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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1904

Page

4

Peace Appeal Moves to Intercede in Russo Japanese War

At the International Peace Congress in Boston resolutions urged direct appeal to the Emperors of Russia and Japan and requested help from signatory powers of The Hague to press for peace. Delegates debated the treaty with England and criticized the approach while urging prompt action to end the war and avert further losses.

Boston Ruiess Congress Russia Japa Rusdia Japan Ues Outi Durie Wooam Ko Cremer England Engat Col Bry Jorea Thetaty Ivadig fUndoo Baba Bharath Wi Speah Ag Fancy Hall Samuel Corpers Park Street Sprikers Telut Barnews von Suttner Visirlach Vorher Sieessea Blans Darby Hagland Committee Ha Day wWerda Sap United States Cee Chearmas Organization Committee Scherer Rowda Hua Rusasen France Gut Housevelt Dake Frans Hada Eni Arian Hi Italy Alsace Feu Buera Berne Tle

Cornerstone Laying Planned for St Mark's Lutheran Church

The congregation will lay the cornerstone of their new St Mark's Lutheran Church at Eighth and B streets southwest this afternoon. The old church burned in February. the new building will stand about five blocks away near C Street and Twelfth Street southwest. Rev J L Frantz will bless the cornerstone with addresses by Rev W H Dunbar D 10 and Rev J C Bowers. Services have been in Potomac Hall since the fire, and completion is hoped by December 1 with dedication next Easter.

St. Mark's Lutheran St. Mark's Twelfth Street J L Frantz W. H Dunbar St. Mark’s Lutheran Church Baltimore J. C. Bowers Calvary Chuch Rt. Mark's Potomac Hall Eleventh Astreet Maryland Avenue

New Russian Regime War Power Gains Influence

In St Petersburg Oct 6 reports swirl over a potential reshuffle as Viceroy Alexieff may return as emperor adviser on all foreign policy matters while Lamadorff’s critics push for his influence over the foreign office. Besobrazoff’s return and rumors of a third army add to the unsettled outlook on Manchurian command and imperial favor amid mobilization.

Alexieff Lamedorff St Petersburg Nicholas Alexios Peters Lamadorff War Party Alexie Foreign Office Count Larosdorff Bezobrazoff M Besobrazoff Far Eastern Committee Alexted Kuro- Parkins Novoa Vremya Nicholas Nicolaievitch Kuroa Atin Alexief Far East Grand Duke Nichflag Linevitch Taibovliski Ninth Corps Ume

Dust Cloud Over Island Attributed to Mont Pelee

A dust cloud and intense heat over Saint Vincent on October 2 suggested a Mont Pelee eruption, though no detonations were heard. An ascent team found no eruption indicators while fine dust, possibly from Mont Pelee and Martinique, settled. earlier Mont Pelee destroyed Saint Pierre with 20 000 to 40 000 lives lost.

St. Vincent Mont Pelee Kingston Island of St Vincent Martinique Et Pierre Atay

Archbishop of Canterbury Opens Episcopal Conclave

Boston October 5 The Archbishop of Canterbury and bishops from around the world attend the opening session of the Episcopal Church general convention at Trinity Church. Bishop Doane preaches on church unity and papal primacy, while Dr R H McKim is elected chair of the house of deputies and Bishop William Lawrence of Massachusetts is chosen chair of the house of bishops. The ceremony features a grand procession, with the English primate taking a place of honor. A green meeting follows for tomorrow’s schedule.

Canterbury Dr. Er, H. McKim Charrman House of Deputies Boston Trinity Church Daniel Tuttle Missouri James Carmichael Montreal William Doane Albany Doane Christendom Rome McKim Charman R. H. McKim Washington, DC Charles H Hutchins Concord William Lawrence Massachusetts House of Bishops Tunity Copley Hall Copley Square Trinity All England Randall Thomas Davideon Hyla Holden John Ho Ellison Windsor America Daniel Sylvester Tuttle Tuttle Holy Communion Zospeler Carmichael Housa Charles L. Hutchins Hutchins Randginl H. McKim Church of the Epiphany Washington Henry Anstis Philadelphia Edgar Worthington Cleveland Ohio Carroll David William C Prout J G Glass Alabama A Greene International Case Congress R Tuttle Samuel Hart Middletown Conn Gorgs F Nelson New York Thomas J Packard English Church Congress Liverpool Church Congress Episcopal Church In Right Rey II Nicholson Milwaukee Payne All Saints’ Cathedral

Lecture by Dr Dawson On Wavonarola At Mt Pleasant

Mount Pleasant Congregational Church hosts a lecture by Dr W J Dawson pastor of Highbury Quadrent Church London on Wavonarola. Commissioner West presides and the event is part of the town’s closing ceremonies for an enlarged church edifice. The talk is public at 8 o clock and comes after early praise from Dr Newell Dwight Hillis. The speaker has toured Great Britain and lectured in New York and Chicago.

Mount Pleasant Congregational Church Mount Pleasant Henry L. West W J. Dawson Highbury Quadrent London England Dawson Scotland Ireland New York Chicago Newell Dwight Hillis Brooklyn

Revolt in Santo Domingo Prompts Movement of Troops

Special AP dispatch from Monte Cristi reports Gen Candelaria de Las Rosas with fifty men revolted on September 28 in favor of Isidoro Jimenes and moved inland. The gunboat Presidente with 15 troops sailed to Barahona on the south coast. Ramon Cucoes, Santo Domingo vice president, warned not to confuse Isidore Jimenes with former president Juan Jimenez who was recently in New York.

Gen. de Las Roses Jimoenes Cange Cape Failien Balti Associated Press Monte Crist Republic of Santo Domingo Candelaria de Las Ross Isidoro Jimenes Presdente Barahens Santo Domingo Ramon Cucoes Isidore Jimenes Juan Jiminez New York City

No Friction In Panama Minister Barrett Says

New York report quotes John Barrett American minister to Panama arriving from Colon. He describes exact cordial understanding with the Panamanian government and says no friction exists though one or two large questions remain to be settled later.

Barrett Saya Ho New York John Barrett Panama Colon

London bishops hurled amid anti ritualist protests in Liverpool

Extraordinary scenes met the Church of England congress as bishops and clergy left the Lord Mayor's reception. Crowds jeered with anti ritualist pamphlets and shouted foes of popery as Archbishop of York passed into the cathedral amid police guard.

Church of England Congress London Liverpool United Kingdom John Kensitson Wyckliffe Mr Kensit Clyfe Regalia Luther York Rome

Japan to Increase Navy and Build Warships

Prominent Japanese informants in San Francisco report Japan will accelerate naval growth by awarding contracts for about twenty warships to be completed soon. Most ships to be built domestically with several in San Francisco, reflecting heightened defense capabilities. Heavy steel plate shipments, tied to Carnegie Company, are transshipped in Minnesota for Japan, signaling preparations for cruiser and torpedo boat construction.

San Francisco Japan Minneapolis Minn Minnesota Carnegie Company Paisburg

Medals for Boatswains for Daring Rescue Attempt

Navy general order awards gold medals and a $10 gratuity to Louis Halming and Alexander Peters for leaping overboard from the Missouri off Martha's Vineyard on September 16 to try to save Ordinary Seaman Ceci Clay Young who drowned after being washed from the forecastle during anchor chain handling. Also outlines various naval assignments and command changes as of October 1904 including Lt Cmdr WR Rugh, Lieut Cmdr Smith, and others.

Navy Department Louis Hal- Mng Alexander Peters Missouri Marthas Vineyard Ceci Clay Young N Farg Washington, DC IBM Baltimore San Francisco Cal WR Rugh Fore River Shipbuilding Company Quincy Mays J Tmith Navy Yard Norfolk Board of Inspection W H Allen Naval War College Narragansett Bay Davy Yard Bostot Masa W B Caperton Narragassett Bay Ighthouse Louie, Mo Lion A MacArthur Navy Yard Jeland Ohio Widehirenan Haywood Florida Parmaster RW Beil Richmond Norfolk

Portuguese Force Ambushed by Cunene Tribes Near Cunene River

Lisbon reports a detachment of 499 Portuguese troops in West Africa was ambushed by Cuamantas near the Cunene River. Twenty four were killed, including fifteen officers, and fifty wounded. Germany plans 8000 troops against the Hereros in German Southwest Africa. The Cunene marks the German Portuguese boundary.

Lisbon Germany Cunene Africa

Wireless Stations Established Along Coast by Navy Department

The Navy Department reports Admiral Manney has pushed to establish wireless telegraph stations for naval and general maritime use. Twenty two stations are already on the coast with sixty more planned, covering the North American continent and insular possessions. The bureau seeks land tracts for these stations while keeping expenditures within annual appropriations.

Navy Department Admiral Manney Bureau of Equipment Naval Secretary of the Navy North American United States Panama Department Bureau Cape Elizabeth Portemouth Capa Ann Rin Grands Tower Bahia Honda Cabs Guantanamo Cuba Porto Rico Cena Ona Panam Canal San Diego San Pedro Conception Point Sur Paint Arena Cape Nordecino Cape Blanco Columbia Hiver Cape Flatteary Port Townsend Bremerton Washington Sitka Dutch Harbor Wiska Island Honolulu Midway Guam Tatuila Cape Bojeadar Point Piecres Capones Olongapo San Bernardino Point Suban Point Cebu Pont Fabuma Ello Surlao

Enlistment of Colored Men for Coast Artillery Urged

General Barry urges enlisting Black soldiers for coast artillery posts from Virginia to New Orleans. He notes harsh conditions at southern stations and proposes three year tours to maintain units, with transfers to keep tradition while boosting re enlistment. He argues legal authority exists and many could be obtained.

Barry Gulf Artilery Seacoast Virginia New Orleans Coast Artillery Service

Military Orders Outline Officer Leave and Transfers

Orders to Army officers grant leave in advance and set reporting dates. Transfers within the artillery corps relocate Lieutenants to different companies and commands while officials pursue Army procurement and fortification duties.

President commutes Guan sentence after court martial

President approves court martial findings at Fort Sheridan MI and commutes the dismissal verdict. Lieutenant Guan US Air Force is reduced to forfeiture of pay equal to one month for one year after the unanimous clemency recommendation.

Guan Thomas W. Guan US A Fort Sheridan

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