Storm Strikes Fleet Fourth Squadron Sighted Near Singapore
A May 4 6 report from Singapore noting a typhoon damaged the Russian second Pacific squadron as six warships and four colliers passed Kingsport in the Malacca Straits. The fleet is dispersed and further delays to Admiral Rosetvensky’s plans are anticipated. The Telegraph’s Tokyo correspondent cites Port Dell as a sheltered harbor with unclear ship movements near Gelangor.
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Amey
China
South China
Rosestvensky
Singapore
Straits Settlements
Kingspore
Bose
London, Wy
Tokyo
Telegraph
Port Dell
Kamranh Tay
Londyr
Selammror
Strils
Malacca
Admiralebogatoff
Rytacventkss
Gelangor
Rugs Blin
Sagaper
Jiins
Vimiril Rojestvensky
Cochin
London
Notice on Marriage and Death In The Washington Festil1
Notice states that marriage and death notices were not inserted in The Washington Festival upon application. It lists simultaneous publication without extra charge in multiple newspapers including New York Times and Chicago Record Herald. The notice appears to be a public announcement of cross newspaper distribution for notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Nowto’ Globe
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelpia
Plasic Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Herald
Republic
Symac Lab Post Standard
Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Philadelphia
South
LICENSED TO MARRY IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY MD
Randolph NW Chester and Catherine P Cantwell Wottamfrench and Ide James Witam of Montgomery County Md Virginia Tate Philip 3hrer and Klizm Blackmen both of Montgomery County Md Robert Reedent Maggie Hawkine Clayton Ho Rabineon of Morton Md and Badle y Blair of Kiltmore Md Clarenceton and Halen Gwynn MANNIX Re&ASCHI On Saturday April ins Violomew Mannix and Eisa beth Bo Braschi both of Washington Db C ty Rev Father Lee at St Matthews Church.
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Randolph NW
Chester
Catherine P Cantwell
Wottamfrench
Ide
James Witam Sre
Montgomery County
Virginia Tate
Philip 3Hrer
Klizm Blackmen
Robert Reedent
Maggie Hawkine
Clayton Ho Rabineon
Morton, Md
Badley Blair
Kiltmore
Clarenceton
Halen Gwynn
Mannix
Violomew Mannix
Eisabeth Bo Braschi
Washington
Db C
Father Lee
St Matthew S Church
HEALTH OFFICE RECORDS AND MENTION OF SEVERAL NAMES
A health office record lists Frances Barnes Corinne Mo Cowling Watte V Cook Enlca Crnee Atemiam ord Wash etc with ages 34 64 44 82 2 3 84 79 and multiple addresses. The notice also records obituaries including John Holmes Sumner and funeral details for SLAWNER related to Grand Rapids and Rock Creek Cemetery with military order references.
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Frances Barnes
Theras
Bateman
Corinne Mo Cowling
Mt Aw
Watte
Cook
Let
Crnee
Atemiam Ord Wash
Ray How
George Git Warn Asy How
Annie Ro Harman
Lingoin
Olive Hunter
Olive Axe
Marttal Dom Wen Rear
Mertta J Larmon
Herriot Moby
Pewell
Columbia Heights
Watson
Milton
Southard
Frank H. Southard
John Holmes Sumner
Sauierat
Aringtom Va
Wallach Place
Wat
John W Foster
Huxford
US Army
Undertakers W R Speare and Williams Lee Services
A fragmented notice lists W R Speare Undertaker and Embalmer at 840 F Street N W with main phones 4199 and 4281 and William Lee Funeral Director offering modern crematorium and livery services.
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W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
William Lee
Modest Peters
Russia and Japan clash over China Sea neutrality
The article discusses Russo Japanese tensions over Indo Chinese waters and China Sea neutrality. It notes Russia's reluctance to officially abandon neutrality, potential retaliation with ships from Shanghai, and French neutrality concerns amid Japan's protests to France about Admiral Rozensvensky's stay.
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Nebogetore
China Sea
Rosentvensky
China
Foreign Office
Japan
Russia
Jae
Novos Vremya
Mainteing
Askold
Grozovol
Shanghai
Washington
Bhanghat
France
Rojesivensky
Paris
Hgenu
Tokyo
Mayess
Ouest Continuen
Sine Crittelam
Jijl
Powell at Haitian dinner defends American policy
In Port au Prince on May 4 American Minister Powell hosted a dinner for Haitian officials. He praised President Roosevelt and Secretary Hay, stated the United States has no annexation intent and would defend Haiti's sovereignty while protecting American capital. Foreign Minister Ferere welcomed the assurances as favorable to Haiti.
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Powell
America
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Roosevelt
Hay
Loomis
Ferere
Mr. Powell
Philadelphis Ledger
Republic
Lehigh University
Sale of Warships Denied by Chile and Argentina
London May 5 Buenos Aires report denies any sale of Argentine war ships to Russia. Argentina’s foreign minister rejects the rumor. The ministry’s marine chief says tempting offers were received from Russia and Japan, but the government would not deliver vessels until a peace treaty is signed.
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Chile
Argentina
London
Daily Mail
Buenos Ayres
Russia
Ministry of Marine
Japan
Archbishop Agius III to be relieved of duties in Philippines
Rome reports Archbishop Agius, apostolic delegate to the Philippine Islands, ill with fever and gravely ill in Manila. He is expected to be relieved of his duties when able to depart from the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Rome
Vatican
Agius
Manila
Pope and Morroco Topics Highlight May Dispatches
From Rome to Philadelphia to London, a torrent of early May dispatches reports the Pope praising America as his source of comfort, Mersey docks cutting transport costs, a miniature Coxey army forming in Northamptonshire, Morocco seeking reform by concert of powers, and stray notes on liberty and a Lehigh cannon plan amid bustling U S and UK chatter.
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England
London
Northamptonshire
War Office
Morocco
Paris
Mafin
For
France
Militia Crisis Deepens as Chicago Strife Erupts
Gov Deneen weighs militia call as Chicago unrest spreads. Sheriff Barrett to tighten control with hundreds of deputies. Mayor Dunne reports no violence while streets flood with rioters. Police clash with nonunion groups. several wounded, including a woman shot near Twenty eighth Place.
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Springfield
Deneenr
Chicago
Duane
Deneen
Thomas
Barrett
Cook County
Dunne
Sheriff Barrett
Dei
Teamptera
Chicago Union ‘Fraction Company
United States
W. H. Mahon
National Organization of Street Car Men
Street Car Men's Union
Union Traction Company
Striking Black Workers Spark Street Violence in Chicago
Racial unrest erupts as over 1,000 new Black workers flood Chicago. Mob violence, street clashes, and public safety fears escalate near Fort Sheridan and the Baltimore and Ohio subtreasury. Officials, including Col. Duggan, coordinate army support to escort strikebreakers from a parlor to Wentworth Avenue car line.
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J. D. Schafker
Chicago
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Schaffer
Peabody Nn
Botcear
N. D. Austin
Schaffer
Stam Ban
Duggan
Fort Sheridan
Taft
Baltimore and Ohio
Gompers Aims for Settlement in Chicago Teamsters Strike
Samuel Gompers, AFL president, seeks executive council support to mediate a settlement between employers and Chicago teamsters. He plans rapid telegraph replies from council members and hopes for a mutual agreement to end the dispute while Chicago teamsters insist on lawful conduct and victory.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
American Federation
Chicago
Gonmpers
Gompers
Frank Morrison
John B. Lennon
Bloomington
James Duncan
Quincy
Mase
John Mitchell
Indianapolia
James O'Connell
Max Morris
Denver
Colo
Thomas I
Kidd
D. A. Hagen
Philadelphia
Daniel J. Keafe
Detroit
Wiliam J. Spencer
Dayton
Ohio
Cornelius Shea
Chicago Teamstera
Shea
Milton 1 Southard Dead Former Ohio Congressman
Milton Tsalah Southard a former Ohio congressman and prominent Tammany Hall leader died at his brother's home in Zancavillé Ohio at age sixty eight after a complication of diseases. He represented the Fifteenth Ohio district in the 43rd through 45th Congresses and later practiced law in New York with Thomas Ewing. He served as toastmaster at the Ohio colony banquet in New York in 1900.
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Ohio
Tammany Hall
Zancavillé
Milton Tsalah Southard
New York
Thomas Ewing
McKinley
Henry Guy Carleton the Playwright and Journalist Dies Stroke
Henry Guy Carleton of Jacksonville Fla suffered a stroke on Tuesday. He was a gifted American dramatist and journalist whose works included The Gilded Fool and The Butterflies. He rose from New Orleans Times writer to New York Times staff and authored many plays and poems including Andromeda Unbound and Victor Durand. He held several marriages and was known as an inventive, versatile figure in arts and electrical inventions.
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Henry Guy Carleton
Jacksonville
Fla
Nat Goodwin
John Drew
New York
James H. Carleton
New Orleans
New Orleans Times
New York Times
Carleton
Andromeda
Victor Durand
Erie
Lem Kettle
National Theater
Washington
Helen Hubbard
Beig
Peter Marie
Eli Shannon
Mares
Wiston
Greek mummy portrait on exhibit at National Museum
The National Museum has purchased a Greek mummy portrait from Dr. Theodor Graf of Vienna and placed it in the Egyptian and Assyrian antiquities section. The encaustic panel shows a lifelike 3rd century B C man with black hair and ruddy cheeks, part of a portrait laid over a mummy bandage to appear as a figure peering from a shroud. The painting cost 850 dollars and draws wide attention as a rare, unique acquisition in recent years.
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National Museum
Egypt
Falum
Binders-Petrie
Fallutm
Alexander the Great
Graf
Vienna
Nebraska at Lewis and Clark Exposition plans unveiled
Centennial notes show Nebraska investing over 3000 dollars for Lewis and Clark Exposition display space across multiple buildings. Gardens mature for opening, with state pavilions from California Massachusetts Illinois and others nearing completion. Also coverage of quotes about egoism and a cab driver's reaction to a New York crime case.
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Nebraska
Palace of Manufactures
California
New York
Massachusetts
Washington
Missouri
Idaho
Homer Davenport
Davenport
Oregon
Alaska
Government
Gutters Fort
Taft
Worcester
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Illinois State Building
Nan Patterson Acquitted In Graveyard Death Case
Eight to four verdicts for acquittal emerged after a dramatic courtroom scene in which jurors debated whether Nan Patterson could have murdered or killed herself in the death of Norman S. Young. Rand pressed for nothing more than possible manslaughter, while the jury ultimately found no crime proven beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Mr. Rand
Young
Newe
Nan Patterson
Goldstone
Barney
Tueder
Mattville
Levell M. Aldrich
J. Morgen Smith
Miss Patterson
Mrs Young Silent on Patterson Murder Trial
Special to The Washington Port New Rochelle N Y May 4 Mrs Caesar Young widow of the murdered bookmaker keeps silent about the Nan Patterson case. A maid relayed her message no comment to reporters. Friends say she believes Nan killed her husband to spare her.
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B. K. McKenn
Nan's Relatives Hopeful After Nans's Detention
Charles Patterson, brother of Nang Patterson, told a Post reporter he valued telegraphs and sympathy. He said he hoped for acquittal and that Nan might be released on bail soon if press reports are accurate. His mother, long ill, showed slight improvement and a telegram from their father lifted her spirits.
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Charles Patterson
Nang Patterson
Post
Notte
Nan
Pattersons
Sentenced to Death for Assault in Orangeburg case
William Johnson, a seventeen year old Black male, was convicted of criminal assault on an eight year old white girl in her mother's kitchen in Orangeburg County. The victim will be a cripple for life. Johnson was sentenced to death.
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Charleston
William Johnson
Orangeburg County
Johnnon
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Manufacturers’ Club
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Great Bend
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Lewis Morrison
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Maryland
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Ind
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Clarence L. Cullen
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Illustrated
Sunday Post
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Morton C. Stout & Co., Tailors
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AUB Furniture CO
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