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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1905

Page

46

Battle lines in Manchuria tighten as Russians fortify Sipinghai

Reports from St Petersburg and Harbin say Russian forces strengthen defenses at Sipinghai while Japanese columns maneuver nearby. A possible turning move against Kirin aims to disrupt Vladivostok communications and sever Gen Linovitch's supply base as Chinese bandit activity grows.

Sipinghai Kirin St Petersburg Manchuria Associated Press Harbin Sipinghan Guingt Chavumiaodz Sipinghal Aulumn Vladivostok Linovitch

Notice of Marriage and Death Insertions Across Major Papers

Notice states marriages and deaths may be inserted at no extra charge in multiple newspapers including New York Times Boston Herald Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald Troy Republic Buffalo Post Standard Troy Fall Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer with application and telegraphing.

Washington Post NEW Yor Times Boston ULDER Buffalo Colrier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Bisfatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald Lolk Republic Byraclsh Post-Standard Fall Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer

Marriages and obituaries fragment from Frederick County and Virginia notices

A garbled list of marriage entries and obituaries from various counties, with names such as Downier Fleming Lewis and Garnett, plus service details for Patrick Fleming and Gertrude Garriott. Includes dates in March 1905 and 1935, scattered residences in Virginia and Washington area, and funeral arrangements at multiple churches and addresses.

Vleming Tucson Arig Patrick Fleming St Stephen's Sloat Olivet Fleming Gt Lo Brother P Fleming St Stephens Church J YT Lewis Garriott Princeton Street Gertrude, Daghter BE. B. Garnett Atium Gilbert Liberty Thomas Dale Bon Gilbert Washington Forest Lawn Buffalo Providencrn Caroline MM Mc Efeans Joseph C.A

Health Office Record Reported Ages and Addresses

A health office record lists numerous individuals with ages from 3 days to 91 years and varied addresses in Washington DC and surrounding areas. Entries include infants, minors, and adults such as Richard Fo Dougherty, Virgina Emerson, and Margaret McKenna, with institutions like Government Hospital and Potomac Rhessear arsenal noted among the scattered notes.

Witham Appleby Zid St Nw Vgrett C Wilhelming Poole Potomac

Occupation Date for Harbin Adjusted to April 10

The report notes an attempted date fix for Harbin’s occupation now set for April 10, though its likelihood is questioned. Telegraphs from front lines indicate no change in army positions. Russian commanders report troops in high spirits as Allied diplomacy and war planning proceed.

Harbin Karkevitch Khougachi Line Uvitch

Icebound for Ten Days Tacoma Crew Narrates Harrowing Ice Ordeal

The Tacoma of Seattle, captured north of Hokkaido March 14, arrives at Yokohama March 29 and is released. Crew recounts drifting ice floes from March 4 to 14, near rocks by Mars. coal ran out, fires died, provisions scarce, crew nearly froze. Rescued by a Japanese warship on March 14, bound for Vladivostok, Minnesota to take them home. owners seek U S State Department help to avoid condemnation, cargo not contraband. vessel awaiting trial at Nagasaki.

Yokohama Tacoma Northwestern Commercial Steamship Company Seattle Hokkaido Dutch Harbor Hokkaido Island Mars United States Minnesota Vladivostok Shanghai State Department Nagasaki

Dragoman Fired On By Smolensk Off Batoum

The Dragoman arriving from Marnie and Cebu reported being chased by the Russian volunteer cruiser Smolensk while carrying petroleum from Nagasaki and Kobe. The Smolensk fired two shots across the bow. after Capt. Owens produced a bill of lading naming Shanghai, the boarding party withdrew.

Boston Mass Marnie Cebu Smolensk Batoum Nagasaki Kobe Owens Shanghai

Reforms for Poland under Nicholas I outlined in rescript

The March rescript directs M Maximovitch to draft reforms for Poland's prosperity within the Russian state, while suppressing disturbances and protecting the state language policy. It notes Polish discontent over being called the Vistula country and cites bureaucracy as a potential hindrance to reform. Durban report adds distant naval movements.

St. Petersburg Nicholas M. Maximovitch Warsaw Poland Vistula Kingdom of

Japanese Bonds Oversubscribed in London and New York

Reports from London and New York show heavy demand for the Japanese loan of 150 million dollars and 260 million dollars with oversubscriptions, small investors favored, and books closing soon. In St Petersburg, Russian fours fell sharply amid broad market declines as banks and stocks weaken.

London Japan Germany Switzerland Vienna New York San Francisco Anglo-California Bank Nevada National Bank Chicago Ulinoia Trust and Savings Bank Merchants' Loan and Trust Company Bank B. M.kattel Qulinois Trust St. Penrewurg Mavenz Southwestern Railways Bake Company Nobel Caspian

Russia's peace terms open for Japan, offers basis for talks

Russia's position on peace terms, as outlined, informs Japan of the basis for negotiations. It avoids pressing for peace yet frames the wider powers as advisers. If talks start, Russia may concede on collateral issues, AP suggests.

Japan Russia United States Great Britain Associated Press

Progress of Church Salaries Sparks West Virginia Turf War

The Baltimore Conference meets at the Fairay M B Church with 180 delegates as controversy over territory in West Virginia prompts a committee review. President Roosevelt expected to meet the ministers at the White House. salary increases for unmarried and married clergy discussed. debts wiped from several churches and new congregations noted including Calvary and Congress Heights.

West Virginia Roosevelt Baltimore The Methodist Episcopal Church Fariary M. B. Church D. H. Moore D. D Portland District of Columbia Maryland Virginia Henry R. Naylor Washington W. L. McDowell Frederick Moore Luther B. Wilson Wilson Foundry Chattanooga Tenn White House Foundry Church Waugh Church George E. Maydwells W. J. McNeal W. J. Meeks Baltimore Methodist F. Devries Watson Case A. A. Thompson W. M Ferguson Frank M. Bristol Page Milburn Ministery James McLaren J. L. Walsh W. W. Barnes F. H. Havenner V. Watson G. W. Hobba J. E. Amos Jaymen A. R. Cathcart J. W. Henderson John M. Young Taylor EH. Ingram D. Aberc L. T. Widerman James P. Wilson E. T. Mowbray W. F. Roberts C. T Weede C. ©. Isaac W. Baldwin W A. Leitch L. M. Bacon G. W Swartsell W. T. Coun Baldwin Walter Kirwan L. M. Bondar Henry RR. Naylor George W. Leech Naylor Calvary M. B Congress Heights Conduit Churches of the Conference North Capitol Trinity Grace Anacostia McKendree Corsach Gaithers Tenley Benning

Paris View Optimistic on Peace Prospects

Paris reports mixed signals on peace talks with officials divided. Optimism stems from Russia’s dilemma, while US mediation is denied by diplomats. Tokyo’s stance and Japanese indemnity demand of 360 million dollars are cited as roadblocks, shifting leverage to Tokyo rather than St. Petersburg.

Paris Russia Cffies France Delcasse Echo de Paris United States McCormick St. Petersburg Japan Tokyo

Leaves for New Post Ambassador McCormick Farewell

Ambassador McCormick and Mrs McCormick left for Paris after a farewell at St. Petersburg tonight. A large diplomatic gathering attended a half hour informal reception in the Imperial waiting room before departure. Foreign Minister Lamsdorff gave a farewell audience with warm praise for his services.

Ambassador McCormick St. Petersburg McCormick Mary Scott Charles Scott London McCormicks Paris Haddy Lamsdorff

Disturbances in Yalta Fomented by Social Democrats

Reports from March 30 describe Yalta riots largely driven by Social Democrats. The group, counting about 18 000 workers in Yalta, also holds influence in Marianople Sebastopol Odessa and other industrial cities. Officials say the situation is controlled though fears persist and Livadia estate lootings are linked to the unrest.

Yalta Crimea St. Petersburg Marianople Sebastopol Odessa Livadia

Agreement With Ameer Ends Afghan Mission

The Louis Dane mission to Afghanistan has completed its business and concluded an agreement with the Ameer before returning to India. Led by Sir Louis Dane, the staff included Maj. W. Malleson Capt Victor Brooke and a British doctor. The mission aimed to improve understanding between the Indian government and Afghanistan, meeting 200 Afghan cavalry and local leaders at the border.

Afghanistan London Louis Dane Ameer India Peshawar Cabul Dane W. Malleson R. A Victor Brooke Ninth Lancers Sipar Salar Ghulam Husain Sarhang Dakka Muhammed Hasan Khan

Powers Intervene in Crete Crisis Proclamation Issued

Special dispatch from Canea Crete reports Prince George high commissioner appeals to the insurgents urging abandonment of revolutionary aims while powers order troops to restore order. London notes public alarm, but foreign contingents unlikely to attack. British detachment with mountain guns arrives at Suda Bay. Also: bullfighter Machaquito injured in auto crash in Madrid. West Virginia district judge nomination process set. ships and arrivals listed with routes and sailings.

Washington Post Canea Crete Prince George Greece London Canoa the Standard Suda

Elderly Woman Confesses Fire Set Self Harm Intent

In Lacrosse Wisconsin on March 2 Charlotte Wolf aged seventy four confessed to burning her house and money to kill herself and deny relatives profit from her death. She was declared insane and committed to an asylum after relatives previously prevented a suicide by hanging.

Lacrosse Wis Charlotte Wolf

No Delay In Social Engagements From Dr Miles Pals

An advertisement claims no delay in keeping social or business engagements due to nervous or sick headaches or pains. It states that people take a tablet when symptoms appear and are quickly dispelled, emphasizing the merits of Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pals.

Miles

Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promised Safe Relief

An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as harmless and effective for all pains and nervous irritation. It features a testimonial from Mrs G N Griffith of Santa Ana California and promises a money back guarantee if not beneficial. The copy notes the pills are not sold in bulk and cost 25 cents.

Miles G. N. Griffith Santa Ana Cal

Boundary Dispute Over West Virginia Territory debated

A church conference contends the West Virginia portion remains within their legal boundaries and rejects any transfer. A five member committee will be appointed to review the matter, with Bishop Moore to name members. The report also covers salary increases for West Baltimore district ministers, Morgan College data, and a temperance anniversary with sermons and addresses by notable church leaders.

West Virginia General Conference R. B. Ward Oakland Ward McDowell Blaine Bayard Ormantia Grantsville Elk Garden Moore J.F. Heisse West Baltimore Morgan College New Hampshire Avenue T. H. Anderson James L. Ewin Anti-saloon League

Woman Suresly Slain In Wallkill Creek Death Mystery

Middletown New York March 2 Special dispatch reports a body recovered from Wallkill Creek near Gardiner prompting identity questions. Lyman Davis of New Paltz suspects the victim may be his daughter who allegedly planned to confront a man in Middletown for reparation. George Davis disagrees, saying the body is not his relative, as coroner Hasbrouck holds an inquest. Doctors found a blow to the head indicating foul play several days before the body entered the water.

Washington Middletown N. Y Lyman Davis New Paltz Wallkill Creek Gardiner New York John Davis George Davis Hasbrouck

Dr Osler Wrong Age Theory Boosts Duffy's Whiskey Claims

A Chicago pamphlet promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as the sole medicine behind long life. It cites Stephen Joyce of Waco Texas claiming age 149, and lists dozens of testimonials from elderly individuals including Johann Arnold 108, Mrs Louisa Cox 103, and Hiram Cronk 108. It warns buyers to demand the genuine product and notes sales by N K H Shea at 682 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Paul Timothy Duffy William Osler Baltimore Osler Johann Arnold Reading M. N. Houghton D. C Bradford Francis Burton Buffalo N. Y Alexander Hamilton Tarrytown N. J E. H. Bowne Kingston Taye Louisa. Cox Harrington Hiram Cronk Ava Dumy D M. Roberts la Grange Wiliam Pratt Chelsea Mass Lydia Couch N. K H. Shea Pennsylvania Avenue

Col F B Funialk Dead In Louisville

Col F B Funialk a Louisville capitalist and noted citizen dies at his residence in Louisville. Born in Rome sixty five years ago he was a Garibaldi veteran and long served as chief engineer of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. He held membership in several yacht clubs and was a prominent railroad figure.

Louisville Col. Rederick de Funiak Col. de Funiak Rome Italy Garibaldi Louisville and Nashville Railroad New York Yacht Club Old Southern Yacht Club Philadelphia Yacht Club San Francisco Isaac L. Requa Central Pacific Railroad Huntington C. P. Huntington Tarrytown N. Y California Hartford Conn Jacob K. Greene Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company Michigan Regiment

Liquozone Promise for Health and Free First Bottle

A Liquozone promotion claims homes with sickness become healthier when Liquozone is used, offering the first bottle free. The makers assert daily use in their families and in water supplies guards against germs and reduces sickness, noting their 70 employees rely on it and most illnesses are avoided when begun early.

Liquozone Promises Germ Killing Without Drugs or Alcohol

An ad extols Liquozone as a gas based germicide using oxygen. claims it cures disease without harming tissues and that it has universal use in hospitals and homes. The text touts a $1000 offer for a germ it cannot kill and a $100,000 American rights payment, citing decades of research and global use.

Dolson

Germ Diseases and Liquorone Effect on Germs

A dated advertisement asserts Liquorone fights germs in diseases from coughs and fevers to malaria and neuralgia. It claims the medicine activates nature to destroy germs, ending diseases like consumption, influenza, and skin troubles, and treats blood impurity and nervous debility through indirect, uncertain results.

Liquorone Acte

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