Russia Reiterates Charge Over Chinese Neutrality in Correspondence
In a exchange among the State Department, the Russian Embassy, and the Chinese Legation, Russia claims China violated neutrality while Secretary Hay suggests the issue be taken to a conference of powers. Hay asserts the U.S. will press China to observe strict neutrality as required by the involved nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Cassini
Russia
State Department
Fiug
Hay
Cassini
China
Peking
Neutrality tensions. Russia and China debate with Japan
Washington notes discuss Russian charges over China’s neutrality amid Japan's actions in the Far East. Count Cassini defends Russia’s stance and cites the Ryeshitomi incident at Chefoo. Hay proposes an international conference to review Chinese neutrality and avoid unilateral actions.
LICENSED TO MARRY INDUCTS SEVERAL WEDDINGS AND DEATHS
Public notices record multiple marriages and obituaries: Pool Taylor wedding at Trinity parsonage with Rev Williams officiating. Brown, Davis, Dodge, Jacobs, Keenan, Sessford, Ritter, Vanderwerken, Uber, and Smite death notices. funeral details, residence addresses, and interment plans follow.
Health Office Record Deaths List
Health office records record fourteen plus entries of deaths with patient names and ages. Locations include Half Street Southeast Sixteenth Street Northwest and other city wards. Hospitals named Freedmen’s Hospital Gov Hosp of Inf Jase Thomas and Wash Asylum Hospital appear, with ages ranging from four months to eighty seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leura L. McDaniel
St. Se
Ellen McDonald
12Th St. Ne
John Lampie
James L Stevens
St. Sw
Bennett Ringgolt
Freedmen‘s Hosp
Damon B. Williamson
12Th St. Nw
Patrick Herlehy
Ins
Undertakers list shows several Washington funeral directors
W R Speare undertaker at 940 F Street N W offers rat-class service with main phone numbers 4280 and 4281 J William Lee Funeral Director and Embalmer provides livery and a modern crematorium at 32 Pennsylvania Ave NW Joseph Gawler established 1850 at 1720 192 Pa Ave NW offers first-class service and moderate prices R F Harveys Sons Funeral Directors and Embalmer at Fourteenth Street NW promises strictly first-class service with a commodious chapel and North 378 telephone
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
Embelmer
Fennsylvania Ave
Telephone Valle
Joseph Gawler
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Fourteenth Street
Commodions Chapel
Powers Accept Hay Note On Open Door Policy
Secretary Hay telegram to American ambassadors and neutral powers affirms U S policy of Chinese integrity and open door. All powers except Belgium and Portugal respond, pledging adherence. note requests views from their governments. Also reports ship movements in New York and European ports with several vessels listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Russia
Japan
Germany
Austria
Belgium
France
Great Britain
Italy
Portugal
United States
China
Orient
Far East
Western
Pacific
Deadly clash at Riga as strikers and troops clash
A Riga dispatch reports a deadly clash between strikers and troops near Tukkum Rail road station. Thirty workers killed or wounded, a police subchief and two soldiers mortally wounded. Factories closed, strikers parade streets, workers pressed to join processions. Telegraph lines damaged, later restored, other cities report calm or ongoing negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuters Telegraph Company
Riga
Tukkum
Liban
Idaban
Russia
Kovno
Jan
Reval
Baratoff
Riazon-Ural
Quiet Moscow Strikes Meet No Bloodshed and Wage Talks
Moscow reports show widespread quiet as strikers stay indoors and authorities avoid provocation. Factories south of the river operate, with one large plant guarded. a few clashes on city edges occur but no bloodshed. Masters offer wage increases and shorter days. Danilowsky textile mill remains open as negotiations continue. A university anniversary banquet features usual revolutionary speeches while guards deter demonstrations.
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Moscow
Jan
Tverskala
Associated Press
Danilowsky
Moeka River
University of Moscow
Russia
Hermitage
St. Petersburg
Japan
Paria
Roudoeff
Movement’s Failure Haunts Town as Women Are Arrested
Reports say at least eight women were arrested since yesterday as officers raid homes at night. Ladies described as refined and educated are dragged from beds and detained, stirring fear and outcry in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priso
Father Gopon Wounded Could Face Death Sentence
Cablegram from Berlin reports Father Gopon severely wounded at Alafusoft Hospital in St. Petersburg. It is believed that upon recovery he will be tried by court martial and sentenced to death for inciting insurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
Cablegram
Washington, Post
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Father Gopon
Alafusoft
German mine owners yield in Prussia strike talks
Coal mine owners announced they would accept any judgment by a parliamentary commission after an inquiry into miners grievances and authorize the interior department’s commission to act for the Diet. The Emperor favored a compromise, strengthening market sentiment before the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essen
Prussia
Interior Department
Mine Owners’ Association
Tisza Loses at Polls in Hungary Premier Questioned
Jan 26 Hungary reports elections nationwide with troops aiding order. Rioting occurs in provincial towns and Budapest Sixth district where Socialists clash with Minister Hieronymus supporters. Indications say Premier Tisza may fail to command a sufficient majority in the Chamber of Deputies. The united opposition has captured thirty seats, and Tisza may rely on forty Croatian deputies for support rather than a genuine majority.
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Hungary
Budapest
Hieronymus
Tissa
Chamber of Deputies
Tisza
Cardinal Satolli Illness Deepens in Rome
Rome January 26 Cardinal Satolli’s illness worsens with fever 103 and pneumonia feared as the cardinal’s health declines. Madrid January 26 Spanish cabinet resigns with King Alfonso ordering Marquis Villaverde to form a new government, Villaverde refusing to aid the late premier Ayvcarraga in forming a fresh cabinet after six weeks in office.
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Rome
Cardinal Satolli
Madrid
Alfonso
Villaverde
Ayvcarraga
Subpoenas Refused In Chicago Mall Land Lottery Case
Chicago January 26 Subpoenas for Federal Judges Grosscup Fhisaat Humphrey and U S District Attorney Bethea were sought by L A Gourdain to testify in trials of Gourdain and J H Dalton on land lottery charges Judge Kohlsaat denied the request saying no reason to compel the papers Gourdain offered no explanation for the testimony A aged couple perish in fire New York January 26 Michael Hurley and wife died in a Bayonne New Jersey blaze Mrs Hurley clothing caught fire and the flames and smoke killed the couple
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Chicago
L. A. Gourdain
John D. Rockefeller
Moody
Grosscup, Fhisaat
Humphrey
United States District
Bethea
Gourdain
J. H. Dalton
Kohlsaat
New York
Michael Hurley
Bayonne
N. J
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Digestive Health
The article argues men over fifty seek health improvements and digestion aid. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as direct help for the stomach after meals, claiming they digest 3,000 grains of food and restore vigor, contrasting with fad diets and unproven products. It cites Dr. Nett and frames digestion as key to blood and nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Grave trouble in Yaqui country sparks deadly week
William O Daly describes a grave Yaqui crisis in Sonora Mexico with 18 Mexicans killed by Indians in seven days and the Americans murdered last Thursday near Cobachi. Robert Brown and William Sauntry with a large escort head toward Yaqui copper country 99 miles east of Minasprita. C T Cella sails back to Washington as General Torres readies a harsh anti Yaqui campaign. Ambassador Clayton arranges repatriation of four American victims. Mexico cites tough subjugation ahead with 5000 Yaqui in the mountains and skilled evasive tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Minn
Minasprita
C. T. Cella
Washington, D. C
Torres
Mexico City
Powell Clayton
Cobachl
Sonora
United States
Hold-Up Men In Custody After Trolley Car Robberies
Philadelphia January 26 three men believed to be part of a Pennsylvania and New Jersey safe robbers gang held up robbed three trolley cars and pedestrians and seriously wounded motorman Robert Brice who resisted the robbery Two suspects Harry Coleman Wilmington and Charles Ryan Philadelphia were arraigned and committed without bail Francis Roche Jr a Philadelphia leader identified them as two of three men who held him up last night and his watch was found on one of the defendants
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Main Line
New Jersey
Robert Brice
Harry Coleman
Wilmington
Charles Ryan
Francis Roche, Jr
Philadelphia Society
Yale Seniors Arrested After Street Affray in New Haven
Two Yale seniors from the Sheffield Scientific School, Joseph B. Lowes Jr of Dayton Ohio and James P. Kincon of Cincinnati Ohio, were arrested on breach of the peace charges connected to a January 14 street fight that injured post graduate student George B. Tennant. Tennant, initially feared mortally injured, is recovering. Kincon captained the Yale Gun Club and played on the varsity football team. Both suspects were released on bonds and face hearings later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Kineon
Yale
Zach Mulhall Guilty in Assault with Intent to Kill
A St Louis jury found Zach Mulhall, general livestock agent of the St. Louis and San Francisco, guilty of assault with intent to kill Ernest Morgan. Morgan, 18, was shot during a clash between Mulhall and Frank Reed on the World's Fair Pike last June 18. Mulhall claimed the shooting was accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Zach Mulhall
San Francisco
Ernest Morgan
Mulhall
Frank Reed
Morgan
Master Painters Celebrate Twenty Years of Dinner and Music
The District master house painters and decorators held their twentieth annual entertainment and buffet lunch last evening. Mr. T A Brown welcomed members, Mrs. and letters from absent colleagues were read. Charles Macnichol received a water set in appreciation for fourteen years as secretary. Music featured a violin and piano duet by Nackman and Klingle and a baritone by James Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Association
Round’s
T.A. Brown
National Association
A. H. McGhan
Charles Macnichol
Macnichol
Mesara
Nackman
Klingle
James Dunn
Ww. M. Cleland
Geo. W. Turnburke
Geo. BE. Russell
H. P. Amos
C. 8. Hilbert
Alleged Conspirators Released in Lexington Case
In Lexington Kentucky a magistrate released Edward Callahan Judge Spicer and others accused in a alleged conspiracy. The report notes the men appeared before the magistrate yesterday and were discharged. Further details were sparse in the fragmentary copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Hargis
Edward Callahan
Jesge Spicer
Gookrshau
Bel
Plans for Phipps houses to rent at 3 50 a week
Special correspondence details Henry Phipps funding a tenement project led by Dr. E R L Gould to build model firesafe low rise dwellings with sunlit courts for 500 families by Christmas. Plans cap height at six stories with two to four room apartments and centralized hot water, gas, and sanitary facilities. Rent projected near 3 50 weekly per family. Additionally Morris Meade, 21, jailed in Norfolk for embezzlement while in navy service, held in Washington Police Court.
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Washington Post
New York
Henry Phipps
Andrew Carnegie
Pennsylvania
Metropolia
E.R. L. Gould
Columbus
San Salvador
Dr. Gould
America
D. O. Mira
R. Fulton Cutting
W. Bayard Cutting
Isaac N. Seligman
Adrian Iselin
Phipps
George Peabody
London
Morris Meade
Pranklin
Norfolk
Washington
W. 3. Hoox
Death notices mix across cities including Lockhart and Thorp
Notices report the death of Charles Lockhart a Pittsburg director and founder tied to Standard Oil and International Navigation. Other obituaries mention Ofe A Thorp Chicago education board member and a Norwegian order knight, Elizabeth McCormick heir to Cyrus McCormick, Sir Francis Packenham, and William Frederick Frick, all in January reports with ages and causes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST. Louis Republic
Post-Standard
Paul
A. Thorp
Chicago Board of Education
Board of Trade
Ole
Thorp’ &Co
Chicago
Europe
Oscar
Order of St. Olaf
Stricken on Witness Stand in Murder Case
William J. Furlong collapsed with heart disease while testifying for his son on murder charges. His condition worsened at home. Defense contends the young Furlong is insane as the elder Furlong's testimony noted his mental condition.
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New York
Willam J. Furlong
Young Furlong
Furlong
Diplomat's Mother, Chekib Bey's Mum, Dies at Turkish Legation
Mme Chekib, mother of Chekib Bey the Turkish minister, died Wednesday night at the Turkish Legation 2101 8 Street Northwest. She was about sixty two, brought to the United States four years ago, the only Turkish lady of her rank here. Funeral plans unsettled, remains to be kept here temporarily and later sent to Turkey to lie beside her late husband, governor general of Turkey. She spoke French and aided the minister's two sons aged twelve and thirteen.
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Mime
Chekib
Chekib Bey
Mme
Turkey
Sre
United States
Call for Mass Meeting Over Adams Governor Seat
Denver citizens circulated unsigned hand bills urging a March 2 mass meeting at the Cap itol to challenge the Peabody Adams governorship contest. The circular accuses purchased politicians of vetoing the people's will and seeks support to oppose Adams. In Madison Wisconsin a separate note reports the La Follette measure passed allowing penalties from railroads after six years.
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Adams
Denver
Colo
Capitol
Peabody and Adams
Colorado
Peabody
la Follette
Madison
Wie
Warner
Ballot results shift as Wramaley backs Tubbe for Senate
In Jefferson City on January 76 the ninth ballot for United States Senator listed Cockrell 79 Niedringhaus 73 Berens 12 Goodrich 1 Tubbs 1. Wramaley, who previously backed Goodrich, voted for Dr Alonzo Tubbe of Gasconade County. The assembly adjourned until tomorrow. Olympia Washington recorded a twelfth futile ballot with Foster 46 Piles 3 Sweeny 6 Wilson 6 Jones 7 Turner ?
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Jefferson City
Cockrell
Niedringhaus
Berens
Goodrich
Tubbs
Wramaley
J. K. Goodrich
Alonzo Tubbe
Gasconade County
Olympia
Wash
United States
Foster
Piles
Sweeny
Wilson
Jones
Turner
Worry Goes to the Stomach Ad Offers Free Trial Remedy
An advertisement for Dr Shoop's Restorative promises to heal stomach trouble by treating the nerves that control the stomach. It offers a free one dollar value bottle to strangers who write for a booklet and orders, detailing books for various conditions and urging immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoop
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Congress OF Powers
Kent
Chefoo
Hay Im
Cheofoo
Europa
Askold
Yemels
Shanghai
Frank J. Stackhaus
Caddes Ford
Lilia S. Ferguson
Landenberg
Stephen D. Pool
Mary Taylor
Alfred Lawson
Pearl Ford
Edward Washington
Annie Ross
Thomas Campbel
Martha B. King
Pool—Taylor
Trinity Parsonage
HK. P. Williams
Minnesota
Brown
North Carolina Avenue
Mary Hervey Brown
Gustavus Truman Brown
Davis
French Street
Hannah
George E. Davis
Trinity Church
Third
U Streets
Lop. m. Dodge
Frederick C
Elizabeth S. Dodge
Towers
Jacobs
Arthur M. Jacoka
Keenan
James F. Keenan
E Street
Baltimore
Richmond
Sessford
Ilda P
Andrew and
Josephine Sessford
Sixth Street
Rivter
Augustus Hitter
E. Ritter
Hartford
Vanderw &Rken
Thirtieth Street
Mary RB. Vanderwerken
James Vanderwerken
UBER
Carlton Asher
U.S. N
Fort Myer
Ariington
Rufus Smith
May R. Beuter
Health Office Record
Undertakers
John R. Wricht
Tenth Street Nw
North 47
George P. Zurhorst
Gnnertaker
Ambalwer
Panera
Telephone
East
la Neburg
Wine CO
Mckhinsey
American Carnation Society
Parliamentary Commission
Satollys
Wan Oy Atvexanmatooy
Zach” Mulhall
Hudson
Grand Jury
H. Parkedunson
Ninth Street Northwest
Z.P. Moore
A. F. Fox
Ninth and F Streets Northwest
Ernest ‘Reed
Howard Holmes
New Groes
Donovan
Fourth Precinct
John Loveles
Charles’ H. Purcell
Hiovsiees
Kernan
Aioe
Charles Lockhart
Gil King
The
Standard Company
Pittsburg
Peton
Standard of Company
Iighland Avenue
Lockhart
Il Kings
Wiliam G. Warden
Henry M. Flagler
Standard OW Company
Western Union
Elizabeth McCormick
Cyrus H. McCormick
Francis Packenham
Earl of Longford
Manchuria
Packenham
New Orleans
IRB
William Frederick Frick
Robert Garrett
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Missouri
Bond
J. Uder, Royes, C. Co. Brean Ang Period
Mage EE Tailor Grid
Ask Ith
Cine
Wis
Dr. Shoop
Hub Furniture Co
E. Cor
Sis
Ballon
A.collins
Philadelphia Ledger
Phipps Tuberculosis Institute
New York City
Cleveland
Comedienne
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