President Roosevelt rides to zoo after inauguration
President Roosevelt rode horseback through Zoo Park on his first Sunday after inauguration avoiding crowds at the White House. Thousands gathered on grounds while he left via the west gate for a northern excursion and a church visit with Vice President Fairbanks attending Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Roosevelt
White House
Taney
Angrr Jm
Oan Sims
Al 245
Wari
Corcoran
Bas Devei
Connecticut Avenue
Wereimobs
Khpt Lung
Fairbanks
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Courch
John Vershial
Geo Grant
Bishop Newmain
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Fry Moooruster
Oof Lin
Notice on Insertion of Marriage and Death Notices
Notice states marriages and deaths can be inserted in leading national papers at no charge upon application. It lists 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 Leader Standard St Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Golrier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Provinence Joumnal Hochester Herald
ST. Lglis Republic
Syrat
Fait Standard
ST Pau
Pioneer Pris
Minneapolis Triune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Emory and Gasch Marriages and Funeral Notices
A set of obituary and marriage notices from early March listing Emory and Gasch marriages, a Baltimore issue for Herman Gisch, and multiple funeral announcements. Included are timing details, residences, and interment notes at various locations in Baltimore, Washington DC, and Springfield Ohio, with references to St Peters Church and Olivet.
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Marely
Cather Eliabeth
Belo
Edo Wie
Herman Gisch
Fourteenth Street
Marth- West
Astienaton
Baltimore
Frederick
New York City
Flayten
Sandis
Maire
Rottan
Fmma Low
Marion Hayden
St Petes Chureh
Marena
Olivet
Latrence
Cin Sundas
P Om
Ermie Beatty
William Thomas Toimence
Emma A
Edna
Wlilwins
Columbia Road Northwest
James Drew Wilkins
Nannie Bradley
Wilkins
Springfield
Ohio
Zimmerman
George Washington University
Bert Holy
City
Induction Praise at Church Service for Vice President
A church sermon on Liberty drew a large crowd who gathered after the service at the Vice President's pew to congratulate him on his induction into his high office.
Roosevelt's inaugural address praised in Paris papers
Paris newspapers react to Roosevelt's inaugural speech calling it a triumphal hymn to American grandeur and prosperity. Temps says it smacks of imperialism and militarism while Journal des Debats notes confidence in himself and the nation's destinies. Patrie hails it as an inspired manifesto and Roosevelt's sense of a global mission.
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Paris
Roosevelt
Temps
Journal Des Debats
The
Patrie
Carnegie Vows To Aid Justice In Chadwick Case
Andrew Carnegie agreed to testify in Cleveland as needed to aid justice in the Chadwick securities case. He noted dissimilar handwriting between his signature and that on the bank paper and said he would appear in court at 9:30 am to be sworn as a witness. Cleveland officials sought to determine if he could be exonerated from a second trial while federal indictments loom.
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Chadwick Securities
Cleveland
Ohio
Maren
Chadwick
Nathan Loeser
Harvey R. Keeler
Andrew Carnegie
Sylvester T. Everett
Loeser
Carnegie
Buveimmecn
Gould
Keeler
Francis J. Wing
J. P. Dawley
Indian Centenarian Dead in Shawnee Oklahoma at 110
Elathlo Narjo a Seminole known as Old Fish died in Shawnee at age 110. Born in the Everglades Florida he fought in the War of 1812 and in Seminole wars. He enlisted as a volunteer soldier for the Union in the Civil War and later lived with his tribe gaining a reputation as a doctor among Indians.
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Shawnee, Okla
Elathlo Narjo
Ameriica
Everglades
Florida
Cotton experts for Far East to enlarge American exports
San Francisco March 5 Both Harriman and Hill rail and steamship interests plan dispatching experts to the Far East to study how to widen markets for American cotton products in China and elsewhere. Reports will be shared with cotton leaders worldwide and with the government if a commission is appointed to boost exports.
Right of Petition Spurs Russian Reform Battle in Czarist Era
Russian reaction and liberal factions debate the March 3 rescript granting representative participation in law making. Supporters call it a step toward a bill of rights, while opponents warn of unreached promises. Officials anticipate a fight over zemstvo inclusion and potential upheaval in Moscow and St. Petersburg.
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London Times
Washington Post
St. Petersburg
Promised Land
Count Golenshchey Kutuzov
Russia
Moscow
Warsaw and Lodz Quiet After Arrests and Strikes
Warsaw reports hundreds of suspected agitators detained since Thursday with soldiers patrolling as the city remains calm. M. Maxinovitch, named governor general, arrives soon after a career ending as Ataman of the Don Cossacks. In Ledz 7000 Pozminski cotton mill workers strike amid owner absences and threat of unrest.
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Warsaw
M. Maxinovitch
Dresden
Ural
Don Cossacks
Austria
Germany
Ledz
Pozmianski
Farewell to Ambassador Meyer in Rome Banquet
Retiring Ambassador Meyer was feted by the diplomatic corps and Italian leaders at a grand Rome banquet on March 4. Foreign Minister Titton and French Ambassador Barrere praised him, while other speakers honored his diplomatic service and the deepening U S Italian friendship. Meyer announced the American Academy’s villa Mirafiori purchase as a permanent home.
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Rome
Meyer
Titton
M. Barrere
William 8. Rainsford
St. George's Church
New York
Mr. Meyer
Rookevelt
Marquis Conturbia
American Academy
Henry Walters
J. Pierpont Morgan
W. K. Vanderbilt
Villa Mirafiori
Italy
Villa Miraffori
Victor Emmanuel
Germany seeks reciprocity treaty to stem American trade loss
Berlin plans for a German American reciprocity pact as Germany forges new trade treaties with Austria France and Russia. The U S stance hinges on Senate action as officials weigh a broad slate of reciprocity pacts and a special session begins.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Foreign Office
United States
Usatter
Hay
American Board of Trade
Austria
France
Russia
America
Germany
Emperor Wildkm
Baron Eleinburg
Europe
United States Senate
Senate
Lady Curzon Welcomed at Calcutta Arrival
Lady Curzon and the viceroy arrived in Calcutta to a warm reception. The corporation welcomed them at the railway station with an address and a diamond ornament. A Light Horse escort and a large crowd accompanied them to Government House where an ivory casket address was presented by Calcutta’s ladies. The couple expressed pleasure at the reception.
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Calcutta
Curzon
India
Corporation
Government House
Gord
Lady Curzon
Argentina Extends State of Siege Sixty More Days
Buenos Ayres reports that after a three hour cabinet meeting the President issued a decree extending the state of siege for sixty days to restore public confidence and internal peace, to insure free trade, and to prepare military and civil reforms for Congress while maintaining constitutional order.
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Argentina
Buenos Ayres
Congress
Russian Retreat Turns Into Rout Near Mukden Encounter
Crisis in the war continues as Russian forces retreat after a dawn clash with Japanese scouts near Laopien twelve miles from Mukden. A dust storm aided Japanese pressure as thirty guns fired at close range. Russians suffered five officers and about two hundred men killed, while Japanese losses remain unknown.
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Laopien
Mukden
Tie Pass
Oyama Tells of Successes In Manchuria Drive
Tokyo reports Field Marshal Oyama pressing encircling advances around Russian lines near Mukden and Shakhe, tightening a cord of troops. Kuropatkin attempts to slow the Japanese, as heavy fighting and losses mount. Japanese gains include captured stores and provisions along multiple positions and lines. Estimates place Kuropatkin’s force around 400,000 east of the lake Baikal area, with a total front near 700,000 men east of Lake Baikal.
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Tokyo
Oyama
Shakhe
Fushun
Mukden
Hsienchuang
Tita
Manchutntun
Housuntupottu
Tangahiatua
Wuchenying
Shakhe Village
Laishonpao
Shuhopao
Slaoneho
T Liao
Chantan
Shufangtai
Wochlaho
Taitse
Lamuko
Wanchangpao
Tahantal
Rapatkin
Shukhe
Pass
Vladivostok
Lake Baikal
Thirteen Japanese Assaults Repulsed at Kandalesan
Reports from Gen. Kuropatkin detail Mukden area activity as Japanese forces near Kandalesan and Suchudiza attack positions. Thirteen charges occurred with repulsions at Kandalesan and Putiloff Hill, while Suchudiza and Lanschanpa fell to the enemy and the left flank saw limited progress near Kuchiatzu.
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Kandalesan
St. Petersburg
Mukden Station
Kuropatkin
Suchudiza
Lanschanpa
Putiloff Hill
Kandolesan
Mukden-Siumintin
Shakhe
Gaotu Pass
Kidiadzu
Schauleff
Col. Gurkev
Maiden-Sinmintin
Hun River
Suchudgia
China lodges protest over Japan occupation of Sinmintin
Tokyo reports that China has lodged a protest against Japan denouncing the occupation of Sinmintin as a breach of Chinese neutrality. The note suggests Japan will insist Russia’s recent move in Sinmintin makes the area belligerent, framing the action as military necessity to safeguard Japanese interests. Also brief notices of ocean steamer movements and an advertisement for laxative cold remedy conclude the item.
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Tokyo
China
Japan
Russia
Sinmintin
Caronia the Largest Cunard Ship Arrives from Liverpool
The Cunarder Caronia arrived from Liverpool and Queenstown on her maiden voyage after seven days nine hours at an average 16.33 knots. With 2,198 aboard and a crew of 442, she features water tight bulkhead doors, vast cargo capacity, 19 knot trial speed, and is designed as unsinkable with future auxiliary cruiser capability.
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New York
Carania
Liverpool
Queenstown
Caronia
Cunard
Cycebank
Capitol
Washington
American Ambassador and Consul Laryngitis and Typhoid
In Mexico City Ambassador Clayton recovers from a severe laryngitis attack while American Consul Parsons remains in the American hospital with a severe typhoid illness. Both officials are in convalescence and continuing their respective duties in the hot country.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Clayton
Parsons
Cuticura Growth Claim From Independence Virginia Testimony
A. W. Taft of Independence Virginia dated Sept 15 1904 reports twelve years of falling hair and dandruff. After using Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap his scalp cleared dandruff and hair loss stopped. He notes his hair is growing well again and praises Cuticura Soap as a toilet soap.
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A. W. Taft
Independence
Colored man may head U S internal revenue in New York
New York Republicans discuss a possible transfer filling the vacancy created by Charles H. Treat moving to a U S Treasury post. Charles W. Anderson, dubbed the colored Demosthenes, would be appointed as internal revenue collector for the district including old New York City. Supporters hail the move as a gesture to African American voters while critics doubt the party line.
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New York
United States
Ellis H. Roberts
Internal Revenue
Harles Hi. Treat
Treat
City of
Charles W. Anderson
Anderson
Big City
Empire State
Republican
Internal Revenue Collector
South
State Racing Commission
Maryland
West Virginia
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Roberts
New York City
Sheriff Quells Race Riot in Senatobia Miss
In Senatobia Mississippi last night a race clash between white men and black residents escalated to gunfire. Sheriff deputies arrived to restore order after a white man Hyde shot a black man Tate, who sought refuge in a cabin as crowds pursued him and attacks spread to nearby Negroes.
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Senatobia
Miss
Fred
Jim Tate
Busto Hyde
C. c. Perkins’ Store
Hyde
Tate
Arch Bruce
Not Melons At Rocky Ford Boosts Health With Grape-Nuts
A man describes severe illness from poor health including memory loss sleeplessness and heart trouble. After switching to Grape-Nuts and cream for four months he reports weight regained rosy complexion better memory and full rest at night. He credits Postum Co. with the testimonial and notes health improvements from intake.
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Rocky Ford
Colo
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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