Bowen In Venezuela Row Governs Pending Arbitration
Washington weighs Bowen charge after Caracas envoy arrives to push amicable terms with Venezuela. Officials expect a U.S. minister change at Caracas, aiming to restore fraternal ties amid Castro tensions. Taft and the President discussed Bowen, with assurances to resolve the dispute and resume normal relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen
Washington
Herbert W. Bowen
Caracas
Castro
Venezuela
United States
Jose de J. Paul
White House
Wayne. MacVeagh
Hague Court
Mrr
Paul
Notice on Marriage and Death Insertion Policy Update
The Washington Post announces a policy allowing simultaneous publication of marriage and death notices upon application. Insertion and telegraphing incur no extra charge in morning editions of major newspapers including New York Times and Chicago Record-Herald among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New Apspara
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST. Louis Republic
Byzacuse Post-Standard
ST. Paul Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
LICENSED TO MARRY AND DEATH NOTICES COMPILED
Fragmented notices from York and New York City list marriages and funerals with names and dates in March 1905. Entries mention Jarene Gassmeyer Blanche Goodling Levi Inimaure Sarah Kent hoatseer hobinson Rhoda Baken Franklin Bikt Fredericka Isemann and Elbert Clagetty plus Patrick Fleming James Villard Gertrude Garriott Billia Holmes and Charles G Thorn among others with locations like York Pa Arboureale W Va Milton Pa and Richmond Va. Funeral details reference St Stephen's Church and private interments with addresses on street Northwest and pledge to copy Memphis papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarene
Gassmeyer
Blanche B. Goodling
York, Pa
Levi Inimaure
Sarah Kent
Hoatseer Hobinson
Rhoda Baken
New York City
Prigealbls
Frankin Bikt
Fredericka Isemann
HO Orwig
Arboureale
W. Va
Trene Philips
Milton, Pa
Hunt Olivet
Dill March
UG Street
James
Villard
Dewetta Minor Dillard
Richmond
Memphis
Princeton Street
Gertrude
E. B. Garriott
Billia
Wiliam F
Marie L. Holmead
Thorn
Balti- Move
Health Office Record of Patients and Hospitals List
Health Office record lists numerous individuals with ages and affiliated hospitals or addresses. Names include Joseph Bowie Mary Brinkley Catherine Brown George Downes Mary Evang Annle Johnson Maria Dambrosie Mary Hawkins Elizabeth Motter Carrie McKeaney Pauline OBrien James Leary Fattie Peon Brown Prever Cornelia Ross William Sears Mary Seaton Age ranges from months to 87 with hospital affiliations such as Providence Hospital Children’s Hospital U S Soldiers Home Garfield Hospital Wash Asylum Hospital and Freedmen’s Hospital. The mixed entries show patient ages and residence or institution across several local facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bowie
Mary D. Brinkley
Province Hospital
Catherine H. Brown
George
Downes
Mary P. Evang
Annle B. Johnson
Owl
Maria Dambrosie
St. Sw
Mary Hawkins
Olive Are
Harry
Bessie M. Homer
Ethel Johnson
Children's Hospital
John Meagher
U. S. Soldiers’ Home
Orlas $. Miller
6Th St. Ne
Robert J. Miller
Trinidad
D. C
Elizabeth A. Motter
N. J. Ave. Ne
Carrie McKeauy
Providence Hoenhal
Pauline O'Brien
Founding Hospital
James Leary
Geo‘ Univ. Hosp
Fattie Peon
Garfield Hospital
Brown Prever
Freedmen's Hosn
Cornelia D. Ross
St. S2
William J. Sears
R. 7
Ave. Nw
Mary Seaton
Wash Asylum
St. Nw
Annie FE. Smith
12Th St. Se
Mary J. Wetmore
Morris Rd
Charles Yates
Wash
Asylum
Venezuela and United States drift over Bowen crisis
The article outlines tensions between the United States and Venezuela over Ambassador Bowen. It notes Castro may arbitrate the asphalt dispute and suggests Bowen's recall as a potential action. It mentions Bowen’s adherence to State Department instructions and hints at possible replacement by Irving B. Dudley if recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Bowen
Castro
Washington
State Department
Mr. Bowen
Paul
Caracas
Irving B. Dudley
California
Peru
Death notices of Wardner Ferguson Colker Bloodworth
Death reports reach Milwaukee and Philadelphia as multiple prominent figures die. James F Wardner famed mining promoter known for eccentric schemes dies at Paso Texas. Judge Joseph Ferguson Orphans Court in Philadelphia dies. George H Colker railroad president and financier collapses from heart disease in Philadelphia. Herbert R Bloodworth Atlanta National Bank cashier dies from grip with complicating hiccups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
HE Paso
Tex
James F. Wardner
Wardner
National Candy Bank
St. Louis
Consolidated Black Cat Company, Limited
Philadelphia
Joseph ©. Ferguson
Orphans’ Court
Filadelphia
George H. Colker
Huntington and
Broad Top Mountain Railroad Company
Tle
Atlanta
Herbert R. Bloodworth
Atlanta National Bank
Hiccoughs
Hooker Inquiry Hearing Subpoena Target Beavers In Albany
Albany March 30 The assembly judiciary committee probing Justice Warren B. Hooker charges seeks to subpoena George W. Beavers ex superintendent of the Post Office Department salary and allowance division. The case centers on an allegedly improper lease for a building co owned by Hooker and Stearns later escalated from 1360 to 1500 and then to 2000 dollars before Bristow report led to cancellation and reversion to 1350. Witnesses testified that 2000 was a reasonable rental and the committee adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Beavers
Albany
N. Y
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Warren B. Hooker
Post Office Department
Justice Hooker
Mr. Stearns
Bristow
New York Light Hearing Focuses On Gas Company Woes
The New York legislative committee investigating the gas and electric sector heard that Consolidated Gas Company faced annual deficits of 1 to 2 million dollars after paying 8 to 10 percent dividends. Chairman Stevens announced open sessions and books must be produced. Charles Murphy of Tammany Hall was named as a witness as the panel continues tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany
Murphy
New York
Legislative Committee
New York City
Stevens
Charles ¥. Murphy
Jeader
Tammany Hall
Consolidated Gas Company
C. T. Mathewson
Consolidated Company
James A. Bennett
Consolidated
Deceived by Married Man in Subway Tragedy
Irene Helen Stockham of Brooklyn, daughter of Samuel I Stockham, attempted suicide at Brooklyn Bridge station after learning the man she trusted was not separated from his wife. The man had deceived her about his marital status and was living with his wife, prompting the frantic act. Magistrate Whitman released her, noting she acted in hysteria and did not intend self harm.
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Washington Post
New York
Helen Brown
Brooklyn Bridge
Irene Helen Stockham
Brooklyn
Samuel I* Stockham
Harper resumes work after recovery from outdoor rest
University of Chicago President Dr. Harper reports regained strength after three weeks outdoors at a Lakewood resort. He will travel to New York for X-ray treatment by William J. Moretos, then return to Chicago to ease back into duties, stating he feels very strong and ready for active work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Lakewood
N. J
Harper
Chicago University
New York
William J. More Tos
Chicago
Son of Traction Co. President Charged with Manslaughter
Barbee Hook son of the late W B Hook president of the Los Angeles Traction Company and a reputed millionaire was charged with manslaughter by a coroner s jury investigating the death of Miss Margaret Birtwistle run down Sunday by Hook s automobile. She was hurled several feet and died Tuesday from a fractured skull and other injuries after the car wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Barbee Hook
W. 8
Hook
Los Angeles Traction Company
Margaret Birtwistle
Banquet Honors Judge Jackson at Parkersburg Gathering
West Virginia attorneys gathered in Parkersburg for a banquet honoring recently retired Federal judge John Jay Jackson. About one hundred lawyers from across the state attended as toastmaster W N Miller led tributes to Judge Jackson and remarks came from judges B F Kelier A G Dayton and several state figures including John T Graw Z T Vinson and L N Tavenner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Speciar
Washington Post
Parkersburg
W. Va
John Jay Jackson
Bar Association
W. N. Miller
B. F. Kelier
Southern District
A. G Dayton
Jackson
John T. Graw
Grafton
Z. T. Vinson
Huntington
John A. Howard
Wheeling
Reese Blizzard
L. N. Tavenner
Hunter Moss
Imperial Rescript to Urge Mobilization of Assembly Work
St Petersburg March 30. Reports detail a new imperial rescript to be issued April 8 urging Interior Minister Boutigan to accelerate the Bouligan commission and fix a date for convening a representative assembly. Zemstvo leaders debate leadership as unrest grows over university exams and Polish language policy. Cossacks dispatched to Caseno amid peasant land seizures by German settlers in Bessarabia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouligan
St. Petersburg
Semstvas
M. Shipoff
Zetsistvo
You Piehve
Zemstvos
Bouligan Commission
Nicholas
Boutigan
Glasps
M. Glasoff
Poland
Bachmut
Bessarabia
Caseno
Yalta
Crimea
Livadia
Moscow
Vetchernia Patchta
Zoubatovehtina
Vladimir
European Russia
Nachaditsn
Nachidnj
Kharkof
Government of
Kharkofs
Bolachoff
Saratoff
Rojestvensky Says Movements Depend On Supplies
Admiral Rojestvensky told Matin in Nossi Be on March 4 that future squadron movements hinge on coal arrivals and military developments. He warned slow coal delivery endangers a sixty ship fleet and stated he would meet the third division if coal is ample. He accepted the international commission’s findings but felt moral responsibility over the North Sea incident. He defended his actions to save the flagship amid torpedo boat presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rojestvensky
Matin
Nossi Be
International Commission of Inquiry
North Sea
Japanese Take Control In Manchuria After March 30
Chinese merchants report Japanese administration in Manchuria with officials replacing Chinese, police established at Mukden, and rail lines rebuilt to narrow gauge. Japanese supply routes from Seoul and Port Damy to Mukden through Fengwangchang and Sinmintin road leased by Japan. Russian markets opened weak then firm. Lord Kelvin undergoes major surgery and shows cautious recovery at eighty one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunshu Pass
Manchuria
Mukden
Port Damy
Seoul
Fengwangchang
Port Dainy
Sinmintin Road
Peace moves jittery amid global war rumors
Reports from St. Petersburg, Tokyo, and Berlin show diplomatic circles weighing Russia Japan peace talks while Imperial and foreign offices deny official moves. War factions claim czarist diplomacy, Japan vows to press on, and an international congress is viewed skeptically as Russia insists on continuing the conflict.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas V Nicholalevitch
Washington
Paris
Roosevelt
Takahira
Jusserand
von Spéck-Sternbure
Foreign Office
Russia
War Party
Czar
Friends of Peace
Janan
Lamsdorff
Near East
Inokyo
Tokyo
Europe
United States
Japan
Jiji
Nicholas
Oyama
Kokumin
Nichi Nichi
France
Manchuria
Berlin
Anarchy in Trans-Caucasia Strikes Gor district
Reported official crisis in Gor district Trans-Caucasia as peasants attack landed proprietors causing vast losses. Post and public records destroyed hinder military service lists. more Cossacks dispatched. On March 27 peasants in Gori carried red flags, wrecking shops and clashing with a patrol. ten soldiers wounded, one peasant died.
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Tiflis
Gor
Trans-Caucasia
Gori
Samoan indemnity offer from U S and Britain
The United States and Great Britain propose paying 40 000 dollars each as indemnity to the Samoans and covering the remaining claims estimated from 20 000 to 30 000 dollars from the imperial treasury.
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United States
Great Britain
Imperial Treasury
Terrorists arrested in St. Petersburg crackdown
Reports from St. Petersburg describe multiple arrests of prominent terrorists tied to the inner or bomb faction. Among those detained are a wealthy man named Zavitsky, two women including anarchist Ivanovskaia and a girl named Leonteeva from a high official family, with linked surveillance of high officials and movements in Great Marskala street.
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London
St. Petersburg
Daily Mail
Standard
Zavitsky
Ivanovskaia
Alexander II
Leonteeva
Jin Great Marskala
Trepoff
Valdimir
Interior
Bouligan
Detective shot at by would be assassin of Gov Trepoff
Special Cable Dispatch from St. Petersburg reports a man loitering near Gov Gen Trepoff's house fired once at a detective who pursued him. The officer was wounded slightly. the suspect was captured and refuses to give his name, though he admits plans to kill the governor.
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Washington Post
St. Petersburg
Gen.Trepoff
Trepoft
Kidnapped Chinese Governor Supposedly Threatened Self Harm
Victoria B C March 30 Advices say Russians kidnapped General Tseng Chinese governor general of Manchuria when Mukden fell Sixty Cossacks forced him from his sedan chair He resisted and sought to poison himself with opium claiming Pekin government would not permit him to leave His seal was later stolen to press Chinese for provisions on retreat He returned some days later
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Mukden
Victoria
B. C
Concession to Gorky Granted for Crimea Recuperation
In St Petersburgh March 30 Maxim Gorky awaiting trial for sedition and treason was granted permission to travel to southern Russia for health reasons. He has suffered several hemorrhages and his trial is set for June 7. The report notes his drama The Children of the Sun has been completed. Movements of Ocean Steamers listed from New York March 30 with vessels from Liverpool Hamburg Havre and Naples.
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Bt. Petersburg
Maxim Gorky
Higi
Crimea
Gorky
Russia
New York
Bovie
Liverpool
Teutonic
Graf Valderese
Hamburg
Satie
Georgic
Havre
Citta di Napoli
Naples
Jae Ea Asa
Vie
Halitex
Seth Low Announces Tent Evangelism Plan in New York
Seth Low and ministers prepare a summer evangelistic campaign in Manhattan with ten tents and additional tents in Brooklyn and the Bronx. Dr W H Thompson and Mr Low will lead as vice chairmen, aiming to raise over 50 thousand dollars. Rev James B Ely, organizing, favors funding from rich churches and omits the collection plate during services.
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Washington Post
New York
Seth Low
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Low
W. H. Thompson
James B. Ely
Philadelphia
Unlawful Fee Charged by Lunacy Commission Agent Held for Trial
Egbert F. Kroyer, an agent of the New York State lunacy commission, was held for grand jury action by Police Magistrate Poole on a charge of taking an unlawful fee of 100 dollars from Margaret Peppe after her release as a patient from Wards Island. Peppe had withdrawn 4,000 dollars and deposited it in banks the following day.
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New York
Lunacy Commission
Egbert F. Kroyer
New York State Commission
Grand Jury
Poole
Margaret Peppe
Wards Island
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F Street
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Pennsylvania Ave
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Reone
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Edneral Directors
Foertednth Sa
Erate Kes
Coumadin Chapel
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John R. Wright
Tenth Streat
Tee Af
North 47
George P. Zarhorst
Best Capitol
Cipriano Castro
Taft
Curacao
la Guayra
Hooker
Sunday Post
Light Hearing
Girl
Judge Jackson
St. Z Wilson
Duffy
Tokalon Meese
Gain
National Assembly
Lord Kelvin
Washington Poet
Lord” Kelvin
Sinderwent
Lora Kelvin
Eadaches and
Neuralgis
Walt
Madison
Daniel Hurley
Reichstag
Petion Committee
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The
Goodyear Rain Coat Co
Pnoor
Rain Coats
Cravenettes
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A.colling
Germany
Wennholz
Apenta
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