Fear Army Is Got Off Needed Stores Were Burned
New commander of the Third Manchurian Army and an investigation into responsibility follow scenes around Mukden. Stores including boots and uniforms were destroyed after arriving from Europe, with general shortages cited and a prior order to remove stores not executed. Gen Batja pant, an old school cavalry officer, assumed command amid transitions in the Russian forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mukden
Russia
Washington Post
London
St. Petersburg
the Times
Linovitch
Haroin
Eynkes
Gunshu Pass
Manchuria
Petersburg
Batjapant
Bilderfing
Kanlbars
Gripenberg
Notice to Publish Marriage and Death Notices Nationwide
Notice states that marriage and death notices inserted in The Washington Post may appear simultaneously in multiple morning papers listed, upon application and at no extra charge for insertion or telegraphing. Papers include New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Byracuse Post Standard EG PA Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Cocmier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST. Louis Republic
Byracush Post-Standard
Eg, Paul Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Licensed to Marry and Funeral Notices
Fragmented obituary notices list multiple marriages and funerals. Mentions Frank Dean and Ella Davis. Percy Kills and Annie Butter. Gustav Bagelmann and Anna L Halfpop. Albert L Williams and Lucy G Myers. Harry Baker of Morrisonville Virginia and Alice M Reid of Belington Virginia. Also references Richard A doohushbard of Margaret A Guilahan McCarthy and Aziay Smith Miller obituary details with interment in Indianapolis. Funeral notices to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dean
Ella Davis
Percy Kills
Annie Butter
Gustav Bagelmann
Anna L. Halfpop
Albert L. Williams
Lucy G. Myers
Harry Baker
Morrisonville, Va
Alice M. Reid
Belington
Richard A
Doohushbard
Margaret A. Guilahan
McCarthy
Meyer
Maren P. m
Firth Sreet Northen
T. Aziay Smith Miller
Shale
Indianapolis
Ind
Lahan
Gunly
Robert J. Miller
the Miller, Jr
Mary al
K Street
Health Office Record Deaths Reported to March twenty eight
Health office record lists numerous deaths from Sibley Hospital Emergency Hospital Georgetown University Hospital and other local facilities. Ages range from 1 month to 93 years with residents on streets and addresses given for many decedents.
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George J. Braganter
Sibley Hospital
Mery Brown
Wallie Campbell
Jean B. Cartwright
Guth Se
Catherine Chick
20Th St. Aw
Yeu Uiam Clayourn
Manuel de Azpiroz
T Se
William B. Hughes
Fredrick W. Lowby
Seaton
Mary B. Maher
St. Nw
Mande Polan
Geoton
Univ. Hosp
John BE. R. Rekner
Russian and Turkish War Leaders Face Blame Over Mukden Defeat
The report notes Gen Bilderling’s possible recall to command of his corps after criticism for the Mukden defeat. Kuropatkin, Linevitch, and Haus allege fault for the retreat, with dust and poor disposition blamed. The general staff cites Kuropatkin censuring ten generals, including Bilderling, for not following orders.
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Crimea
Linevitch
Kuropatkin
Hausa S.pasate
Bilderling
Mukden
Fifth
Shakhe
Kuropathin
Nogis
Oku
Associated Press
Third Army
Fu Pass
Europatkin
Hilderling
Defends Russia's Credit Amid Adverse Abroad Campaign
M Routkowsky Russia's financial agent in London fires back at a years long hostile campaign by British press and others. He denies chronic deficits, cites a $90 million ten year surplus, rail investments and debt service as proof of solvency. He argues public opinion opposes the political motive campaign and urges investors not to panic over 5 per cent bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
London
M. Routkowsky
London over loan prospectus draws crowds and police
London crowds and police surge outside banks as the Japanese war loan of 15 million is issued. In New York the US allotment of 75 million toward the 150 million loan is offered at 875 and accrued interest, with bonds in 100 and 200 pound denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
United States
Flags Unearthed From Fort Sumter by Gen Anderson’s Widow
The War Department received the historic flags that once floated over Fort Sumter during the Civil War. They were turned over under Gen Anderson’s widow will and were placed in a glass cage in the Secretary of War’s reception room for public view by Secretary Taft and officials. In a separate note from Tamatave Madagascar on March 28, it was confirmed the Russian second Pacific squadron left Madagascar waters on March 16 for an unknown destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Gen. Anderson
United States
Fort Sumter
Taft
Rojestvensky
Tamatave
Madagascar
Mandate in Burton Case for New Trial Received
In St Louis the Supreme Court mandate in Senator Ralph Burton's case was received at the Federal Building. Burton, convicted of taking compensation from Royal Grain Co for Post-office Dept services, was granted a new trial. Retrial date not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
United States Supreme Court
Ralph Burton
Federal
Burton
Royal Grain Company
Post-office Department
Censure Vote Marks Low Point in Balfour Policy
In Parliament a unanimous censure of Premier Balfour’s fiscal plan was recorded as ministerialists abstained. Mr Walton’s motion condemning fiscal retaliation passed nem con, while the government refused to fight private resolutions on tariffs. Arnold Forster defended the War Office and urged an efficient army, citing Russo-Japanese lessons. Macedonian reform talks continued with Lord Lansdowne urging international control and humanitarian action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Balfour
Ainsworth
Walton
Henry Campbell Bannerman
Joseph Chamberlain
British War Office
Arnold Forster
War Office
Canada
House of Lords
Lord Lytton
Russia
Austria
Europe
Lansdowne
Great Britain
Constantinople
Macedonia
Lord Lansdowne
Return of Battle Flags in Georgia Acknowledged by Gov. Terrell
Gov. Terrell today replied to Secretary Taft to acknowledge the return of Georgia’s battle flags. He calls the action wise and gracious, unifying the cause and honoring those who fought under the Stars and Bars and their descendants, while affirming loyalty to the flag of their fathers and country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Terrell
Taft
Georgia
Confederacy
Sued by University Over Bennett Estate Bequest
Washington Methodists sue in Orphans Court to recover 25000 from the estate of Mrs Priscila Bennett of Wilkes Barre Pa The trustees say she wrote after death she would leave 325000 to the American University at Washington but the donor silent to publicity Executors did not know of the letter and would not pay without court order. Also ship arrivals noted including Ryodam and Kronprinz Wilhelm with minor dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Methodists
Bennett
Washington Pout - Wilkesbarre
American University At Washington Today
Priscila Bennett
University
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Digestion Claims
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal remedy for indigestion and related stomach woes. It asserts one tablet can digest meat in a glass bottle and argues regular use prevents or cures indigestion, noting benefits for both ill and well individuals and urging daily after meals use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Missouri Governor Folk Delivers Strong Law Enforcement Talk
New York March 28 Gov Joseph W Folk of Missouri headlined a Waldorf Astoria banquet of the Missouri Society urging strict enforcement of all laws and repeal of bad statutes. He warned public apathy breeds evils and that patriotism must extend to voting and civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
New York
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri Society
Waldorf Astoria
Jerome
Folk
America
Funeral for late envoy attended by Roosevelt
The body of the late envoy was carried on a caisson from the embassy to a church for a requiem mass. President and Mrs. Roosevelt attended in mourning as ambassadors and officials filled the pews. The service included prayers, with the casket draped in the Mexican flag and adorned with the envoy’s sword and chapeau. The procession proceeded to Oak Hill Cemetery and the body to be interred in Mexico after ceremonies. The Mexican government has offered a warship. the body will be carried on the cruiser Columbia at a date to be fixed.
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Roosevelt
Pegoni Dz
I Street
Award Burr
United States Engineers
Washington Barracks
Fort Myer
Rooseveltt
Col. Bromwell
Winslow
Count Cassini
Supreme Court
Holmes
Chaffee
General Staff
Army
Navy
Navy Department
General Board
John W. Foster
Father Buckley
Cassini
Des Planches
Justice Fuller
Treasury
Shaw
Calvo
Denmark
Brun
Rhole Island Avenue
Chopin
Conheetfent Avenue
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mexico
Columbia
Morse was a defaulter and Ida McKinley’s relation
Special to The Washington Post from San Francisco reports that George E. Morse, clerk of the United States District Court and Ida McKinley’s husband, died last November owing about 8000. After his death, his widow married Henry Cooper. Morse was described as a gay figure in the tenderloin and took fiduciary fees from bankrupt estates. Cooper says claims are met but has paid some debts himself.
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McKinley
Washington Post
San Francisco
George E. Morse
United States District Court
Ida McKinley
Morse
Heny Cooper
Morae
Deaths of Adrian Iselin and others reported in brief
New York banker Adrian Iselin aged ninety two dies at his home after a long career and civic work. He founded A Iselin & Co in New York and helped establish the Museum of Natural History and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Also noted are recalls of Thomas Wickes of the Pullman Company and other obituaries and notices from Paris and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adrian’ Iselin
Anickerbocker
Metropolitan
Dominican government liquidates Santo Domingo claims
The United States considers a modus vivendi for Santo Domingo to appoint an American as customs receiver at southern ports. Receipts would be deposited in New York and distributed to creditors if the Senate approves the Santo Domingo treaty. otherwise funds would be returned. The plan aims to preserve the status quo and avoid immediate ratification disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo. Improvement Company
New York
Adee
Santo Domingo
Mr. Adee
Senate
United States
Committee On Foreign Relations
Congress
Revolt Against Morales Reported in Santo Domingo
Advices from Monte Cristi say Gen Barba and Dominican exiles landed there and inhabitants rose against President Morales. Monte Cristi ready to begin a revolution in favor of former President Jiminez awaiting signal to arm. Calibria cruiser arrived Santo Domingo. officials urge arrangement with foreign creditors to avoid foreign-power complications.
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Cape Haitien
Haiti
Monte Cristi
Republic of Santo Domingo
Barba
Morales
Jiminez
Santo Domingo
Calibria
Build Up Your System With Paine's Celery Compound
A medical advertisement touts Paine's Celery Compound as a nerve vitalizer and tonic. It claims nerve strength builds health, cites testimonials from O M Pearson of Seattle and Dartmouth physician Dr Phelps, and promises rapid relief from headaches dizziness and heartburn. Druggists endorse the remedy as the prescription of a famed physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paike
O. M. Pearson
Seattle
Wash
Phelps
Dartmouth University
Paine
Dominican Government Plans to Stabilize Finances
The Dominican government aims to control its finances with support from President Morales if asked, and to suppress movements threatening stability. Gen Barba and allies, once in Porto Rico, reportedly headed toward Monte Cristi in Santo Domingo, prompting Washington caution. The Navy may assist to maintain peace and restore financial order at Morales request.
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Morales
Barba
Porto Rico
Washington
Monte Cristi
Santo Domingo
Navy Department
Dominican
Strate Department
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Fear Army
Pusani
Health Office Record
Undertakers
R. Speare
J. William Les
Joseph Gawler
Ave
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth Street
Uy Chazel
North
John R. Wricht
Tenth Street Nw
Gagrgep Zurhorst
London Wild
Johannisberg
Amy
Return OF Battle Flags
Ryodam
Rotterdam
Kaiser Withelm
Grosee
Bremen
Kronprinz
Givig
The
Missouri Society of New York
Wolk
la. Foliette
Gov.eneen
Gov. Folk
Henry W. Pritchett
Massachusetts Institute’ of Technology
William Hepburn Russell
Democratic Club
Jefferson
Jeffferson
Iroquois Club
Chicago
New -York
van Wyex
Oak Hill
Adrian Iselin
Iselin
Tnomas
Pullman Company
Wickes
England
Ald
Pullman Palaca Car Company
Ars
Hast St. Louis
Chivago
Paris
Sallie Currie Barrett
Oliver
Dana
Barrett
D.C
Prompirat
Lodge
Spooner
Dawson
Foraker
Knox
Morgan
Alabama
Dillingham
State Department
Go. M. Pearson
Bealer
Hub
S. E. Cor
New York & Kentucky
Pany
Bianch
Fifth Ave
Hubbard Heating Co
Colonial Wine Co
St. Ehege Neegeg
Espics
Daziaen
A.collins
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