Peace Talks Between Russia and Japan Gap Deepens
Diplomatic deadlock emerges as Count Lamsdorfz illness halts talks. President Roosevelt meets Russian Ambassador Cassini who offers no new guidance. Officials warn delays may affect public opinion in Japan while plenipotentiaries await appointment.
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Russia
Japan
Count Lamsdorfz
Count Cassini
Roosevelt
Manly
Manchuria
White House
Pellerin
Count Lamsderft
Dipmatic Corps
Forts
Tt Pl Pouethru
Wond cx
St. Petersbare
Mannington
Licensed to Marry and Obituary Notes in Montgomery and Rock Creek
A list of marriages and funerals with names from Montgomery County and Washington area. Includes June 2 1905 birth at Hillis Montgomery Counties Md and June 24 1905 weddings and services. Details funeral notices for Adams Coffey Brewer Engelbart Seimour Warner with locations in Rock Creek Cemetery Mount Olivet Conneaut.
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Ss Peters Church
Engelbart Hidies
Robert Seimour
Clement
Anne
Mary
Hamton
Warner
Jeph Ritter Warner
Thirteenth Street
O'¢Lock
Conneaut
Ohio
Health Office Deaths Record Many Stated in Notice
Deaths reported up to June 24 list include Mary F Barron 43 of Sth al sw Charles J Bates 11 year Mt Oth St ox Tl year Maria Bercun 17 Gat aw Sy veart Wilton V siradiey 2 Ng. aw 6 months Mitgar A Caltnes Cap st month Ameta hi 1 82 ith st Pa 86 years Recrmont Conny Su Mh nw 9 months Slings Prenvl on Luly Heep 45 years Hube Wotz 4 days Thay 4 slxgits 9399 het ew 2S years Frart Giv.rp 1209 Sharman Ave 6 months Mares L Ruston Manton pt aw 7 years Johvsk Rosanderé 1140 tet St aw 28 years Lostsa shaw Ridge at nw 81 years Mary B H Tuslor 13222th St aw 68 years Charles A Welker 07 F et aw 11 months Josephine Wilvon 1329 U at ae 6 months
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Charlos
Ates
Maris Bercun
Wilton
Siradiey
Ameta
Linerty Et
Sharman Ave
Mares L Ruston & Manton Pt
Johvsk Rosanderé
Mary
Mary BH
Notice of Marriage and Death Insertion Across Journals
Marriage and death notices will appear upon application in multiple newspapers including New York Times and Chicago Aexcord Herald and more, at no extra charge for insertion or telegraphing. Dates and exact papers vary by edition, with simultaneous morning publication across a wide list of outlets.
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Workington Poat
NEW York Times
Borton Globe
Buffalo Colrier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicaco
Axcord Herald
Pril Aualyhia
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Ad Pack
An old advertisement lists W R Speare and J William Lee funeral services at 940 F Street NW with modern crematoriums and moderate prices. Harvey's Sons Beal Directors and Embalmers advertise at 14th Street NW with telephone contacts North 37th and other lines.
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W. R. Speare
F Street
J. William
A. F. Harvey's Sons
BEAL
Emsalmers
Iz Fourteenth Street NW
Emmodova Chapal
North
Peace Plenipotentiaries Delays Weigh on Talks
European diplomats and officials in St. Petersburg and Tokyo signal patience as Russia and Japan debate armistice prospects. Reports say Washington conference envoys likely named late June or August, with Japan favoring selecting plenipotentiaries before cessation talks. Delegates from Constitutionalists and Progressives in Tokyo plan to meet next Wednesday to press for government action.
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Japan
Russia
St. Petersburg
Lamsdorff
Meyer
Foreign Office
Saya
St. Petersburg Zeitung
Fulmore
van Buren
London
Tokyo
Constitutionalists
Progressives
Front Reports From Russian Army in Manchuria
June reports detail a Russian reconnaissance against Japans right near Cancheze, the Japanese retreating to Tsaapinga and fortifying lines with bombproofs. Russian detachments withdrew at dusk after forcing some actions during the day.
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Godzyadanl
Manchuria
Cancheze
Tsaapinga
Kaiyuen
Gunsha Pass
St Petersburg
Sane Tenis
Associated Press
Godsyanadini
Linevitch
London Daily Telegraph
Tokyo
General Staff
Paris Armistice Rumor
Paris dispatch reports the Czar may seek an armistice through Ambassador Meyer with mobilization complete in Moscow. Army reformers reassign 30,000 rejected troops to home defense as possible peace terms are discussed. Admiral Alexieff denies surrender of territory or indemnities. Russians repelled at Yinchong with high casualties. Bayan cruiser missing.
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Washington
Paris
St. Petersburg
Echo of Paris
Meyer
Moscow
Far East
Petersborm
Admiral Alexieff
Alexieff
Iit
Saghailen
Japan
Chaos and Death as Riots Spread Across Lodz Streets
Turmoil in Lodz sees rioters and soldiers clash with heavy casualties among civilians. Reports describe barricaded streets, burning shops, and hospitals overflowing as authorities struggle to regain control. Troops suffer losses while destruction and fear grip the city and nearby St. Petersburg.
New Laws for Jews in Imperial Russia
In St Petersburg on June 4 Emperor Nicholas approved the committee of ministers recommendations on revising laws about Jews. The panel found granting legal equality would harm others and spark unrest, delaying reform until a future assembly, while proposing a special extra official conference of appointees and authorities to handle preliminary arrangements.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Committee of Ministers
Port Arthur decree reshapes Far East trading focus
A New York agent for a major American firm with Dalny and Port Arthur ties says Japan’s action to expel foreign merchants is not a crisis but a continuation of Russia’s long term plan to fortress Port Arthur and foster a commercial city at Dalny. He notes natives and foreigners alike are impacted and that Russia intended similar steps in the future.
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New York
Far East
Port Arthur
Anya
Dalny
Protest Against Seizure of Hospital Ship Orel
St. Petersburg reports Russia protested to Japan through the French minister in Tokyo over the seizure of the hospital ship Orel. The Orel, captured in the Sea of Japan, may face a prize court at Basel for alleged Hague convention violations, along with Kostroma and Mongolia.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Tokyo
Japan
Orel
Kostroma
Mongolia
Naval Prize
Basebo
Prayers for Victory At Kremlin Square Tomorrow
Special Cable Dispatch reports a large public intercession for victory to be held in Moscow near the Kremlin tomorrow with the whole Moscow clergy and possible holy symbols, reenacting the service of thanks for Moscow’s 1812 French departure. An appeal for Japanese orphans funds is sent from New York with Bishop Harris noting 600 Kobe families destitute amid wartime conditions.
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Washington
Moscow
Kremlin
New York
Japanese Orphan Relief Fund
E. Warren Clark
Europe in Crisis as Germany and France Clash in Europe
London dispatch surveys a week of upheaval across Europe with Russia in turmoil and Germany pressuring France. It notes England backing France, Delcasse’s policy fallout, and a fragile peace outlook amid wary public opinion in Paris and London.
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France
Rouvier
Germany
M.delcasse
M Rouvier
Mainister
Paris
England
M. Delaforte
Khaleer
Berlin
Russia
Zemstvo
Czar
Russian pledges trigger slow war mobilization hinted
The St. Petersburg report notes Russia plans a long defensive war as Japan seeks to guard against betrayal. Moscow mobilizes a quarter of reservists this week while Volga region governors delay grain-area mobilization until harvest. Internal loans and bank prep signal renewed finance for war.
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Japan
St. Petersburg
M. Sakharoff
Prince Khilkoff
Trans-Baikal
Manchuria
Moscow
Central
Volga
M. Makovtseff
Russia’s Coming National Assembly Faces Parliamentary Limits
The analysis from St. Petersburg outlines how the future assembly would curb the Gosudarstvennaya Douma’s powers. It describes a veto system, a ministerial preliminary veto, and a two thirds majority to override, with the Emperor’s approval. It notes the lower house cannot initiate revenue bills and outlines budget proceedings and item protection for army and navy funding.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
National Assembly
Gosudarstyennela
Billa
Assembly
Minister of Finance
Honus Committee
Japan's Financial Needs May Trigger New War Loan
Kiogoro Takahashi, financial agent of the Japanese government and vice governor of the Bank of Japan, aboard the Etruria for Liverpool. Summoned to Tokyo by the finance minister, he indicated Japan might seek a new loan if peace comes before a domestic 250 million dollar loan is issued, and a further war loan could follow if hostilities persist.
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Waellington
New York
Etruria
Liverpool
Kiogoro Takahashi
Bank of Japan
Takahashi
Tokyo
Imperial
London
Japan
Poetry saved murderer acquitted by jury in Paris case
A Paris murder trial ended with the defendant, who shot his sweetheart and failed to shoot himself, being acquitted after his counsel read verses written by the prisoner. Later Viscount Borrelli claimed he authored the poem published in the Gaulois three years ago and sought congratulations.
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Washington Post
Paris
Paerlelan
Viscount Borrelli
Americans to Teach Practical School in Guatemala City
President Cabrera plans to found a practical school in Guatemala City with American professors in science arts and agriculture. Tuition will be taught in English. Separate item notes appointment of Steven B. Munroe as receiver for the Kalamazoo Bank, with takeover Monday.
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Cabrera
Guatemala
Guatemala City
Kalamazoo Bank
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wanty
United States District Court
Steven B. Munroe
Kalamazoo Trust Company
Kalamazoo
Vicksburg Exchange Bank
Pago Bros
Vickeburg
Honest Boy Spends Nickel From Purse Reward
William Reed finds a purse with forty seven dollars, two $3,000 insurance policies, and deeds, returns it to the owner who gives a nickel instead. Reed, honest and thrifty, ponders spending the nickel but ultimately buys a cigar. The tale shows his steadfast honesty amid a speculative mood. Gentle mention of Ocean Steamers arrivals follows in brief maritime notes.
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Chicago
Garfield Building
Reed
Reef
Judge Stephen Neal Dead at Eighty Eight in Lebanon
Special to The Watlington res Lebanon Indiana June 14 Judge Stephen Neal author of the fourteenth amendment to the U.S. Constitution is dead at eighty eight in his Lebanon home after a long life of public service. He moved to Boone County in 191 and served in the State legislature and the circuit court. He helped organize the Republican party in Boone County and was known for his vigor in old age. He married three times, his last marriage to a woman twenty years his junior in 18%.
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Watlington Res
Lebanon
Ind
Stephen Neal
United States
Pittsylvania County
Goodlove
Orth
Conor
Congress
Judge Neal
Boone County
Jefferson
Neal
Slavery of Nurses Critique in Medical Training
An American Meucius opinion argues nursing education is overly institutional and mechanical. It condemns home and hospital disparities, calls for ending trainee hardship, and warns of a pseudo-aristocratic nurse hierarchy harming graduates.
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Meucius
Bosa
Canton Chairs Popular Summer Furnishings
Canton chairs rank as highly popular summer furniture offering comfort and durability for indoor use porch and yacht settings.
Chinese and Japanese Matting Sale Promises Wide Designs
A fragmented advertisement touts a range of China and Japanese matting rolls in multiple patterns and colors. Highlights include seamless Chinese matting at various prices, striped and check designs, and art matting with color schemes like gold red green brown blue. Offers emphasize durability and decorative versatility.
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China
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