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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1906

Page

3

Port Arthur officers dismissed and censured in English report

The St. Petersburg commission urged dismissal and execution for Port Arthur commanders while other senior leaders faced banishment and hard labor. An address to the country on agrarian reform was debated in the Lower House with a narrow vote split, provoking concerns of potential uprisings and political maneuvering amid a tense parliamentary session.

Petersburg Port Arthur Ltsuten. Stoeseel Fock Tei Stocsel Phar Alexie St. Petersburg Center Toll Constitutional Democrats Count Hayden Michael Stakovich Siciatiste Constitutional Democratic Constitutional Democratic Party Aouse

Revival of Holy Alliance Report Shapes Russian Crisis

A circulated Russia report claimed Austria and Germany would send troops to Russia to quell an agrarian revolt if invited. Denials from Austrian, German, and Russian officials say no such arrangement exists, though cabled rumors spark diplomatic unease. Officials warn against foreign intervention and note strong opposition at home in Austria Hungary.

Austria Germany Russia Douma Czar M. Petrunkeitch Holy Alliance Foreign Office Iswo‘ski Blunt England Charles 1 Vienna St. Petersburg Hungary

Sympathy for Lord Curzon Expressed Across Nations

Reports from London note condolence messages for Lady Curzon from India America and Great Britain. King Edward Queen Alexandra Princess of Wales and President Roosevelt send sympathies. Funeral at Kedleston July 28 with family present memorial service planned in London Simla. Her wartime humanitarian work endears her to Indians.

London Lord Curzon Kedeston Gay India America Great Britain King Edward Roosevelt Whitelaw Reid Alexandra Princess of Wales Kedleston Simla Lady Curzon of Kecheston

Hundreds Battle for Free Ice on New York Street

A riot in the East Side involved hundreds of people clamoring for a wagon of ice meant for free distribution. Ticket holders from dispensaries and hospitals fought over ice blocks as the wagon arrived late. Police reserves were summoned but the crowd had dispersed by the time they reached Cherry and Jefferson streets.

New York East Side Cherry Jefferson Chamber of Horrors Artinia

US Spain Trade Treaty Signed In Madrid Meeting

American Minister Collier left Madrid for San Sebastian to sign with Foreign Minister Gallon a new commercial treaty between the United States and Spain. The accord lowers Spain's tariff increases and grants reciprocal advantages, hailed as mutually beneficial and a sign of warm government ties. It is seen as a foundation for similar understandings with other powers.

Madrid Collier San Sebastian United States Spain

Whisky Fire Destroys Dundee Bonded Warehouse

A massive blaze at James Watson & Co bonded warehouse in Dundee Scotland caused whisky to run into the streets. Estimated loss reaches 2.95 million dollars. In London, the Socialist and Labor inter parliamentary committee agreed to issue national appeals to fund Russian revolutionists.

Dundee Scotland James Watson & Co London Socialist and Labor Interparliamentary Committee

Stillman’s party injured in French road crash

In Le Sieux France on July 19 Thomas Stillman of New York was badly hurt when his car collided with a truck driven by Trouchard who was severely injured and unconscious. Mrs Addison and the chauffeur were lightly hurt. Carsughie the chauffeur blamed vertigo for losing control after leaving the White Horse Inn bound for Dives sur Mer. Blanche Greenway, Mrs Greenway by marriage, was among the party returning from tours of Switzerland and Italy.

le Sieux France Thomas KE. Stillman New York Gurry Mr. Stillman Carsughie White Horse Inn Dives- Sur-Merc Addison Blanche Greenway James C. Greenway Andrew Carnegie Stillvisa Paris Switzerand Italy Ju Uv. Stiliman Ene

Lieut Dunn Faces Court Martial Over Women Aboard Ship

San Francisco July 19 Lieut E H Dunn in trouble again over women aboard the Independence at Mare Island Navy Yard while Capt Harber was away He refused to obey orders when Harber returned and two women were aboard Four sailors carried one woman to a waiting launch and to Vallejo Dunn likely to resign to avoid court martial.

San Francisco E. H. Dunns Navy Independence Mare Island Navy Yard Giles A. Harber Harber Dunn Leutenant Vallejo Val Tego Lieut

History of American invention showcased at patent models

Irving B Griggs guards a vast Patent Office collection in Washington describing models from steam injectors to sewing machines and early engines. He laments Congress orders dispersal and urges preservation as a condensed history of innovation with strong emphasis on named inventors, devices, and moments in American industry.

Irving B. Griggs Lydecker Avenue Patent Office Congress Union Building G Street Smithsonian Institution National Museum J. M. Cort Levin H. Campbell George R. Simpson Benjamin W. Pond George Wilkinson Thomas A. Witherspoon Alexander P. Shaw Charles Co. Stauffer Griggs Union Silg Il “Whitney Georgia Nathanael Green Moses Massachusetts Edison Washington B. Phokét

Washington Women Welcome the City's Business Boom

Busy Washington women hail a coming business boom as the best thing for the city and suburbs. Grace M. Thomas, a leading realtor, predicts rapid growth, extended city limits, and more homes on outskirts for moderate buyers. Others praise wholesale houses, local manufacturers, and increased prosperity attracting visitors to settle here.

Ptay Washington Grace M. Thomas Dering Nebr Thomas Ltve Congress Library

Dog Fancier Suicide Shocks New York Dog Show World

George Jarvin a veteran New York firefighter and longtime dog show judge shot himself at his Bronx home after leaving his prized kennels and dogs. The 72 year old Republican captain had just refused to go to bed, citing a wish to stay with his dogs. Police note intense heat may have caused a temporary lapse in judgment.

Washington Post New York George Jarvin Washington Avenue Bronx Jarvin Hi Jarvin Exo New York Fire Department Laddie Kent Ted

Democratic Convention Date Set in Columbus

The Democratic State central committee met in Columbus and fixed August 21 and 22 as the state convention dates. Judge B. F. McCann to serve as temporary chairman with Price Russell of Wayne County named temporary secretary.

J. B. Olney New York State Canned Goods Packing Association Horace Ankeney Columbus Ohio R. M. Allen Kentucky Democratic State Central Committee B. F. McCann Price Russell Wayne County

Transatlantic Steamship Arrivals and Departures Listed

New York reports arrivals including Teutonic from Liverpool and Majestic from New York, with outgoing ships La Bretagne to Para Barbarosa to Hretien via Plymouth and Cherbourg and Kaiserin Augasta Victoria to Hamburg. Kronprinz Wilhelm departed Bremen for New York while Nordland sailed from Liverpool to Philadelphia and Balti from Slynge pool to New York.

New York Teutonic Liverpool Georgia Trieste la Bretagne Para Barbarosa Hretien Plymouth Cherbourg Kaiserin Augesta Victoria Hamburg Tulverpool Majestic Queenstown Atled Kronprinz Whtelm Bremen Southampton Nordland Fhitsdelphia Balti Slyngepool

Russian government to dissolve Parliament and call elections

Cologne July 11 report says the Russian government acts on reliable authority to dissolve Parliament and hold universal direct suffrage elections. If revolution arises, the government may establish a dictatorship to curb prerogatives.

Cologne St. Petersburg

Copyists Strike Over Wages In Albany

Special to The Weallington Post Albany July 19 Nearly halt force copying lists of policyholders for International Committee of Policyholders. Workers, mostly New York transplants, quit over pay. They face 85 cents per 1000 names and plan a raise to 1.50 per thousand frames. Brisk laborers earned under 1,000 yesterday. company pays $2 per thousand copies. New arrivals lacked berths, received 18 cents for breakfast. told to buy own suppers. In separate note, Porte in Constantinople accepts higher customs duties demands.

Weallington Albany Huns Lsts Insurance International Committee of New York

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