Rouvier for Premier Delcasse Keeps Portfolio
Paris January 2 The formation of a new cabinet under President Loubet is underway after a long session. Rouvier met with Delcasse likely to lead foreign affairs and Barrien expected as justice minister while others such as de Luzes Etienne Bienvenu Martin Jean Dupur and Antonin Dubost are named among probable finalists
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Paria
M Rouvier
Loubet
M Delcasse
M Barrien
MM de Luzes
Etienne
Bienvenu
Martin
Jean Dupur
Antonin Dubost
Notice of Marriage and Death Listings Across Newspapers
Notice states that marriage and death notices filed with The Washington Post will appear in multiple papers at no extra charge. It lists newspapers including The New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Tribune Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Post Dispatch Syracuse Post Standard Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Washington Post
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati
Enquirer
Chicago
RFC
Licensed to Marry and Obituary Fragments
Readable notices list a series of marriages births and deaths in Baltimore and Washington with dates from 1904 to 195. Names include John Piso Viretta Dorsey Walter L Harvey Emma B Hertel Lenardakis Giahoola P Doonla and various others. The fragmentary items mix wedding announcements and funeral notices from multiple families with scattered dates and locations.
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John Piso
Viretta Dorsey
Walter L Harvey
Emma B Hertel
Baltimore
Corstant
Ns Lenardakis
Giahoola P Doonla
Health Office Record From Early 1800s Institutions
A health office record lists numerous individuals with ages and addresses across Washington area hospitals including Providence, Freedmen's Hospital, and Children's Hospital. Notable entries include Henry Jackson Stanton aged 64 of Hillsdale, William Stewart aged 10, Nicholas Rounty aged 82, E Wade aged 10, Mary A Taylor aged 34, Mary Houston age 0, James E Goode aged 40, Ambrose Matra 12 months, and Edward Carter at Freedmen's Hospital aged 85.
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Lim
Raamus
Tavior
Kim
Henry Jackson Stanton
Hillsdale
William Stewart Children's Hospital
Hubert McJahnson
Icholas
Paul G Pendleton
Ambrose Matra
Edward Carter
Freedmen's Hospital
Thomas Allaway Keech
George ‘Tinkles
John Mulayhil
Mary Brogden
Undertakers Harvey & Sons Offer Moderate Funeral Services
I F Harvey and Sons, funeral directors and embalmers at 18 Fourteenth Street, announce brief first-class services at moderate prices. Their commodious chapel is available and telephone number North $79.
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I. F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth Street
Dlaca
North
John R. Wright
Tenth Street
Owse
George P. Zarhorst
Rembalmer Punere
Wepa
Rouvier Glasses At Cabinet Formation Amid French Political Shifts
Senators Poincarre and Gauthier may join the cabinet while Mr. Rouvier finishes consultations tomorrow. The new policy aims include workingmen pensions income tax and church state separation, differing from the Combes order. Rouvier faces a difficult majority task seeking reconciliation among factions, with Sarrien possibly entering as minister of justice and debate over army officer reports.
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Poincarre
Gauthier
Gambetta
M. Loubet
Europe
Council
M Millerand
M Rouvier
Elysee Palace
M Loubet
Loubet
M Sarrien
Justice
Council of the Legion of Honor
Lves
Vatican notes Chapelle delays Cuba apostolic delegate resignation
Rome reports surprise at Archbishop Chapelle of New Orleans not forwarding his resignation to Cuba despite an agreement. Vatican authorities discuss measures. Chapelle denies any resignation request and calls the dispatch misinformed.
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Rome
Vatican
Chapelle
New Orleans
Cuba
Chapelle Sar
Pilgrims Return From Holy Land Amid Rome Grotto Clash
Pilgrims led by Bishop Charles E McDonnell Brooklyn and Bishop Charles H Colton Buffalo return from the Holy Land. They witnessed a Greek Latin priest clash at Bethlehem grotto during Greek Christmas rites. Pope Pius privately received Bishop Colton. Lewis Nixon family received a silver medal from Mer Kennedy. Nixon to depart for Russia on shipbuilding business.
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Grotto
Rome
Charles E McDonnell
Brooklyn
Charles H. Colton
Buffalo
Holy Land
Bethlehem
Colton
Pope Pius
Lewis Nixon
Stanhope
New York
Mer Kennedy
American College
Nixon
Russia
Fabricated Berlin forged report shocks Paris and Washington
A forged Japanese report attributed to Kama ruwo, former Formosa governor, claims plans to invade French Indochina. Denials say Berlin fabrication. sources link a prince’s relative and a Paris agent to a German backroom effort to sour Franco Japanese ties and strain Anglo-French relations.
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Times
Washington Post
Echo de Paris
Kamaruwo
Formosa
China
Iam
Berlin
Japan
Kuropatkin Re-Enforced With Four Divisions at Mukden
Well informed reports from Tokyo state the Russian army at Mukden has been reinforced by four divisions, bringing strength to about nine army corps or 300,000 men. Kuropatkin's headquarters are at Fong Mountain, closely tied to the Mukden Fushun line. Russians bolster their wings facing Oku Nodzu and Kuroki, with heavy trench lines and cold preventing a major battle soon.
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Tokyo
Mukden
Kuropatkin
Fong Mountain
Mukden-Fushun
Oku
Nodzu
Kuroki
Fushun Valey
Kwantalien
Russian naval plans valued at ten million dollars
Paris January 21 associates of Lewis Wixon of New York arrived for talks with Russian naval experts outlining tentative plans for a new navy. The project plans to spend about 10 million dollars in French shipyards over several years and awaits approval by St Petersburg authorities. Meanwhile Nixon’s auto-boat Gregory entered in the Toulon Algiers race, clarifying the vessel’s fate.
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France
Paris
Lewis. Wixon
New York
St. Petersburg
Nixon
Gregory
Toulon
Algiers
Four Americans and one Mexican killed near Cobachi Yaquis ambush
Four Americans and a Mexican were killed by Yaqui Indians on January 19 near Cobachi Sonora while inspecting Chicago property. Survivors fled to Cobachi and La Colorado with bodies carried to the United States. Names include Mackenzie Coy and Call with Tolerton Miller Stubinger and a Mexican driver missing. Miller escorts pursuit, Spanish officials plan cavalry reaction.
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Nogales
Ariz
Cobachl
la Colorado
Sonora
Mexico
RG Coy
Chicago
John K MacKenzie
Toledo
Ohio
Walter Stubinghr
Kewanee
HL. Miller
A. W. Tolerton
Salem
Cochero
Cobachi
Miler
Coy
Mackenzie
Torres
Hermosillo
Benson-Guayamas
Camp Toledo
Miller
Call
Tolerton
Stubinger
Dover
Cohachi
Tarleton
Gan Torres
Secretaries Seek Return of Bodies in Mexican Mine Death
The note describes John K. Mackenzie killed near the Behucrachic mines about 200 miles from Maide’s death site. Secretary Morton inquired to the governor about his son in law W. C. Potter who departed for the mines on January 8. The State Department will coordinate with the American Embassy in Mexico City to recover the bodies and urge punishment of the murderers. Mrs Mackenzie and Mrs T ats left Washington for Chicago aboard the private car of President Murray of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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Chicago
J. K Mackenzie
Mexico
Dickman, Mackenzie & Potter
William Chapman Potter
Morton
Potter
Wet
Chihuahua
Sierra Madres Range
Bahucrachio
MacKenzie
le Coe Ee
John K. Mackenzie
W. C. Potter
Behucrachic
Maide
State Department
America
Mexico City
Washington
T.ats
Murray
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Caspar Clarke Named Metropitan Art Director
Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke, long time art director at London's South Kensington Museum, was unanimously elected director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art to succeed the late Gen. Cesnola. The selection followed a committee recommendation and may see Clarke arrive later this year to begin duties and inspect the museum.
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New York
Caspar Purdon Clarke
South Kensington Museum
London
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Gen
di Cesnola
Sir Caspar
Pierpont Morgan
Elihu Root
Rutherford Bruyvesant
Robert W. Deforest
Charles F McKim
Caspar
Just for Fun Ends in Tragedy at Coddle Creek Farm
Max Mowry a well-to-do Cabarrus County farmer cut his throat with a pocketknife near his home at Coddle Creek Charlotte N C this afternoon and died a few hours later The stock of two cotton crops and a price decline are cited as factors He was conscious when found and answered Oh just for fun to the cause question
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Charlotte
N. C
Max Mowry
Coddle Creek
Cabarrus County
Mowry
Castro ends conferences in Caracas talks chill European chancelleries
European powers monitor Caracas, fearing shifts in U S Venezuela talks and potential American edge. Castro halts negotiations with both the U S envoy and European diplomats over similar claims, including port customs and tariff equality. Belgian officials previously ran customs at key ports, a setup Europeans seek to preserve amid rising tensions.
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Castro
Bowen
United States
Venezuela
Paris
Caracas
Currency Stolen In Transit From Treasury Package
A shipment of 5650 dollars in currency from the United States Treasury to the Citizens National Bank of New Castle Pa was opened at the bank to reveal only the Pittsburg Post Telegram comic print and a poster. Pittsburg express officials doubt the package was tampered with in transit between Washington and Pittsburg or in Pittsburg during a seven hour layover. Authorities in Pittsburg and New Castle with private detectives pursue the case.
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Pittsburg
Adams Express Company
United States Treasury
Washington
New Castle
Cotton Convention Plans In New Orleans Unfolds
President Harvie Jordan of the Southern Cotton Growers Protective Association says bankers merchants and others will join farmers on committees for the interstate cotton convention to be held in New Orleans with about 2000 delegates. The event aims to coordinate plans and maintain the crop balance, amid a flurry of other notes on wheat yields and ocean steamship movements.
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New Orleans
Harvie Jordah
Southern Cotton Growers’ Protective Association
Seta
Jordan
Bryan at White House Favors Roosevelt Railway Legislation
William J. Bryan met with President Roosevelt at the White House amid remarks on railroad legislation. Bryan endorsed Garfield’s push for federal licenses for corporations and expressed support for an income tax via constitutional amendment. He planned to travel to New York for two banquets after the talks.
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Roosevelt
Garfield
Bryan
Mr. Byran
Bureau of Corporations
Washington
New York
Pueblo Postmaster Walpole Denies Persecution Amid Indictments
N B Walpole newly named Pueblo postmaster faces 40 charges linked to election frauds as 32 indictments are handed up. He remains in Washington awaiting court action while the Post Office delays his commission. Walpole calls the indictments political persecution and expects exoneration.
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Pueblo
Colo
S. Walpole
Walpole
Post-office Department
Poiatmaster
Zion Leaders Stricken In Dowie’s Zion City
Chicago dispatch reports sickness hits Dowie’s Zion leaders including John Alexander Dowle First Apostle and ruler with chronic stomach trouble Mrs Dowle nervous prostration and other ailments Carl Stein Zion City police chief pleurisy Speicher wife of Overseer Speicher malnutrition and weight loss mark the health crisis in the church strong figures listed with critical conditions and nervous tension.
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Chicago
Dowie
Zion
John Alexander Dowle
Carl Stein
Zion City
Pleurtey
Mre Speicher
Speicher
Stein
False bribery tale found untrue in Yazoo City arraignment
MU Reddoch former Yazoo City postmaster who served time for embezzlement was arraigned in Jackson on perjury charges. He claimed Congressman Kitchin traded pardon money with convict W R McBrown and that money moved via an envelope. Investigations showed no letter, no payment, and Reddoch's tale collapsed. He faced $3,000 bond and a February hearing.
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Jackson
Miss
UL Reddoch
Yazoo City
Nashville
Reddock
Congressman Kitchin
North Carolina
W R McBrown
Reddoch
McBrown
Hitchin
Department
J A Sherman
F ¥Itchin
Department of Justice
Kitchin
Reddcck
Goseley
Post Office
Robert # M Fulton
Louis
JT W. A Greenaway
Tenn
Congressmen clash over tariff at Massachusetts Club dinner
Boston January 2 Congressmen Gaines Henry and Bonynge with Senator Lodge in a tariff debate at the Massachusetts Club dinner at Youngs Hotel Former Gov John D Long presided and spoke Gaines faulted Lodge for urging full prosperity tariff reexamination Henry joked the assembly was as large as the Texas Republican steer Bonynge said his state supported beet sugar after a sleighing accident in Big Rapids left four men seriously injured the sleigh team killed when struck by a Grand Rapids and Indiana freight train at a grade crossing
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Boston
Joseph H. Gaines
West Virginia
Robert L Henry
Texas
Robert W Bonyasy
Colorado
Massachusetts Club
Youngs Hotel
John D Long
Samuel Su
Powers
Gaines
Senator Lodge
Mr. Gaines
Massachusetts
Henry
Sam’ Powers
Lodge
Bonynge
John D. Long
Big Rapids
Mich
Grand Rapids
Indiana
Lancaster Bank Fails With Asset Shortfall Revealed
Lancaster, Palan 21 The doors of City Saving Fund and Trust Company were posted with a notice that directors will close the business and expect all debts to be paid in full. The bank, organized in 1902 with $150,000 capital, reported assets of 1 886 859 22 and liabilities of 1 146 465 98, showing an excess of 214 200 24 over liabilities. Previously it operated as D P Locher & Son.
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Lancaster, Palan
City Saving Fund and Trust Company
D.P Locher & Son
The American Girl and Health Advice Feature
A period piece discussing American virtue and beauty, citing Mrs Langtry and Dr Pierce. It promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a long trusted remedy for female health issues including headaches backaches nervous symptoms and other female disorders. The article notes outdoor exercise and rational treatment as keys to improving health. It mentions potential cases like leucorrhea and uterine conditions in a medical advertising tone.
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Henally
Langtry
Dr. Pierce
Buffa Y
Pierce
Skeane
Unre
Too Fat to Break Jail in Roanoke Escape Attempt
Special to The Washington Host from Roanoke Virginia reports W H Ferguson arrested yesterday for obtaining money and goods by false pretenses. He attempted to escape by crawling through a hole in steel bars reaching to the cement floor, became stuck, and was extricated after about fifteen minutes. His back was lacerated and he was carried out fainting.
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Washington
Roanoke
W. H Ferguson
Ferguson
Woman in death cell in Windsor January
Mary Rogers condemned to be hanged February 3 moved to death cell with arrangements for execution in place. Vermont Spiritualists urge governor stay action and appoint commission to assess mental responsibility. Also reports rail worker Hall arrested for the shooting of Joe Weaver at Blue Ridge Georgia.
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Windsor
Mary Rogers
Guv Bell
Montpelier
Gov. Bell
Vermont State Spiritualists’ Association
Hnotvine
O Uoles Hall
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Blue Ridge
Joe Weaver
Hall
Peeayer
Weaver
Thousands Sicken From Hidden Kidney Trouble
Thousands suffer kidney trouble yet fail to know it foxed by weak kidneys. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root promotes kidney liver and bladder health with testimonials from veterans and readers. Free sample and book offer through Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
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Elmer & Co
Binghamton
Washington
Washington Sunday Post
Deaths of notable figures across cities prompt obituaries
A series of obituaries reports deaths in multiple cities. James F Briggs of Manchester NH, British born congressman and NH legislator, dies at 78. Dr Odelia Bunn, Chicago physician pioneer, passes after illness. Norman Rockefeller dies near John D Rockefeller connection. Augustus S Smith editor of Marysville Appeal dies at 84. Frederick A Poth of brewing firm dies of diabetes in Budapest. Count Julius Szapary dies in Abbazia. Rev Thomas Riley of Alton Diocese dies from fall injuries. Robert Brough, artist, dies after railroad accident injuries. Fred Donovan of New Castle NB dies from cerebrospinal meningitis. John Parker of New Castle NB noted in report.
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Manchester
Janes
James Briggs
New Hampshire
D B Felton
Boggs
England
New Jersey
Chicago
Odelia Bunn
Dunning
Marysville
Augustus S. Smith
Marysville Appeal
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Frederick A Poth
F. A Poth Brewing Company
Budapest
Julius Szapary
Abbazila
Austria
Louisville
Thomas Riley
Alton
Gethsemane
Lendon
Robert Brough
Barnsley
Sheffiel
Dover
Fred Donovan
New Castle
American Thread Company
Lake View Plantation
John Parker
N. B
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Washington DC
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Capt
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AWS
Ninth Street
Rock Creek Cemetery
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Ford
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Edward M
Ellie Ford
New Wimpshie Avenue
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Massachusetts Avenue
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Thaher
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Arthur
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Veerhoff
William Henry Veerhoff
Health Office Record
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F Street
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J. William Lee
Pennsylvania Ave Nw
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Pa. Ave
Special Lennon
Wine Army Corps
Parentt
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Merrill A Call
Aef. Call
Santa Fe Railroad
Sioux City
Iowa
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Lucy Tolerton
A W Tolerton
Yaqui Smelting
Supt. Miller
Mackenzie and Coy
Secretary of the Navy
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Caspar Clarke
Treasury
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Jones
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Congressman Gaines
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Mase
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Swamp Road
Kilmer
James F. Briggs
Phelps, NW
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John D Rockefeller
William
American Security and Crust Company
A.collins
14Th St
Bangor
St Louis
Fredrick L M. Waage
Sweden
St. Louis
Howard J Rogers
Department of Education
Royal Order of the North Star
Oscar II of
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Dr. Ball
DR. Bull
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