Armistice Talks Delay in Russo Japanese Peace Quest
Washington reports show both Russia and Japan delaying plenipotentiary talks as Count Lamsdorff’s illness slows Russia’s response. President Roosevelt pursues early August session, while Cassini Hay discussions stress stopping bloodshed. Japan insists on meeting after plenipotentiaries are named and dates fixed.
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Russia
Japan
Washington
Roosevelt
Count Lamsdorff
Rngusan
Cassini
Hay
Count Cassini
Thoredey
Secretary Hay
Rusaia
St. Petersburg
Tokyo
Yeater- Day
Taft
Moody
Oyama
Lamsdorff
Meyer
Sie Os
Licensed to Marry Names Packed in Jurisdictional Notices
A list of marriages and obituaries appears in a Virginia Maryland district notice, naming multiple couples and family ties. Entries include AVISE, EVENS, BATES, and TAYLON records with dates in June, locations in Alexandria New York and Fauquier, plus funeral notices and interment details for several individuals.
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Avise
Alexandria
B. Dorsey
Savilla Grant Avine
New York City
Church of the Transfiguration
Houghton
Carter Keene
Stevens
Thig
Health Office Record Deaths Noted in June Report
Health office record lists several deaths with ages and addresses including Ertuamin R Fincher, 1315 tat at sw, 36 years. Benjamin W Garett, 10 Fat sw, 3 years. Mary Noah, 92 Jet st ne, 72 years. Letes Liguicose, Providence Hospital, 44 years. Edward Smith, 3 Let ow, 81 years.
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Ertuamin R. Fincher
Benjamin W. Garett
Mary Noah
Jet St. Ne
Providence Hospital
Edward Smith
Notice of Death and Insertion in Major Papers
Classified notice states Martiaxe and death notices may be inserted at no extra charge upon application. Inquiries allowed in all Jamlae morning newspapers including New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald Saint Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard St Paul Pioneer-Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Ashington Post
New York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicado Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
T. Louis Republic
Syracuse Post-Standard
ST. Paul
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain
Local Funeral Directors Advertise Services in Washington
W R Speare Undertaker offers embalming for forty dollars at 40 F Street N W with Main 428 and other lines. J William Lee Funeral Director and Embalmer lists chapel and crematorium at Pennsylvania Avenue with modest prices. R F Harveys Sons Funeral Directors and Embalmers advertise service at 1385 Fourteenth Street N W with commodious chapel and North 27th street contact.
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W. R. Speare
N. W
J. William Lee
Pannayivauin Avs
R. F. Harvey
Fourteenth Street
North
John R. Wricht CO
Zeneral
Yalepione North
George P. Zarhorst
Capitol
Tssuphone East
Japanese Advance Halts In Weak Offense Amid Peace Talks
From St Petersburg today reports say Japanese forces paused after advancing Posts in Augesian area. Russian headquarters doubt Oyama can ready a column for a major strike, suspecting a deliberate feint for diplomacy. In Manchuria, doubts linger whether the supposed offensive is a prelude to a large battle or a diplomatic maneuver.
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Oyama
Bt. Petersburg
I Oyama
Gunshu Pasa
Manchurias
Internal loan for Russia may be floated in fall
In St Petersburg the finance ministry reports a new internal loan of twenty million dollars will likely be floated next fall. Local bankers are already hearing discussions, though the amount may adjust as funds from the first loan are still being allocated to savings banks. Finance Minister Kokarsoff is confident the loan can be issued with little trouble given Russia’s war needs and a depressed industry.
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Isaac
St. Petersburg
Ministry of Finance
Associated Press
Kokarsoff
Russia
Great
Britain
America
Svery Diby
Parole Granted for Wounded on Enquist Ships
War Department cables that Russian Admiral Enquist may embark his sick and wounded officers and men on a Russian capital ship upon parole not to engage in hostilities. They may also bring non military repair material from Shanghai. munitions, cordage, sailcloth, and other items are restricted while in internment. Asheville Considers Peace Conference Invite for Russia and Japan.
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Enquist
War Department
Philippine Islands
Tam
Shanghai
Hay and Loomis Depart as Taft Plans Philippines Trip
Secretary Hay leaves Washington for his sunlit summer home at Lake Sunapee New Hampshire and Assistant Secretary Loomis sails for Europe to attend ceremonies in Paris and Cherbourg for John Paul Jones remains. Third Assistant Secretary Peirce will act as Secretary during their absence. Taft meets the President in a late night conference as he prepares to depart for the Philippines early next month.
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Lake Sunapee
Europe
Hay
Washington
N. H
Loomis
State Department
New York
Paris
John Paul Jones
Cherbourg
United States
Sigsbee
H. D. Peirce
Messrs
Hay and
Taft
Philippines
Court vacation suspended to aid Equitable probe
New York notes that the regular summer term of the Court of General Sessions will be suspended this year on District Attorney Jerome's request to allow possible prosecution linked to the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Gov Higgins offers evidence gathered by Superintendent Hendricks. Mayer says actions could begin within days. August Belmont resigns as Equitable director, sending letter to Grover Cleveland as trustee.
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Higgins
Supt
Hendricks
aAttorney General
New York
Court of General Sessions
Jerome
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Insurance
Davy
Criminal Branch
Supreme Court
Julius Mr. Mayer
Equitable Society
Equitable
Mayer
August Belmont
Atock
Hallfersime
August Relkont
Crawford
Willlam G. Crawford
Machen
Loreng
United States
Post Office Department
United States District Attorney’s Office
Beath Mays
German Equitable policy holders meet in Berlin on reforms
More than sixty policy holders of the Equitable Life Assurance Society gathered in Berlin under the German Fire Insurance Protective League to discuss the company’s affairs. Dr Gruendler read a message from Chairman Morton that assets were intact and abuses would be removed, and the group urged ongoing League representation and cooperation. Members voiced few solvency fears but criticized recent policy settlements and urged the U S mutualization trend and a larger German reserve, noting the society’s German property and policyholder interests.
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Equitable
Berlin
Equitable Life Assurance S0-ciety
German Fire Insurance Protective ‘League
Gruendier
Germany
Menange
Morton
United States
Gruendler
Gold Cargo from Klondyke Heads to Seattle for Million-Dollar Haul
The steamer Seattle is expected to reach Seattle on Saturday with about $1,000,000 in gold from Klondyke mines. It departed Skagway today. Earlier, the Dol船 arrived with unknown cargo as a related report.
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Seattle
Waek
Judge Stephen Beale Dead in Lebanon Home
Judge Stephen Beale, author of the fourteenth amendment, dies at his Lebanon Indiana home after several months illness. Surrounded by relatives and intimate friends, his passing marks the end of a pivotal public service career.
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Stephen Beale
Lebanon
Ind
Talks Begin on Panama Colombia Settlement in Washington
Negotiations to settle long running Panama Colombia differences start in Washington with direct talks to begin soon. Debts of 16 million tied to colonial era integration loom, as Panama seeks relief while Colombia pushes for partial debt assumption. Envoys Cortez and Mendoxe meet with Secretary to press U S mediation aid.
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Washington
Panama
Colomba
Colombia
Diplomata
United States
Bogota
Reyes Hea
Banama
Enrique Cortez
Reyes
Tett
Setfor Mendoxe
Columbia
Paname
Eyes
Pansmé
Royal Arcanum Excursion Prize Contests Ended In Rain
The Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum granted a complimentary River View excursion to members and friends. About 10,000 attended despite rain, with events including dancing, races, and cakewalks. A baseball game was postponed due to wet grounds.
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Grand Council
The
Royal Arcanum
River View
Order
Arcanum
Thomas Calver
A. B H. Cook
J. E. Bwaln
Seventh ‘Street
M. B. Mercer
Eixteen
Baye
Doyn
Doye
John Mahoney
Rennie Thomas
Mary Bentley
Ernest Thompson
Karl Dampler
Wile Cornish
Edna Bavey
Cecilia Sullvan
Lana Bentley
Lansing
Agnes Deginhardt
J.W. Crouch
J. E. Law
Lord Williams
V. Mann
J.H. Cheney
Isabel Wilson
Danal
Washington
Rome
Digputanta
American Ambassador Reid Toasts Roosevelts Peace Efforts
In a luncheon toast, Premier Balfour praises President Roosevelt for advancing war peace while Lord Roberts salutes the American ambassador. Reid responds with humility and gratitude, noting the duty of diplomacy is to foster friendly Anglo American relations and the shared interests of Britain and the United States.
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Roosevelt
Lord Roberts
Roggevelt
Balfour
Great Britain
Whitelaw Reid
America
United States
Ambassador Reid
Reid
Manda
Goth
Barallel
Rosebery
Joint Sunday-School Outing Brings Wide Participation
Mount Pleasant Congregational led the day with dominant scores at Marshall Hall where Sunday schools from Graue Lutheran Mount Pleasant Congregational Gunto Temple Presbyterian Calvary M Ea and First Congregational competed. Jathée West chaired the organizing committee as boys and girls aged various bands ran sprints and races including a yard dash and potato race with Mount Pleasant Congregational taking many top placements.
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Mount Lescant
Everita
Graue
Lutheran
Mount Pleasant
Gunto
Temple
Presbyterian
Calvary M. Ea
First Congregational
Marshall Hall
Jathea
West
Tor Berw
Ander Astota
Gimton
Csi ‘Uyder
Mount
Pet St. Chasr
New Fork Avene
Atria
Eileen Yeare
Marneret Strawn
Fai
Gertrude Thomas
Atme
Byard
Bore “Ows
Ward Friston
Roy Carty
Mame Actionl
Florance Evang
Mount Pisaant
Dorothy Hanvey
Wesley
Fifat Daily
John Clank
Calvary Bap
Thetter Church
Pount- Pleasant
Gunton
President eyed for examination at White House visit
Report says the President will have his eyes examined by two Boston specialists with a view to new eyeglasses. The White House denies any serious eye condition. Officials note Mr. Roosevelt’s glasses have not been refitted recently.
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Jos~ton
Cambridge
Boston
White House
Osevelt
Call for intensified Anglophone ties and shared pursuits
The speaker urges deeper private and public exchanges between English speaking peoples to secure lasting peace. He celebrates Lord Roberts visiting America and advocates more such leaders, visits of friendship, trade, study, travel, sport, and faster correspondence, plus joint preservation of Keats and Shelley’s memorial as a symbol of cross-Atlantic collaboration.
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Society of Pilgrims
Lord Roberts
America
Robertses
Mary
Rome
Edith Wharton
Agnes Reppller
Norman Hapgood
Robert Underwood Johnson
Keats
Shelley
James Rennett Rodd
Bond of
Historic R Verence
Church ties and fleet funds near building goal
Reports show strong early support from Edmund Clarence Stedman and John Hay with Lord Lansdowne on the English list for a transatlantic church and philanthropy project. Subscriptions near the needed total could secure the building and movement, while other notices recount a boy's accidental injury and local theft cases.
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Edmund Clarence Stedman
John Hay
Lord Lansdowne
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