tribune
Pere Marquette
Chicago
Grand Rapids
East Saugatuck
Holland
Middle West
Lake Region
Trafic
Deaths and accidents across the nation on February 14
Obituaries report the death of James Coolidge Carter prominent New York lawyer and Bar Association former president. Fr A Falkenburg Woodmen of the World head consul dies in Los Angeles. Rachael Martense aged 104 dies in Brooklyn. J W Gephart central Pennsylvanian rail official dies in Bellefonte. Alpheus Spring Packard Brown University zoology geology professor dies. Two trainmen die in a head on collision near Greenville South Carolina. others injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Coolidge Carter
The
Bar Association
Mr. Carter
Lancaster
Mass
Harvard
Carter, Ledyard & Milburn
Los Angeles
Cal
A. Falkenburg
Woodmen of the World
Denver
Joseph C. Root
Woodmen of America
Order of Woodmen of the World
St. Louis
Greenville
S. C
Southern
Latham
Here
Gilbert
Rice
No. T
Digestive powers and old diners in restaurants
A physician notes vigorous older men at lunch and dinner in large restaurants, eating hearty roasts and seafood, arguing that good digestion and wholesome food sustain active aging. The piece promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe aid, claiming they aid digestion without affecting bowels and are widely used by travelers and available from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Maine
California
Italian Charity Ball Draws 1500. Ambassador Attends
The United Italian Societies hosted a charity ball at the National Rifles Hall, raising an estimated 750 for city poor. About 1,500 guests attended including Italian Ambassador and Baroness Mayor des Planches, who led a ceremonial procession and spoke in support of the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senora Des Planches
National Rifles
Mayor Des Planches
Baltimore
A. la Scala
Italian Benevolent Society of Baltimore
Joseph Catalono
White Cross Society
8. B. Staiti Monreale
G. A. Pessagno
di Giorgio
Salvator Desio
S. Demma
G. Verdi
Prinetto
M. Perni
C. Clavoux
Scheicher
Schifner
Father seeks custody as habeas corpus case opens
Christian Fickert a Industrial School engineer filed habeas corpus in the District Supreme Court to win custody of his five year old daughter Elizabeth Mildred Eckert from her aunt Miss Emily B Stefan at 1221 Tenth Street NW. Fickert says the child has lived with Stefan since his wife died and she has blocked visits and begun to distance the girl from him. He details attempts to see the child at Stefan’s home and claims threats of arrest followed. A writ was directed returnable February 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Fickert
District Supreme Court
Elizabeth Mildred Eckert
Emily B. Stefan
Tenth Street
Campbell Carrington
Eckert
Miss Stefan
Justice Wright
Rhode Island Senate Ends Vote On House Increase Amendment
The Rhode Island senate today approved the proposed constitutional amendment to raise the house from 72 to 100 members by a 26 to 4 vote, sending it to voters at the upcoming election. The Democratic minority opposed it as partisan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. J
Rhode Island Senate
House of Representatives
Roosevelt Dinner Scene and New York Rally
The article recounts President Theodore Roosevelts visit to New York, detailing a formal dinner and a public reception amid tight security. It highlights Congressman Sulzers praise, critique of the Senate, and the presidents warm interactions with police, Hungarian Club guests, and old allies as crowds cheer from tenements and streets alight with parade-like spectacle.
Roosevelt Visits East Side of New York in Historic Dinner
President Roosevelt returns to New York’s East Side as a guest of the Hungarian Republican Club at Little Hungary. He is greeted by vast crowds, with mounted police and Secret Service protecting the event amid strict entry rules and cordons along East Houston Street. The night is notably festive despite freezing temperatures and severe security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Pox Avenue B
East Side
Avenue A
East Houston Street
Marcus Braun
Hungarian Republican Club
McAdoo
Loeb
Gov. Roosevelt
Hungary
White House
New York
Braun
United States
Great East Side
Second Avenue
Sixth Street
Unwelcome Visitor Seeks President Roosevelt in New York
A man naming himself William Waldorf Jackson Jr of Lowell Massachusetts called at the Robinson home in New York where President Roosevelt was staying and asked that his card be sent to the President. He stated he wished to confer on government reforms and ran for the presidency in 1896 1900 and 194. He visited again later and spoke with a detective before leaving. Local police watched his movements as he claimed to be the Hotel Hamilton proprietor and threatened to stump the Southwest in 198.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
Washington
Secret Service
Jersey Ferry
Sulzer
Theodore Roosevelt
Jefferson
Jackson
Senate
New York
Roosevelt
William Waldorf Jackson, Jr
Lowell
Mass
Douglas Robinson
Madison Avenue
Robinson
Hamilton
Rooseveltt
Mark Hanna
William ‘Wal Ldorf Jackson, Jr
Local Citizen Jackson Claims Reform Vision and Independent Candidacy
An eccentric Longview resident, Jackson, known for bold reform claims and a possible future presidency, has announced an independent candidacy. Former traveling preacher, he lacks ordination and steady work, living in a boarding house with no hotel presence noted. He has written to Presidents McKinley and Roosevelt on finance and foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowall
McKinley
Roosevelt
Jackson
Hamilton
President at Luncheon in New York Feb 14
The President spent the night at Douglas Robinson’s home on Madison Avenue and planned a 1 PM luncheon at the University Club. He rode in an open carriage, greeted by cheering crowds, with mounted police and Secret Service, then returned to Robinson’s residence for a quiet afternoon with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Douglas Robinson
Madison Avenue
University Club
Loeb
Mr. Robinson
Secret Service
Eix
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
President James A Roosevelt Private Luncheon in New York
James A Roosevelt and his aunt visited Mo 4 West Fifty-seventh street then returned to the Douglas Robinson residence for a Hungarian dinner after an hour long visit. He left the University Club amid loud cheers. The private luncheon included J B Bishop Secretary Taft Loeb Elihu Root Murray Butler Dr Albert Shaw Justice Mee Laughlin F W Whitridge H Olin and Henry W Taft. George W Perkins and Otto von Krumhaar called, the latter painting the President’s portrait for Albany State Capitol. Mrs Roosevelt spent the morning shopping. Ex Gov Boies critically ill at a Hot Springs hotel after health trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Roosevelt
West Fifty-seventh Street
Douglas Robinson
University Club
J. B. Bishop
the Globe
Taft
Seceretary Loeb
Elihu Root
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Albert Shaw
Review of Reviews
B. Mee Laughlin
Appellate Division
The
Supreme Court
F. W. Whitridge
Ss. H. Olin
Henry W. Taft
George W. Perkins
Otto von Krumhaar
State Capitol
Albany
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Robert
Davis and
Marion
Trinkler
Samuel Lewis
Lucy Gaft
George Augustus Armen
Mary Powell Wine
Takoma Park
Jesse Weller
Hucheystown
Esabella F.C. Waldron
William H. Schtuth
Vanetta Glyondan
Robert B. Betts
Schenectady
Katharine
Summechayes
Nantucket
Williams, Tubman and Finore Banks
Johnson—Sattherlee
Grace Church
Laura Livingston
F. Leroy Satterles
Tracy Ayers Johnson
Upman
Frank Upman
Best—Sudddenly
Annie Catharine
Truem Helt, Jr
Grafton Tyler
Callan
New Jersey Avenue Northwest
Margaret Callan
Harrigan
Bartholomew Callan
Atreson
William R. Notlee
Alphus Spring Packard
Angell Street
Provence
Mount Auburn Chapel
Cambridge
Tearson
Han
Harry
Mattew Pearson
Fniphone Chipel
Williams
Hampton
George W.witliams
Penn- Lo Volunters
FE. Terflinger
Val Morgin
Chester
Afedia
Paners
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
John R. Wright
North 47
George P. Zurhorst
East Capitel
Wera Perarrhhe
Shahan
Montana
Helena
Mont
House
Kronpring Wilhelm
Gremen
Southampton
Cherbourg
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Plymouth
Bremen
Weather Bureau
Florida
James C. Carter
New York City Bar Association
Rachael Martense
Brooklyn
Miss Martense
Williamsport
J. W. Gephart
Central Hallroad of
Pennsylvania
Bellefonte
R. L
Alpheus Spring Packard
Brown
Brunswick
Christian Eckert
Contin
Senate of the
Theodore Hoosevelt
Senate of the United States
Houston
Little
Napoleon
Errierjouet
New York & Kentucky Company
Fifth Ave
Hub Furniture Co
S. E. Corner
7Th and
D Sts
A.collins
Boies
Des Moines
Iowa
Horace Boies
Hot Springs
Ark
P. G. Affleck
Dist
Pennsylvania Avenue
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