Peasants Shot Down in Polish Mobilization Clash
A Russian mob attack near Kutna leaves 50 dead or dying after soldiers fired on peasants who refused to supply horses for mobilization. Amid chaos, wounded were carted to Kutna. eight died on the way and nine more were gravely injured. Police urge burial at night, priests refuse for fear of a further demonstration.
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Warsaw
Kutno
Lanlenta
Kutna
Usy
Aspociaten Xrous
Russian Poland
Lamenta
Benignona
Death and marriage notices across several papers in 1905 1906
Listings announce multiple obituaries and funeral details for Alice Key Browne Lizzie R Brown Patrick Fleming Elizabeth Graham Alfred Haudrup Charles Humphreys Mary Booth Loring James F Maguire Clement John Myers Zidon Edson Ross and others with service times, residences, interment plans, and requests for copy notices. Also notes the passing of IRA Tyler and organizational notice from the Loyal Legion DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browne
Portland Rats
Alice Key Browne
John Mills Browne
United States Navy
St Johns Church
Sixteenth
H Streets
Arlington
Brown
Lizzie R. Brown
Twelfth Street
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cauy Fleming
Tucson
Patrick Fleming
Graham
Elizabeth Graham
J M Graham
Thirteenth Street
Glenwood
Alexandria
Varapere
Haudrup
Alfred J
Ferdinand A
Antoinette FE Daudrup
Geer
FE Street
Hay Name Church
Athens
Humphreys
Charles Humphreys
USA
Church of the Exiphany
Johnson
Tom
James Gibson Johnson
Franeral
Farmington Conn
Loch
Congregational Church
Chicago
Rutland VI
New London
Coun Oilers
Loring
Mary Booth Loring
Tate
Edward G Loring
E Street
Maguire
James F Maguire
I Street
St Aloysius’ Church
Flowers Myers
Columbia Street
Clement John Myers
Sarah Myers
Ross
Zidon Edson Ross
Eleanor Taylor Brown
Rutland
Pig
M Street
Mary
Arthur Small
Jocockam
St Stephens Church
Undertakers W W R Speare and Joseph Gawler Services
Undertaker and Embalmer W W R Speare at 940 F Street N W offers first class funeral services on reasonable terms. Joseph Gawler, rector and embalmer at 1730-22 Pa Ave provides similar services at moderate prices.
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Joseph Gawler
R. F. Harvey
Coumadious Chapel
PCO
Polish Funeral Draws Masses Amid Poles Protest in Kutno
An immense crowd attended the funeral and placed flowers on the coffins as passive endorsement of opposition. A Kutno district deputation heads to Warsaw to appeal to Gov. Gen. Maximovitch who arrived and attended mass in a Catholic cathedral.
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Kutno
Warsaw
Maximovitch
Poland
Volicys
Early Reform in Russia Promises Seen Near
Washington Post dispatch from London reports the imperial rescript’s reforms likely to be fulfilled. Interior Minister Bulyguine will receive delegations from Moscow zemstvo and the duma including reformers Mayor Galitzin and M Shipeft. Zemstvo anti reformists have weakened as marshals of the nobility in thirty four provinces pass their views to delegates bound for Minister Bulyguine.
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Washington Post
London
the &T Petersburg
the Times
M Bulyguine
Moscow Zemstvo
Duma
Cauna
Galitzin
M Shipeft
Zemstvo
Zemstvos
Moscow
Bulyguine
Japanese Loan Negotiated in London for 150 Million
New York reports Kuhn, Loeb & Co announce the Japanese government has secured a 150 million loan in London. The loan carries 4.125 percent interest and is secured by a first mortgage on the tobacco monopoly. Kuhn, Loeb will manage an American syndicate with National City Bank and National Bank of Commerce London. The loan is expected to be issued at 90, twenty-year term with Japan's option to redeem at par after five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Los
Naonal City Bank
National Bank of Commerce London
Japan
Tacoma Before Prize Court in Seattle Telegraphing
Acting Secretary Adee wires Northwestern Steamship that Tacoma tows to Nagasaki for prize court. Hartman counters that Tacoma carries no contraband and is bound for Shanghai with beef consigned to a Shanghai merchant. State Department asked to intervene to prevent condemnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Adee
Northwestern Steamship Company
Tacoma
Nagasaki
John P Hartman
Shanghai
Sittate Department
Russia to raise 75 million internal loan with 5 percent bonds
St Petersburg reports preliminary contracts with banks to issue 75 million dollars of a planned 100 million internal loan. Bonds pay five percent interest, redeemable in fifty years, with one fourth held by the government savings bank and the rest under private banks and an underwriting syndicate. Also Japan grants War Department observer request in Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Maren 3
Government Savings Bank
Japan
War Department
State Department
Griscom
Tokyo
Edwin J MccClernand
Manchuria
E H Crowder
Washington Man Injured in Burlington Wreck in Nebraska
A Chicago Burlington and Quincy passenger train from Grand Island to Lincoln derailed at West Lincoln Nebraska. Thirty one people were injured none fatally with several serious injuries including conductor T Bell head injuries C W Starbird scalp lacerations Charles S Galaxill broken ribs and Addison Walt broken ribs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Starbird
Burlington
Nebraska
Lincoln
Nebr
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Grand Island
West
Addison Walt
Syra
President's Colorado Trip To Be In Saddle And Sleeping Bag
President Roosevelt plans a Colorado hunting trip next month with days spent in saddle and nights in a sleeping bag. Phillip B Stewart reports no change in the plan and expects open-air living if weather allows. In New York, August Belmont is urged by unions to reinstate subway and elevated workers who struck two weeks ago. Belmont will discuss with Interborough officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Cole
Phillip B Stewart
Roosevelt
White River Country
Joeb
Colorado
Stewart
Ashei
New York
Belmont
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
United Labor Organizations
Subway
Elevated Railroad
Dayton Seat Candidate Seeks Republican Nomination
Howard Sutherland of Heitkins, chairman of the Republican committee of Handolph County West Virginia, enters the race to succeed Judge Dayton. J W Phares, mayor of Lewisville, runs for the Democratic nomination. About twenty candidates vie for the Republican nomination ahead of the June 6 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Pusc
Cumberland
Howard Sutherland
Heitkins
Republican Committee
Handolph County
W. Va
Congress
Dayton
J. W. Phares
Lewisville
Rapublican
No Senator Elected as Delaware Deadlock Persists
Delaware legislative deadlock ends a fourth adjournment without electing a U S Senator to succeed L Heisler Ball. Gov Lea’s possible appointment shift is denied by advisers. Addicks leads on final ballots with persistent two-year pledge while Allee explains Union Republican strategy. Ballots show Addicks 15 Dupont 14 Saulsbury 13 Hughes 8 as the vote totals repeat through multiple rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Dover
Del
Delaware
J. Edward Addicks
United States
L. Heisler Ball
Ball
General Assembly
Gov Lea
United States Senate
Addicks Heli
Addicka
J. Frank Allee
Union
Republlicans
Dupont
Warness
Addicks
Adéfohs
Union Republican
H A Dupont
Wilford Saulsbury
James H Hughes
Coleman Dupont
Saulsbury
Hughes
Simon Pennewill
D Lingo
Vandeburg
T C Dupont
Pennewill
Runaway carriage plunges off embankment near Bellaire
A Beltline runaway in Wheeling Ohio County at Bellaire around 4 PM sent a carriage over a thirty foot embankment. Jacob Duke and Robert Brown escaped as the wreck injured nine passengers including Mrs Shane Bell and several McMechen residents. Bellaire Hospital receives the victims for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W Va
Bellaire
Shane Bell
Benwood
John Morris
John Roby
McMechen
Alta King
Charles Kanney
John Carpenter
William Tarr
Marquis
Henwood
Jacob Duke
Robert Brown
Duke
Bellaire Hospital
Released From Custody in Newport News Case
Portsmouth man John W. Rodgers was released on his own recognizance to keep the peace for twelve months after a charge of enticing away a wife. The case involved W J Andrews and family, with a potential $200 penalty if the bond is violated. Authorities dropped the forgery charge as unimportant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Newport News
John W. Rodgers
Marine Hospital
Justice Robinson
W J Andrews
Memphis
Rodgers
Two Convicted Murderers Hanged in Pittsburg Jail Yard
On March 5 1923 Reno Dardia and William J Hyers were executed on the same scaffold in Pittsburg county jail yard. Dardia died quickly by strangulation while Hyers rope slipped but regained, completing the hanging. Dardia killed Thomas Ainclair in Imperial in 1903 and Byers killed August Layton near Turtle Creek in 1941. Byers confessed and offered testimony in exchange for clemency, but the plea was denied.
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Apedal
Pittsburg
Reno Dardia
William J. Hyers
Dardia
Byers
Thurderer
Dardin
Thomas Ainclair
Imperial
August J. Layton
Turtle Creek
Peer
John Merwillioy
Named for the President Vessel Roosevelt launches for Peary expedition
Bucksport Me March 23 Lieut R E Peary's arctic steamship Roosevelt was launched with Mrs Peary christening it Roosevelt A thousand watchers saw the name raised amid speculation The ship towed to Portland for machinery masts fittings It is a three masted fore and aft schooner steamship with ample ice navigation design It is built of white oak with thick walls and a 1090 to 1500 horsepower engine The Peary Arctic Club of New York funded the project and the cost will be about 100000 dollars when ready for sea
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Bucksport
R. E Peary
Arctic
Roosevelt
Jesup
Peary Club
New Yok
William E Winant
New York
Peary Arctic Club
Shipbuilding deal suit filed by John W Young
John W Young sues D. Leroy Dresser in New York for 926000 plus interest citing that 316 of the Shipbuilding Company’s bonds 5580 preferred shares and 5590 common shares were pledged as collateral. He claims only 76 bonds were returned and seeks value of the remaining securities. This follows prior suits by Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John W Young
United States Shipbuilding Company
D. Leroy Dresser
Young
Shipbuilding Company
Dresser
Mr Young
Mr. Young
Scranton Man Leaps to Death by Self Inflicted Wounds
David B. Jones of Scranton Pa died at Buffalo police headquarters after tearing his throat with his fingers in a cell. Police took him in after he spoke incoherently to a officer on Main Street at noon. Dr Fowler found a hole in his neck caused by his thumb before the self inflicted wound.
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Washington Post
Buffalo
David B. Jones
Scranton
Jones
Main Street
Fowler
Jim Yee
Millions for Subways New Plans Put Forward in City
New York on March 23 plan outlines total subway cost of 230 million. New York City Railway Company seeks 165 million while August Belmont led Interborough additions call for 65 million. Interborough proposes four track extension from Grand Central to 49th Street and Bronx, west side extension to Battery, extra Second Avenue tracks, and loops in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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New York
New York City Railway Company
Interborough Company
Board of Rapid Transit Commissioners
August Belmont
Interborough
Grand Central Station
W49th Street
Bronx
Times Bquere
The
Battery
Second Avenue
Manhattan Island
Brooklyn
Thirty-fourth Street
Brooklyn Bridge
Williams Offered as Speaker for State Cotton Association
Jackson Misa March 23 report that Coan John Sharp Williams has offered his services as speaker and to aid in organization. The Pew has been accepted and Mr Williams will begin work within a few days at the Superintendent's House Logan W Va March 23 News reached today that the residence of Mine Supt Merrill at Picmen Nas where strike is in progress has burned and a fone attacked Kelas' suinere were
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Jackson, Misa
John Sharp Wiliams
Ceranage
State of the Mississippi Cotton Association
Williams Wil
Samed
Logan
W. Va
Merrill
Picmen
Nas
Panama debt dispute tests US policy claims
London reports recount exchanges between Secretary Hay and Lord Avebury over Panama. The council of foreign bondholders presses for US intervention to secure Panama's fair share of the Colombian debt, arguing bondholders deserve aid and recognition despite not being US citizens. Avebury asks if Britain and Holland governments will back a request for American interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Council of Foreign Bondholders
Secretary Hay
Lord Avebury
Panama
Hay
United States
Lord Atebury
Roosevelt
Santo Domingo
Colombia
Hays
Great Britain and
Holland
Kaiser Starts On Mediterranean Cruise From Cuxhaven
Dispatches describe Emperor William beginning his Mediterranean voyage aboard the Hamburg, with armored cruiser Prins Friedrich Karl in attendance, amid preparations for a Moroccan visit. Officials downplay political aims, hoping no speech occurs to avoid affecting France’s policy in Morocco. External observers warn a German move could challenge civilization in the region.
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Cuxhaven
Emperor William
Mediterranean
Hamburg
Prinz Friedrich Kari
Paris
Tangier
Morocco
William
France
Germany
British Planned Expedition to India for Plague Study
London reports that India secretary Broderick announced in parliament a scientific expedition will be sent to India to investigate plague causes. Four weeks to Feb 2 in Bombay presidency recorded 13,475 deaths and four weeks to Mar 1 in other India 123,560 deaths. Total January 1 to February in Bombay 2,72. rest of India January 1 to March 11 318,178. Expedition starts immediately.
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India
London
Quessons
Commund
Ry Broderick
Bombay Presidency
Broderick
Balance Wheel for Liner Reduces Sea Rolling Considerably
The Hamburg American Line plans a trials ship to test Otto Schick's balance wheel device at Stettin Vulcan Works. The wheel counteracts shifting center of gravity to stabilize vessels. Naval engineers foresee great usefulness for warships, especially gun platforms, with June or July trials.
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Berlin
Hamburge-American Line
Vulcan Works
Stettin
Otto Schick
Hamburg
Germany objects to arms order over Porte veto
Paris reports a Constantinople dispatch stating the German Ambassador delivered a note to the Porte vetoing Turkish purchases of arms in France. The Ottoman cabinet is embarrassed and indignant at Germanys dictatorial stance, while France presses on with negotiations for a large armaments order through the French Ambassador.
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France
Paris
Constantinople
Porte
Turkaéy
Germany
Free Trade Resolution Carried in Commons Amid Blame on Opposition
The House of Commons passed John Stirling Ainsworth's free trade resolution by 254 to 2 amid cabinet pressure on followers. It denounces a general tariff on all imported manufactured goods as harmful to UK commerce. Premier Balfour dismissed the move as opposition theatrics.
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Huse of Commons
Lennon
House of Commons
John Stirling Ainsworth
United Kingdom
Ainsworth
Richard Frederick Cavendish
Premier Balfour
Mr. Cavendish
Joseph Chamberlain
Balfour
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Hugh Cecil
China and Japan Reach Secret Accord on Manchuria
London dispatch says Shanghai Morning Post notes a secret China Japan agreement on Manchuria. Yuan Shih Kai, viceroy and senior military commander, travels toward Mukden. Daily Mail Moscow report cites possible intervention by powers to curb hostilities and ease Chinese suffering, fueling peace prospects.
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Washington
London
Shanghai
Morning Post
China
Japan
Manchuria
Yuan Shih Kai
Pechili
Mukden
Daily Mail
St Petersburg
Russia
Deaths and notable obituaries from Auburn and other cities
Obituary notices report T M Pomeroy of Auburn dies at eighty, former Speaker of the Fortieth Congress, with career details in law politics banking and business. Other deaths include Abigail Becker of Langton, Rebecca Tylee of Superior, William Detweller of Easton, Gus Kreck of Pasadena, Oliver Borthwick of London, Alvin Jaycox of Gaskill, and joint death of Mr and Mrs Jaycox with pneumonia, plus listing several other local passings and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
N Z
Pheodore M Pomeroy
William H Seward & Co
American Express Company
Pomeroy
Cayuga County
Monroe Academy
Hamilton College
Langton
Langton, Ont
Abigail Becker
Canada
Walsingham Center
Long Point
Lake Erie
Buffalo Shipowners
New York Life-saving Association
Superior
Wis
Rebecca Tylee
A. EK. Smith
Mra .Tylee
Austin Smith
Health Office Records List Of Residents By Age And Address
A dated health office record lists residents with ages and street addresses, from infants to seniors, across NW and sw areas. Entries include names such as Mildred Alsop 8 months 1820 12th at nw and Charles W Filler 52 years at Partner Flata, with hospitals and stations noted. The section ends with maritime movement notes and arrivals like the Barbarossa at New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Addison
Franklin
Mildred Alsop
Marie J Avery
R St Nw
Abby
Baldwin
Lizzie R Brown
12Th
Beatrice B Cale
Lidia L. Conover
Martha Cutler
Pet
Charles W Filler
Jessie M Goodne
Francis Harper
Preelmen’s Hospi
Wilbur F Hinman
Spring St
Wiliam H Hopkins
Garfield Hospital
Mary B King
Joshua Meredith
Thewss J. McHugh
St Nw
J I. Patton
Bladensbute Rd
Henry Rogers
Richard H Thompson
St. Nw
Moses West
Wash Asylum Hospital
William F Wood
Gov Odell Meets Pope at Vatican in Private Audience
Former New York Governor B B Odell Jr and his family were received by Pope Pius X in a private audience in Rome. Monsignor W G Murphy, vice rector of the American College, presented the party. The pope spoke with interest about American plans, Odell will tour Northern Italy, Switzerland and Germany by motor. Meanwhile in Santiago, Chile, the Mills expedition from Lick Observatory reports twenty new double stars found, aiding celestial mapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
American College
Rome
B. B Odell, Jr
New York
Pope Pius X
W G. Murphy
American College At
Odell
Florence
Italy
Switzerland
Germany
Santiago
Chile
D .O. Mills
Mills
Lick Observatory
California
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NEW York Times
Boston
Buffalo Colrier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
Louis Republic
Syracuse Post Standard
Paul Pionela Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Undertakers
Ad. William Lee
Abapal
John F. Wricht
Tenth Street
Colymodicus Chapel
George P. Zarhorst
East Capitol
Czar
Odes Ge
Telle
Gov
Lea
Glen Echo Town
Rockville
Glen Echo
Ernest D Houghton
Josiah C. Jeweyll
Arthur C Houghton
HI Maurice Husband
Messrs
Thomas A. Weaver
Guy ©. Jenkins
Messrs Weaver and Jenkins
Georges W O'Brien
Joseph Fowler
Arthur J Houghton
John Garrett
William #. Roach
Jacob J Decker
Washington Reat
Fred Irvin
Lewin Brothers Lumber Company
Glady
Coal and Iron Railway
Kent
Hyattsville
Fred Kasuke
Marlboro Pike
Kent District
Strychnine
Norfolk
B. W Bell
Sunday Post
Noose
Murderer
Lieut. Peary
Explorer
John W. Young
Kaiser
Gummere
PRO
T. M. Pomeroy
Easton
Willam
David Harbisch
Milwaukee
Wie
Gus Kreck
Pasadena
Cal
Oliver Andrew Borthwick
Baron Glenesk
Binghamton
Alvin Jaycox
Gaskill
Owego
Sarah Jaycox
Max Ehrman
Rosa Haas
Albert Harris
Bella Wymer
Timothy J Costello
Margaret Fisherty
Robert Hansburgh
Lillian Miles
John B Harbour
Jeate EB Love
Liberty
George Wallace
Nannie Keyton
Frank, Baker
da Simnta
Charles F Smith
White Plains
Blanch B. Smith
Health Office Record
Bremen
Cherbourg
Cedric
Liverpool
la Savoie
Havre
Main
Queenstown
Teutonic
Glasgow
Sardinian
la ‘Touraine
Hill and Harriman
Railroad Kings
Miss Edwards
George Harvey
Col. Harvey
Abe Cronkite
Sammy Smiles
Sorosis
Charles Dickens
the Sunday Post
Andy Johnson
Frustrated
Avalon
Henriette
Monsieur
Madam
Gov. Odell
Vatican
A.collins
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