Prince Adamara Fushimi Visits White House for Delicate Greeting
Prince Adamara Fushimi the Mikado’s relative and envoy met President Roosevelt at the White House to deliver an Emperor's greeting. The imperial guest then dined at the Executive Mansion with a delegation of ambassadors and high officials including Peirce Rockhill and Gen. Chaffee.
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Roosevelt Assurantes
Japan
America
White House
Prince Adamara Fushimi
Mikado
Roosevelt
Arlington
Executive Mansion
A. Sato
Count S. Terashima
Maj & Mihara
N. Watanabe
A. R. Chaffee
R. D. Evans
France
Fushimi
Hia
Notice on Marriage and Death Notices Worldwide
Notice states that marriage and death notices inserted in The Washington Post will appear simultaneously without extra charge in multiple morning newspapers listed. Readers are advised that insertion may be requested for newspapers including New York Times and Philadelphia Public Ledger among others.
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Washington Post
Ingertcon
Telegraph.ag
NEW York Times
Baltimore Herald
Bhstraderas
LICENSED TO MARRY IN A WIDE LISTING OF NAMES
A dense clipping lists numerous marriages and notices across adults with varied locales, including Virginia and Maryland. It also includes obituaries and funeral notices for Crimmins English Reln Imhol O’Dwyer Payne Lavender and Roby with sparse biographical details and service plans.
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St. John's Church
L Street
Arlington
John
Anacostia
DO. C
Annie
Charles Lavender
MefKendree M. E. Church
Odwyer
Nek Pom
Hiwslite Reserve
North
Bright- Keating
Hustram
Richmond
Paynh
Bailey's Cross Roads
Franklin
L. Payne
Hedoyed Hushaml
Mary White Payne
Glenwood Cemetery
Sudderly
Albert Reivea
Roby
Metropolis Til
Health Office Record Deaths in Gov Hus Ins and Others
Luwten B Beach 44, Ire Babler 69, Si Tah Gaither 18, Merriman Howard 76, Kelton 0, Wohard Logan 4 months, Peele Morgan 39, Mamie Mesely Wash 37, Harry Norbeck 33, James F Ouster 18, Frederick A Preimkert 44, John Rupple 79, names and addresses tied to residences or institutions listed as deaths reported to health office.
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Luwten B. Beach
Ins
Ire Babler
Sears
Si Tah Gaither
Bland's
Merriman Howard
Freedmen’s Hos
Grandson Kelton
Delaware Ave
Wohard Logan
S. G. Ave
Peele Morgan
11Th St
Mamie Me
Joseph Gawler Funeral Services Listing
Joseph Gawler offers funeral directing and embalming services at 1730-32 4 Pa ave nw. Parlor for funeral services. Main phone is 12. Established 1450, they provide first class service with moderate prices.
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Joseph Gawler
Ave
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth Street NW
North
Prince Fushimi Visits White House in Roosevelt Era
Prince Fushimi with Japanese delegation visits Washington, staying at the Kite House and Arlington. President Roosevelt greets him in the Blue Room, outlining enduring friendship and mutual goodwill. The day includes luncheon, embassy calls, and a ride through Washington before a dinner at the White House.
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Frince Fushimi
Prince Fushimi
Prince Fushini
White House
Mr. Peirce
Cal Symons
Rhineton
Prince
Washington
Russia
Japan
Ariington
Roosevelt
Russian Fleet In Dogger Bank Inquiry Opens In Hull
Hull papers report the British inquiry into the Dogger Bank incident began with Vice Admiral Bridge and Mr. Aspinwall presiding. Russian envoy Dr. Woodhouse represents Moscow while fishermen deny Japanese involvement and insist trawlers carried no arms. Authorities test shell fragments and review why trawlers did not stop.
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Hull
Eng
Britain
North Sea
Bridge
Butler Aspinwall
Admiralty Court
International Commission
Paris
Dogger Bank
Herbert Woodhouse
London
Woodhouse
Russia
Aeef
Admiral Bridge
Aspinall
Beeching
Carr
Rosestvensky
Home Office
Sherlock Holmes
Keith
Dr. Woodhouse
Board of Trade
Ill man found in street among street incident report
Charles Hayman colored aged twenty nine residing at 729 Fourth Street Northwest was found ill in the street near 11 50 pm last night. He was taken in the Seventh Precinct ambulance to Georgetown University Hospital in critical condition.
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Charles Hayman
Colorea
Agea Twentynine
Fourth Street
Seventh Precinct
Georgetown University
H ‘Ted
Russians Hold Fort At Port Arthur Amid Heavy Fire
Russian defenses at Port Arthur withstand the heaviest Japanese bombardment as waves of assault fail to take key Kekwan fortifications. Japanese casualties surpass 2,000 with 600 lost in early setbacks, while Russian counterattacks recover ground and Gen. Ichinoye’s troops reclaim positions. Reports note slow progress in fort caponiers amid difficult terrain of quartz and conglomerate limestone.
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Kekwan
Port Arthur
Ichinoye
Daily Telegraph
Chefoo
Gires
London Timor
Washington Post
Tokyo
Fock
Imperial Czar Train Guarded by Vast Russian Forces
London Times cablegram reports extraordinary precautions for the Czar’s railway journey to Manchuria mobilization. Between St Petersburg and Grodno 20 000 infantry on both sides guard the line with bayonets. troops patrol Poland and the open route. sentries cover culverts and crossings. guards near bridges and barges accompany the train.
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London Times
Washington Post
Tsondon
The
Times
Manchuria
St. Petersburg
Greecno
Poland
Japanese humane care for dead praised by Vestnik
The Manchurian army organ Vestnik reports Japanese troops carefully handling Russian dead and sending effects to St Petersburg. It says Gen Kuropatkin urges all commanders to honor enemy dead, noting Japanese discipline and success enable such humane conduct amid Russian withdrawals. Vestnik also notes new army reorganization plans and reinforcements.
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Mukden
Tientsin
Vestnik
St. Petersburg
Lieut Nelidoff Dead Son of Russian Ambassador in Paris
Paris reports the death of Lieut Nelidoff, son of the Russian Ambassador, while serving with the Baltic Fleet. He commanded the hospital ship Orel, fitted in France with aid from Mme Nelidoff and French sympathizers. Admiral Rorestvensky and Foreign Minister Delcasse conveyed condolences.
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France
Paris
Foreign Office
Dakar
Cape Verde
Ideut Nelidoff
Nelidoff
Orel
Rorestvensky
Mme. Nelidoff
Russia
Rofestvensky
Delcasse
Contraband for Japan Cargo on Canadian Steamer Athenian
Vancouver reports the Canadian Steamship Company's steamer Athenian sailed with 300 tons of cotton bound for Tokyo's government arsenal. The cargo raises safety fears as Russian agents warned St Petersburg authorities. The item notes French aid to the Baltic Fleet and Tokyo papers reacting to coal privileges at French ports.
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Tokyo
Seattle
Wash
Vancouver
British Columbia
Canadian Steamship Company
Athenian
United States
St. Petersburg
London Times
Washington Post
Passage Through Neutral Territory Compared to Belligerent Access
The phrase contrasts allowing hostile troops to move through neutral lands with how such passage is treated, drawing a parallel to the concept of neutrality and control in wartime corridors.
Chinese Distress Amid Trade Turndown in Manchuria
Dispatch from Mukden reports Beijing halting transit passes into Manchuria through Sinmintin, triggering shortages and price rises. Russian authorities curb unrest while aiding 20,000 refugees daily. locals, viceroys, and aid groups work to relieve distress amid limited compensation for damages and scarce charity dining.
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Mukden
Tientsin
Manchuria
Sinmintin
Peking
Yuanshaikal
B Uth
Kuropaikin
Chi Li
English Bred Horses Fare Poorly At New York Show
The second day of the Madison Square Garden horse show drew larger crowds, especially in the afternoon. English horses disappointed, Queen Frederica bred by King Edward took third in hackney mares three years old. Eben D. Jordan's Plymouth hackney stud won five blue ribbons in seven classes. Anna Held won a pony prize amid society trends toward somber evening attire and simpler dress codes.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Queen Frederica
Edward
J. D. M. Grosvenor
Roseberry
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
High Tide
World’s Fair Miniature Train Robbery Incidents
Two masked men halted a World’s Fair miniature railway train near a deserted plot and robbed the engineer, a woman passenger, and another traveler of cash, valuables, and a gold watch worth 38 dollars. A Jersey City man lost 14 dollars and a Kalamazoo passenger lost a 7 dollar fare ticket as the robbers fled.
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Louis
John T. O'Brien
Jersey City
N. J
Kalamazoo
Mich
Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Offers $500 Cure Guarantee
For over 35 years this remedy claims unique success in treating leucorrhea, female weakness, prolapse, and womb failure. The makers invite a fair trial and promise $500 in U.S. money for any uncured case, with confidential correspondence and medical advice from Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo, New York. Also advertises Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a gentle, thorough ladies laxative.
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Doctor Pierce
United States
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Death notices and society items from various cities
Deaths and notable health, legal, and social items from New York Detroit Utica and London report Isaac R Platt Theodore Newton Rev William Coleman Earl Northbrook Lady Yarde Buller and others. New Hampshire Association meetings and civic notices accompany ocean steamer movements and arrivals showing period news interests.
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Utica
William B. Coleman
St. George's Episcopal Church
London
Thomas George Baring
Earl of
Northbrook
Guests of Marine Band Entertain Royal Grenadier Band
After a concert, United States Marine Band members hosted the Royal Grenadier Band at a buffet luncheon. Lieut William Santelmann introduced Prof. Glaudy who welcomed the visitors. Albert Williams praised Hands Across the Sea and Washington hospitality. Speeches by Walter Smith and the Barris brothers followed. They closed with Hands Across the Sea sung in three verses to My Country Tis of Thee.
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United States Marine Band
Royal Grenadier Band
Saergerbund Gall
William Santelmann
Marine Band
Glaudy
Saengerband
Albert Williams
Grenadier Band
Washington
Walter Smith
William and
Charles Barris
Sea
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Buffalo Courier
Cintinrati Enquirer
Hd-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsrlam Dispatch
Providen D Journal
Rorter Herald
Lolis Replalic
Syracuse Fost-Standard
Pall Pioneer Press
Minapolis
Tribun
Cleveland Plain Dealer
William Worden
Mary Narmady
Rudolph J. Straub
Annie E. O’mera
Travers
Isbell
Estelle L. Johnson
Atnamond Va
Jabo W
Ch Ldress
Scot Nashville
Tenn
Rita W Ridgels
Nicholas Bey
Mary Petrola
Metilver
Mary V. Jerman
Mabel Pauline Clarke
Janos Paiy
Single Brooks
Charles Woolminich
Nolt
Irezarth JE Hamel
Emma K. Colbert
Paul Murdock
Baltimore
Agnes
Charles M Jonss
Julia A. Yates
William Butler
Loulga Gaines
Javes
Halley and
Mary
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
Incomecon Commodious
Mondie
Crematoram
Modest Prives
Pennay
Ania Ave
John R. Wright
Tenth Street
George P. Zarhorst
East
Capitol St
Arlington Hotel
Legation
Herbert H. D. Peirce
Hioki
Kogoro Takahira
Ilness
Col
Thomas W. Symons
Corps of Engineers
Mihara
Watanabe
K. Roekksku
Shosuka Akatsuka
St Louis
St. Lowis
Commodore Perry
Republic of the West
United States of America
Empire of Japan
Capitol
Loomis
New Willard
Diplomatic Corps
Sylph
Tomb of
Potomac
Péirce
St. Louis Exposition
Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Willam L. Douglas
Secretary of State
Democratic State Central Committee
Quarles
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Senator Quarles
Vermont
Montpelier
Slurabey
Stoessel
Holds
Nicholas
Lieut
King's Mare
Eben D. Jordan
Hackney
Anna
Crewessang SN J
Supe
S. E. Corey
Hub Furniture Co
Ncpse
Isaac R. Platt
J. R. Platt
Hannah Elias
Mr. Platt
John H. Platt
Detroit
Theodore §. Newton
Homestead
Oakland
Cal
Lelia Kirkham Yarde-Buller
Lady Yarde-Buller
Kirkham
New Hampshire Association
Kearsarge
Sarah Harvey Porter
New Hampshire
Hugh Smith Thompson
South Carolina
Vaderland
Antwerp
Bovgie
Liverpool
Bremen
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Minnehaha
Southampton
Queenstown
Friesland
Philadelphia
I Kateer Wilhelm H
Morton C. Stout
Tailors
F St. N. W
Alex
Bara
Washingon Brewery Co
Piamond Dyes
Herrington, Vt
John Kennedy, Jr
N. E
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