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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1904

Page

4

Ferri Loses in Rome Election as Clerical Vote Holds Fast

In Rome Porto Maggiore ferri constituency the Socialist canvassers clashed with church supporters as cavalry dispersed clashes. Ferri won fewer votes than rival Chiesa while clerics and Vatican adherents cast ballots in Rome and other cities. Early returns show extreme left losing seats overall.

Fer Rome Chiesa Geno Natri Turin Florence Milan Vatican Ferri Pius IX

Japan plans higher duties to fund war effort

Tokyo reports a draft war tax measure to be submitted to the Diet on November 25. It shows a broad but small per-article duty rise aimed at financing war expenditures. The budget mirrors prior outlines with reductions in ordinary spending and targeted tax increases to raise funds for military needs.

Tokyo Son Aiasuke Fmonce Lowid Ivan Fas Port Arthur Yeur Ingo Peblic Sarks Py Birount Toans

Baron d Istournelles de Constant elected Sarthe senator

In Pans on November 13 Baron d Istournelles de Constant, previously a chamber deputy, won a senate seat for Sarthe to replace the deceased Leguine. Americans applaud the choice as a clear signal of policy toward peace through mutual concessions among European nations. Capt Morrison, an American observer with Gen Oku, met Tolson during the Shakin River fighting and will sail to San Francisco next Saturday.

Pans Baron d'Istournelles de Constant Bearcintore Chamber of Deputies Sarthe M. Leguvine Bern France da Listourhelles de Lectoy Vokse F Morrison Oku Tolso Toedes

The Scourge of Beri-beti in the Nebraska State Journal

The piece frames Beri-beti as a feared disease, described as a menace to armies in ancient wars and now troubling ranks, with claims of high mortality and a progression from rheumatic symptoms to paralysis. It cites a Chicago News source and includes a humorous exchange about a dining room mat.

Nebraska Impete Mikawu China Igamei Beribert Wiig Chicago News

British Markets Recover on Lansdowne Speech and Roosevelt Victory

London traders buoyed by Foreign Minister Lansdowne's Guildhall remarks and Roosevelt's election win. Gains spread across markets with Americans and South Africans active. new Japanese loan traded at a premium. Russian securities remained firm despite Port Arthur news. Peruvians and Central Americans showed strength while Canadian stocks stayed quiet.

London Lansdowne Wednesda Roosevelt Stock Exchange Rket Port Arthur

Telegraph in Alaska Reveals Army Telegraph System Reach

Gen A W Greely reports the US Signal Corps built an all American telegraph system in Alaska operable by soldiers. Cables span from Newfound land to Ireland and land lines from Washington to Texas, with substantial miles of cable, land lines, and wireless links. The Nome wireless station handles Seward Peninsula traffic daily, while Philippines lines connect sixteen islands and revenue figures are cited. The corps faces harsh privation as crews live in log cabins and dog sled to repairs, yet remain uncomplaining.

A.W. Greely United States Army Alaska Newfoundland Ireland Washington Tex Greely United States Yukon Valley Bering Straits Signal Corps Army Nome Seward Peninsula Safety Harbor St. Michael Signal Corps of Regalar Seattle-Sitka Philippines Atlantic Pacific International Telegraph Union

Philadelphia Escorts Liberty Bell Homeward Journey

The select and common councils committee from Philadelphia arrived by Vandalian road to retrieve the Liberty Bell from the Pennsylvania Building rotunda. Wednesday exercises marked a farewell, and the bell will begin its return voyage to Philadelphia.

St. Louis Select and Common Councils of Philadelphia Pennsylvania

An Object Lesson In Restaurant Digestion

A physician notes hearty older men dine well at lunch and sees digestion as key. He argues meat and wholesome food sustain vigor, while fad diets fail. Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets are touted as safe aids, aiding digestion and appetite for travelers and nonprescription in every drugstore from Maine to California.

Stuart Maine California

Brazil Open to US Concessions for Timber and Railroads

Consul General Seeger in Washington discusses Brazil ready to entertain American concessions for timber lands and rail projects. He cites rising wood prices, a Minas Gerais railroad lease to an American firm, and a need to boost American timber and construction investments in Rio de Janeiro and other regions. He also notes coffee prices may rise and laments harsh rubber camp conditions while praising Sanitation efforts in Rio de Janeiro.

Inogene Serger Brazil New Willard Mr. Seeger Hay Department of State Braazil Baron Rio Branco St. Louis Minas Geraes Caravellas Frazil Seeger United States Europe Para Amazonas Ceara Amazona Mr. Seeper Rio de Janeiro Havana Federal District Roosevelt

Leak in Church Roof at St Patrick's Cautions Fire Aid

A storm leak at St Patrick's Catholic Church on Tenth Street between F and G streets NW was halted by a prompt fire department response led by Rev Dr Stafford. The leak, caused by frozen snow clogging a pipe, threatened interior decorations but damage remained nominal. Assistant Chief Kelleher and two firemen aided on site after a telephone call to Chief Belt.

St. Patrick’s St. Patrick's Catholic Church Tenth Street Stafford Belt Fire Department Kelleher

Denial on Treasury loan call by Secretary Shaw

The published claim that Secretary Shaw would issue a 20 million dollar loan call on government depositories is denied. No immediate call is contemplated and there is no current pressing need. If a call occurs, it may only come later in January or not at all unless new reasons emerge.

Munyon Munyon's Rew Mustrated Magazine of Health Phila

Mgr Chapelle to Deliver Papal Message at White House

Mgr Chapelle Archbishop of New Orleans Cuba and Porto Rico arrived in New York from Rome and went to Washington to meet President Roosevelt with a goodwill message from Pope Pius. He will visit the Catholic University of America and depart for New Orleans this evening after Mass at St Patrick's Church.

Mer. Chapelle New Orleans Cuba Porto Rico New York Rome Washington White House Roosevelt Pope Pius Catholic University of America Mgr. Chapelle St. Patrick’s Church Dr. Stafford

Crowded at Gun Factory Report Details Ordnance Strain

The annual report of Rear Admiral Newton E. Mason, chief of ordnance, flags critical shortages of officers and overtaxed work at the Washington Navy Yard gun factory. It notes night and day production, pending reforms, and plans to expand capacity to meet contractor demands.

Mason Washington Navy Yard Bureau of Ordnance Newton E. Mason Morton Naval Gun Factory Admiral Mason Pennsylvania Naval Factory Virginia Tennessee St. Louis Indian Head Newport Secur Lake Denmark New Jersey Atlantic

Trade manager named for Annapolis line. stock sale planned

W. Slaughter has been appointed trade manager and general superintendent for the Annapolis, Washington and Hartford line, succeeding A. E. Shaver. Philadelphia sinking fund commissioners invite proposals to sell 45 000 shares of city owned Philadelphia and Erie Hallroad stock. W. B. Calloway appointed assistant general passenger agent of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton, at Cincinnati, to replace Lewis M. Webb who resigns. Thanksgiving notes and editorial snips follow from Chicago Chronicle and Detroit Free Press with social commentary.

Charles G. Porter Chicago and Alton Kansas City Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway Fort Dodge Des Moines Joaquin G. Miller Midland Valley St. Louis F. F. Gaines Philadelphia Reading James C.cassell Norfolk and Western Fr. W. Armstrong Georgia Florida Alabama W. ©. Slaughter Annapolis, Washington Hartimore A. E. Shaver Sinking Fund Philadelphia and Erie W. B. Calloway Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Ohio Lewis M. Webb

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