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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1905

Page

35

Peace Party Gains Ground In Tsarskoe Selo Talks

A new pacific proposal may be near as a party within the Russian government pushes the Emperor toward ending the war with Japan on a reasonable basis. War party opposition remains fierce, but ministers favor peace with compensatory terms. French influence and German opinion bolster the shift. William of Germany reportedly offered good offices.

St. Petersburg Japan Russia Pacific Tsarskoe-Selo Sakharoff Avellan Admiralty War Party War Marine M. Witte William Asaay Mperor Nicholas M.“Delcasse Montono Paris Harmand Sand Count Katsuge Tokyo Eamperor Henry Detring Tientsin Li Hung Chang John W. Foster Manchuria

Notice of Marriage and Death Insertions Across Major Papers

The Washington Post will, upon application, insert notices of marriage and death at no extra charge in listed newspapers including 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, and Cleveland Plain Dealer.

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

Licensed to Marry and Obituary Notices Across Virginia and Maryland

A long list of marriages and deaths from Richmond and Washington area papers. Includes couples bound for marriage such as Robert M. Carter with Catherine Ward Mohler and John M. Jenking with Euna D. Nash, plus many notices of funerals and memorials, including Alice Key Browne, Lizzie Brown, Amelia T. Gantt, Elizabeth Graham, Lt. Col. Charles Humphreys, and Mary E. King. Details cover dates March 21–22, 1905, locations in Arlington, Langley, Tan gle y, and Washington DC, with funeral arrangements, interment notes, and sometimes church services.

Robert M. Carter Catherine Ward Mohler John M. Jenking Euna D. Nash Virgie Andiasche Clayton Richmond Abraham W. Taylor Limwond Frances M. Slitely Baltimore Wiliam A. Wilson Ida M. Browning John J. White Susan Fewks Joan Nanning Bessie B. Jones Lynchburg Andrew ¥. Bradley Julia A. Kellogg Edward Green Lizzie Foulkes William T. Andrews Annie M. Pesthe Forestville And Albert Williams Nelasa County Gracie Reynolds Albemarle County George Murray Verna Heiler Howart Manley Mattie Les Laurence L. Fleming Hattie Johnson Exynest Colbert Virginia Stuart Harry Kennedy Beassie Terrell 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 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 Twenty-Four

Health Office notices list numerous deaths with ages and addresses including Charles Beall 62, Lula Brasheara 29, Sarah J. Field 76, Mary Wilson 5 years, and others in Washington area localities such as Anacostia Georgetown and Georgetown University Hospital. The report covers residents aged from newborn to elderly and includes entries for institutionalized individuals and those living in NW and NE districts.

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

Undertakers and Embalmers Advertised in District Listings

A fragmented roster of funeral home ads lists W R Speare 940 F Street N W and J Gawler Main 131 with embalming services, William Lee and Harvey's Sons at 1325 and 1780 addresses, plus John Wright 1 00 Tenth Street NW. Ads promise first class service, moderate prices, and on site chapels with day and night availability.

William Lee Funéeri Pennsylvania Joseph Gawler A. F. Harvey's Sons Boe Bled Nectheate John BP. Wricht Nw. S Welt North 47

Japan, Russia face terms for peace and war fate

An article outlines that Russia expects Japan to initiate talks and warns Moscow will not concede territorial or indemnity demands. It notes potential compromises such as port rights and fisheries, while suggesting continued hostilities if no acceptable basis for agreement emerges.

Czar France Kaiser Russia Nicholas Japan Port Arthur Dalny Sakhalin

Russia to Build Big Navy and Rebuild its Shipyards

St Petersburg reports a vast Russian naval expansion with plans to restore parity with top sea powers. The program aims to boost domestic shipbuilding, reduce foreign reliance, and may invite American investment in new Baltic or Gulf of Finland yards. UK builders face limited prospects amid anti-British sentiment.

St. Petersburg Russia Nicholas Admiralty America France Baltic Finland

An Appeal to Russia by George Meredith in Times

London March 23. George Meredith contributes a Times poem titled The Crisis. He speaks to the spirit of Russia warning against fear and urging courage, noting the empire’s peril and the heroic deeds of its offspring, ending with a call for a bold future and strength.

George Meredith London Times London the Times Russia Empire

Japanese battleship Kashima launched at Elswick yard

The Kashima, one of two sister ships for Japan, was launched at Newcastle on Tyne in Barrow built plans. Hashima and Katori will be 16,400 tons with 19 knot speed, armed with four 12 inch, four 10 inch, and twelve inch guns. Armor belts reach nine inches with four inch upper-structure protection.

Kashima England Newcastle-on-Tyne Elswick Baron Hayashi Great Britain Hashima Katori Japan Barrowin-Furness

Charcoal Lozenges Promoted As Health Booster

A Buffalo physician touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a natural purifier and cathartic. The lozenges, made from willow charcoal and honey, allegedly improve complexion breath and digestion, purify blood, and benefit liver function. sold at 25 cents a box.

Stuart

Death of Antonin Proust Ends in Self-inflicted Shots

Paris March 22 Antonin Proust minister of fine arts in Gambetta cabinet died today after two gunshots to the head. The tragedy followed tensions with Rossita Mauri famous Paris opera dancer who dined with him Monday evening. Proust, born 1832, had a long career in journalism literature and politics including service as deputy for Niort and minister under Gambetta. Mauri was once Paris Opera's leading dancer and retired in 1898 as a world-renowned figure.

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 court

Montreal March 22 Justice Davidson dismissed the writ of prohibition challenging Extradition Commissioner La Fontaine to hear the Gaynor and Greene case. The matter proceeds to Judge La Fontaine on its merits, with potential appeal likely. Dozens of U.S. witnesses are in Montreal as Gaynor and Greene face extradition for alleged harbor improvement frauds.

Montreal la Fontaine Gaynor- Greene Davidson Messrs Tesuheran Casgrain Gaynor and Greene Court of Kings Bench United States Gaynor and Greene Savannah Harbor

Deaths reach across regions with clergy notes and Tufts chief

Medford mass March 22 Rev Himer E Capen D D president of Tufts College died at home of pneumonia age sixty seven he had led the college since 1870s widow one son and two daughters survive. Cleveland diocese priests die within four days Rev Andrew Magenham sixty six Rev Henry Kaempker fifty seven funeral of Rev J D Helland held Baraboo Michael Clifford died at Reedsburg born in Ireland.

Medford Mass Himer HE. Capen Tuft's College Capen Tufts Cleveland Ohio Andrew Magenham St. Peter's Church

Mistrial Declared In Lundberg Manslaughter Case

The jury in Henry Lundberg’s second trial for criminal neglect of duty related to the General Slocum disaster failed to reach a verdict and was dismissed. Lundberg, former assistant inspector of steamboat hulls, faced manslaughter charges over the Steamer Slocum loss of life.

Slocum New York Henry Lundberg Hfe Ciel

Alexandra in Lisbon Welcomed at Regal Portugal Reception

Queen Alexandra of Great Britain arrived in Lisbon to a grand welcome. The harbor brimmed with decorated steamers as the royal yacht moved upriver amid salutes. Golden galleys carried Charles and ministers to the palace while crowds showered camellias and flowers. A state banquet, concert, and illuminated streets followed the reception.

Kingland Portugal Lisbon Queen Alexandra Great Britain Charles

Africans in Revolt in Southern Cameroons Reported

An insurrection of natives is reported in the southern Cameroons German West Africa. The National Zeitung notes the claim, not yet officially confirmed, as political turbulence spans international wires and colonial authorities.

Cameroons Berlin National Zeitung German West Africa

Fairbanks Visibly Welcomed at North Carolina Banquet

Vice President Fairbanks attended a Washington’s Birthday banquet in North Carolina where about 400 guests filled the Benbow dining room. The event highlighted a racially exclusive atmosphere, with speeches praising unity and the Civil War era heroism, and a focus on Republican progress in the state and nation.

Iid Hs Ae Blackburn Walla Benbow Smilax North Carolina Mr. Fairbanks Fairbanks Harpers Ferry West Wiretata McKinley South Washington Ingo North State United States Jor Wheeler William McKinley Feneral Army of the Union Joe Wheeler Wheeler Hayes P America al Bie

Political Honesty and Republican Appeal in North Carolina

A Greensboro gathering features speeches urging political honesty and broad, generous Republicanism. Speakers argue for unity over sectionalism, praise Roosevelt era policies, Panama Canal, and Philippine stance, while challenging Southern Democrats to vote their principles and support a fair, national agenda.

Utraw Atate Gward Mirer Nation North Carolina Tennessee SA Minsouri Kentucky Damterade Party Mieneg Panama Philippines Toway Spain Islands Germany England Dewey Maniin’ Bay Jin American Pacific Atlanta United States Japan India Walid South McKinley Roosevelt Thia Giste Bouth Poltcal Ghia

Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted In Washington Daily

An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy. It features testimonials like Richard son praising recovery and urges readers to request a free sample bottle by mail from Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York.

Kilmer St, Metrina Richardson Binghamton, N. Y Washington Daily, Post Medical Review of Revie

Toastmaster Attends Banquet Amid Telegram Regret

Hon Ey Spencer Blackburn reads a telegram of regret from Postmaster General Cortelyau as banqueters desert tables yet hail Republican sentiments. The report notes Russia’s three month suspension renewal and a Moscow pamphlet urging peace, citing costs of the Manchurian war and proposed domestic spending. Russian loan news announces a new internal issue at nine percent.

Spencer Blackburn Cortelyau

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Peace Party Campbell—Porter George Fiske Butiey Walter N. Campbell Zenobia Orter Health Office Record Undertakers W. R. Speare F Street George P. Zurhorst East Capitol Pat The Ctancoai Rossita Mairi Opera Gaynor E. H. Capen Tuft’s College Baraboo Wis Michael Clifford Reedsburg Treland Lundberg Alexandra Lord Curzon Calcutta Vaderland Antwerp Dover Southampton Wilhelm der Grosse Bremen New “York Cher Liverpool Oceanic Queenstown Cherbourg Grosae Saited Touronte New Tothe Mnaound Yerkes Republican Party National Pup Republicam Lesderah Greensboro Claas Migrouri Delaware Maryland Parker Davie Commonwealth Ander Thomas $. Hollins J. C Harris Escort Committee Harry’ SvAinner Thomas Settle H.G. Ewart C. A. Reynolds Robert M. Douging Wiam &. Pearson C. M. " Bernard I. M. Merkins Dixon Montena Apeech Representative Blackburn Lavery Rolins Hoke Smith Farmer Georgia x-Supguor Tudge- Timberlake W. Patnaik Theodore Roosevelt Ian Halon Wire Newbro’s Renee Ems Stevens Wah T Pétersb. Org Per Port Danny Zaridiy Hamen F.S. Williams CO
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