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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1905

Page

8

Peace Party Gains Ground In Russian War Policy

A government faction at Tsarskoe-Selo pushes for peace with Japan if a reasonable basis exists while the Emperor resists conceding demnity or territory. Ministers favor negotiation, backed by M. Witte, with French influence rising and German opinion supporting peace. Rumors of William of Germany offering good offices are noted.

St. Petersburg Japan Russia Pacific Tsarskoe-Selo Sakharoff Avellan Admiralty War Party War Marine M. Witte William Asaay

Notice on syndicated marriage and death notices in The Washington Post

Notice states that marriage and death notices inserted in The Washington Post will, upon application, appear simultaneously at no extra charge in several morning newspapers including The 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

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 Notices Roundup From Local Churches and City

A compilation of marriage notices and funeral announcements from Washington area papers. Entries include Campbell- Porter, Browne, Gantt, Graham, Humphreys, Loring, Maguire, and King families with dates March 21 to March 24, 1905. Details list spouses, residences, church services, and interment notes.

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 Deaths Record Snapshot

Health Office records list deaths up to March 24 for multiple residents. Names include Charles Beall, W F Beaumont, Raymond Bowen, Lula Brasheara, Thomas Brown, Sarah J Chapman, Mary Combs, Vernon Dursey, John Dyer, Molle Dyer, Sarah J Field, Victoria Foster, James A Goddard, Marie Hurt, Martha Johnson, Raymond Marlow, George H Newman, Eliza Roy, Richard B Selby, Rebecka J Stephens, Hannah M Welch, and Mary Wilson with ages ranging from newborn to 76. Locations cited include Washington D C neighborhoods and Georgetown area.

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 Listings From Early Washington D C

A list of local funeral homes and embalmer services includes W R Speare at 940 F Street NW offering modern crematoriums and modest prices, William Lee Funeral Director and Embalmer with Commodigua Chapel, A F Harveys Sons at 1325 Blee, John Wright Mbalmer and Undertaker at 157 Tenth Street NW with a 24 hour open service, and Joseph Gawler with Main 131 contact.

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

Russia Japan War Peace Terms Hinted In Notes

The article discusses how Russia believes Japan will refrain from moving first and may only show positions if formally invited by the Emperor's name. It notes past precedents, including German and Chinese-Japanese war diplomacy, and suggests possible peace terms such as compensatory arrangements or rights over ports and fisheries, while warning that territorial cedes and indemnities are unlikely.

Russia Nicholas Japan Port Arthur Dalny Sakhalin Washington Mnaound Yerkes

Russia to Build Big Navy Amid Foreign Shipyards

St Petersburg reports a vast Russian naval program nearing final Imperial approval. The plan seeks to expand shipbuilding at home, limit foreign reliance, and potentially place large American orders after France, with Britain’s bids attracting little favor due to anti British sentiment.

St. Petersburg Russia Nicholas Admiralty America France Baltic Finland

An Appeal to Russia by George Meredith in Times

London dispatch notes poet George Meredith contributes a poem titled The Crisis to the Times. He addresses Russia’s spirit, praising heroic offspring and urging courage, spelling out a call for strength and moral resolve amid imperial peril.

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 with Baron Hayashi present. The Hashima and Katori, built at Barrow in Furness, are 16 400 tons with 19 knot speed. Main guns include four 12 inch, four 10 inch, and twelve 6 inch. Armor belts are nine inches, with four inch superstructure armor.

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

Charcoal Lozenges Promoted As Health Remedy

An advertisement extols Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a superior charcoal product for digestion, breath, complexion, and purifying blood. It quotes a Buffalo physician praising their use for gas relief, clear skin, and liver benefit, noting a 25 cent price per box and availability at drug stores.

Stuart

Antonin Proust Death Linked to Dancer Rosetta Mauri Tragedy

Paris reports Antonin Proust minister of fine arts in Gambetta cabinet died by two self inflicted gunshots after a troubled visit from Rosetta Mauri famed Paris Opera dancer. Proust, born 1832, served in government, faced Panama scandal charges, and was acquitted. Mauri, once Paris Opera leading dancer, retired in 1898.

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 postpones extradition trial

Montreal March 22 Justice Davidson dismissed the writ of prohibition challenging Extradition Commissioner La Fontaine. The Gaynor and Greene extradition case will proceed on its merits before Judge La Fontaine. Attorneys Teshueren and Casgrain expect an appeal, risking a long delay before a full Kings Bench appeal bench. A large U S witness contingent is in Montreal. Gaynor and Greene are sought by the United States for alleged Savannah 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

Death of Dr. E. H. Capen in Medford Tufts College president passes

Medford Mass March 22 Rev Himer H Capen D D president of Tufts College died at home of pneumonia aged sixty seven He had led Tufts since 187% He is survived by a widow one son and two daughters Also reported Cleveland priests die within four days Rev Andrew Magenham 66 dying of nervous prostration Rev Henry Kaempker 57 succumbs to typhoid fever Funeral of Rev J D Helland held at North Ridge Baraboo Wis March 22 Michael Clifford dies in Reedsburg aged 1 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 Slocum Case

In New York on March 22 the jury in the second trial of Henry Lundberg, former assistant inspector of steamboat hulls, charged with criminal neglect leading to manslaughter over the General Slocum disaster, failed to reach a verdict and was dismissed.

Slocum New York Henry Lundberg Hfe Ciel

Alexandra in Lisbon receives grand Portuguese welcome

Queen Alexandra of Great Britain arrived in Portugal today amid a festive harbor scene. Royal yacht led the procession as King Charles and ministers greeted her, with gilded galleys, camellias, and thousands of flowers decorating the route. A state banquet and concert followed amid illuminated streets.

Kingland Portugal Lisbon Queen Alexandra Great Britain Charles

Africans in Revolt in Southern Cameroons

A National Zeitung report from Berlin dated March 22 claims a general native insurrection has occurred in the southern Cameroons region of German West Africa though not officially confirmed. Separate dispatches note Lord Curzon’s indisposition in Calcutta and ship movements including arrivals Vaderland Dover Oceanic and departures Kaiser Wilhelm II Cherbourg and others.

Cameroons Berlin National Zeitung German West Africa Lord Curzon Washington Calcutta 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 under white banner praised

The North Carolina Republican event featured Vice President Fairbanks with Mr Blackburn and guests, praising unity, progress, and justice while noting the absence of Negro attendees. He recalled McKinley era patriotism and urged harmony, shared American duty, and party loyalty aligned to national welfare.

Blackburn 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

Political Oratory on Partisanship and Progress in North Carolina

A long speech by a North Carolina Republican leader urges political honesty, end to party misrepresentation, and unity across sections. It defends expansion, the Panama Canal, and Philippine policy, while urging Democrats to vote their principles and support Roosevelt and Fairbanks.

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

Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted in Ad Claim

An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy claiming it cures kidney trouble and supports other organs. It includes testimonials, usage notes, symptoms suggesting kidney issues and an offer for free samples via mail from Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.

Kilmer Binghamton, N. Y Washington Daily, Post Sisemaree Siples

Banquet Ends as Spencer Blackburn Telegram Angers Crowd

Reported telegram from Postmaster General Cortelyau declines attendance, diners desert tables yet cheer Republican sentiments. Peterburg paper reappears after three months, urging peace and condemning Manchurian war costs. Russian internal loan to be issued at 9 percent.

Spencer Blackburn Cortelyau

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