Negotiations on North Sea commission settlement progress
Reports from St Petersburg and London indicate amicable progress toward forming an international five naval officer commission to investigate the North Sea incident. Britain may invite Admiral Dewey. Russia favors Kaznakoff with a French counterpart sought by Moscow. Details on personnel and meeting date remain undecided.
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St. Petersburg
London
Associated Press
North Sea
Britain
Russia
Vics
Rojestven
Pritain
Admiral Dewey
International Commission
Paris
Kaznakof
Great Britain
Cyprian Bridge
United States
Kaznakoff
Rvice
Admiralty
New York
Foreign Office
Offic
Board of Trade
Hell
Balfour
Lansdowne
Benkendorft
Cambon
Lundsdowne House
Getall
Hull
Notice of notice publication in multiple papers
A fragmented notice references inserting notices in The Washington Post and additional morning newspapers in major cities. It mentions various papers including New York editions, Chicago records, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Pittsburgh Dispatch, St Louis Republic, Syracuse Post Standard, and Minneapolis Tribune among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcinge
Washington Post
New York
Tim Haltimgh
Theradld
Mast Clae
Hurfalg
Ol Reer
Pnuinnatl Enquirer
Pincago Record-Herald
Fenladelphoa Public Ledger
Pitts IM
Dispatch
Bonce Journal
Rove Cherald
ST Loui Republic
LICENSED TO MARRY AND OTHER NAMES LISTED IN OCCUPIED ENTRY
A garbled OCR page lists numerous marriage licenses and notices across multiple names, places, and dates. Entries reference partners with varying spellings and locales such as Gilet Aten, Bik Kun, Howard Miere, Ames, Jtussetly Me, Tenn, and Ve mM Lathe. Several dates appear in late October and November, with fragmented biographical notes, residences, and witness mentions mixed throughout. The text lacks coherent structure but preserves the enumeration of licenses and related names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merman
Hartman
Frances M. Taylor
Sohn P. Qennson
Annis Thiet
Frank Makel
Emma Hates
Flunter
Allene R. Melton
Gilet Aten
William T James KE
Mson
Unly F. Nelson
Bik Kun
Mangak
Lavine Amt
Bridget
Urizglarl
Teelie Willams
Howard Miere Ch
Cowate
Vioiam
Wolter Ap
Olissae
Gaegler
Lone
Catherine Donte
Vran
A. Raa
Calhraith
Jtussetly
Lin
Mary
Partol
Bath
Crare
Ma Henin
Saltie
Health Office Record Of Names And Ages
Health office record lists numerous individuals with ages and addresses including Merewret Rowle 23 years Jue Biedge 28 years Gov Trisp Ain mw 72 years infant of John and Lulu Warren 5 days Routan st and other entries such as Charlotre Miller 90 years and Mart Thompson 47 years. The fragmentary list suggests a registry of residents with ages and street locations.
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Merewret Rowle
Trisp
Ain
Byrtiek
Kenaknia Byilolden
Bet St
John
Lulu Warren
Turner St
Routan
Port Arthur Crisis Timed Assault Aims For Fall
Reports from St. Petersburg and Port Arthur say Japanese forces may strike to coincide with a royal holiday and the tenth anniversary of Nicho las secession. Authorities voice confidence in Gen Stoessel but gloom grows as siege bombardment continues and breaches widen. Official details remain sparse as Tokyo reports are not confirmed by the war office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czar
St. Petersburg
Torelen
Port Arthur
Stoessel
Nogi
Nicholas
Japan
War Office
Tokyo
Russ
Bpaper
Russians Submit North Sea Incident Report Draft in St Petersburg
Paris officials receive a confidential conference summary from Captain Uiado and Captain Clado detailing the October 21 23 North Sea incident. Two Japanese torpedo boats are confirmed by eye witnesses. Separate reports from Paris and St Petersburg are planned for The Hague hearing.
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Paris
Otto
Rojestvensky
Clado
St. Petersburg
St. Petersburge
North Sea
Line Foreign Office
Huil
Hague
Hull inquest verdict requested by government over North Sea tragedy
The Hull inquest returned a verdict of death by shell and machine gun fire on October 2 aboard the trawler Crane during a North Sea incident with Russian warships. The government urged no willful murder finding pending negotiations, witnesses stated no Japanese ships were present and trawlers carried no arms. The proceeding, held at St George's Hall, drew large crowds and involved medical and explosive expert testimony confirming Russian shells. The jury praised diplomatic efforts to reach a peaceful conclusion.
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Hull
Eng
George Henry Smith
William Leggett
Board of Trade
North Sea
Earl of Dysart
Treasury
Wuird
International Tribunal
St. George's Hall
Eipate
Smith
Legg
Baltic
Coldeveiyn Thompson
Gillard
Girard
James Nixon
Wich
Fihing
Extreme calm in London during naval dispute
London observers report nerves easing after misinformed newspaper reports. The press attacks the government for leaving London fearful and urges the admiralty to curb surprise mobilizations. Gibraltar reports the experimental sea mobilization has ended, linked to Admiral Sir John Fisher’s new plan.
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London
Admiralty
Lord Charles Beresford
Gibraltar
Chronicle
John Fisher
Manchurian Front Quiet Amid Reports From Mukden
In St Petersburg anxiety rises over the military situation as Mukden reports are scarce. Japanese flanks show tentative moves but no general advance. Sandiapu near the Hun River is reoccupied. Japanese trenches run close, yet both sides refrain from major artillery. Tokyo reports a skirmish heavy on cavalry, with Russians suffering losses and horses captured. A Chinese village near Chengienpaa was seized and burned by the left army detachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Mukden
Sakharoff
Shakhe
Sandiapu
Kuroki
Fusan
Shakhe River
Tokyo
Cave Alry
Litewentan
Hansantal
Chengienpaa
rioting in Mohiloff over liquor price injures Jews
Telegrams from Mohiloff describe unrest tied to mobilization where two days of rioting left about twenty Jews hospitalized and one hundred wounded in homes after clashes at the Jewish quarter. Officials have been sent to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Tageblatt
Mohiloff
Russia
St. Petersburg
Pope Pius Much Improved Amid Inquiries From Admirers
In Rome on November 2 Dr. Lapponi reported Pope Pius IX in much better condition. Gout in his right leg eases, the pontiff said his illness is not serious though it causes great excitement. He expects to resume audiences if improvement continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Lapponi
Prince Mirsky Breaks Down Overwork Strain
St. Petersburg reports Prince Sviatopolk Mirsky, the minister of the Interior, is seriously worn by overwork in his new post. Official receptions have ceased, and he will rest at a European resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Sviatopolk- Mirsky
Thaw Dilemma at Cumberland Hotel Over Nil Status
New York November 2 Harry E Thaw brother in law of the Earl of Yarmouth arrived from Europe and remained at the Cumberland Hotel with Florence Nesbit a chorus girl They declined to speak denying rumors of a marriage ultimatum was issued demanding they register as man and wife or depart Thaw plans returning to Pittsburg as hotel staff push for a clear status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Nesbit
New York
Harry E. Thaw
Pittsburg
Cgarl
Yarmouth
Europe
Cumberland Hotel
Florence E. Nesbit
Mr. Thaw
Mss Nesbit
Faris
Thaw
Hdward H. Swett
Bdward R. Swett
Mr. Swett
Swett
Henderson
Sesbit
Ince
Printers Back Eight Hour Day Referendum Victory
At the International Typographical Union headquarters Indianapolis November report shows six propositions carried except one boosting president and secretary salaries. The notable measure establishes an eight hour day from January 1 1906 with an assessment to fund it, a move that will be contested by the United Typothetae. final count due tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingianapolis
Ind
International Typographical Union
United Typothetae
Panama's Anniversary Observed With Proclamation
Panama portrait of independence day to be celebrated nationwide tomorrow under President Amador. Gen Davis, governor of the canal zone, to attend Te Deum with sixty nine zone employees. Amador to issue a proclamation praising peace and U S relations, hoping pending differences end in honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Republic of Panama
Amador
Gen. Davis
Canal Zone
United States
Ten Die as Mine Carriage Plunges Deep in Coal Shaft
At Ma 1 Auchincloss shaft in Nanticoke Delaware Lackawanna and Western Coal Co incident leaves ten miners dead and three injured as a derailed carriage falls about 1,100 feet then into a 50 foot sump. Victims, mostly Polish or Slav workers from Nanticoke, are trapped while rescuers salvage the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Wyoming Valley
Auchincloss
Delaware, Tackawanna and Western Coal Company
Wanticoke
Ross Vein
Nanticoke
John Kemper
Sully Partners in Bankruptcy Case Over Bob Entry
In New York a bankruptcy hearing reveals Daniel J. Sully and three partners changed stance on claims of New York Cotton Exchange creditors. They agree to withdraw objections, with noon ruling awaited. Witness Hadley explains the "Bob" entry in order book hid James M. Baker’s account to avoid margin payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daniel J. Sully
D. J. Sully & Co
New York Cotton Exchange
MacGrane Coxe
Sully
Satton Exchange
Coounsel
Edwin W. Hadley, Jr
William St. Fagan
New Orleans
Chicago Board of Trade
Dwin W. Hadley, Jr
Bob
James M. Baker
Washington
Hadley
Baker
Mr. Baker
Movements of Octan Steamers
Nov. 2 reports list arrivals and sailings for several lines.Deutschland arrives from New York via Plymouth to Hamburg. Oceanic sails for New York via Queenstown. London area routes include Boulogne Cherbourg and Liverpool connections.
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New York
Salled
Gtutendsm
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Cherbourg
Deutschland
Plymouth
Hamburg
Flymouth
Queenstown
Liverpool
Oceanic
Teutonic
The Mast Effective Heart Cure Suits Port Elgin Patient
A historical notice touts Dr Miles Heart Cure as the cure for heart trouble. The testimonial from WwW oA Robins of Port Elgin, Ontario claims two months of use restored him to comparative health. It promises a money back guarantee if the first battle fails.
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Miles
Oa. Robins
Port Elgin
Ont
West Virginia Navy Cruiser Fails Four Hour Speed Trial
Boston November 2 The armored cruiser West Virginia completed an 88 mile Cape Ann test at 22.14 knots average after port engine lagged behind the starboard. The trial noted excellent outward pace, slower return, and engines turning at 128 rpm with full speed reversals performed satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
West Virginia
Cape Ann
United States
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Reduction in War Department Estimates for 1906
War Department budget figures show total estimated appropriations of 22 876 834 for the year ending June 30 1906, a rise from prior years. Civil establishment costs fall slightly while the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers and artificial limbs funding are specified among miscellaneous items. Ensign Owen Tuilt receives orders detaching from the Naval Academy to proceed to San Francisco for Manila transport duties. Captain Diehl conducts inspections of the Boston naval prison and the prison ship Southery at Portsmouth New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Army
Military
West Point
Washington
Seacoas
D&c
Bpeelalco
Wastinevar
Annapolis
Owen Tuilt
S. N
Naval Academy
San Francisco
Manila
Asiatic Squadron
Usign Hill
Robert Sommers
Diehl
the Navy
Boston
Naval
Navy Yard
Southery
Portsmouth
N. H
Movements of Naval Vessels and Assignments in 1904
Arrivals include Abarenda at Singapore and Hannibal at Lambert Point with Bancroft at Puerto Plat and Scorpion and Nezinscot from Portsmouth and Yankee from Gloucester for the West Virginia trial course. Orders record detachments, duties, and leave for officers including Leutze, Wainwright, Ingersoll, Fletcher, Morrt, Sticht, Cole, Hunt, Bestwick, Price, Kear, Wallace, Vanderbeck, and Hill. Ensigns and medical staff assigned to Asiatic Station and Dry Tortugas duties as of November 1904.
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Baltimore
Singapore
Abarenda
Gibraltar
Hannibal
Lambert Point
Bancroft
Puerto Plat
Wisconsin
Oregon
Cincinnati
Amoy
Cavite
Scorpion
Nezinscot
Portsmouth
N. H
Yankee
Gloucester
West Virginia
BE. HW
Leutze
Maine
Ipoportion and Survey
Washington, D. C
R. Wainwright
R. BR. Ingersoll
Washington, D. C C
F. F. Fletcher
Naval Torpedo Station
Narragansett Hay
R. J
F. Morrt
Kearsarge
Navy Yard
New York
N. Y
Department of Steam Engineering
J. L. Sticht
Ordnance
Hartford
League Island
Asiatic Station
San Francisco
Cal
Hill
Hollland
G. G. Hart
Marine Barracks
Dry Tortugas
Fla
R. L. Sutton
Naval Hospital
Mosachusetts
K. Winn
Navy
H. de Valin
Navy Appointments and Relocations Noted in 1904 1914
Paymaster's Clerk of Price appointed October 31 1904 assigned to the Naval Academy Annapolis Md. Cable from commander in chief United States Asiatic Fleet November 1 1914. Assistant Paymaster D G McRitchie Mon adnock to Frale Assistant Surgeon A J Geiger Naval Hospital Yokohama Japan to home.
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Navy
Morover
Price
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Cable
Coremander
United States Asiatic Fleet
D. G. McRitchie
Monadnock
Frale
A. J. Geiger
Naval Hospital
Yokohama
Japan
Admiral Wise to Retire as Bradford Takes Over
Rear Admiral William C. Wise, commander of the Atlantic Training Squadron, will retire on the 8th instant after meeting with Navy officials. He will haul down his flag on his flagship Minneapolis in Hampton Roads and be placed on the retired list. Rear Admiral Royal B. Bradford, formerly in command of the battleship Illinois, will succeed him. Wise, a Kentucky native, entered the service in 1860 and became rear admiral in 190?. he has led the squadron since July 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Bradford
William C. Wise
Navy Department Y
Minneapolis
Hampton Roads
Royal B. Bradford
Wise
Kentucky
Naval Service
Army Officers Orders and Inspections 1804 Dispatches
Capt Henry G Cole is detailed as commissary and acting quartermaster for the transport Sumner bound for Colon and return. Leave of two months starting around December 5, 1804 granted to Capt Edward S Walton. Col John E B Greer ordered to conduct up to one visit from New York Arsenal to Port Armistead Fort Carroll Fort Howard Fort Smailwood for armament inspection. Frank A Kunkel authorized to attend garrison school at Columbus Barracks. Capt Jay E Hoffer ordered to make up to one visit in November and up to two visits in December. 1904 inspection trip from Springfield Armory to Anson Mills Woven Cartridge Belt Co Worcester for ordnance material inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Cole
Sumner
Colon
Edward 5. Walton
Nineteenth Infantry
John EB. Greer
Ordnance Department
Penn
New York Arsenal
Governors Island
N. Y
Port Armistead
Fort Carroll
Fort
Springfield Armory
Springfeld
Anson Mills Woven Cartridge Belt Company
Worcester
Mass
Acquitted of Whipping Death in Engefield Case
G P Sawyer and M R Prince chain gang overseers were acquitted in Engefield South Carolina after a ten minute jury deliberation. The State failed to prove Wade Hartley died violently or that the defendants harmed him.
The Peril of Our Time Promises Cure for Lung Disease
A vintage advertisement touts Dr King's New Mission for Consumption and lung trouble cures with promises of no pay if relief is not found. Trade language claims cures for coughs and lung ailments and labels all struggles as perils of the era.
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Thas
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MM. Y AL di
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James Fl
Hilttan
Rida Chubert
York
Francis
Tucson
Health Office Record
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William Lee
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Punemal
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John R. Wright
Ambalmer and Cailertaker
Tenth Street
Telephor Fail Nort
George P. Zarhorst
East Capital St. Funeral Telephone
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Testa
Mediterranean
Tangier
Malta
Tokalon Onna
Pope Pius
Prince Mirsky
Harry EK
Thaw’s
Cotton Exchange
Pon
Dr. Miles
Tees
Tito
Serounds Ave
Secon
Iesus
A &T
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Edward Stevens
Sth
Proi
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Detroit
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Appleck
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Admiral Wise
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