Russians at a stand flank movement feared
A Washington Post dispatch from Tokyo reports large scale hostilities unlikely within three months while Russian forces withdraw beyond Harbin. Gen Linovitch reorganizes at Changchun as Mongolian markets at Changtu become a Japanese logistics base. Russians retreat to 34 miles south of Gunshu Pass near Sipinghai amid rumors of grand scale turning moves and possible decisive battle within months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yenlal
Washington Post
Tokyo
Linovitch
Changchun
Changtu
St Petersburg
Gunshu Pass
Sipinghai
Harbin
Russia
Sungari
Tsitsihar
Marriage and Death Notices In The Washington Pest
Notices stating marriage and death announcements will appear in multiple morning papers listed, with no extra charge and upon request. Inquiries and telegraming are included, offering simultaneous insertion across titles such as New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEW York Time
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Exquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST Louis Republic
Syracuse Post-Standard
Paul Pionder-Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Notices of marriages and funeral announcements list multiple couples and individuals with residences in Boston Chicago Alexandria and Washington DC areas. Entries include vows in early 1900s dates and obituaries with funeral times and locations such as Greenmount Cemetery Baltimore Farmington Connecticut Glenwood Alexandria and local churches. The notices mix marriage licenses and obituaries with attending relatives and scheduling details.
Health Office Record of Patient Ages and Residences 1908
Report lists numerous individuals with ages and addresses in Providence Portland and nearby areas, including Edwardini Brooke at Providence Hospital age 60, Alice Browne 74, Susan Curry 63, Mary Oates 419 34 st aw, Alfred Handrup 20, William Harris 70, Jeremah Hartnett 63, John Hil 13 days, Augustus Jesse 59, Maria Jones 69, Mary Loring 72, Elizabeth Murray 66, Clement Myers 74, John Nelson 39, Mary Reinhart 72, Edith Rose 1 month, Ziron Ross 68, Lucien Williams 7 days, Mary Wits 73, and others noted with city blocks and hospital affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwardini Brooke
Providence Hospital
Alice KH Browne
Portland Apts
Susan Curry
St Ne
Mary J Oates
Amwa M Fleischhafer
St. Sw
Alfred J. Handrup
St. Ne
William E Harris
Garfield Hospital
Jeremah Hartnett
Gov Hosp
Rsane
John J Hil
8Th St Nw
Charles Humphreys
Gen Heap
Augustus Jesse
K St Sw
Maria Jones
Pierce St Ow
Mary B Loring
E St. Ow
Elizabeth Murray
N. J Ave
Clement J Myers
Columbia St
Yrn
John Nelson
Wash Asy Hosp
Mary Reinhart
Edith VW Rose
EB St
Ziron E Ross
Lucien T Williams
MD. Ave
Mary A Wits
N J. Ave
Aeep
Russians Retreat Deepens As War Moves Toward Vladivostok
Dispatches describe the Russian withdrawal reaching Sipinghal seventy four miles from Tie Pass with fatigue clear among troops. Japanese cavalry push toward Tsitsabar as heavy columns head northeast toward Vladivostok while Harbin sheds people and business, and Byoroki shifts toward Gensan to invest Vladivostok.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amur
Tsitsabar
Sipinghat
Kaiyuan
Kalyuan
Mukden
Russo- Chinese Bank
Harbin
Tsitsihar
Byoroki
Vladivostok
Gensan
Linevitch
Santoupu
Tie Pasa
Despondent Man Ends Life by Poison on Fort Myer Bridge
William De Van Tier aged about twenty six, of 1853 Ninth Street NW, allegedly despondent over a love affair and unemployment, leaped from Aqueduct Bridge during a storm at 10:55 pm. A bottle of carbolic acid was found beside him. He was taken to Georgetown University Hospital where he died shortly after. He had told a woman he would not tell his mother. He was engaged to a nineteen year old girl who boarded at his house. His sister and mother reside in DC area. funeral arrangements to be handled by the sister after coroner viewing. Police noted he had been expecting a Navy Yard job but was informed there was no place for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Myer
Aqueduct Bridge
A. D Moffet
G. W. Edwards
Georgetown University Hospital
William de van Tier
Ninth Street Northwest
de van Tierlp
de van Tieer
Navy Yard
de van Ter
Polles
Kana
Westover Apartments
Sixteenth
U Streets
de van Tier
T Street
Fourteenth
Fifteenth Streets
Paid Penalty for Murder in New Orleans Hanged
Lewis Lyons, accused killer of District Attorney J Ward Gurley, was hanged in New Orleans on March 2. Gurley, a former United States district attorney under Cleveland, had prosecuted bank wrecking cases. Lyons, once connected to a clothing merchant family, faced charges after a diamond pin theft report and alleged counsel fault leading to a lost suit. He murdered Gurley after threats and a dispute, then attempted suicide but survived. his defense claimed insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gurley
New Orleans
Lewis Lyons
Lyons
J. Ward Gurley
Gurley
United States
Cleveland
Lyons’ Company
Ming
Mr. Gurley
Panama Canal Shake-Up Prompted by Taft Efforts
The President and Secretary Taft push to complete the Isthmian Canal Commission re arrangement before his Southwestern trip. A seven member panel is required by law, deemed unwieldy by Taft, though Congress did not provide a smaller alternative. Maj Gen Davis reports Panama news and a meningitis death. Guardian Stafford names Lillian Fowler guardian for Prestin H. Fowler and Edwin B. Fowler with a $3,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Isthmian Canal Commission
Congress
George W. Davis
Isthmian Canal
Zona
Ergienny Cornell
Panama
Stafford
Lillian Fowler
Prestin H. Fowler
Edwin B. Fowler
Keifer Returns to Washington Eyes Rural Free Delivery Reform
Gen J Warren Keifer Ohio veteran arrives in Washington for a four to five day visit to attend to minor departmental matters and rejoin congressional duties after more than twenty years. He plans to push a campaign for reducing Southern representation and to promote rural free delivery expansion in the Seventh Ohio district. He expects to back Gov Herrick's renomination and weighs future lieutenant governor choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Warren Keifer
Ohio
Washington
National House
Arey
Spain
Citzhugh Lee
Keifer
Congress
Post Office Department
Buckeye
Thomas B. Kyle
Joe” Cannon
House
Ilinois Memb
Gen. Keifer
Representative Bingham
Pennsylvania
Pete” Hepburn
Iowa
Illinois
Committee On Foreign Affairs
John H. Ketcham
New York
Blackburn
Kentucky
Burrows
Michigan
Hala and Frye
Maine
North
South
Mississippi
Ane
Herrick
Leutenant
Motorman Rescued as Brooklyn Mob Seeks Lynch Law
In Williamsburg 2000 angry spectators attack motorman James McCauley after a child, four year old Frederick von Gil der, dies after darting in front of a surface car on Park avenue. Conductor hides in the car as mob assaults, cops intervene, mother suffers injuries. postmasters named Ocala Florida Manning Iowa Laflor Louisiana Thirodaux Ohio Fomeroy Ralston Russell. A claimed guaranteed cure for piles appears at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marenz
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Frederick von Gilder
Park Avenue
James McCauley
McCauley
Robert von Gilder
Florida
Ocala
George C. Crom
Jowa—Manning
Gordon W. Laflor
Louisiana
Thirodaux
Arthur A. Boudreaux
Ohio
Fomeroy
Ralston Russell
Holland vows vigorous steps to free Dutch sailors in Caracas
The Dutch government will take vigorous measures to secure release of sailors imprisoned in Caracas for seven months after being seized near Dutch waters. Nations also report Venezuela will likely face Dutch moves to Venezuela next May with naval vessels from the West Indies. London confirms signing of a debt agreement with Anglo German bondholders totaling about £28.6 million, with sixty percent of port customs security except La Guaira and Puerto Cabello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen
Venezuela
United States
New York
Bermudez Asphalt Company
Holland
Washington Post
Hague
Venezulea
Caracas
Haat Indies
Curacoa
la Gualira
Willemsted
London
la Guaira
Puerto Cabello
Hypnotized Prisoner Undergoes Mental Examinations
George H. Wood, the New York City suspect jailed in Somerset County for the February 2 murder of Watchung grocer George Williams, was examined by two alienists and a hypnotist in a private courthouse room. He described movements before the tragedy while hypnotized, but could not reveal beyond January 3 departure from Cortlandt Street ferry toward a distant railroad junction. He remains jailed until the April court term. alienists will report in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Somerville
N. J
George H. Wood
New York City
Somerset County
George Williams
Watchung
Wood
Cortlandt Street Ferry
Mack
New York
Jal
Williams
US agent to Santo Domingo seeks data for Senate inquiry
At a Cabinet meeting yesterday the general view favored maintaining current procedures in Santo Domingo. Prof Hollander will lead the investigation, sailing April 1 from New York to San Juan Puerto Rico and then to Santo Domingo aboard the Chattanooga, with a return to the U S in May. Paris reports France weighs Dominican bond claims as total European holdings reach about 21 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
United States
Senate
Roosevelt
Taft
Hollander
New York
San Juan
Porto Rico
Chattanooga
Paris
United States Senate
Europe
Belgium
France
Holland
Germany
Lost Fight On A Foul In Baltimore Bout
In Baltimore on March 24 Young Peter Jackson knocked out Philadelphia Jack O'Brien after a foul during a brief second round clash. Referee James O'Hara stood between the fighters when Jackson’s right shot struck O'Brien’s jaw as they broke. O'Brien fell and was unable to rise, prompting a premature conclusion as Jackson was led from the ring before the decision. The crowd included many out of town spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Peter Jackson
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
James O'Hara
Jackson
O'Hara
O'Brien
Lancaster farmer dies by self inflicted gunshot
Ovid Eshelman of Manor township Lancaster County shot himself after a period of crisis and hospital recovery. He died instantly in a second suicide attempt following melancholy over a death in his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Ovid Eshelman
Manor Township
Memorial Church Funeral for Jane Stanford at University Mausoleum
Thousands attend as Stanford founder’s memorial church and mausoleum rites conclude. Eight athletes bear the coffin through the Memorial Church aisle to a simple chancel service led by a multi faith clergy, flowers piled around the mausoleum, and the Stanford hymn echoing as the casket rests beside husband and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Church
University In
California
Portal of the Mausoleum
Stanford
University
Cal
Jane Stanford
Institution of Learning
Chopin
Gen Charles Tracey Dies in Albany at 57
Former Representative Gen Charles Tracey of Albany New York died at his home aged fifty seven after months of illness He served in the Fiftieth to Fifty third Congresses and was active in civil service reform tariff reduction and gold standard He married Hermine Du Chesnay of Quebec and leaves four children Funeral set for the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Albany Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Charles Tracey
N. Y
Albany Academy
Rome
United States
Victor Emmanuel
Pius [X
Samuel J. Tilden
Cleveland
Tracey
Chicago
Govs. Tilden and Robinson
Gen
Roosevelt
Hermine du Chesnay
Quebec
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Movements of Ocean Steamers Across Atlantic Routes
Maritime notices from New York Liverpool and Queenstown report arrivals and passages. Baltic and Georgie inbound to New York Westbound traffic include Nantucket lightship checks. Brandenburg neckar and Foyal pass/bulk eastbound. Celtic sails to New York from Liverpool. Cervic arrives from New York. Romantic sails to Boston via Gibraltar Naples and Alexandria. Koenigen Louise arrives from New York. Freestand arrives Philadelphia to Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltic
Liverpool
Georgie
Nantucket
Scilly
Brandenburg
Bremen
Foyal
Neckar
Gibraltar
Naples
Celtic
Queenstown
Cervic
Genoa
Romantic
Boston
Ponta del Gada
Alexandria
Koenigen Louise
Freestand
Philadelphia
Coffee Substitute Ends Bilious Attacks Says Meal Times Improve
A Connecticut woman credits Postum Coffee with curing years of severe bilious attacks after quitting coffee. She describes reliance on doctors and prescriptions, then chooses Postum, noting no relapses or digestive issues for three years. The testimonial ends with a product promotion and a reference to The Road to Wellville booklet.
B n a i B r i t h Convention to Meet in Washington in 1910
The Bnai Brith Constitution Grand Lodge closed its biennial session and adjourned to meet in Washington in 1910 with invitations extended from Denver, Philadelphia, and New York. The Court of Appeals appointed officers, a treasurer and salaried secretary to be chosen by the executive committee, and a per capita tax of one dollar was adopted yielding about 419,000 annually. Delegates Thal messinger and Sol Marx were honored. the convention praised its work on propaganda, charities, immigration, and discipline, extended the ritual, and kept secret work. An office will be maintained in New York and another in Chicago for President Adolph Kraug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Grand Lodge
Columbus
Sigismund Livingstone
Bloomington
Iowa
Henry Hanan
Mobile
Ala
United States
Thalmessinger
New York
Sol Marx
Habbi Any»spacher
Berantan
Chicago
Adolph Kraug
Pure Food Law Violation Sparks Brooklyn Jail Term
The State agriculture department targets pure food law violations. Andrew Walsh of Newark was jailed three months in Brooklyn for selling oleomargarine as butter, marking the first jail sentence under the agricultural law in over two years and the first oleomargarine act conviction since the federal excise tax. Hugh O Beirne arrives from England to take the second secretary post at the British Embassy in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Department of Agriculture
Andrew Walsh
Newark
N. J
Court of Special Sessions
Brooklyn
Walsh
Hugh O’beirne
England
Herbert G. Dering
Washington
Baltic
Liverpool
Pianos Selling Fast at Pfeiffer’s Warerooms 1228 F Street
Pianos selling fast at Pfeiffer's Warerooms 1228 F Street attract numerous buyers. Fine Haines, Price & Teeple, Hamilton, and Rembrandt pianos offered at deep discounts with many under 200 dollars. Most stock must be cleared next week as floor is torn out Monday morning. delivery required, no reservations.
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Pfeiffers
F Street
Haines
Hamiltons
Rembrandt
Pfeiffer's
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Enoki
Earnest Washlogtor
Virgie Bryen
Percy Woodfolk
Hattie L. Fountain
John Roushend
Mattie Woodrufl
James Green
Ophelia Brooks Charles & French
Mass
Isabel 2
Mauro
Harlan F. Bolton
Helen B Johnson
James A. Hance
Menetta A. Jacobs
Julius Hertzberg
Carrie Hollander
Salveater Grifin
Alice Goggen
Leech
Seventh Street
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
N. W
J. William Lee
Joseph Gawler
Ts. F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteon Street
Modarsta Eon
Commodions Chapel
John R. Wright
Tenth Street
George P. Zarhorst
Endertaker
Embalmer
Eral Rame
Telephone
Funday Post
Svorite
William de van Tiler
Panama Canal
Auose
To - Kalon
Grocer
J. H. Hollander
Islands
Young Peter Jackson
Grove
University of California
Society of Elks
Olympic Club
Vina Estate
Clergeymen
William Kirk Guthrie
First Presbyterian Church of
San Francisco
Rabbi Voorsanger
Temple Emanuel
E. R. Dille
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Oakland
Wiliam M. Nichols
Episcopal
C. M. Hal
Baptist Theological Seminary
John W. Dinsmore
San Jose
Charles Brown
First Congregational Church of
Nichols
Stanford College
Democratic Movement
Lindsay Rubber
Mig. Co. (Inc
N.Y
Goomyhar Rubber
Heredity
Connecticut
Postum Coffee
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
B'nai Brith Grand Lodge
Order
Court of Appeals
Pfeiffer
the Sunday Post
Hoyt
Dahomey
The
Sunday Post
Abe Cronkite
George Harvey
Henriette
Monsieur
Miss Edwards
Skipper Ellis
Newspape
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