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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1905

Page

4

Apponyi Quits Tisza as Budapest Awaits Speech From Throne

Emperor Francis Joseph arrives in Budapest amid New Year cheers to read the throne speech. Count Apponyi plans to resign as parliamentary leader, taking about twenty National Party deputies with him, arguing Tisza’s actions dissolve Parliament unconstitutionally. Politicians foresee a likely hit to L MPs prospects and a shift toward independent leadership in the Chamber of Deputies.

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Guilmette Sentenced for Murder Near Mentor

Joseph Guilmette of Woonsocket, recently convicted of murdering his partner Warthias Monge near Mentor, was sentenced to life in prison after the jury recommended the maximum. Evidence described a brutal shooting and disposal of the body. Guilmette showed no emotion during the verdict and sentencing.

Joseph Guilmette Woansavker Roi Mentor Ferth Peelevi Woonserhet Minnesota

Petition in Powers Case Examines Three Trials

The Attorney General Havsta has filed two petitions for rehearings in the Caleb Powers case amid murder intrigue surrounding William Goebel. The court rows a three-judge commission and asks if Justice Juda Trill will stand in the forthcoming Powers trials as a Republican successor in a contested seat.

Srandfort Tlavsta Caleb Powers Hoizen Wilem Goebel Wits

Two Children Die in House Fire At Ah Phee Home

Two children of John Willie compose 31 am the athir ulite hive the run burnel to death at the Ah Phee home while parents were absent. They did not learn of the tragedy until they returned.

Jiuhn Wilhie Athir Ulite Uiva Dal

Repudiates charges in bishop case amid letters from Irvine

Hartford clergyman reports a letter from Rev Ingram N W Irvine in financial distress. Irvine says he has won a church appeal but faces ruin, pleading for prayer as he claims persecution and loss of livelihood in the Bishop Talbot controversy.

W B Bodine Philadelphia Bishop Talbot Bourne Huntingdon Bishop Talbot Hartford Hartford Ingram Nv W Irvine Court of Appeals All Martyrs Ftv Law &c Ingram N W Irvine

Tolstoi's Appeal to Zar on Autocracy and Reform

The Times prints Tolstoi's letter to the Czar written years before his death. He urges abolishing autocracy, detailing oppressions and cruelties, and outlines reforms the Russian people demand. Tolstoi warns the ruler that progress cannot be halted and urges devotion to God and mankind.

London Times Washington Post London the Times Leo Tolstoi Tolstoi Russia God Tie Saya Tolsten

Death of Gen Edward R Warner at 69 in Montrose

Gen Edward R Warner US Army veteran of the Civil War died of heart disease at Marl borough Hotel in New York. He resided in Montrose Pennsylvania and was survived by his brother Frederick R Warner, sister Mrs Katherine Stark, and nephew RW Seana among others. Funeral plans included an Army escort and pallbearers with remains sent to Montrose. Warner, a West Point graduate, served from 1858 to 1887, attaining brevet brigadier general and later captain and major in the Artillery. A Montrose historical society building is being erected to honor his name.

New York Bng Edward R Warner Marlborough Warner Montrose Heath Frederick R Warner Pmiengy Katherine Stark Wilkesbarre Seana Scranton Army and Navy Club Governou Sg Island Lehigh Valley Jersey City West Point Hunt Army of the Potomac Teo Colnel Furst Artilery Historical Society

Bark Blown Up At Sea Off Bermuda In 1860s Tale

Survivors from the Norwegian bark Marpesia arrive in Hamilton Bermuda after the ship exploded due to naphtha cargo. J Jensen from New York reports the incident on December 9 amid a crew loss of seven. The iron three masted vessel weighed 1497 tons gross and 1353 tons net, built at Port Glasgow in 186, owned by C Tiarnevig of Christiania Norway.

Hamilton Bermuda Jane Hambure Havana Cipt Jensen New York Reid & Co Port Glasgow Scotland C Tiarnevig Christiania Norwh

Oklahoma Cotton Fire Destroys Surplus Stock in Asher

Shawnee O T Jan 2 Farmers surrounding Asher in Pottawatomie County piled several thousand dollars worth of surplus cotton in the street and set it on fire. The blaze grew beyond farmers control and will take two days to burn out as spectators watched the out of control act escalate from a joke to a major blaze.

Asher Pottawattamie County

Jews in War for Czar Problems and Tragedy of Oppression

A 1914 essay by John Callan O’Laughlin argues that Russia’s policy toward Jews fuels conflict across race, religion, and politics. It links conscription cruelty, economic fear, and foreign sympathy to a tragic caste system, predicting global reverberations including the United States and Canada.

Russia Inguny Wold

The Jewish Question in Russia and Its Colonies

A 1904 account describes Jewish restrictions in the Russian Empire, noting laws limiting land ownership, political participation, education, and residence. It references pogroms, arduous living in the pale of settlement, emigration hopes to America, and debates on granting full civil equality versus consolidation to preserve state control. The piece includes quotes from Jewish and Russian interlocutors and cites reforms under Prince Svietopolk Mirsky.

Dekshnn Vilna Russia Kishener and Gomel Ballantry St Petersburg Moscow Orthodox Church Fraseryte Svietopolk Mirsky Interior de Plehve Kishineff America Manchuria Svietopolk- Mirsky

Alexandria News in Brief no Developments in Peverill Assault Case

In Alexandria County Circuit Court Judge Nicol heard arguments on appraisers for a Washington Southern Railway Company condemnation near Fourmile Run. Rulings favored the railway. appeal planned. Also noted were cases of Iafft v. Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway, Constable John Cornell’s murder indictment, and the Dempsey Peverill assault matter awaiting preliminary hearing. Suffolk, Virginia pending.

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