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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1905

Page

3

Russia in Turmoil as Witte Fails to Command Backing

Amid vast factional strife in Russia, Count Witte struggles to rally support against reactionaries and the army. Zemstvo leaders push for a national assembly while imperial court factions maneuver. potential successors from Nicholas I’s line are discussed as the empire teeters toward crisis. Maxim Gorky prepares a new industrial organ though ill health looms. Trepoff resigns after warnings from a revolutionary committee threatening the czar and government unless a constituent assembly is granted within a month.

Wiyt Wsur Pourtmeuih Cyril Indiana Regulioy Nicholas Nicholatvitch Constantine Constantinovich Nicholas I Council of Imperial Defense Count Witte Constantine Romanoff I Witte Zemstvo Zemstvo Congress Empire Epperor Russian Empire Count ‘Witte Kkan Isaac St. Petersburg Maxim Gorkys Nae Wileh St .Petersburg Gen. Trepoff M. de Piehye Trepot Ha Czar

LICENSED TO MARRY AT BALWYN ARUNDA

Fragments note several late 19th or early 20th century marriage and obituary notices with names Balwyn Arundla Must Marthe Mc Knute Gwen Nuswetl Philips Akers Chatluri Armina Cars Sue Anan On Friar November 10 2 pm at Milton Buchanan etc. Mentions graveyard services at St Vaal Hoek Creek Cemetery November 13 196 and other obituaries with dates and locations in Virginia Maryland and Washington area listing various families and funeral details.

Balwyn Arundla Wera Must Marthe Mc Knute Merrigan alle @ Bryant J Gwen Ide Nuswetl Bokn Piilipps Akers Chatluri Armina Sue Anan Milton Buchanan Tos Emma Eldred Buchfortus Bath Petworth St. Vaal Hoek’ Creek Andra AY O. Satarday Met‘arthy Daughmith Annie McCarthy Resiten Mbruhy M-Vonnele- Baddenly Wriday Thal Om Michael J OL Walom Foly Mage Wil Mt. Oliver Laurel Ospero. Ballwin Clarence Q Gertrude Baldwin McCullough Rock Shepherd Beadehuwool D. C Annie A. Ray Jain W. Hay Glenwood Tim. Mary County Cork Trelat William O'Leary

Health Office Record of Ages and Addresses

A health office listing records names ages and addresses for numerous individuals. Entry names include Irene Dunbar 12 months, Virgints Ford 3 months, Lila Lazer 26 years, Amyltics Blomp 26 years, Jov y Melee 2 months, and others with ages from 2 to 83 years. The document notes locations such as Columbia mad Anacostia Shepherd road Brigtinwood and Emergency Hospital.

Rorine Dunbar Columbia Mad Virgints Ford Turner Utne Anenths Nies Kay Gert Sosp Lila Lazer Wark Amyltics Jovy Melee Moncoe Anacostia Acre A Hay Shepherd Road Brigtinwood Fries Smickle Saivel FL Warenar Pat Youre

Notice of Marriage and Death Listings Across Papers

An inverted notice indicates marriage and death notices will appear in multiple newspapers such as the ATL ENQUIRER DEW YORK TIMES W STOL GLAZE and others without extra charge. The list names many papers including RECORD HERALD LEHLA PLONG LEDGER PSA KT DISPATCH SVIDENCE JOURNAL and more. The notice mentions Horobanerusty and various city papers in a joint distribution plan.

Westington Furs ATL Enquirer DEW York Times Ingerston Chata Feo Record Herald Lehla Plong Ledger PSA KT Dispatch Svidence Journal Lester Herald Lolis Republic

Local Undertakers Offer Moderate Prices in Washington

W R Speare Undertaker and Embalmer at 940 F Street NW advertises modest prices and funeral services with telephone access. John R Wright Co. and George P Zurhorst also advertise embalmers and funeral arrangements with offices on Tomb at 1357 and East Capitol Street respectively.

W. R. Speare N. W ORS Emsalmors Ternth Street John R. “Wright

Martial law in Poland tightens grip amid Polish autonomy bid

Russian authorities in St. Petersburg vow to resist Polish moves toward autonomy. Martial law across Poland aims to curb resistance inspired by Finland. Officials warn a broader conspiracy could unfold, with rail and troop movements crucial to any response. In Warsaw, coal stores are seized to starve strikers, and a Warsaw lawyers’ delegation reports Witte will not end martial law until unrest ends. Three policemen and four detectives were killed in separate incidents overnight.

St. Petersburg Poland Kingdom of Finland Count Witte Russia Novyski Prospect Warsaw Russian Poland

Mutiny Rumors Denied as Russian Fleet Stays Loyal

At Cronstadt the admiralty rejects reports that crews of the battleships Slava and Alexander II mutinied. Vice Admiral Biriloff cites discontent and sailor grievances, while noting government contractors robbed funds and fed unfit meat. Naval officers reportedly fled from angry sailors.

Ht. Petersburg Admiralty Slava Cronstadt Biriloff Libau

Mutiny at Cronstadt as troops hold out in fortress

Commander of the Seventh Equipage died by his own action. Fourth and Seventh Equipages resist, using machine guns from windows to threaten surrounding troops. Cronstadt forces hesitate to storm, seeking surrender only with immunity from punishment. A court martial sits to sentence captured leaders.

Cronstadt

Feared Jewish Massacre Rumors Grounded in St Petersburg

Report from St. Petersburg on November 12 states no evidence supported fears of a planned general massacre against Jews. Night passed quietly. Jewish stores shuttered early. troops and police patrolled to avert any disturbance. An encyclical from the Holy Synod urged harmony and reminded readers of biblical fraternal duty to prevent violence.

St. Petersburg a.St. Bartholomew Cosaneke Moscow Prince Lyoff Moscow Zemstovotst Constitutional Democrats Witte Holy Synod Alexia Obolensky Empire Russlang Cain Abel Mother Church Russia

Mutiny in Russian Jail Ends in Bloodshed at Kishenef

Odessa dispatch reports a Kishenef in Bessarabia jail mutiny as prisoners demanded freedom. When refused, troops fired on the mutineers, leaving twenty two dead and many wounded. Violence occurred in Odessa with scattered incidents overnight.

Sroopa Odessa Kishenef Bessara

Illinois Central Plans to Enter Birmingham Alabama

W J Harahan fourth vice president in charge of operating led Illinois Central officials A J Baldwin chief engineer from Chicago to Birmingham to seek rights from the city and Jefferson County for access. If approved, Illinois Central Railroad could run trains into Birmingham within a year.

Birmingham Ala W. J. Harahan Baldwin Illinois Central Railway Chicago County of Jefferson Isinola Central Railroad

Harris Franklin Resigns as Golden Ro ward Mining GM

Harris Franklin, long time general manager of Golden Ro ward Mining Company, has resigned after twelve years at the helm. Henry Schuitzel of Lead is named successor. The mine remains owned by the Be Harriman interests of New York City.

Deadwood Golden Roward Mining Company Harris Franklin Henry Schuitzel Lead Be Harriman Interests New York City

Tragic Pierson death tied to railroad track case

Coroner in Mount Vernon Ohio finds Stewart Pierson bound at wrists and ankles and placed on a railroad bridge where he was run over by an engine. Testimony suggests initiation ritual at Kenyon College fraternity KD. Coroner notes evidence of removal of all clues and scrubbed bridge hindering blame. No arrests yet. grand jury expected to review evidence.

Mount Vernon Ohio Scarborough Pierson Kenyon College Delta Kappa Ploraon Con Cincinnati Stewart Pierson Knox County Cald Abovg Fants L. C. Stillwell Grand Jury

Four New Cardinals to Be Created by Pope Pius IX

Rome reports that Pope Pius IX will elevate four cardinals to the red hat to avoid offending Italian sentiment at the Vatican. The nominees include Mgr. Cagaing de Azevedo, major domo. Archbishop Cavalcanti de Albuquerque of Rio de Janeiro. Archbishop Hamasa of Blau Hungary. and Archbishop Spinola of Revilla.

Rome Vatican Pope Pila Mgr Cagaing de Azevedo Cavalcanti de Albuquerque

Engines Upbeat Curve Wreck Kills Fireman in Texas

A Texas and Pacific passenger train known as the cannonball wrecked two miles west of Iowa Switch killing Luther Wilson of Fort Worth, fireman, and injuring eight other persons. The double-header engines turned over as they struck a curve on the heavy grade while pulling a 15-car loaded train. Both engines and multiple cars left the rails. Only two of about 800 passengers suffered injuries.

Reman Texas Aledo Tex Texas and Pacific Iowa Switch Luther Wilson Fort Worth Expres

Centennial Plans for Pikes Peak Discovery Celebration

A proposal by Charles R. Dudley calls for Governor McDonald to issue a proclamation setting November 11 and 17, 1906, for the Pikes Peak centennial celebration. The governor is urged to proclaim the observance within weeks. An item mentions related shipping notices and market notes, including butter calendars in Elk Grove.

Pikes Peak Denver Colo. Navy Charles R. Dudley The State Historical Society McDonald

HEARST CHALLENGE TO BALLOT COUNTS IN NEW YORK

Plans to recount and protest the recent election results race through county clerks and the board of canvassers. Henry Yonge leads accountants examining tally sheets with many mismatches and possible void ballots. Hearst lawyers prepare a protest and seek court action after canvassers finalize their report. Former Chief John McCullagh heads the investigation team amid fraud claims from fifty districts. Governor Higgins declines immediate troop deployment, leaving ballot security to the courts and National Guard guidance.

County Clerks Board of Elections Board of Canveaners Henry &. Yonge Andzan Hearat Canvansers Hearst Board of Canvassers Shearn Ite McClellan Jarome John McCullagh Hearat Jovestigatia Nassau McCullagh Caret Hearet-Jerome Halots Higgins Albany

Election Officers Ignorant Revelations On New York Judges

New York officials announced the appointment of Jay Jones of Brooklyn and James Lehmaier of New York as special deputy attorney generals to aid the election investigation. Grand jury evidence is expected next week as inspectors’ incompetence and ignorance are revealed. A barber shop ballot box in the Twenty first assembly district held mutilated ballots with ten defective ballots recorded, and another similar box was found in West Thirty eighth street.

New York I Legal Acta Twenty-first Assembly West Thirty-eighth Street

Confiscated Cards Arrive from Dead Letter Office

Twenty seven pouches containing 260000 postal cards mailed just before the election last Tuesday in New York were received at the dead letter division of the Post Office Department yesterday. The cards bore the slogan lest we forget.

New York Post-office Department

Sulphur remedy gains fame in calcium wafers form

A physician endorses Stuart's Calcium Wafers as the best concentrated form of sulphur for liver kidney and blood health. He cites improved skin conditions and relief from constipation, malaria related issues, and general vitality. The article repeats grandmotherly use of sulphur and molasses and promotes this modern preparation as safer and more palatable.

Stuart Dy. R.M Althoough Stuart

Thousands of Women and Kidney Trouble Warned by Swamp-Root

The article promotes Swamp-Root as a Great Kidney Remedy claiming kidney weakness causes back pain and broader female ailments. It argues women suffer from misdiagnosed womb or female weakness when kidney issues are the true cause and urges use of the product.

Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad

An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble. It claims to restore health, act as a tonic, and includes a free sample offer and address in Binghamton New York. The copy targets women with back pain fatigue and nervousness.

Novich Dr. Kilmér & Co Binghamton N.Y Washington Sunday

Postmaster Seizes Obscene Postcards Targeting Hearst

Postmaster Willcox of New York confiscated postcards found in violation of mail rules. An Office of Legal Counsel opinion says redrafting of the cards violated policy against obscene content or attacks on reputations. The cards depict McKinley with a bomb at his feet and a Hearst figure fleeing, with headlines implying an assassination narrative. The phrase we forget appears atop the cards.

Willcox New York Post Office Department Department Wiliam R. Hearst McKinley Hearst Whit

SOME McCLELLAN BETS PAID ON FACE OF RETURNS

In New York, under Broadway, stakeholders including Paddy Roche of the Rossmore and Johnny Considine of the Metropole have paid McClellan backers on the face of returns. Hearst supporters nearby largely accept the stake payouts though some demand refunds. A sportsman says the bet should go as it states, not via lawsuits or recounts.

New Yo New York Broadway McClellan Paddy Roche Rossmore Johnny Considine Metroyole Hearst Forty-second Street

May Want Him for Murder Chicago Eyes Bridgeport Prisoner

Three men in the Bridgeport county jail are sought by Western city police. Sheriff Hawley says Chicago officers are en route to identify one man, believed to be Denver Harry, linked to three murders in that city. The suspects Rooney Martin and Sraymond were identified as burglars who dynamited a Glenbrook post office and fled in view of residents.

Chicago Bridgeport Conn Hawley Denver Harry Glenbrook James Rooney John Martin John Sraymond Rooney George P. Kirby St. Paul Colorado

Death of Joliet Pioneer Former Mayor R E Barber

Joliet November eleventh obituary notes former Joliet mayor Royal E L Barber aged eighty three died on his fifty first wedding anniversary. He was a Rutland County Vermont native and a Joliet pioneer leaving an extensive estate. Also listed is Mrs. Thomas K Beecher widow of Rev. Beecher died aged seventy nine in Joliet. An English author quote and an ad for Hood's Sarsaparilla follow, touting cures for catarrh and related ailments.

R. E. Barber Joliet Royal EL Barber Rutland County Woah Webster Henry Ward Heecher Beecher Stowe Hood America

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