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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1905

Page

3

Siege Debris and Slacking Defenses Near Port Arthur

London Times cable summarizes Port Arthur siege after capitulation. Gen Nogi reviews troops amid torn regimental colors and empty streets, soldiers suffer scurvy from vegetable shortages while women and children escape shells with no casualties among them. Alcoholic naval officers and disrupted supply lines mark a grim endgame as ships and port facilities suffer shell damage.

Naval London Times Washington Post Port Arthur Nogi Stuare New Town Mahaieff Stuessel Pri- Vat Sistes Were Commandeered It Frisvier Pultava Retvizan Ds Dele Amuris Imary

Notices of Death and Marriage In The Washington Post Listings

Notice items announce deaths and funerals for Dorcas Dixon Mary A Happoldt Edward Nihes Anna Ramsburg Mary Ellen Stromberger Zacharia Tobriner Henry Elisha Woodbury with Family details and funeral arrangements. Interments planned at Harmony Cemetery Mount Oliver Cemetery Oak Hill Chapel and private sites. Public notices indicate cross newspaper distribution to major papers.

Colley Dorcas Dixon Claude C Mule Gener N Street Tirthwest Private Gaskins Pcluek Wary Aaron Gackirs Aaron J Vwogiet Gaskins Muner Corcoran Street IMM Mary A Damel Ori Mount Oliver Niles Edward Ci Nihes Massachusetts Avenue Ramsburg Miont Enue Anna Jacob Anna Rams Oak Hill Chapel Stromberger Mary Ellen Frederick W. Stromberger Tobriner Zacharia Tobmner S Street Woodbury Henry Elisha Woodbury

Port Arthur battle details and Ohio governor race notes

Reports describe Russian ships at Port Arthur lacking power plants and searchlights while Japanese captives face harsher treatment. 100 fishermen to clear mines. Separate dispatch notes Ohio politics with Dick returning to Columbus and Hardings gubernatorial ambitions amid a fierce, influential battle over the next Ohio governor.

FIGHTING THE ERIE CANAL

Col Symons reports a fierce fight over New York canal work led by anti canal forces aided by ex Secretary Elihu Root. The canal law faces repeal efforts while New York Central Railroad is cited as not opposing canal plans. Officials change after January 1 and delays loom before a final project success. Tallahassee Newspaper Merger.

Panama Canal New York Col Symons Board of Engineers Albany Maltby Brackett Elihu Root Mr Root Napoleons Root Depew New York Central New York Canal

Pastor C B Bryan Delivers Farewell Sermon in Newport News

Special report from Newport News Virginia dated January 16 notes Reverend C B Bryan longtime pastor of St Johns Church Hampton delivered his farewell sermon tonight. He will relocate to Petersburg this week to serve as rector of St Pauls Church in Petersburg.

Washington Post Newport News C. B. Bryan St Johns Church Hampton Petersburg St Paul's Church

Japan Report: Export Gains and Loan Funding Rise

The State Department reports from Mr. Griscom on Japan's wartime economy. Exports rose by 6.42 million and imports by 10.08 million in the first nine months, raw silk led exports while tea and coal declined. Domestic loans were readily floated aided by a foreign loan, with tobacco revenues and rail assets cited as future credit bases. Bank deposits rose, clearing houses show growing business, and rice yields boost national income. the Bank of Japan’s specie reserve fluctuated with loans and war, and vessel numbers grew despite war-related service reductions.

State Department Griscom Tokyo Japan United States Mr Griscom Bank of Japan Ministry of Finance Osaka Clearine Kioto Yokohama Kobe Nagoya Department of Finance Manchuria Korea Department of Communications Mercantile Tydia China

Peace Negotiations Spur Cattle Growers Affiliate Talks

Denver January 15 Negotiations opened between the National Live Stock Association and the American Cattle Growers Association formed in the city last Friday by seceding cattlemen. A May 9 meeting in Denver will host the grower convention as committees seek harmonized by laws and aims. An affiliate path mirrors the National Wool Growers' setup. In Danville Virginia on January 15 railway clerks Elbaugh and Wilson were attacked by three men en route from the post office to the depot at 345 am. Wilson subdued one assailant, Odangh fought another while three escaped before help arrived. The attack’s purpose remains unknown.

National Live Stock Association Denver Colo American Cattle Growers' Association Board of Control American Cattle Growers’ Association Association of Cattle Growers National Wool Growers’ Association Danville Elbaugh EH. M. Wilson United States Southern Washington, D. C Wilson Odangh

HITS PRESIDENTS PLAN

Boston January 15. Railroad President Lucius Tuttle says Roosevelt’s rate regulation plan would lower wages for over one million railroad workers. He argues Congress must guard interstate commerce and notes 1903 railroad dividends averaged under 3 percent, with further rate cuts likely forcing expense reductions.

Boston Mass Division 61 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Lucius Tuttle Boston and Maine Railroad Roosevelt Tuttle Congress

Armour Denies Interpreted Allegations of Monopoly

Chicago January 15 Armour & Company president George B Robbins issued a sweeping denial of alleged discrimination and monopoly by Armour Refrigerator Car Lines. He labeled witnesses biased, asserted commission merchants initiated the charges, and rejected claims of forced purchases and price gouging.

Robbins Interstate Commerce Commission Commission Chicago Interstate Commerce Boston Commission Elouse Committee On Interstate Commerce

Payment for Friar Lands Delayed by Vatican Report

Vatican delays action on paying United States awarded funds for friars lands in the Philippines until Arch bishop Agius, apostolic delegate to the Philippines, arrives in Manila with his report. Strong backing from Cardinal Vives y Totare pressures Vatican to press the payment.

Vatican Agius Rome Vives Y Totare United States Philippines Manila

Russia's Oil Fields and the European Market Rivalry

Russia has developed a vast oil industry centered at Baku with Nobel leadership driving improvements in extraction and refining. Production and exports expanded as a new pipeline aims to double transport to Batum, while price drops and quality controls bolster Russia against American competition amid government support and tariff barriers.

John Callan O'Laughecin Russia American Standard Oil Trust England United States Boubinine Caucasus Europe M de Witte America Bibi- Eibat Baku Black Caspian Seas Caspian Sea Michallove Cath Batum Black Sea Caucasua Nobel Nobel Company Galicia Sweden Germany Standard Trust South America China Japan Convrigtt John Callan O Laughlin

Fire destroys vestry. five Lynn firemen injured

A fire at Jad Ib-Duying an F building in Lynn Massachusetts damaged the de ond Baptist Society vestry as the steel ceiling collapsed. Five firefighters were injured including Downer and McDonald who were trapped before rescue. Injuries include multiple fractures and severe bruises. financial loss estimated at 100000 with 50000 insurance. An overheated furnace is blamed.

Replicas to Panamanians Minor Barrett Proposal Stand

Representatives from all parties in Panama urge American Minister Barrett to withdraw his suggestion to combine the roles of governor of the Canal Zone and Minister to Panama. Barrett says the proposal benefits both nations and will report it to Washington without harming Panama’s position.

Minnster Barrett State Department Panama Barrett Washington Canal Zone United States

Call to Cotton State bankers conference in New Orleans

A call issued from Waco Texas on January 16 seeks a large turnout of cotton state bankers to meet January 25 in New Orleans with a committee from the cotton convention. Eleven bank presidents signed the call urging attendance from cotton states and territories.

New Orleans Waco Tex Bankers’ Associations Bankers’ Association Charles Hotel Ila L B Farley Montgomery Ala Alabama Bankers' Association Charles T Fenzell Little Rock Arkansas Bankers’ Association HE Robinson Jacksonville Pla Florida Bankes' Association Miller S$ Hell Villedgeville Georgia Bankers’ Association D ™ M . Reynolds Baton Rouge Louisiana Bankers’ Association Ffh Fries Winston North Carolina Bankers’ Association Frank

Costa Rica Denies Banana Company Rights in Gandoka Territory

Costa Rican Minister Calvo rejected any lawful title for the American Banana Company to Gandoka, stating Colombia never ratified such concessions and Gandoka remains under Costa Rican sovereignty until the border dispute with Panama is settled. He questioned the legality of claims by McConnell and associates and warned against unauthorised possession or usufruct.

Armour & Company Robbins Boston Calvo Banana Company Gandoka Mobile Ala American Banana Company State Department Panama Costa Rica Colombia National Congress Bogota New Republic Department of Government and Foreign Relations Gandokian McConnell

German Bank Failure Probes Appleyard Trolley Loans

Frank A. Abbot, first assistant district attorney, is detailed to investigate the Appleyard trolley lines loans in Ohio linked to the defunct German bank. District Attorney Coatsworth says focus is on the bank as a whole, not a single person, with $660,000 in Appleyard loans and $720,000 in paper deemed bad, much of it before Appleyard control.

Buffalo Frank A. Abbott Ohio German Bank Coatsworth Appleyard

Big Freighter Indus Floated from Fire Island Bar

The steamer Indus, aground on Fire Island Bar, was floated at 12 10 PM and towed to Quarantine by 3 PM. Captain Kidd reported the hull uninjured after thorough examination, noting no leaks while on the shoal despite a strong westerly wind and heavy seas.

Indus Bull Fire Island Bar New York Kidd

Rev Harvey Hatcher Dead in Beaufort Sea Island Hotel

Announcement of the death of Reverend Harvey Hatcher DD a prominent Baptist minister from Atlanta died in the lobby of the Sea Island Hotel Beaufort South Carolina at 4 o'clock after preaching this morning He was seventy two native of Suffolk County Virginia brother of Reverend W E Hatcher of Richmond Va and had led the Atlanta branch of the American Baptist Publication Society for fifty years His body will be sent to Atlanta with a party of South Carolina Baptist ministers.

Columbia Harvey Hatcher Atlanta South Sea Island Beaufort Baptist Church South Carolina Hatcher Hiltonhead Island American Baptist Publication Society Suffolk County William E. Hatcher Richmond Loubet Marsanne Mme Loubet Prestie Paria Elysee Palace New York Robert Swain Gifford West Fifty-seventh Street Mr Gifford Nasushon Island Mass

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