Gorky Released on Bail Then Rearrested at Fortress Gate
In St Petersburg on February 27 Maxim Gorky briefly tasted liberty before being rearrested and sent to a secret police custody after a $1000 bail release. He faces deportation to a distant city or province, with authorities citing risks to the state. His health has suffered in prison and his family awaits news of his fate.
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Fortress Gate
St. Petersburg
Maxim Gorky
St Petersburg
M Gorky
Gew
Trepart
Gorky
Governor Central
T Eell
Pittalle
Piter
St. Paul
Agun
Department of Secret Police
Anperal
Secret Police
Foshkin
Aisl
Notice of Marriage and Death Notices Across Major Papers
Inverted notice informs that marriage and death notices will appear simultaneously in multiple newspapers upon request without extra charge. Newspapers listed include New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Illustrated Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Memorandum Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Washington Post
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo
Olrier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
E Journal
Rochester Herald
T. Lolis Republic Syra
Post-Standard
Paull Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Local obituaries and marriage notices from Sewport News 1905
A burst of notices lists marriages and deaths with multiple names and places. Included are licenses to wed involving Abram Frey Jr and Phoeby Kibbey, and various other couples. multiple funeral notices from Washington and Baltimore areas. with dates around February 25 27 1905 and interment at West Point and Glenwood Cemetery.
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Abram Frey Jr
Phoeby Kibbey
Curtis
Fe Cave
Florinee E Gageon
Yan Truheg
Ana & VeQuade
Wsbe Laminsky
Intite Goldbdory
Hanesk
Sewport News
Jan WoHeakett
Ritimond
Elmer & Baruird
Lynchburg
Beile C Smith
Kusquie Tena
Horace Bourner
Lovise Koelcatzk
Wilson Barnes
Tuysea
St Pauls Church
Lovelouk
Boston
Carpenter
Uighlind
Mary Alive
Arpenter
Walter Carpenter
Hittimore
Daugh James
Mars Crilinty
Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
Birche
Georgetown
France
Morton MacMichael
Morton McMichiel
Philadelphia
Hen McMoxt ' Marvin
Tn m
Wa Limeburner
Charles Fo Marvin
Binney Street
Wednesdas
Mareh
Glenwood Cemetery
Shea
Ellen Shea
John Shea
Cork
Ireland
Souithwest
St Deenimes Church
Stevens
David Stevens
Mirs Blanche & Wilson
Local Undertakers Offer First-Class Funeral Services
J R Speare and J Wellsam Le advertise as undertakers with embalming, crematorium, and livery services at 940 F Street NW. Joseph Gawler lists 1720-32 Pa Ave NW with 1850 establishment and modest prices. F Harven's Sons promote strictly first-class funeral services at Fourteenth Street NW with commodious chapel. Multiple firms cite phone numbers and moderate prices.
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J. Welliam LE
Pennsylvania
Joseph Gawler
Pa Ave
Harven
Fourteenth Street NW
Commodious Chapel Telephone
North
Exiled Writer's Family Faces Rearrest News
The elated press rep visited bright lit apartments of the author's family as news arrived of the husband and father's rearrest. The wife answered at the door with a brave smile while discussing likely exile sites and hoping for a milder climate after his prior exile in Crimea due to health issues.
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Crimea
Reforms in Macedonia Debated in British House of Commons
In the British House of Commons Feb 2 with debate on the address Stevenson introduces an amendment for state steps to implement reforms in Macedonia by appointing Christian governors answerable to powers. Earl Percy says progress lacking but not pressed, warns against European control. amendment rejected without division.
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London
House of Commons
Stevenson
Satepa
Macedonia
Earl Percy
Polish Peasants Strike Shocks Warsaw Amid unrest
Warsaw reports a peasant revolt with seven million potential participants, led by socialist emissaries stirring rural districts. Violence erupts in fifty villages as peasants and Uniats demand higher wages, while police struggle to protect urban officers amid growing casualties and fears of wider disorder.
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Warsaw
Poland
Prusseka
Plotzk
Siedice
Kiev
London Times
Washington Post
St. Petersburg
Zemski Sobor
Publica
Prince Mestchersky
Rearm
Health Office Record and Memphis Postmaster Charge
Health office list shows names ages and addresses of many individuals from hospitals and homes. Note mentions an additional complaint against Memphis postmaster Durrew for attempting to influence state legislation ongoing at the Post Office Department. Electric Bitters advertised as a cure-all for invalids with a money-back claim.
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Memphis
Post Office Department
Durrew
Memphis, Tenn
Williams Gries Halts Roosevelts Debt Policy Critique
Minority Leader Williams savages Roosevelts debt collecting approach and the Santo Domingo intervention. He warns against Monroe to Roosevelt doctrine shift, urging fiscal restraint and opposition to using the U S as debt collector abroad while stressing river and harbor improvements at home. He cites economic stakes, naval force, and the risk of perpetual entanglement abroad.
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Texas
Mexico
Wiliams
House
Roosevelt
Santo Domingo
Hemenway
United States
Republica
San Antonio
Indiana
Mexican Republic
Europe
White House
Prince Bismarck
America
Chinese Students Admitted to West Point Stir Controversy
The House renewed debate on admitting two Chinese cadets Ying Hsing Wen and Ting Chia Chen to West Point. After objections to unanimous consent, a rules suspension passed, admitting the students with education not funded by the government.
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West Point Military Academy
Ying Hsing Wen
Ting Chia Chen
Hull
Iowa
Butler
Pennsylvania
Ffull
United States
Japan
China
Maddox
Georgia
Roosevelt Transmits Philippines Army Costs to Congress
President Roosevelt submitted a report to Congress detailing expenditures under the 1902 act for quarters for troops in the Philippines. Total appropriations reach 1,500,000 with prior reports showing 1,183,720. current figures include 67,106 for U S material, 183,849 for construction, 57,834 for repairs, and 105,746 for rent in the Philippines.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Philippines
United States
Tariff for Philippines and Curtis bill report
The Senate adjourned at 10 47 after completing the Pine bill. Payne filed the Curtis bill report favoring free entry for Philippine products aside from sugar and tobacco, with Dingley tariff for those. The minority urged the Williams bill for free entry of Philippine goods grown or produced there. The report argues for free trade or immediate termination of mixed status for the islands, while retaining them until self government is achieved.
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Payne
House
Ways and Means
Philippine Islands
Taft
United States
Spain
Williams
Swanson
Virginia
Cooper
Texas
Clark
Missouri
Cochran
New York
Congress
Executive
Fupinos
McLaurin Seeks No Place In Cotton Trade Commission
Ex Senator J L McLaurin of South Carolina writes from Bennettsville to deny seeking any appointment to head a proposed commission to extend cotton trade with the Orient. He rebuts Washington reports implying his involvement would threaten the legislation and urges lawmakers to act without political gain.
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Philippines
South America
Santo Domingo
England
Egypt
Clay
Orient
J. L. McLaurin
South Carona
Congress
Washington
New Orleans Times-Democrat
McLaurin
Bennettsville
3. C
Senate
New Orleans
Senate river and harbor bill boosts funding to 38 million
Senate committee on commerce reports a river and harbor appropriation bill totaling 38,018,367 dollars an increase of 2,662,367 over the prior version. Key adds include large sums for Upper White River Achaneas Ohio River Van Wo Bayou Teche and Bayou Teche La as well as dredge work along Mississippi and Alabama coasts and other harbor projects nationwide.
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Committee On Commerce
Senate
Senate Committee On Commerce
Pawtucket River
Rhode Island
Great Sait Pond
Kentucky River
Upper White River
Achaneas
Chicag River
Illinois
Skidaway Narrows
Georgia
Ohio River
van Wo
Tacoma Harbor
Washington
Miasivuippi River
Minnesota
Warroad Harbor
Neuse and
Treng
North Carolia
St. Joseph Harbor
James River
Virginia
Bayou Teche
Louisiana
Missouri River
General
Lake Kepeska
South Dakota
Mississippi
Alabama
Nashville River
Tennessee
Carthage
Brazos River
Texas
Cape Fear
North Carolina
Salem
Massachusetts
Coosa River
Algoama
Galveston Channel
Arkansas River
Red Fork Jevee
Santee
Watree
Congaree
South Carolina
Precagoula
Miss
Point Judith
R. T
Oakldnd
Cal
Patapsco River
Baltimore
Dr Miles Nervine Cited As Cure for Convulsions and Epilepsy
A testimonial from H Bunnell of Lincoln Indiana recounts dramatic improvement in a son afflicted with brain fever and severe fits after using Dr Miles Nervine. The letter claims the patient progressed from near total insanity to able to work with only minor spells since 1903 and urges inquiries. The Miles Company guarantees benefit from the first bottle or refunds.
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Miles
Longceliff Hospital
Logansport
Ind
H. Bunnell
Lincoln
Miles Medical Co
Elihart
Her One Way at National Visually Striking Drama
Maxine Elliott returns to the National in Her One Way showing strong material realism and romantic insight. Georgiana Carley appears as a sunny Madonna figure amid modern spirits while Elliott delivers an artistic forceful performance. The cast, including R C Herz as Steven Carley, sustains high drama with vivid scenes and audience approval. A Friday matinee replaces the planned Saturday show.
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Maxine Elliott
Timng
Pinero
Duchess
Georgiana Carley
Miss Elliott
Georgiana
Steven Carley
R. C. Herz
Fanny Addison
Carley
Eva Vincent
James Carew
William Courtleigh
Sam Coast
Sarew
Reappearance of Sultan of Sulu at the Columbia Theater
The Columbia Theater drew a britant audience for George Ade's Sultan of Sulu under Henry W Savage. Thomas Whiffen stars as Ki Ram with strong musical comedy numbers and a capable supporting cast in a satire featuring parodies and bright scenic effects.
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Columbia
George Ade
Sultan of Sulu
Henry W. Savage
Far East
Thomas Whiffen
Ki Ram
Pred Frear
Hadji
Mande K. Williams
May Montford
Nellis Nichols
Smiling Isle
Manistee
Chase's Burlesque Ends In Standing Room Only
Edmund Hayes leads a vaudeville style burlesque at Chase's with Strouse and Yound singers the Kuhns and Nelson Comiques. The show features Jack Symonds in a hoboes monologue and a lively Bay Next Door sketch with Lydia Barry. An orchestra under W J Kerngood performs, and a Parisian Romance screen drama closes the bill with Montell and Higgins delivering strong portrayals.
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Edmund Hayes
Strouse and Yound
Sweet Singers
Kuhns
Nelson Comiques
Jack Symonds
Charles
Paul Kuhn
Kitty
Chase's
Chase’s
the Bay Next Door
George Felix
Lydia
Emily Barry
Lydia Barry
Greene
Werner
Baltimore
Madge Fox
May Irwin
James Harrigan
Kartelli
Elmer Tenley
Thomas J. Ryan
Mary Richfield
Win Cressey
Mag Hagerty
Bunker Hill
Albert von Tilzer
Roosevelt and Fairbanks
William P. McBride
Theo Tobant
The Gentleman from Indiana Debuts in Indianapolis
Booth Tarkington’s four act drama The Gentleman from Indiana received an overflow crowd in Indianapolis for its first local stage performance. Edward Morgan led a strong company to a thoroughly American, atmosphere faithful production praised by critics. Tarkington attended and shared in Morgan’s ovation as state audiences anticipate a successful engagement.
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Booth Tarkington
Indianapolis
Washington Post
Ind
Indiana
Edward Morgan
Beast
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Tarkington
West Virginia Operators Protest Freight Rate Rise
A West Virginia coal operators conference at Raleigh discussed a possible rise in freight rates from mines to tide water. About seventy attendees, from both West Virginia and Virginia coal fields, heard no details on gains or actions. Leaders included G H Caperton and J C Beirne among Charlestown and nearby towns. adjournment followed a discussion focused on future conditions rather than immediate outcomes.
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West Virginia
Raleigh
Virginia
Wiliam C. Bullitt
Philadelphia
G. H. Caperton
Enoch Carver
C. C. Berry
Quinn Morton
M. T. Davis
Frank Cox
William Brown
Charlestown
T. Lee
Stonewall
N. H. Warren
Thurmond
J. J. Tierney
Elkhorn
Philip Goodwill
Bramara
J. P. Flanagen
Eckman
W. A. Phillips
Ashland
Edwart
American Clergy Send Greetings at Berlin Emperor Dedication
American delegates arrive at the imperial palace in Berlin for a consecration service honoring Emperor William. The ceremony blends grand ceremony with Handel music, German Protestant unity, and salutations from clergy led by Bishop Henry Potter of New York and other U S church leaders. The event marks Protestant solidarity across nations and includes a formal greeting to the German Emperor and Empress.
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William
Imperial Palace
Berlin
Emperor Wiliams Mecca
Tisuup Potter
New York
Europe
Tower
von Buelow
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
Frederick
Denmark
Lutherer
Martin Lether
Dryander
Handel
Ambassador Tower
America
Germany
United States
J. J. Helschmann
Dom Kirche
United States of America
Mertin Luther
New Henry
Potter
Suits Filed Against 162 Corporations in Missouri
Circuit Attorney Sager filed suits against 162 corporations that failed to file Secretary of State returns in Jefferson City certifying no trust connections. The action targets firms not declaring they are not tied to any trust, with details to follow.
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St. Louis, Mo
Circuit
Sager
Jefferson City
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