Debate on the tariff test motion in the House of Commons
March debate features Churchill in a likely final Commons session spat over a tariff measure tied to imperial unity and protective duties. Unionist Free Feaders align with opposition. motion to table fails 2 to 2H amid crowded galleries and strong party rhetoric.
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Free Feaders
Chamberlain
Winston Churchilli
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Tre Fuoders
Fo Boy
Ubon
Death notices appear in washag pages without charge
Notice lists multiple obituaries and funeral notices dated March 1965 from various cities and newspapers. It names individuals such as Thomas Church, Anita Dyler Poor, Helen C, Kate Vo Fein, and Jacques Jouve among others, with details on dates, residences, and burial plans. The fragmentary text references streets, cemeteries, and funeral home mentions, reflecting a public notices section across regional publications.
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Ma Vlige
Inc
Aphing
Sore Times
SN Globe
Gurie & Nsatt
Enquirer
R.cord Afrald Fhilaoe PU
Flelil Ledger
Pitt Alf
DI Patch Provioen E Journal Poues UR Hapald ET Lglis
Muse
Siandard ET Pall
Bil R Poor
Thomas Church
Ernest Smith
Lhe Ca
Jr Wulmer Uettenant
Zavy
Anita Dyler Poor
Zoya
Sixth Street
Bretow
Kaue
Lamar
Trowuk
Albert Bartsbrook
Young
Emma
Brooks Fulks
Tnt
New York City
Helen C
Tie da Walker
TI Campbell
Claprke
John A Clarke
Tueuril Services
Frm
Lees
Stirt
Kate Vo Fein ' Fureril
St Martins
Noth Wipitel
T Streets
Tidophia
Pittsburg
Siblex
J Keller
Hook Creek
Trines Tsui
Jewel
Mai Jies
Jen
Yay Hoom
Slob Steel
Jacques Jouveru
Yenik Creek
Jaltar
Joeph
Ainye Lacierud
Fustma
St Marys Cemetery
Nocka i Mio
Reever Teral
Tap Seta Street
Ecvoltfet
Alpert Csendingel
Bor
Churchill and Chamberlain Clash Over Previous Question
In a heated debate the government moved the previous question amid fears of discussion. Churchill backed by some Unionists pressed for his motion while Chamberlain attacked perceived evasions. Balfour defended free trade and urged a free conference on colonial relations. The house divided 302 to 260, defeating Churchill and signaling strong ministerial support and broader backing for Chamberlain’s approach.
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Churchill
Joseph Chamberlain
House
Mr. Churchill
Chamberlain
Balfour
Mr Chamberlain
H FH Asquith
Littleton
George Hamilton
J Goschen
RF Cavendish
John Gorst
D Elliott Thoras Gibson Bowles
Lord Hugh Cecil
Chamberlainites
Russian Fleet Returns as to Sending Naval Force to Far East
Paris dispatch notes the entire Russian fleet has left Madagascar waters for Tibutal French Somalia. Russia undecided on further eastern Asian deployments while nine Hamburg American steamers revert to the company. Palatia and Armenia sail for Libau under German flag. Port Arthur coal ships returned on orders.
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Paris
Tananarivo
Madagascar
Tibutal
Hamburg
Red Sea
Asiatic
St Ninian
Batavia
Tne
Hamburg-American Steamship Company
Russia
Hamburg-American Company
Palatia
Phoenicia
Armenia
Libau
Franklin
Con- Man Whiih
Cary
Port Arthur
Revival of Peace Talk Amid Russian Retreat and Mukden News
Reports from St Petersburg on March 7 discuss renewed peace talk following Russia's retreat at Tie Pass. Despite Oyama's failure to crush Europatkin, calls for peace persist as Vice Admiral Horestvensky's Madagascar squadron moves toward Jubtil, possibly to join reinforcements for a future battle with Togos fleet. The outcome hinges on the Mukden defeat and remaining reverses, with no decision until full details emerge.
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St Petersburg
Tie Pass
Oyama
Europatkin
Horestvensk
Madagascar
Mukden
Rorestvensky
Togos
Baltimore Man Missing Sparks Police Alarm in New York
George W Brownley, eastern agent for Knowles Taylor Knowles potters of East Liverpool Ohio, disappeared March 1 from a downtown New York hotel after five weeks. Col Will A Rhodes called police March 8 asking a general alarm be sent. Brownley, a Baltimore resident, carried about 3350 in cash February 23 and had no apparent reason for disappearance.
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George W Brownley
New York
Col Will A Rhodes
Knowles, Taylor & Knowles Potters
East Liverpool
Ohio
Brownley
Baltimore
Cat Rhodes
Col Rhodes
Georgians Threaten Revolution in Caucasia
London dispatch reports open defiance in western Caucasus as Georgian unrest grows. An expeditionary force is mobilized under Gen Ahagonev, with British and American consuls warned. Arrests follow as Armenian and anti Semitic tensions surface and peasant uprisings spread across central Russia.
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Zemsky Sobor
Far East
Novoe Vremya
Manchuria
Associated Press
London
Daily Mall
Batoum
Caucasus
Georgia
Ahagneev
Revolutionary Committee
Baku
Kuropatkin Headed for Fall in Russian Command Shakeup
After defeat at Mukden, General Kuropatkin faces possible dismissal as Sakharoff or Grand Duke Nicholas may assume supreme command. A powerful faction and imperial circle oppose him, arguing his retreat strategy failed to win victory. Friends claim no other general could do better, warning the removal could echo Civil War exchange of leaders.
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Sakharoff
Grand Duke
Nicholas
St Petersburg
Mukden
Kuropatkin
Nicholas Nicolavitch
Europatkia
Fabius
Is &Apth
Hood
Johnston
Retreating Russian Army Faces Heavy Losses in Ukraine
Russian forces withdraw as Kuropatkin’s position remains uncertain and reinforcements arrive. Officials report about 33,000 Russian casualties in ten days while Japanese tactics garner high praise from staff. The trial of retreat is contrasted with grand battlefield display.
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Kuropatkin
Kuropatkins
Okus
Reports by Commanders Describe Battles Near Hun River
Dispatches from Gen Kuropatkin dated March 7 and 6 recount Japanese attacks on Russian positions along the Hun River front near Yonsentan Yuanhuatan and Poutiloff Novgorod hill, with Russians claiming multiple machine gun captures and prisoner gains. Russians repulsed center assaults and recaptured ground near Zinvanche and Likuanpao while noting enemy reinforcements gathering near Mukden and Liukenahuan east of Tatchekiao.
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St Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Hun River
Yonsentan
Yuanhuatan
Poutiloff
Novgorod Hilla
Kandalisa
Sinmintin
Zinvanche
Tatchektan
Liukenahuan
Tatchekiao
Novgorod
Tokyo
Iimperial Army Headquarters
Singking
Huajen
Pinshihhata
Hualjen
Tieta
Machuntan
Shakhe
Tunchalun
Feild
Ta Mountain
Wanpao
East
Hanchenpao
Yang Stuatun
Mukden
Likuanpao
British Steamers Seized by Japan in War
Tokyo reports that the British steamer Venus from Cardiff to Vladivostok was seized March 4 and Aphrodite from Cardiff to Vladivostok was captured March 6 by Japanese warships. Since the war began Japan has taken 32 steamers carrying contraband of war, each over a thousand tons, totaling about 100000 tons.
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Tokyo
Venus
Cardiff
Vladivostok
Aphrodite
Japan
Wyndham as David Garrick at the National
A full house saw Wyndham deliver David Garrick in a commanding rendition, with strong support from Miss Mary Moore as Ada Ingot and Alfred Bishop as the father. The review lauds Wyndham's controlled, sympathetic pace, the play’s moral tone, and the production's period detail, noting Garrick's lasting stage imprint and the emotional peak in the room with Ada.
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National
T W Robertson
Alexander Dumas
Kean
Sothern
David Garrick
Theater Royal
Ada Ingot
Taysiering Garrick
Sir Charles
Garrick
Ada
Wyndham
Mary Moore
Ada Ingo
Alfred Bishop
Squire Chivy
LICENSED TO MARRY IN MULTIPLE PAIRS ACROSS COUNTIES
A list of proposed marriages includes William F Pettitt of Loudoun County Virginia with Catherine Smith of West Newton Pennsylvania alongside numerous other couples spanning Fauquier Lancaster Allegheny and Falls Church areas with partners named from Virginia Pennsylvania and Ohio reflecting a broad matrimonial register. Each entry records both partners and their counties of origin with no further details on dates or venues provided.
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William F Pettitt
Loudoun County
Catherine Smith
West Newton Pa
Joseph H Kines
Kate Vo Shipe
Fauquier County
Joseph H Briscoe
Sadie E Hall
Moses E Lakesid Nettle Mf
Esbeck
Portsmouth Va
Abtona Byrd
Lancaster County
Josephine Vichors
Roy Marcey
Bessie L- Havener
James Fletcher
Dinora Lee Prince R Harris
Sarah Roffutt
Austin Lovet
Emma Matthews
James Smith
Inghem Robison Harrigan S. Grandisonsp
Cora Higeon
Arthur L Upshaw
Martha Thomas
Wiliam T Powell
Alma E Hammersley Granvis Parker
Allegheny
Julia Robinson
Falls Church
Joseph Pach
Rose S#ligentha
Harry St Claire
Mattie Lewis
Deaths Reported Through March 8 1906 Health Office List
Health office record lists deaths from Providence Hospital to Georgetown University Hospital with ages from 2 to 103 years. Notable entries include Edith Barron 28, Lizzie Brooks 9, Nathan Burrham 78, Laura Driver 29, Jerome Gross 61, Margaret Hannan 20, Clarence Howard 14, Infant of Hosa Keene 24, Sliza Sanford 718, Mildred Staley 21, James Steele 40, Salina White 26, George Wieperk 61, Augustine Wilkinson 2, Bertha Zimmerman 24, and others up to 103 years.
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Edith Barron
Providence Hospital
Lizzie Brooks
Washington Asylum
Clarence Howard
G St Ne
Jonn H Jinks
Madison al
George Johnson
Yeate
Hosa
Geo Univ Hospital
James Steele
Wash Asylum Hospital
Lala
Thomas Wash Asylum Hospital
Salina H White
George H. Wieperk
Hidaphl
Augustine Wilkinson
Hilledsie
Bertha Zimmerman
Geo. Wash Uni. Hos
Relief of Collier Maine Intercept Plan Revealed
The Navy seeks to intercept the collier Brutus en route to Singapore and send her to aid the relief of the chartered Maine. Brutus would carry coal from Durban if reached and return to Cavite with cargo. Maine had 9,000 tons of coal from American ports bound for Cavite.
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Navy Department
Singapore
United States
Suez Canal
Maine
Durban
Natal
Naval
Cavite
Department
Naval Target Practice Heads North Atlantic Fleet
Rear Admiral Parker will sail from Guantanamo around March 2 to Pensacola to relinquish command to Rear Admiral Robley D Evans. Evans will hoist his flag aboard Maine and begin target practice. Newark is likely to lead the formation as she prepares for a summer cruise and will proceed north after completing her practice.
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Parker
North Atlantic
Guantanamo
Pensacola
Robley D Evans
Maine
Newark
Land for Navy Magazine Secured in Fore River Area
The United States government has secured an option on about 0 acres of land along Fore River in Plymouth County Massachusetts to be purchased for a naval magazine by the Bureau of Ordnance. The site lies in Hingham and Weymouth with easy land and water access, and the project is estimated to cost about 10.6 million dollars.
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Fore River
Mass
Boston
Plymouth County
United States
Bureau of Ordnance
Navy Department
Washington
Hingham
Weymouth
Stabbings at Ann Arbor Leave Two Students Critical
Harold H. Corsen of Birmingham Mich and L Warren, both sophomores, were stabbed during a hazing incident last night in Ann Arbor. Corsen suffered a heart membrane penetration and Warren was stabbed in the back with lung injury. No arrests yet. Also reported is a separate lynching in Tullahoma, Tenn., where a black man was hanged for larceny amid local unrest.
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Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor, Mich
Harold H . Corsen
Bimingham
L & Warren
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Ard
Fmnbalner
Connertion
Rommodigus Chapel
Widery
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Joseph Gawler
R. F. Harvey's Sons
John R. Wright
Baner Ant Ut
Rojestvensky
York
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Dover
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London Times
Washington Post
Skidlovski Commission
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Tiflis
Vardh
Armenian Revolutionary Committee
International Revolutionary Committee
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M Paznanski
Penza
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Moscow Gazette
Michael Muravieff
Ife
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Empire
Senate
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Vienna Railway
Af Maximovitch
Ekuropatkin
Health Office Record
Brutus
Naval Magazine
Innis P Swift
Twelfth Cavalry
Port Clark
Tex
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William W Reno
Fort Myer V
Army Transport Service
Sumner
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Artilery Corps
Quartermaster’s Department
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Buford
Manila
Philppine Islands
Philip E . Walker
Twelfth Infantry
Huntington
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Cellar Grove
Por Preble
Fort Myer Va
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F F Pletcher
Maren
G R Hysns
Naval Academy Annapolis
Ranger Ag
Z HH Tiltman
Naval War College
Whitten
Chicago
G H Cooke
Philadelphia
Hedman
Ranger
C W Ray
Navy Pay Office
Lnstead
H H Alkire
Greely
Norton Sound
Secretary of the Navy
Electric Boat Company
United States Navy
Newport News
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Cape Horn
Castima
Santo Domingo
Stewart
Santo Domingo City
San Juan
Denver
Guatanamo
Monte Crutt
Nanshan
Shanghai
Prairie
Alexandria
Rome
Munyon
Philade Pila
Sloan’s Art Galleries
G St
U. S. Treasury
D.C
Johnson
J Shanas
Eece
Ocd
G Street
C. G. Sloin & CO
Augoneers
Cmetree
Affleck’s Drug Store
PA. Ave
N. W
Tullahoma Tonn
Renee Gwynn
Brasfield
S. E. Cor
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