Invasion of England Lesson of Manchurian War
Lord Ellenborough warned in the House of Lords about dangers if news spread before a declaration of war. Lords Selborne and Serhorne argued against a law to curb press reporting, stressing risks to sea power and the strategic impact of suppressing information during wartime. They noted Britain’s defenses and Japan’s reliance on destroying the Russian fleet.
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London
House of Lords
Lord Ellenborough
Lord Selborne
Admiralts
Wien
Japar
Lord Serhorne
Lord Ellenvereigh
Admiralty
Port Arthur
Great Britain
Silom
Lord Bmenborough
Sian
Britain
Japan
Italians In America Debate Immigration and Trade
The Italian Senate debated Italy United States relations focusing on American immigration policy described as imperialistic yet not conquest driven. Senators urged fighting aliteracy, denouncing lynching, and called for tariff changes while considering a new immigration bill. Sir Henry Irving’s health status was reported as satisfactory in England with a royal inquiry note from Queen Alexandra.
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Rome
Senate
Prince Odescalchi
Italy
United States
America
Pieranton
Anator Baron Fava
Washington
Titton
New York
Protection Polev
Sir Henry Iirving
Wolverhampton
England
Sir Henry Irving
Queen Alexandra
Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Relief For Heart Strain
Prominent warnings of heart dangers from pain in chest breathing and dizziness. Endorsed by a patient, Charles Goodrich, who credits the medicine for curing his condition after trials with physicians and a Memphis treatment. Sold by local druggists with a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co.
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Dr. Miles
Miles
Memphis
Mr. Young
St. Louis
Trial hears witness on Schmidt confession in Taylor murder case
In Bridgeport Connecticut on March 3, the Schmidt murder trial heard a private detective testify that Schmidt confessed in Paducah Kentucky to the killing of William Taylor. The judge ruled the confession itself inadmissible but allowed testimony about stolen items and a $40 payment from a New York jeweler.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Sess
Paul Herbert Schmidt
Paducah
Schmidt
Taylor
Wheeler
McCabe
Crittenden Rouse
Sherman
New York
Postage Rates on The Post Inauguration Edition
The Post announces a two cent stamp required for mailing today’s issue featuring the President. Tomorrow’s Sunday edition with Vice President imagery and memorabilia will require five cents postage.
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the Post
Railroads to Tax Crowds for Washington Inauguration
In Alexandria crowds flock to Washington for the inaugural ceremonies causing travel strain. Extra trains on the Washington Southern line run 9 and 10 am with additional return runs, though river ice hampers steamer plans and limited electric railway service persists. A coroner's jury is empaneled to investigate Frederick H. Schneider’s death after a head on electric railway collision near Spring Park. Funeral services were held for B Franklin Eintwisle, and engaged Miss Florence Davidson to Lieut. Charles Margne. William Tongue, Southern Railway fireman, died at 108 South Columbus Street.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Washington
Electric Railway Company
Mount Vernon
Washington-Southern Railway
Ninth Street
Maryland Avenue
Christ Church
Carlyle House
Acironer
Frederick H. Schneider
Spring Park
Domaine &Son
Corever Purvis
Corporation Court
Sehneider
Cox
B. Franklin Eintwisle
South Lee Street
Brooke
Mr Carpenter
O. ¥. Phillips
G. &. Markell
George Windsor
H. . Ramsey
James Eveleth
Florence Davidson
F. J. Davidson
Charles Margne
William ‘Tl Tongue
Southern Railway
Columbus Street
Calvert County
Rigid Athletic Course At Military And Naval Academies
The President may approve a joint board report recommending four years of rigid athletic training for cadets at West Point and Annapolis, extending past the first year. If enacted, the plan will raise physical standards for officers and, later, for enlisted personnel across the services.
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Military
Naval
Army and Navy
Col
A. L. Mills
Miliitary Academy
West Point
Joint Board
Neretofors
Army
Navy
Lew Wallace’s Country Place Offered to Government for Hatchery
Henry Wallace writes Representative Landis offering water bubble and the Lew Wallace estate near Indianapolis for a government fish hatchery. The property includes large artificial lakes a keeper’s lodge and hatchery equipment. The note appears in a period piece of early 20th century reporting.
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Lew Wallace
Indianapolis
Ind
Henry Wallace
Charles Landis
Gen. Wallace
Glorified Beauty Of Hair Across The Corner
A vivid feature extols crowning hair as emblem of beauty. It celebrates luxuriant tresses in black or gold tones and contrasts them with alabaster skin, declaring that any color becomes a woman when it flatters her. The piece centers on hair as essential chic.
Mme Yale's Hair Tonic Promises Lustrous Hair For All
An advertisement asserts that luxuriant hair enhances appearance for both genders. It claims Mme Yale's Hair Tonic aids hair growth, cures scalp diseases, and improves dignity and style with no grease or discomfort. The product is described as clean, delicately fragrant, and pure.
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Mme. Yale
Mme Yale
Mme
Yale
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Hodeida
Baltimore
Return
Pennsylvania
Saunday
Flatiron
284 Street
Broadway
New “of
the Oriental Restaurant
Ave
North German Lloyd Steamship Company
S. S
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
Paris
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Friedrich der Grosse
Prinzess Alice
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Egypt
China
Australia
Koenig Albert
Prinzess Irene
Koenig In
Luise
Express Steamship
Hohenzollern
Oelrichs & CO
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Penna, Ave
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