Peace party gains in Tsarskoe Selo talks on peace basis
Dispatches from St. Petersburg report a government faction pressing for an end to the war with Russia willing to accept a reasonable basis for peace via France. Emperor’s ministers split, with M. Witte and pro peace ministers favored, war party opposed. French and German influences bolster the pacific line as Tsarskoe-Selo discussions continue.
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St. Petersburg
Japan
Russia
Pacific
Tsarskoe-Selo
Sakharoff
Avellan
Admiralty
War Party
War
Marine
M. Witte
William
Asaay
Notice of Marriage and Death Insertions Across Major Papers
The Washington Post will insert marriage and death notices at no extra charge into a wide regional network including the New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St. Louis Republic Syracuse Post-Standard St Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer upon request and approval in the morning newspapers listed.
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Washington Post
Othher
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
T. Louis Republic
Syracuse Post-Standard
ST. Paul Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Married Names and Announcements in Washington Area Notices
A list of marriage banns and funeral notices from Washington and nearby areas including Richmond and Baltimore. Entries name couples such as Campbell and Porter and Browne, with dates in March 1905, plus funeral services and interment details for Lizzie Brown Amelia Gantt Elizabeth Graham Charles Humphreys Mary King and others.
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Browne
Portland
Alice Key Browne
John _ Mills Browne
United States Navy
St. John’s Church
Sixteenth
H Streets
Arlington
Brown
Lizzie RR. Brown
Twelfth Street
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Gantt
Langley
Amelia T. Gantt
Episcopal Church
Tangley
Graham
Elizabeth Graham
Alexandria
Humphreys
Charles Humphreys
Loring
Mary Boott
Edward G. Lorfing
Maguire
James F. Maguire
I Street
St. Aloysius
King
At &A.m
Eighth Street
Mary E
John J. King
Oliver
Health Office Record Deaths Reported Through March 24
List of deaths with ages and addresses including Charles Beall 62, Lula Brasheara 29, Raymond Bowen 40, John Dyer 9 days, Martha Johnson 64, Victoria Foster 61, James A. Goddard 64, Eliza Roy 56, Rebecka Stephens 37, Hannah Welch 12, Mary Wilson 5% years and others. Names include Georgetown Hospital and Adams locales.
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Charles Beall
W. F. Beaumont
Monroe St
Anacostia
Raymond Bowen
Lula Brasheara
Thomas Brown
Hoep
Sarah J. Chapman
Mary Combs
Wyle Nw
Vernon Dursey
Georgetown Waly
John Dyer
Stephen’s Ct
Molle Dyer
Hue
Sarah J. Field
Victoria Foster
J. Nw
James A. Goddard
Grant Nw
Marie Hurt
Georgetown Univ
Georgetown Univ. Hoop., 43 Years. Martha Johnson
Fist
Tannellytown
Raymond Marlow
George H. Newman
Funeral directors and embalmers advertise services in DC area
Multiple undertakers list offices on F Street and Pennsylvania Avenue with phone numbers and claims of first class services. Names include W R Speare, William Lee, Joseph Gawler, A F Harvey's Sons, John P Wright, and others offering burial, embalming, cremation, and chapel facilities at moderate prices.
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William Lee
Funéeri
Pennsylvania
Joseph Gawler
A. F. Harvey's Sons
Boe Bled
Nectheate
Japan Russia peace terms in Pacific war outlook
The piece surveys likely channels for peace talks between Russia and Japan, noting that Russia believes Japan will not move first or reveal terms until official overtures are made in the Emperor's name. It discusses possible concessions, suggesting Russia might offer compensation such as Port Arthur Dalny Chinese Eastern Railway proceeds, prisonermaintenance payments, fisheries rights, or naval adjustments, while avoiding ceding Sakhalin.
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Mperor
Nicholas
Japan
M.“Delcasse
Montono
Paris
Harmand
Sand Count Katsuge
Tokyo
Eamperor
Russia
Henry Detring
Tientsin
Li Hung Chang
John W. Foster
Pacific
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Dalny
Sakhalin
Port Danny
Russia to Build Big Navy Amid International Shipbuilding
St. Petersburg reports growing chances that American shipyards will win a large share in Russia’s vast naval rebuilding program. Aimed at equality with leading powers, the plan favors home yard development, possible Baltic or Gulf of Finland plants, and French and American competition while curbing British bids.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Nicholas
Admiralty
America
France
Baltic
Finland
An Appeal to Russia by George Meredith in Times
London reports poet George Meredith has contributed a Times poem titled The Crisis, urging Russia to find courage and endure peril. The verse, quoting a stirring admonition to the spirit of Russia, calls for solidarity with heroic offspring and a resolute resolve to confront abuse and danger.
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George Meredith
London Times
London
the Times
Russia
Empire
Japanese battle ship Kashima launched in England
The Kashima, one of two sister ships built for Japan, was launched at the Elswick yard in Newcastle on March 22 in the presence of Baron Hayashi. The Hashima and Katori, built at Barrow in Furness, displace 16,400 tons with 19 knot speed and carry four 12 inch guns, four 10 inch guns, and twelve 6 inch guns. Armor belts reach nine inches with four inch superstructures for full upper-works protection.
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Kashima
England
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Elswick
Baron Hayashi
Great Britain
Hashima
Katori
Japan
Barrowin-Furness
Charcoal Lozenges Promoted as Health Remedy
A Buffalo physician touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a natural purifier and stimulant for digestion, breath, and complexion. The ad claims charcoal absorbs gastric gases, disinfects the mouth and throat, and improves overall health with daily use, priced at 25 cents a box.
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Stuart
Death of Antonin Proust Follows Disputed Visit to Dancer
Paris report states Antonin Proust minister of fine arts in the Gambetta cabinet died by two gunshots, following a visit from Rosetta Mauri, renowned Paris opera dancer. Proust, born 1832, had long suffered melancholy linked to disputes with Mauri. Mauri, once a leading Paris opera dancer, retired in 1898.
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Paris
Antonin Proust
Gambetta
Rosetta Mauri
Proust
Chamber of Deputies
Niort
M. Proust
Panama Canal
Assize Court
Panama
Rossita Mauri
Paris Opera
Delay in Fugitives Case in Montreal Extradition
Montreal March 22 Justice Davidson dismissed the writ of prohibition challenging Extradition Commissioner La Fontaine's qualification in the Gaynor Greene case. The trial will proceed on its merits before La Fontaine, with appeals possible to the full bench of the Court of Kings Bench. Gaynor and Greene face U S fraud charges connected to Savannah Harbor improvements, with many U S witnesses in attendance.
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Montreal
la Fontaine
Gaynor- Greene
Davidson
Messrs
Tesuheran
Casgrain
Gaynor and Greene
Court of Kings Bench
United States
Gaynor and
Greene
Savannah Harbor
Death of Dr He Capen Tufts College president dies
Medford Massachusetts March 22 Rev Himer HE Capen D D president of Tufts College died at his home of pneumonia He was 67 years old He had served as president since 187% A widow one son and two daughters survive Cleveland Ohio March 22 three priests of the Cleveland diocese died within four days Rev Andrew Magenham pastor of St Peters Church Mansier died tonight of nervous prostration He was 66 and had been with the diocese for 30 years Rev Henry Kaempker pastor of St Marys Church Massillon died tonight of typhoid fever aged 57 The funeral of Rev J D Helland who died at North Ridge Ohio was held today Baraboo Wisconsin March 22 Michael Clifford died at Reedsburg aged 1 He was born in Ireland so on
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Medford
Mass
Himer HE. Capen
Tuft's College
Capen
Tufts
Cleveland
Ohio
Andrew Magenham
St. Peter's Church
Mistrial in Lundberg Case Over General Slocum Loss
New York March 22 Jury in second trial of Henry Lundberg former assistant inspector of steamboat hulls failed to reach a verdict on charges of criminal neglect of duty leading to manslaughter in the General Slocum disaster. The jurors were dismissed tonight after the deadlock.
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Slocum
New York
Henry Lundberg
Hfe
Ciel
Queen Alexandra Welcomed in Lisbon With Ceremonial Pageantry
In Lisbon on March 22 Queen Alexandra of Great Britain arrived to a crowded harbor as the royal yacht led a procession down the river. King Charles and ministers greeted her, with two gilded galleys and hundreds of decorated steamers and pigeons releasing British color ribbons. A quay pavilion hosted formalities before a state carriage procession to the palace amid Camellias and cheering crowds. A royal banquet followed at the palace with a state concert and illuminated streets late at night.
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Kingland
Portugal
Lisbon
Queen Alexandra
Great Britain
Charles
Africans in revolt in southern Cameroons report
National Zeitung reports general insurrection of natives in southern Cameroons German West Africa. News not officially confirmed. Also notes Lord Curzon ill in Calcutta. Shipping updates list vessels arriving in New York Dover Liverpool Cherbourg and departures from Bremen to Southampton and Queenstown to Liverpool.
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Cameroons
Berlin
National Zeitung
German West Africa
New York
Vaderland
Antwerp
Dover
Pennsylvania
Southampton
Wilhelm der Grosse
Bremen
New “York
Cher
Liverpool
Oceanic
Queenstown
Cherbourg
Kaiser
Grosae
Saited
Touronte
New Tothe
Fairbanks South banquet stirs white reaction in North Carolina
Vice President Fairbanks addressed about 400 banquet attendees in Raleigh at the Benbow dining room after a Washington's Birthday celebration. He praised North Carolina's progress, urged unity, and defended the nation against sectional strife while stressing justice, property rights, and the duty of parties to serve the country.
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Iid
Hs Ae
Blackburn
Walla
Benbow
Smilax
Political Honesty and the Roaring Republican Road
A North Carolina rally cites Washington's warnings against party misrepresentation and urges Republicans and Democrats to unite for national progress. Speakers advocate honesty in politics, critique sectionalism, celebrate Roosevelt and McKinley era policy gains, and call for a fair ballot, open debate, and broad national aims.
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Utraw
Atate
Gward
Mirer
Nation
North Carolina
Tennessee
SA Minsouri
Kentucky
Damterade Party
Mieneg
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Praised in Advertorial Testimony
A promotional testimonial extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as the great kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims kidney trouble is most serious, urges readers to try Swamp Root, notes sample offers and a free information book, and cites a Washington Daily Post insert mention.
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Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Washington Daily, Post
Sisemaree Siples
Banquetroom Elated by Republican Cheers After Telegram Regret
Hon Ey Spencer Blackburn read a telegram of regret from Postmaster General Cortelyau as a few banqueters deserted tables yet cheered Republican sentiments until after 2 a m. E G Ww Cos of Wah to Russia notes Manchurian war costs and home savings. St. Petersburg reports an internal loan at 9 percent as Russia pursues peace.
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Spencer Blackburn
Cortelyau
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