Death of Senor de Lome in Paris
Paris reports the death of Senor Dupuy de Lome former Spanish Minister to Washington and Ambassador to Italy. He died of a cerebral hemorrhage in Paris after arriving from Rome two days earlier. Funeral arrangements are being managed by Spanish authorities and a temporary burial is anticipated in Paris.
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McKinley
Senor de Lome
Italy
Paris
Genor Dupuy de Lome
Washington
United States
Spain
Rome
Quirinal
Senora de Lome
Hotel Des Capurines
Senor Papuy de Lome
Mme. Dupuy de Lome
Madrid
Senor Dupuy de Lome
Washneven
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Multiple Notices of Death and Marriage in Washington Area
A historical listing itemizes marriage and death notices across Washington area papers. Entries include Edwu M Thompson and B Merrymoon's marriage at Alexandria on May 21, 1904, and obituaries for Bates, Brennan, Dent, Frawghey, Keane, Des, McDonald, Mabon, Miller, Ryan, Seville, and other residents, with funeral details, locations, and dates through early July 1904.
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Merryman—Thompson
Mre
J. W Wierbert
Edwu M Thompson
B & Merrymoon
Alexandria
Joseph A Jeffers
M E
Loudoun
Columbian University Hospital
Ybert Dent
Hyattsville
Charles
Fraw Ghey
Thia Ife
James Frawley
Hanorah Frawley
County Tamerick
Ireland
Keane
A. m
Thomas T Fane
Remdan
What Street
Fk George
McGille
Susannah F Kelly
Martin Kelley
Moffett
Twenond Street
Rae
McDonald
Joseph
Huanand
Mary A. McDonald
Hin Watereatderce
Ay Street
Arlington National Cemetery
Grand Army of the Republic
MABON
Baturay
Springfield
Perais Proudfit Mason
Willam M Mason
Victor Proudfit
Miller
Brookland DC
Sarah Keen
Willam Deeds Miller
Mary K Norman
Brookland
Ryan
Patrick M Ryan Uneeal
Thir Street
St Dominic's Church
Cumberland
Waterbury
De Lome Letter Crisis Highlights Span i sh Diplom ats Deaths
The article surveys Senor Dupuy de Lome's career and the famous De Lome letter incident of February 1898, detailing his Madrid recall, Washington tenure, and impact on US Spanish relations. It notes his birth in Valencia, diplomatic rise, and writings. also reports deaths of Daniel E Brush in Chicago and W C Nelson in Louisville.
Health Office Record of Inmates and Ages, 1904
Health office ledger lists names and ages of patients and inmates across Washington areas including Government Hospital Insane, Providence Hospital, and Washington Asylum. Entries show varied ages from infants to nonagenarians, with addresses in NW and Anacostia, and notes of months or years in care.
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Alexander Dladutiass
Little Sisters Poor
Philip Cavanaugh
Christopher W g@bubb
Nt St Nw
Margaret Couchlan
Et Nw
Alfred Dabrey
U St Na
Mary Daly
Fawnie Green
Flaevo
Eare Chas Elwin Godfrey
Bladensburg Road
Howard Holland
Anenath F Wolt
Mi Johnson
Surtor
Mara
Madolina
Ann M Madden
Katherine L. Mann
Julia No Morgan
Manera I Moore
August Hoale
Providence Hospital
Minnis Newton
Henry Plummery
Asyl
Adaline Bull
Adonia Taper
Goat Alley
John W .Yheman
Anacostia
Loretto M Walter
George A
Wills
Christina Wixeman
LICENSED TO MARRY IN A BIZARRE RICHMOND AREA LISTING
A garbled 19th century marriage license notice lists numerous names connected to Richmond and other cities. It includes couples and affiliations, with scattered destinations such as New York City and Portsmouth, Virginia, and references to ocean steamers and travel routes. The fragmentary OCR text hints at multiple marriage intentions and associated individuals across several states and transatlantic passages.
Roosevelt to Oyster Bay for rest and campaign plans
President Roosevelt leaves Washington for Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay aboard the Mayflower train car with Secretary Loeb and staff. He will govern a light campaign routine, limit calls, and return to Washington for three weeks before resuming home leave. Clerks prepare summer changes as White House undergoes renovations and redecorations.
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White House
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Loeb
Barnes
Archie
Quentin
Hoomeverv
Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Cty
Randolph Foster
Walla
Welcome Home Roosevelt in Oyster Bay July Homecoming
Oyster Bay residents and Roosevelt friends welcomed the President with a festive reception. Flags bunting and banners adorned the village as crowds lined routes from Long Island City to Oyster Bay where the train halted for cheers and the President acknowledged the greeting from his car platform.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Mr Roosevelt
Long Island City
Catabre Stamped Out and New Cure Promoted
Remarkable cures follow introduction of a new drug Ascatau Abentoo. The Austrian discovery is claimed to cure catarrh and asthma with seven drops twice daily. New York City firm No. 4 East Fourteenth Street is distributing free samples by mail.
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East Fourteenth‘street
New York City
Roosevelt Returns to Sagamore Hill After Oyster Bay Welcome
President Theodore Roosevelt and his children rode from Sagamore Hill amid a partisan free welcome by the Oyster Bay Roosevelt Club band and local schoolchildren. Flags lined Main Street as greetings and roses poured in. Roosevelt thanked the crowd and prepared to stay in Oyster Bay until early July. A larger executive staff was noted for the summer. The journey continued with a New Jersey stop and passage to Long Island City before continuing to Oyster Bay.
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Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
Washington
New York
Jersey City
Socialist Labor party opens eleventh national convention
The Socialist Labor party begins its 11th national convention in New York with 44 delegates including a Canadian, several from various states, and two from the social trade and labor alliance. Henry Kuhn calls the assembly to order as Charles A. Chase is named permanent secretary and Daniel de Leon chairs the Platform committee. The convention will nominate a President and Vice President with three declared candidates already listed. In Albany, Gov. Odell returns from St. Louis and Republican State HQ plans in Fifth Avenue Hotel are announced, to be led by William Barnes with Gye Odell heading the state committee.
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Socialist Labor Party
Social Trade and Labor Alliance
Canada
Henry Kuhn
Unols
William W. Cox
Charles A. Chase
Colorado
Daniel de Leon
T. R. Wilke
Milwaukee
Ita
Charles H. Corregan
William Bilsbarrow
Michael T. Berry
Massachusetts
Albany
N. Y
Odell
St. Louis
Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York City
William Barnes
State Committee
Gye Odell
THREE VESSELS STRANDED NEAR CHATHAM
At sunset three ships were ashore on shoals off Chatham Massachusetts: the British barkentine Albertina, and two schooners Patriot and Viola May. All were taking on water as a southwest gale increased. Albertina crew refused to abandon, while Patriot and Viola May were lightered by volunteers.
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Albertina
Calais
Viola May
Chatham Bar
Viola
The Mammoth and the Mosquito
A historical mused piece argues humans conquered ancient giants while mosquitoes and flies survive. It cites Dr. Pierce of Buffalo urging blood health and weekly laxatives to prevent disease, promoting his Medical Adviser and herbal remedies as safer options.
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Pierce
Polan
Invalids’ Hotel and Surge Institute
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
E. V. Buffalo
Watson not run as Allen of Nebraska urged at Populist convention
Springfield July 2 Former Congressman Watson of Georgia who ran with Bryan in 1864 is not expected to secure the Populist national nomination as Allen of Nebraska emerges as a strong rival. Williams of Vincennes Indiana and Pierson of Parkersburg West Virginia also named for consideration with Weller Rynder Williams Browne and Breidenthal among others hewing to factional lines. The convention opens Monday with two presiding officers and plans a Fourth of July program led by Allen and J A Nelson. The platform centers on government control of money transportation and land with a goal to abolish alien ownership and coinage for all money under national supervision. Delegates numbered around 1000 with Milton Park of Dallas as a leading candidate for permanent chairman.
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Springfield
Thomas A. Watson
Georgia
Bryan
People's Party
People’s Party
National Committee
United States
William A. Allen
Nebraska
Daniel Williams
Vincennes
Ind
Indiana
8. H. Pierson
Parkersburg
W. Va
West Virginia
L. H. Weller
Nashua
Iowa
James E. Weaver
T. P. Rynder
Erie
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
E. C. Browne
Brockton
Mass
John Breidenthal
Kansas
Nicholas Hotel
L H Weller
T P. Rynder
Pennsylvania
Wagon Preyer
Cleveland
Ohio
R H Reemein
Cincinnati
J A. Edmongton
J A Parker
Louisville
Alled People's Party
Parker
William V. Allen
J. A. Nelson
Milton Park
Dallas
Tex
Japanese Retreat and Russian Reposition Near Liaoyang
A dispatch from liaison with Gen Count Keller’s corps describes a Japanese division advancing east of Liaoyang, fighting through the night with heavy rains hampering artillery. Keller withdraws to stronger positions as Japanese flank moves aim to shift force toward Kwantung while Russians retreat along the line, with a potential decisive battle near Liaoyang before rains end.
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Associated Press
Jist
Count Keller
Liaoyang
Keller
Hol-chan
Lidso-yang
Kuroki
Mukden
Hai-cheng
Liso-yang
Kurok
Kwantung
Watson for president hinted by Kentucky People's party
July 2 Louisville Kentucky The Kentucky People's party convention selected delegates to the Springfield national convention Joseph A Parker and W B Bridgeford as delegates at large The delegation will back Thomas E Watson of Georgia for president if he accepts If he declines Judge Samuel Williams of Indiana would likely receive support Jo A Parker named for vice president Parker said Bryan and Hearst bolting the St Louis convention could lead to a nomination for Watson or Williams but is unlikely
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Kentucky
Louisville
People's Party of
Springfield
Joseph A. Parker
W. B. Bridgeford
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
Indiana
Willkely
Indiana Delegation Aims For Thomas Taggart National Chairman
St Louis July 2 Maj G V Menzies delegate at large from Indiana says the delegation will back Thomas Taggart for national chairman and that Taggart’s selection is not tied to Judge Parker’s nomination. Taggart refuses discussion, predicts Parker would win on the second ballot if not for the favorite song.
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St. Louis
Indiana
Thomas Taggart
Maj. G. V Menzies
Clayton warns Republicans to fight every inch in campaign
In Mexico City Ambassador Clayton, age seventy one next month, says he will retire after Roosevelt's term and urges no public office, warning leaders at home of overconfidence. Shelbyville convention fails to nominate a Democratic candidate for Congress, adjourning with a call for a primary in the Eighth district.
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Mexico City
Clayton
Roosevelt
Shelbyville
Eighth
Reports of Russian wounded mutilation in Japanese armor
The Journal de St. Petersburg cites alleged Japanese cruelty to Russian wounded, including claims of mutilation and no quarter. It notes a Russian deposition, Gen Milstchenkof’s division, and testimonies to Red Cross, with discussion between Takahira and Secretary Hay and expectation of a formal protest.
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de Bt Petersburg
Foreign Office
Sasebo
Europe
Dr Blankevitch
Milstchenkof
Romanoff
Red Cross
Jaime de Bourbon
Warangon
Takahira
Hay
Russia
Port Arthur Crisis Near In News From Chefoo
Reports from Chefoo indicate Port Arthur faces a crisis as Russians prepare to defend with all forces. Foreigners flee or are ordered to depart. Japanese on land and sea gain momentum while naval actions and blockades intensify.
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Port Arthur
Port Dal
Port Dalmy
Sentis
Yinkow
Suyrdick
Juni
Port Dany
GZAR'S SHIPS AT LARGE FIRING IN STRAITS OF KOREA
Russian Vladivostok squadron eluded Kamimura and drifted into the Straits of Korea. Kamimura pursued and torpedoes were reported. Reports say Russians may seek neutral Chinese ports while Japan questions their entitlement to protection. Dispatches from Tokyo, St. Petersburg, and London detail cannonades, ship movements, and repairs near Port Arthur as fleets maneuver amid uncertainty.
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Kamimura
Tau Islands
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Tru
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China
Kai-chou
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Wei-hai
St. Petersburg
Battles near Port Arthur reported by Chefoo correspondent
A Chefoo dispatch from July 2 states a major land battle occurred near Port Arthur on June 26 and 27. Japanese forces reportedly won, capturing heights by June 28. The two divisions involved totaled about 40,000 men with an artillery corps, while additional landings were observed on Elliott Islands and Kerr Bay to reinforce Oku and Nogi forces. Officials in Tokyo had not confirmed the report.
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Nanshan Hill
Japan
Pigeon Bay
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Pitsewo
Alnty-Twe
Kin-chou
Gen Oku
Kaiping
Liaohung Peninsula
Niuchwang
Gen Nogi
Associated Press
Tokyo
Chetoo
Chik-wan-shan
Chu-an-san
Sochoshan
Missing Cashier Returns After Bank Turmoil
William Hay Bockes former cashier of the First National Bank, missing days, returned to his Saratoga Lake cottage in a worn and dazed state. Bank suspension followed a run on Citizens National Bank prompting federal examination. Separate item reports alleged murderer captured in Atlanta, a fatal runaway in Madison, and four postmasters appointed in Connecticut and Pennsylvania.
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William Hay Bockes
First National Bank
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