French Bankers Reluctant on Russian Loan Terms
Special dispatch reports French bankers open to Russia loan if terms tighten. Paris notes suggest two paths for Russia and Manchuria terms under negotiation. Berlin cites Russian war resolve and military petition to Nicholas against peace.
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Russia
Manchuria
Czar
Washington Post
Paris
Mukden
Amur
Ras- Sitn
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Turkey
Nicholas
Notice of Marriage and Death In Washington Post
Notice states that marriage and death notices published in The Washington Post may be reprinted in multiple newspapers at no extra insertion or telegraphing charge. Newspapers listed include New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Tribune Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rovelsina Herald and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Colrler
Cincinnati Enqliefr
Horald
Phiadelphia
Pubblic Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence
Jolrval Rovelsina Herald
Republic
Andard
Pall Pioneer Press
Mins
Espolis
Trissne
Cleveland Plain Dealer
LICENSED TO MARRY AND OBITUARY NOTES FROM YORK PA AREA
Fragmented obituary and marriage notices list multiple couples and individuals with residences in Philadelphia and nearby towns. Dates in March 1905 through 1908 appear, noting weddings, funerals, and memorials for Chase Pillingstley, Louisa Pian Harvey, and others, with services at St Domines Church and Prospect Hill Cemetery among locations. Public notices mention residents and kin, with several family names including Holden, Dunbar, Kliep, and Klomphrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floi den
Pusbans
Agnes M E.oper
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Mar Tind Avenue
Klamphrey Es
Lomprwood
Rbuffiale
Philo J “Eck
Von
Strieth
McOnnor
Fist
Rak Sherman Pseune
Church of Immuniculentr
Pottss
Wilton
Sap
Susie M
Seventh Street
Wanchester
Mareh
Maresh
Wilson King Wall
Irfinton
Nannie
Allan
Health Office Record Deaths Confused OCR Indicates Medical Notes
The Health Office records list numerous deaths with ages ranging from 9 months to 73 years. Entries include patients from multiple hospitals such as Emergency Hospital, St Ann's, and others, with scattered names like Rose, James Baker, Oliver Poy, Paul Duiroy, Honey Ewald, Kate Fields, Fitzaleth Grimide, and Joseph Airvia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Alsenth
Josiph Ho
Fut
Az c Rose
James Baker
Dows
Houpital
Paul Duiroy
Anna I Merchant
Mary Viddieron
Undertaker and Embalmer Ad Offers First Class Service
An advertisement for W. R. Speare, a Washington undertaker and embalmer, claims strictly first class service at reasonable terms. Contact numbers 4239 and 4281 are listed for inquiries.
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W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Vast Plain to Cross Russian army in Manchuria faces immense plain to Siberia
Gen Kuropatkin retreats to mountains north of the Tie Pass entrance as Russian forces in Manchuria struggle to shake off Japanese pursuit. Reinforcements arrive from Tieling and other towns, but the great Sungari plain offers little cover beyond the hills. The route from Tie Pass to Harbin spans nearly 300 miles, with farms, cattle, and hospitals at stations. Weather grows colder as the railway approaches Lake Baikal, and major supply depots line the rail line at Kwansuling and Tie Pass.
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Kuropatkin
Mukden
Tie Pass
Liaoyang
Europatkin
Tieling
Siberia
Mongolia
Kvaria
Harbin
Vladivostok
Northwest Territories
Canada
Vie Pass
Kaiyuan
Fenghuasien
Kirin
Winch Center
Commissariat
Manchuria
Lake Baikal
Kinin
Kwansuling
Kungehuling
Red Cross
Kurepatkin
Oyama
Siberian
Linevitch to command Manchurian army in place of Kuropatkin
Official announcement from St Petersburg states Gen Linevitch will replace Gen Kuropatkin as commander in chief of the Manchurian army. The change confirms a shift at top of Russian forces operating in Manchuria.
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Kuropatkin
St Petersburg
Linevitch
Threats at Moscow Alarm Officials Across St Petersburg
Anonymous letters claim plans to blow up public buildings in Moscow and St Petersburg, targeting army stores bound for Manchuria. Government reportedly told terrorists to pause for a month, while rumors of an aristocratic page corps plot surface despite official denial.
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St Petersburg
Moscow
Manchuria
Verhofsky
French correspondent reports capture at Mukden
Paris March 4 Ludovic Nadeau the French newspaper corespondent reported from Gantoupu yesterday to have been killed by Chinese at Mukden after the Russian retreat He says in a cable to the Journal that he was made a prisoner at Mukden by the Japanese and will be sent to Japan where he hopes to regain his liberty
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Paris
Ludovic Nadeau
Corespondent
Gantoupu
Mukden
Mr. Little
Chicago Daily News
The
Journal
Japan
Japan Asserts Good Neighbors Role With U S Philippines
Japanese Minister Takahira refutes Hull interview claims of Japan seeking Philippines after Russia war. He stresses Japan’s aim for peaceful, cooperative relations, asserting no intent to gain new territories and praising U S efforts in modernization and peace. He calls for mutual interdependence and stable trade between Japan and the Philippines.
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Hull
Philippines
Russia
Japan
Kogoro Takahira
American Congress
Hui
Manchuria
United States
Congress
Mikado to His Armies Congratulates Manchurian Victory
The Emperor of Japan sent a message to victorious Manchurian armies praising their autumn defense around Mukden rebuilt offensive, ten days of fierce fighting, snow and wind, driving the enemy to Tie Pass, taking tens of thousands of prisoners, and lifting Japan’s military prestige at home and abroad. He expressed gratification and urged greater exertions in the future.
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Tokyo
Mukden
Tie Pass
Buying American Flour in Minneapolis for Japan
Minneapolis mills report a large Japanese government order for flour. A prominent miller notes demand rose after Port Arthur’s fall and after Mukden, as Japan anticipated capturing many prisoners. The flour sold is not the very best but considered good.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Port Arthur
Mukden
Sinmintin Railroad Open Jubilation at Niuchwang
Traffic on the Yinkew Koupantse Sinmintin Railroad reopened today. Inhabitants of Niuchwang celebrate the capture of Tie Pass enabling a thousand junks long detained in the upper Liao River to move once the river opens, carrying vast beans and pancake supplies for merchants.
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Niuchwang
Tie Pass
Yinkew
Koupantse - Sinmintin
Liao River
Bomb Explodes Near St Petersburg Official’s Home
A late night blast on the tramway near the residence of M. Pobedonostseff procurator general of the Holy Synod caused no injuries. Separately Henry Clews sent congratulations to Marquis Ito for Japan's Mukden victory, and the grounded cruiser Kent was refloated after earlier storm damage.
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M. Pobedonostseff
London
St. Petersburg
The
Holy Synod
Kent
Firth of Forth
No Advance in Lumber Says North Carolina Pine Association
At a meeting in Norfolk on March 16 the North Carolina Pine Association decided that the planned advance on higher grades of manufactured lumber would not take effect and that all grades would stay as is. Officers and directors were re-elected and a banquet followed with numerous members from Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Norfolk
North Carolina Pine Association
Monticello Hotel
Association
E. C. Fosburgh
Virginia
J. A. Wilkerson
North Carolina
Maxwell Anderson
South Carolina
John L. Roper
John R. Walker
Cohn
John D. Biggs
George W. Jones
W. P. Jackson
E. M. Wiley
George T. Leach
J._T. Deal
John I. Roper
Frank Hitch
E. C_ Fosburgh
R. J Camp
R. S. Cohn
G. W. Truitt
John A. Wilkinson
John T Roper
E. C Fosburgh
R J. Camp
Franklin
George W Jones
W. B. Roper
John A Wilkinson
Belhaven
W. F. Harrison
Baltimore
Washington
Blades
Elizabeth City
Turner Newbern
N.C
W. P. Jordan
W Biggs
Williamston
John Peak
Emporia
Newell
Freeman
H M Wiley
New York City
J. G. McNeal
Garysburg
N. C
Joan R. Walker
W. Whitehead
Weimar German Crisis: Bebel Attacks War Plans in Reichstag
Berlin report recalls a heated Reichstag session where Chancellor von Buelow and Socialist leader Bebel clashed over Russia policy. Bebel condemned Germany's creeping approach to Russia and questioned ship sales to belligerents. He cited German transports with Admiral Rojestvensky and accused authorities of misleading crews and aiding Russian spies. Von Buelow defended against charges of aiming at war and warned that Socialists threaten institutions while harming Germany internationally.
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Berlin
von Bue |Jow
Herr Bebel
Germany
Russia
von Buelow
Prussia
Russian
Poland
St. Petersburg
Hebel
Rojestvensky
Socialist Party
Great Britain
North Sea
Turks Defeat Bulgarians as Apostel Is Slain in Battle
Saloniki report confirms the Bulgarian insurgent leader Apostol was killed. A fight near Smola, close to Ghevyell, pitted 500 Turkish infantry and cavalry against a strong Bulgarian force. Bulgarians suffered forty two dead, including Apostol, while Turkish losses were three killed and eight wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apostel
Saloniki
Turkey
Smola
Ghevyell
Apostol
LAYS CLAIM TO BALTIMORE WITH 100_YEAR LEASE CLAIM
Beaumont Kentucky man Jake Ford asserts Lloyd Ford owned the land Baltimore stands on and that a 100 year lease expired. He asks the mayor to review old sublease records and grants power of attorney to act, enclosing a reply stamp. The note notes potential legal action and urgency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Washington
Baltimore
Timanus
Jake H. Ford
Lloyd Ford
Jakuh Ford
Metcalfe County
Edwin H.brownaley
Ofice of the Burnt District Commission
Banker Testifies on Berry & Co Loans On Good Name
Henry R. Carse of Hanover National testified in the Jacob Berry & Co bankruptcy case that it was customary to loan large sums to brokers of good repute on their notes and using the firm’s good name as security. He described daily notes, lack of formal written agreements, and loans largely unsecured beyond the broker’s standing. The bank sold securities after the firm failed, returning a small balance to the receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover National
Jacob Berry & Co
Washington Post
New York
Henry R. Carse
Hanover National Bank
Stanley W. Dexter
Broadway
Carse
James Rosenbe
Bennett
Berry & Co
Fim
Berry Aco
Berry
busi‘Regs
Wall Street
Halsey & Hudnut
Stock Exchange
But & Ci
Rosenberg
Meyer Guggenheim Dead in Palm Beach at 78
Palm Beach dispatch reports Meyer Guggenheim copper magnate and head of M Guggenheim's Sons died of pneumonia at seventy eight. He built mining and smelting ventures in Colorado and Denver and was noted for philanthropy and civic reform work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Palm Beach
Fla
Meyer Guggenheim
Guggenheim
M Guggenheim
Colorado
Denver
Pueblo
Colo
Fire destroys feed store in Willama Barnes building
Fire destroyed the feed store run by Willam a Barnes at 210 212 Four and a half street southwest shortly after 10 last night. Origin unknown but believed sparks from smoking workmen ignited hay. Firemen needed about two hours to control flames. Loss about 8000 dollars insured. Barnes family escaped unharmed. store occupied front first floor, dwelling above. Barnes discovered smoke, alert neighbor, and alarmed fire department.
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Ir Willam A. Barnes, BF
Barnes
Mr. Barnes
Peabody Contests Legislature After Fraud Ruling
The State supreme court ruled the strategy to declare Governor McDonald’s election void illegal. Republicans split over Peabody’s contest as 104 Denver precincts and 28 more counties’ votes were rejected for fraud. Senator Morton Alexander shifted support to McDonald, who would be seated as governor.
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Peabody
Denver
William A. Griffith
McDonald
Morton Alexander
Sec
Alexander
Supreme Court
Ilegal
Jesse F. McDonald
Colorado
Ashtabula
Ohio
Leadville
Assembly
Adams
Durbin Presses for New National Committee Chair
Former Gov Winfield Durbin of Indiana met with Postmaster General Cortelyou to urge Harry S New for vice chairman of the Republican National Committee. Durbin argued New’s record warrants the move, while gossip swirls about veterans resisting outside selection and Cortelyou's possible resignation. Cortelyou asserted no change in plan and affirmed his retirement before long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield ST. Durbin
In- Wana
Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Durbin
Harry S New
Indiana
New
Gov. Durbin
Chicago
National Committee
CONSTITUTIONAL SURVIVORS ELECT OFFICERS IN RICHMOND
Henry C Stuart of Russell was elected president Alexander Hamilton of Petersburg vice president and J Thompson Brown of Bedford secretary of the constitutional survivors of Virginia's historic convention. The body met about sixty five strong and a banquet for 150 members and guests followed at the Masonic Temple with toasts from Stuart Governor Statague A P Thom Mayor McCarthy Attorney General Anderson R Walton Moore Joseph Bryan Judge Berryman Green A Caperton Braxton Judge William Gordon Robertson and Charles V Meredith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richmond
Henry C Stuart
Russell
Alexander Hamilton
Petersburg
J. Thompson Brown
Bedford
Virginia
John Goode
John W. Daniel
Senate
Masonic Temple
Henry Stuart
Gov
Monstague
A P. Thom
McCarthy
Anderson
R. Walton Moore
Joseph Bryan
Berryman Green
A. Caperton Braxton
William Gordon Robertson
Charles V Meredith
Root in running for 1908 presidency prompts Eastern push
Ex Secretary Elihu Root’s presidential ambitions gain early support from Virginia Republican circles. John Wise, long an ally of Root, has encouraged southern Republicans to back his bid while Root himself contemplates talks with top officials in Washington. Root may join Taft for a Philippines trip this summer.
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Virginia
Washington
Elihu Root
Hos. John
Wise
New York
South
Wiseis
Root
Roaot
Taft
Philippines
Mr. Roosevelt
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Nerve Renewal
A dated testimonial claims Paine's Celery Compound revives worn nerves and restores vitality after a nervous disorder. A. H. Merritt describes sleep loss, fatigue, and gradual recovery within six weeks, crediting the tonic for renewed health and able to resume life. Bandmaster M Wells endorses from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
Paine
A. H. Merritt
Music Hall
Boston
Mass
M. Vv
Rice Named for Speaker in Tenn Senate caucus
Mashyie Tenn March 16 Senator Ernest Rice was nominated by the Democratic caucus to succeed John I Cox as speaker of the senate. Cox is to succeed James B Frazier as governor. In Connellsville Pa March 16 during an altercation Louis Gaomi shot at his father and killed his twenty two months old sister. the father fled and has not been captured.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Barclay Leeds
Jeremiah Leeds
Absecon Island
Eliza Nokes
Mr. Leeds
Paine
E. Phelps
Dartmouth University
Rice
Mashyie
Tenn
Ernest Rice
Democratic Caucus Today
John I Cox
Senate
Cox
James B. Frazier
Connellsville
Louis Gaomi
Newhaven
End A
Marriage Invalid. San Francisco Wife Wins Maintenance Suit
Chicago reports Elizabeth Alleghettii wins a separate maintenance suit against Hendetta Allegretti. Allegretti argued he was too young to marry, but the court favored Allegretti, ordering support for her and her young daughter. Seven months later he married Rose Opozzi of Chicago, whom he claims as his wife.
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Chicago
Hendetta Allegretti
Rose Opozzi
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Fherbert
Aeta
J T Herbert
Health Office Record
Undertakers
D. William Les
Dricen F
Pennsylvania Ave
Joseph Gawler
Ave
A. F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth Street NW
Anatasia
John R. Wricht
Tenth Street
North 47
George P. Seore
Soaoe
Caskot
Nadeau
Takahira
Islands
Mikado
Sinmintin
Ito
Henry Clews
Marcuis Ito
Mr. Clews
Marquisito
Cresta Blanca
Burgundy
Rs Fe Co
Bebel
Rojesivensky
Morgantown
W. Va
George J. Humbert
Jacob Meurer
West Virginia University
Ross Spence
School of Music
Kron
Havre
la Larraing
NEW York Bankers’ System
Knoxville
Henry O. Ewing
Chattanooga
William A. Barnes
A.colling
Constitutional Survivors
Dover
Del
Delaware
H. Merritt
Wells, Richardson & Cod
Burlington, Vermont
Vallot
Addicks
Richardson
Saulsbury
Hughes
Apenta
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