Martial law in Poland sparks panic over Polish movement suppression
St Petersburg reports a formal martial law proclamation in Russia's Poland region and a government aim to crush Polish autonomy. Count Witte favors restoring Finland's constitution but warns autonomy for Poland risks dismembering the empire. Liberal critics accuse bad faith amid industrial fear and market panic.
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Germany
Austria
St Petersburg
Russlaw
Poland
Mount Witie
Count Witte
Finland
Russia
Ukase
Ift
Caucasus
Warsaw
Novogeorgievsk
Ivangorod
Vistula
Brest
Bug
LICENSED TO MARRY Filam J Wiewbaker and Emily Taylor
Dated notices itemizing marriages and deaths, listing multiple names and places across Virginia and adjacent states with scattered OCR errors. Includes marriages, funerals, and obituaries from Hanover County to Washington, Richmond, Petersburg, and beyond, with dates in 1905 and scattered announcement fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filam J. Wiewbaker
Emily ¥. Taylor
Pier Hert
Julia Hert
Hanover County
Marcella Ho Cary
Richmond
Ella Ball
Charles H. Rotach
Florence I Karna
Joseph Santer
Hannah E. Berlin
Lewl Nomb
Mary Mahoney
Pitts Wats
Pe ' J Parker Ven
Ontrand
Edith B Tite
Robert Ravenford
Mary Rowler
Willam Ryan
Goldie Lambert
Fredwrick
Water Cryer
Beste Donohua
Harry T Rhielda
Laure Clarke
Wiliam T Font
Caroline Barl
Joseph Lyien
Ollie BD Jackson
William Logan
Rebecca H Ford
John R. Brown
Petersburg
Sarah FF Brown
Plitebure
Chartes
Mattle Butler
Notice of Marriage and Death Notices Across Papers
Notices indicate marriage and death announcements will be inserted upon application without charge in multiple papers including New York Times and Washington Post, with references to major publications such as Globe Buffalo Courier and Philadelphia Public Ledger. The item lists several newspapers and requests standard posting across outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindins
New York Times
TON Globe Ffalo CO
AIPR
CU Ago
Relord-Weraud
Palads
Spia Public Ledger
Pitteberg Dispatch
Erei DE Julanal
the Pastor Herald
Lolis Repudlic
Ingersell Lockwood
Hastings
Undertakers and Embalmers Ad in Washington DC Listings
A fragmented advertisement page lists undertakers and embalmers with addresses and services in Washington. W R Speare at 940 F Street NW promotes first class service. Harvey's Sons at 14th Street NW offers modern-priced funerals. John R Wright Co provides funeral directing and burial livery. George P Zurhorst at 301 East Capitol Street advertises funeral parlor and embalming. Paline and other firms appear with contact lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
John R. Wright CO
Dirscieca
Raubal
George P. Zurhorst
Kant
Odessa Jews rejoice as prefect dismissed after outrages
Odessa reports the dismissal of Prefect Neidhardt blamed for recent outrages, provoking rejoicing among Jews. Gen Gregorieff appointed, with Abrahamson named manager of the Southwestern State Railroad. The Jewish death toll rises as clergy vow mourning for a month. Chief Rabbi Kreps resigns amid unpopularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Prefert Neidhardt
Gen
Gregorieff
Abrahamson
Southwestern State Railroad
Kreps
Woman agitator Vera Zassulich returns to Saint Petersburg
Vera Zassulich, a veteran socialist leader, returns to Anglea after amnesty is proclaimed and resumes directing propaganda from exile. Known for long opposition activity, she once attempted Trepoff’s life and led followers who urged liberation through labor movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Zassulich
St. Petersburg
Angela
Geneva
Trepoff
Alt
Russia
American cruiser Minneapolis ordered to Cronstadt
A special Washington Post dispatch reports that the United States cruiser Minneapolis has been ordered to proceed to Cronstadt, Russia, with confirmation from London on November 13. The move signals continued U.S. naval activity amid tension with Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Washington Post
London
United States
Cronstadt
Relief Fund Growing for Russian Jewish Sufferers
New York reports the national relief committee nearing 355,000 with aims to raise 1,000,000 for Russian Jewish survivors. Paris and other cities contribute while leaders from Zionist and political circles condemn anti Semite violence and plan further fund raising events across Europe and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiff
New York
Russia
London
Jacob H. Schiff
Ope
National Committee For the Relief
San Francisco
St. Louis
United States
Independent Order Free Sons of Israel
M. Stern
Grand Lodge
Cleveland
Ohio
Federation of Jewish Charities
Jewish Relief Fund
Oscar 3
Straus
Baron Horace Gunsburg
Philadelphia
Navy
Lastaight
Aulants
Russian Upper House Faces Elective Reform Clash
St Petersburg reports the second session of Count Witte’s cabinet debating a plan to elect part of the empire’s upper house. The proposal would reserve ten seats for landowners and clergy groups, six for Boerse committees, with Orthodox clergy named by the Holy Synod and other details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Count Witte
National Assembly
Council of the Empire
Holy Synod
Plots to Blow Up Tracks Prompt Russian Rail Guard
In Warsaw area, plots to blow up the St. Petersburg and Berlin Railroad led to tightened Russian Poland rail security. A patrol found a mined section between Wersen and Lomza with a dynamite chamber set to explode on a gas-powered train. An underground infernal machine exploded nearby but damaged track before trains arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Russian Poland
Wersen
Lomza
Draper Plurality Cut in Boston recount
Boston November 12 recount of the state election vote for lieutenant governor shows a net gain of 315 for Henry M Whitney the Democratic nominee. The figures reduce Drapers plurality to 182.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Henry M. Whitney
Mr. Draper
Reform forges mayor praise for Pennypacker reforms
Pennsylvania Insurance Commissioner David Martin and U S Internal Revenue Collector William McCoach join the reform movement and back Gov. Pennypacker. Mayor Weaver commends the governor for calling a special session to enact needed reforms, urging legislators to act with the people’s will and constitutional principles in mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
David Martin
United States Internal Revenue
William
Hepandican
Martin
Gov. Pennypacker
Insurance Commissioner
Weaver
McCoach
Pennypacker
Reform
Japan to issue $250 million foreign loan at 4 percent
London dispatch reports the Japanese government will immediately issue a new foreign loan of 250 million dollars at 4 percent. Funds will partly convert the external 6 percent loan and partly redeem international obligations. France is expected to participate significantly, with Rothschild Paris as the issuing house. The issue date is not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
France
Rothschilde
Paris
Pringle at Horse Show Brings Miss Roosevelt to Scene
New York November 13 Madison Square Garden hosted the twenty first annual National Horse Show with Rear Admiral Prince Louis of Battenberg arriving to a standing ovation. Miss Alice Roosevelt attended as guest of Col and Mrs Robert M Thompson. Hundreds of British naval officers mingled with spectators as judging began and the social spotlight shifted from horses to fashion and ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
Prince Louis of Battenbere
National Horse Show Association
Prince Louis
Madison Avenue
America
Tambark
John Gerken
Reginald Vanderbut Ama Eben D. Jordan
Boston
Virginia
Kentucky
Tanbark
Be Uand
Princa
Grans
Wade
James
Horse Show Association
Cornelius Fellowes
Alice Roosevelt
Robert M. Thompson
Prince Louis of Battenberg in New York Crowd
Prince Louis of Battenberg endured a packed schedule in New York and surrounding areas during a whirlwind tour. He attended a Chamber of Commerce reception, a Coney Island banquet with U S Navy officers, a metropolitan horse show, and a late night Lambs Club gathering, drawing a high society crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Chamber of Commerce
Commere
Finance
Coney Island
Ryans
Union
Lambs’ Club
United States
Georgians in revolt reports from Transcaucasia
London dispatches report 4,000 Georgians armed with rifles hold Transcaucasia area despite three Russian forces converging there. No independent confirmation. Other notes cite dispatches about pacification and officials sent to Georgia to restore order.
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London
St. Petersburg
Daily Mail
Georgie
Transcaucasia
Georgia
Reuter
Titis
Malama
Ceucasus
Veldenbaum
Shanghai
Morning Post
Tragic Parkersburg Accident Kills Two Children
Special to The wasx age from Parkersburg W Va Nov 13 a gun accident in a Sandyville Jackson County home kills six year old Wille Ayers and fatally wounds sixteen year old Stella Ayers The shotgun, always hung over the floor, allegedly discharged while children played The mother drowned in shock then recovered to find Wille burned in the fireplace and Stella gravely wounded
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Wasx
Parkersburg
W. Va
Wille Ayers
Stella Ayers
Sandyville
Jackson County
Witle
Miss Roosevelt Sees Wonderland at Majestic Theater
Special to The Washington Post New York Navy 13 Miss Alice Roosevelt with her uncle Douglas Robinson and friends saw Wonderland at the Majestic Theater tonight in a box with Mr and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt and Representative Nicholas Longworth. They arrived late but drew applause when the President's daughter appeared. En route Mr Robinson lost a pearl stud but soon found it after dismissing the electric cab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonderland
New York
Washington Post
Navy
Alice Roosevelt
Douglas Robinson
Majestic Theater
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Nicholas Longworth
Miss Roosevelt
Robinson
Agrarian Disorders Prompt Rush of Troops in Russia
Russian military authorities rush troops and machine guns into districts hit by agrarian disorders. In Kursk and Tugansk residents organize to protect Jewish communities. Balanda in Saratoff region reports a fire. Nov. 13 dispatches note continued unrest and protective actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Kursk
Tugansk
Balanda
Saratoff
Heart of Dr. Lefew Buried in Hollywood private rite
In Roanoke and Hollywood the heart of Dr. Frederick C. Lefew, killed by Charles L. Fishburne, was removed for trial. The heart, preserved in alcohol, was buried privately in Hollywood beside Lefew’s remains. The widow and relatives witnessed the ceremony as the body rests in the Lefew family plot.
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Weebington 2
Richmond
Fréderick C. Lefew
Rosnoke
Charles L. Fishburne
State Farm
Hollywood
Letew
Lefew
Roanoke
Dr. Lefew
Third Glass Stand Pat over Cadet Food Complaints
Richmond Nov 18 The Virginia Military Institute board released a long explanation of the recent three day session investigating cadet food issues. It said ten days are given to withdraw a protest paper while others face dismissal for refusing. Seventy two cadets signed, thirteen said they were bound by oath to refrain, causing a rift over the conspiracy claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Institute
Sniegs
Lauder
Upshur
Girl accuses Franklin and Dr Chiles of malpractice
Norfolk Va November 14 Dr L R Chiles sixty eight collapsed awaiting developments in jail after being charged with criminal malpractice in Miss Garah Atkinson case. Jaspa Franklin admitted to jail today and faces rearrest when death is expected shortly. Atkinson in an antmortem statement accuses Franklin and says operation occurred at Chiles residence.
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Miss Atkinson
Franklin
Chiles
Charged with Bigamy in Hagerstown Case
Robert Bronson alias Mason, about 45, was arrested in Hagerstown on bigamy charges and sent to Elizabeth, West Virginia. He denied guilt, claimed to be a 16-year US Secret Service officer whose commission expired, and faced alleged second marriage to Emma Fought while a wife and three children resided in Terra Alta. Fought has taught at Columbia Business College in Hagerstown.
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Washington
Hagerstown
Robert G. Bronson
Allan HL. G. Mason
John L. Magee
Elizabeth
Weit County
W. Va
Bronson
Hoffman
H. G. Mason
Pot Mason
United States Secret Service
Bronson, Alias
Mason
Miss Emma
W. Ve
Terra Alta
Ohio
Miss Fought
Columbia Business College
Hanging Sentence for Atlanta Assault Suspect
Jim Walker, a Black man charged with a criminal assault on Mrs. W. G. Moore in Atlanta, pleaded guilty today and was sentenced to be hanged on December 4. He had been rescued by Sheriff Nelms last week after a mob attempted to hang him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Jim Walker
Coll Ored
W. G., Moore
Walker
Nelms
Demand Eight Hour Day in St Petersburg Factories
Social Democrats move to enforce an eight hour workday in St Petersburg factories. Workers in large plants have already refused to work beyond eight hours for current pay and threaten to strike if employers enforce the traditional long day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
St. Peteraburg
Death of Col. G. G. Dixon on the Eastern Shore
George G. Dixon, a veteran linked to Gov. Horatio Seymour's military staff, died at his Preston home on the Eastern Shore at age 77. He is survived by his widow, Miss Gfr le Farnham, of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
George G. Dixon
Horatio Seymour
New York
Preston
Col Dixon
Gfr‘le Farnham
Aged Man Struck and Killed at Rail Trestle
Special to The Washington ram Richmond Va Nov 18 James Jomson aged seventy seven keeper of the new reservoir was knocked from a trestle and killed by a Chesapeake and Ohio train this afternoon at the exact spot where two girls were killed days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Ram
Richmond
James Jomson
Chesapeake and Otio
Crushed to Death Under Logs Near Weenington
Walter Roberts aged nineteen died in Indian Springs near Bristol Virginia when a loaded log wagon toppled trapping him beneath. The accident occurred today as the wagon shifted and overturned on the logs.
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Bristol
Walter Roberts
Indian Springs
Here
No Todd Gase Arrest Promised In New Evidence Case
Attorney uncovers clews he says may prove a plot to seize Mrs. Todd’s property and disputes theories of suicide. Magistrate Crane denies warrant. district attorney’s office vows to pursue new testimony. Hastings asserts hard evidence supports conspiracy and plans to challenge guardianship and probate filings while investigators relentlessly pursue leads.
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Clews
Washington Po
New York
Crane
Tombs Court
Margaretta Todd
Nott
Smith
Ofice 38
Sinclair Toumy
George Gordon Hastings
Mr. Hastings
Hastings
Dugan
Philadelphia
PH Madelphia
PH Madelphia Was Following Out the Instructions of Distri
Bell
South
Todi
Reading
Negro charged with assault and stone throwing on railway car
A Washington negro, claiming to live in Washington, is jailed in Alexandria on a trial charge for assaulting John Bell conductor of the Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway Company and throwing stones at a car. He boarded a Washington car at noon and after fare dispute Bell seized him, forcing eviction. The man allegedly threatened to kill Bell for five cents. He and passengers then restrained him. Also, Joseph Field was fined $20 for carrying a revolver in Royal Street. Additional Alexandria items: Mrs. Alice Wise dies. farm house near Annandale burns, valued $2,000 with $750 insurance. Sarah Elliott dies of bronchitis. J Milton Buchanan, a local native, died. Miss Bessie Jones visits Atlanta. Mrs. A. H. Smythe ill with pleuro-pneumonia in Alexandria Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
King Srec Alexandris
John Bell
Washington, Alexandra & Mount Vernon Railway Company
Washinton
Fourteenth Street
Arlington Junction
Bell
Joseph Field
Field
Royal Street
A. J. Payne
Fairfax Coun
Alce Wise
Peter Wise
Prince and Henry Streets
Herbert Seaman
Sarah Elliott
Frank Elliott
South
Fairfax Street
Joan ‘Allen
Elliott
J. Milton Buchanan
Robert Buchanan
Bessie Jones
Atlanta
Winfield Jones
A. H. Smythe
Alexandria Hospital
Sailors Welcome Prince Louis At Bowery Pavilion
Crowds cheered as 2,500 American and British sailors filled Staudis pavilion on the Bowery for a royal dinner and reception. Prince Louis and Admiral Evans led a parade, with toasts and naval honors, while British and American officers shared a ball aboard the Drake with a world flags canopy and a dancing floor crowded by couples.
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First Page Police
Staudis Pavilion
Bowery
Schumaker
Prince
Admiral Evans
Tosk
Briish
Prince Louia
Aamaral Evans
Amenzan Navy
T C Wenster
Missacim
Sith
Kentucky
Prince Louis
Mulm
West
England
Maine
Coney Island
Japan
Russia
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Willain Barron
Nathy
Pineval
Batartlty
Irene Li. Belove
J. E Swick
Philadphia
Corrigan
Lunes
Pam
YS Wirth
Richard Henry Gea Paul
Agnes
Jennings Paul
Immaculate Conception
Morethy
John M. Welty
Davia Welty
Dixon, H
Heral
Pidleck Friends
Serment
Black Creek Cemetery
Eeess
Banja Brown
Warren St. Na
George
Troan
Juba
Carlee Hynt Wit
James Carter Pouning
Flamer Crampton Benoing
James Ednin
Brown'y Court
Michas Fitzgerald
James Lewis Garfeld
Mare
Witen Votre
Margaret Mele
Camiaily
Moxpital
Yong Wilttan
Rottina
Shaw
Charlie Shipley
Boxpital
Angle
Yenre Mary S Salomas
Kostro
Sears Christian Sproemer
Sarah
Mary Sullivan
Capitol
Mary Paylor
Amates Cheater J
Thorites
Mass Avema
Viewlila Bouvier
Eleabeth Vauzhn
Chydren
Hospita
Vlarcore Werner Erdinence Viewitel
Kinet
County Witte
Uberals
League of Leagues
Ruskoye Slovo
Scalon
War Department
Infantry
Cavalry
Obiverny Canal
Easga
London Committee
Balfour
Lord Rosebery
Joseph Chamberlain
Herbert Henry Asquith
Canterbury
Lord James
Hereford
Lord Rothschild
Harry Johngson
Black Sea
Maurice Maaterlinck
Thomas Hardy
Arthur Wing Pinero
Anthony Hope
Vladivostok
Russian
Draper
David Martin and
William McCoach
Lauds Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Revenue
Pringe
Gotham
Wallei
Srandr
Waedpagne
Maryland
North
Kalon
4Th St
Legation
Santiago
Chile
Winslow E. Ames
York
Cevic
Liverpool
Hemturs
Plymouth
Chertours
Bremen
Friedeiien der Grove
Chertour
C. L. Fishburne
Board
Det Munyon
Col
G. G. Dixon
Todd Gase
Alexandria News
Ad Young
Clay City
New Life
Home Savings Bank, 7Th and
Massave
Morton
Siut & Co
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