Canada Standing Pat in Independent Resources
Boston November 23 The sixth annual Canadian Club banquet turned into a debate on reciprocal trade with the United States. Hon George E Foster Conservative MP North Ontario opposed Eugene N Foss on trade relations. Foster praised Canada’s progress and protection for growth, noting vast lumber and grain supplies and planned transcontinental railways to link Atlantic and Pacific ports, seeking favorable terms.
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George E. Foster
Boston
Eugene N. Foss
Canadian Club of
Hotel Vendame
United States
Canada
George E Foster
North Ontaro
Conservative Party of
Dominion
John F. Masters
Theing
Wiliam Wyndham
Commonwealth
Louis A Frothingham
Massachusetts House of Representatives
George E Foster M
Eugene Loss
Empire
de Lum- Johrart
Harvanl University
Swrer Seckte
Wiliwin F Robson
Canadlan Club
New York City
Foster
Sir John A MacDonald
Joseph Chamberlain
England
Conservyative
Theanaaiwa
Washington
Tellarm
Ines
Mexico
Notices and Deaths in Washington area 1904 style
Notice items list several obituaries and funeral notices spanning November 1904. Entries include Br - Dunn, Ephraim Etchison, Kirby, Abacey, Mackey, Mccomas, Scott and others, with details on ages, relatives, resi dences, funeral dates, times and cemeteries in Baltimore, Shepherdstown and Washington area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
NEW York Times
Baltimore
Boston Globe
Robert Dincen Dunn
Robert Wo
Elhabbeth Wilson
Crurch Brookle
Ofelodk
Frencs
Lunes
Triermert of Mount Olivet Cemetery
Itchison
Ephraim Etchison
Resvieyer
New York
Ven le Fartherst
Mvitad
Privan
Shepherdstown
Marland
Yurise Pans Lirby
Surdenly
Strest
James Hem Kirby
Nolicy
Fricklin
Confederate Veterans’ Assu Lation
Treshlin H Mackey
Olympia Fourteenth
Roanoke
A Herbert
Thomas Whengerford
Winson
Canada and the tariff row about reciprocity debate
A discussion on Canada and United States trade relations unfolds with calls for reciprocity. Speakers note Canada’s shift toward imperial commerce, while Foss argues for reciprocal trade and lower duties on meats vegetables fruits and eggs. The debate highlights thorny tariff issues and potential concessions.
McClellan Statue Plans by MacMonnies
Sculptor Frederick MacMonnies, under contract to design and cast a Gen George B McClellan statue for the public reservation at Connecticut Avenue and N Street, informs the McClellan statue commission that work will proceed in accord with contract terms after previous design rejection for cost. Secretary Taft chairs the commission.
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MacMonnies
Frederick MacMonnies
Gen
George B. McClellan
Connecticut Avenue
N Street
McClellan
Taft
League renamed as Anti Imperialist League nationwide
The New England Anti Imperialist League voted to rename itself the Anti Imperialist League with national scope. Officers include vice presidents from several states and a large local executive committee. The constitution adds protection of constitutional rights for all under U S government and opposes forcible expropriation of sovereignty over foreign peoples, urging independence for the Philippine Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
iWov
New England
Anti-Imperialist League
The
United States
Philippine Islands
Quarles Prepares Papers For Senator Quarles Re Election
Milwaukee November 28 nomination papers under the primary election law have been prepared and will be circulated tomorrow in behalf of United States Senator Joseph V. Quarles as a candidate for reelection. The papers are issued as the law is now in force and a special primary must nominate the candidate two weeks before the legislature elects a senator in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
United States
Joseph V. Quarles
Health Office Records Reported 48 Hours Ended Nov 28
Record lists residents and ages from multiple addresses including Freedmen's Hospital Gov Hospital for the Insane and US Soldiers' Home. Notable entries include Georgie Cardwell 83 at Freedmen's Hos pital and Samuel N Wintek 45 at 11th St Se plus infant Ida M Pope age 15 minutes.
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Sarah V Baldwin
Oden Beall
Georgie Cardwell
Freedmen’s Hosp
Arrandley Ciabaugh
St Aw
Alises Cohen
George H Ferguson
St Se
Anne Gray
Thomas Hawkina
William H Hayes
Cave
George Hoffman
Goth St Nw
Lewis Fohnson
Sth
St Nw
Thelma Jones
Patterson St. Ne
John Landon
Alphonzd Lee
Samuel N Wintek
Nathag & Muurue
Arthur A O'Neill
Lucinna D Peacock
Ida M Pope
James Reeves
Artonio
Licensed to Marry in A New Jersey and Maryland Sweep
A list of婚 marriages shows couples from Ebenezer South Carolina Baltimore Maryland Norfolk Virginia London England and Brooklyn Wis with various partners including Ethel Wallace Blanche Wright Nellie Lassiter and Florence Heard. The notice records numerous intended marriages across multiple states and cities.
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Thomas B Young
Ebenezer
S. C, Wid Ar Cerry
Paul Saundpra
Ethel Wallace
Reuben Mosby
Emma Johnson
John Reynolds
Blanche Wright
Herman J, Cohen
Ida
Lavine
Norfolk Va
Thomas J Folks
Anna Jacoba
Baltimore
George R. Tinderl
Caroline N. Wasson
New Brunswick
J. Lewis Ball
Nattia Washington
St. Marys County
Eivarl D McConky
Nellie B Lassiter
Suffolk
William . Beale
Edna Earle Sims
Linden
Tenny
Harry Talor
Catherine Matchett
Henry Krienmehmeyer
Mary Brandt
George H. Wurzel
Theresa
Dwyer
John W Sorrer
Mary
New York City
Florence Heard
Henry Hall
Nora Matthews
Steamboat Captain Suspended for Life Preserver Placement
Ogdensburg reports Rear Admiral Symonds and inspectors Moulter Chestnut investigated passenger steamboats on the St. Lawrence River and Lake Ontario. Captain James Burns of the night ferry outing between Ogdensburg and Prescott was suspended for placing life preservers in a hidden area below the deck. Also noted are ship arrivals and sailings at Charbourg Moville and Moville ports with vessels Astoria Kaiser Wilhelm der Gross and Hamburg listings.
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Ogdensburg
F. M. Symonds
U S. N
JL RB. Moulter
R. M. Chestnut
St. Lawrence River
Lake Ontario
James Burns
Prescott
Canada
Adams Sure of Seat Colorado Election Cases
In Denver Alva Adams, governor elect, expects to take office after attending a banquet. Reports say Gov Peabody may appoint two Supreme Court justices amid a constitutional amendment consolidating the Court of Appeals and Supreme Court on April 5, 1905. Democrats reportedly gain Senate majority. Mrs Rose Snyder arrested for buying votes with others testifying of paid ballots for Republicans. Separate legal actions pursue election fraud allegations in Las Animas and Huerfano counties, with petitions, appeals, and hearings ongoing.
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Denver
Colo
Alva Adams
Pueblo
Adams
Peabody
Senate
Rose Snyder
Lizzie Cummings
Snyder
United States
Catron
George Alton Smith
Las Animas
Supreme Court
Prohibition
Northcutt
District Court
Means
Primero
Victor Fuel Company
Robert Yeomans
Huerfano County
John G Taylor
Dick Speaks for Herrick at Akron Rally
Senator Charles Dick urged renomination of Gov Herrick before the Evangelical Alliance in Akron Ohio. He defended the Brannock local option law praised Herricks temperance efforts and said Cox suggested renomination but Cox is only one man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telis
Akron Ministerial Association
Akron
Ohio
Charles Dick
Herrick
Brannock
George B. Cox
Nut Cox
Granger Re-Elected After Rhode Island Recount
Rhode Island declares Daniel J. Granger Democratic congressman in First District after a two week recount by the State returning board. Defective ballots numbered 3593, widening the gap over Republican Judge John H. Stiness to 133 votes.
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Congress
Rhode Island
Providence
Daniel J. D Granger
State Returning Board
John H. Stiness
Granger
Massachusettsaitchicker Stirs Tariff and Trade Debate
The piece discusses political figures like Hoar Dawes Lodge and Governor Douglas, noting Bates’ vetoes and labor and soldier bills. It critiques reciprocity with Canada, arguing current trade favors the U S and warns against changing the balance. It calls for relief of merchant marines and emphasizes domestic shipping interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Hoar
Dawes
Lodge
Massachusetts
Gov. Bates
Boston
Foss
Congress
Canada
House of Representatives
Cannon Here For Session Opposed to tariff revision and extra session
Cannon arrives from Danville to prepare for Congress opening Monday. He signals no hurry to discuss tariff changes, expects revenue from growing exports, and stresses Congress will be economical while adequate funds remain. Also notes House Rivers and Harbors panel plans a river and harbor bill and Wilmington visit. Re elections of Mitchell Lewis Wilson at United Mine Workers convention in Hazleton.
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Speaker Cannon
Danville
Ill
Congress
Cannon
Washington
Roosevelt
Hoe
Gannon
Ile
House Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Wilmington
N. C
Hazleton
John Mitchell
William Lewis
W. B. Wilson
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Messrs. Mitchell
Lewis
Wilson
Japanese Skirmish at Sintsintin Signals Early War Turning Point
Three day clash near Sintsintin leaves Japanese with 100 reported losses. Dispatches from Chefoo and Mukden describe indecisive initial fighting, then renewed Japanese pressure on the Russian left flank as Kuropatkin warns of possible spring offensives. Officials in London and Berlin debate the likelihood of a broader battle and a spring halt to hostilities.
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Sintsintin
St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Hentslaputze
Europtian
Liao River
Shenking
Rennenkampf
da Pass
London
Sakharoff
Mukden
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Army Gazette
Bribe Frontier Guards Reported by The Times
London November 28 The Times Russian correspondent says reservists escape into Austrian Poland aided by frontier guards who take bribes to pass them across. The bribe is usually fifteen rubles and wealthier men pay more, sometimes being robbed after payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Times
Austrian
Poland
Dissatisfaction in Warsaw Forces Regimental Spread
A London Times cablegram reports Warsaw high officials and officers are greatly dissatisfied after the latest attack on workers and students. Police chief Haron von Notken opposes mobilization and threatens resignation. Three Gradno Regiment officers quit, saying they refuse to serve as police creatures. Soldiers are said to have refused to fire on workers.
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London Times
Washington Post
Berlin
Regimenta
Warsaw
Haron von Notken
Gradno Regiment
British traders face accusations over contraband trade with Japan
The Washington Post reports that British traders and shipowners sold coal to Japan and supplied weapons and war materiel, including guns and ammunition, to Japan during the war. Russia grumbled at the volume of contraband trade, while Britain supplied vast quantities and enjoyed lower war risk insurance, benefiting Japan more than Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
Washington Post
London
the Times
Russia
Japan
Europe
Kuropatkin Drives Auto as Winter Front Grows
From Chefoo to Mukden Gen Kuropatkin uses a new twenty horse power automobile to rush along the Manchurian front as winter conditions set in. M Ravoir reports 300000 Russian troops, latter expecting a winter attack, while soldiers live in warm caves and the Don cavalry impresses with brave horses.
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Kuropatikin
Shafter
Kuropatkin
M. Ravei
Manchuria
Don
Siberian
Mukden
Harbin
Port Arthur
Far East
North Sea commission meeting not yet fixed
London reports no date yet set for the North Sea commission meeting as preliminaries are arranged. British and Russian ambassadors meet Vienna officials to discuss appointing an Austrian admiral if needed, with Monte Cuccoli traveling to Budapest to confer with Emperor Francis Joseph.
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London
North Sea Commission
Goluchowski
Vienna
Monte Cuccoli
Budapest
Francis Joseph
St. Petersburg
Russia
Thousands Suffer Kidney Trouble Proclaimed By Ad
A lengthy endorsement for Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root claims kidney, liver and bladder relief. Includes patient testimonial from 1904, promotional note offering free sample bottle and book by mail from Kilmer Co. Binghamton N Y, urging readers of The Washington Daily Post to request information.
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Cottage St
Melrose
Mass
Richardson
Kulmer
Binghamton, N
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Washington Daily Post
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Elfealo
PHILA\SELPHI
Plelis Ledger
Pittsarg Dispatch Dence Journal
TER Herald
ST Lolis
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
Vanta Ave
Joseph Gawler
Pa Ave
R. F. Harvey
ERAL
Fourteenth Street
North Ata
John R. Wright
Teeth Street
George P. Zurhorst
East Capitol St
Hugene N. Foss
Mr. Foss
Quarles
Wisconsin
Health Office Record
Cherbourg
Kaiser Wilhelm der Gross
Plymouth
Bremen
Hamburg
Moville
Balted
Astoria
Gov. Peabody
Colorado
Polis
Animal County
D. L. D. Granger
Indiana
Ine State Election Board
People’s
Georgia
Atlanta
Cook
Terrell
Oregon
Portland
Oreg
Parker
Swallow
Debs
Watson
Kalon Orate
Henry Whitney
Boston Herald
Hale
Speaker
Reed Smoot
Robert W. Taylor
Burrows
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Post
Stoesses
War Office
Chgfoo
Shanghai
Daily Telegraph
Chefoo
Togo
Jala Eka
Hi Ini
Liebig Company's
Hastais
Gen. Shafter
Dogger Bank Board
Count Cassini
Mortimer Durand
State Department
Dogger Bank
Dewey
Great Britain
French E. Chadwick
Navy
Issaan
Bright
Herpfeld
Newbro
Seno iGc
Hef
Edward Stevens
Pram
Herpielde
HOE Co
Dent. HK
Affleck
Drug &Tore
Sheriff's Posse
Kentucky
Corbin
Mal Harley
Curd Brothers
Wilarls
Arthur Adams
Will Earls
Mat Earls
Ellison
Posse
Earls
Morris
Hub Furniture Co
S. E. Corner
7Th and
D Sts
Hebbard
E. Hebbard
Hebbard & Wineman
Ninth Street
Stieff
Chas. M. Stieff
Peatory Wareinoma
Conliff
St. N. W
A. Collins
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