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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1904

Page

3

Republicans See Narrow Path to House Victory in 1900s

The analysis predicts a Democratic House would require a radical shift in four weeks, with Republicans noting gains possible in North Carolina Wisconsin New Jersey and New York. Wisconsin shows heroic Republican efforts offsetting local reports while East and Midwest districts face key contests.

Wisconsin Workington New York House of Representatives Republican Committee National Committee Congressional Committee Aloo

Notices of Marriage and Death From Multiple Papers

Fragmented notice listing marriages and deaths with scattered dates and locations. Mentions Allen, Matilda Ann wife of William James. James residence event at 140 First Street North. interment at Waterford, Virginia. kerpooot and other names with partial addresses. Unclear dates and places due to OCR errors.

D. Ganteweek Dar Torcock Allen Gang Hia Reutience K Street Tursley James Matilda William James Co James Ham Chdddenass Stentz Gettysburg

Davis Starts On Trip with Davis Campaign Tour

Democratic nominee Henry G Davis left Elkins at 2:30 PM for Baltimore to join his Maryland West Virginia tour. He is accompanied by N W Mollman and 19 travelers in Graceland. Davis visited Davis Memorial Hospital Cumberland and planned a 5:30 PM talk at the Academy of Music before continuing toward Baltimore. Ex Senator David B Hill arrived from Albany to join the tour and expressed confidence in Democratic success in New York State.

Elkins Washington W. Va Henry G Davis Baltimore Maryland West Virginia N. W. Mollman Graceland B. Ellens Davis Memorial Hospital John T. Davis Davis Memorial Church Cumberland Henry G. Davie West Virginia Central Baltimore and Ohio Academy of Music District of Columbia Democraats New York David B. Hil Albany Ilenry G. Davis Hill New York State

Fairbanks Attends Cheyenne Church With Senators

Charles W. Fairbanks visited a Cheyenne Methodist church in Wyoming on October 9, joined by Senators Dolliver and Warren. Dolliver headed to Colorado, Fulton to Oregon, Talibanka left on a special train, and Fairbanks planned talks along the Union Pacific route in Nebraska. In Indianapolis, Indiana, the Republican National Committee lined up Fairbanks for a late campaign stop in the state.

Cheyenne Wyo Charles W. Fairbanks Stull Dolliver Warren Colorado Fulton Oregon Talibanka Union Pacific Nebraska Adianapolis Ind Republcan National Committee Fairbanks Indiana

Sheehan Visits Parker Before New York Trip

Esopus New York October 9 Judge Parker spent a quiet Sunday attending church in Kingston and walking in the afternoon William F Sheehan chairman of the Democratic National Committee executive committee coffed at Rosemount and will go to New York tomorrow returning Thursday Taggart plans Indiana trip before election day likely October 8 or 22

New York Esopus N. Y Judge Parker Kingston William F. Sheehan Democratic National Committee Rosemount Taggart Indiana Tagerart

Deaths of a Day Highlight Noted Obituaries

New York leather maker Charles D. Harrison dies at his Newark home from heart disease aged about eighty. Col Albert Santafe dies in Mexico City from heart disease. a Mason, deputy and grand master of the Grand Lodge Santos De Gallada. Memphis politician John H. Alsup dies suddenly at his home. Ex Mayor Robert W. Lyon of Pittsburgh dies at sixty-two. Mike McAuliffe, once a famed middleweight, dies of heart disease in New York. The Hague tribunal to meet November 2 to arbitrate tax issues between Japan England and Germany over concessions.

New York Charles D. Harrison Newark N. J Mexico City Albert Santafe Grand Lodge Santos de Gallada Memphis Tenn John H. Alsup Pittsburg Get Robert W. Lyon Mike” McAuliffe

Funeral Rites for Payne Private Service at Grave

Henry Clay Payne was buried in Forest Home Cemetery after viewing at City Hall. About 25 000 Milwaukee residents saw the body, escorted by 200 letter carriers to All Saints Episcopal Church for a private service. Active pallbearers were Milwaukee post office letter carriers. honorary pallbearers included high officials and Milwaukee citizens.

All Sainte’ Church Milwaukee Wis Henry Clay Payne Forest Home Cemetery City Hall Milwaukee Post-Office Payne Paul Morton Victor TH. Metcalf James Wilson Spooner Quarles James H. Jenkins George R. Peck Elmer Dover Harry §. New Chicago Coyne Cathedral J. N. Nicholson Nicholson Jesus Treas Morton Moteal Wison Washington East

High Honor for Carnegie to Receive Bessemer Medal

New York Herald reports Andrew Carnegie will be awarded the Bessemer Medal at the Iron and Steel Institute annual meeting in New York beginning October 2. The medal, established by the inventor in 1878, honors preeminent contributions to iron and steel research and innovation, with about 250 leading industry figures expected in attendance.

New York Herald Andrew Carnegie Bessemer Iron and Steel Institute Institute Iran Atec

British trade review from The Times on industrial trends

London Times financial supplement notes slight improvement in industrial conditions with corroboration from Board of Trade returns. Textiles, grain, cotton, woolen trades improving. war demand supports blankets and warm clothing. iron and steel mixed, east coast and Scotland showing better prospects. Home market modestly improved, imports of German steel rising in South Wales.

London Times Washington Post London Times’ Financial Supplement Board of Trade Colona West Jeaast Midlands Bouth Wales Scotland Cleveland

Disaster to the Portuguese Fierce Angola Fight More Fatal

Lisbon Oct 8 reports the disaster to the Portuguese force in Angola swath with Cuanghamas is more serious than first told, more killed. Government plans to send a punitive expedition of regulars to the district. Honolulu fraud case notes Frank Woodbridge, alleged embezzler, found aboard a transport in steerage and removed. Ocean steamers movement lists arrivals and sailings through Oct 9 with multiple liners.

Lisbon Angola Africa Honolulu Frank Woodbridge Here Philips & Co United States Logan Shanghai

Russia Advances In Manchuria As Kuropatkin Rallies

News from Mukden reports a Russian forward movement beginning with the capture of Bentiaputze and shifting to a broader push toward Liao Yang. Generals Mistchenko and Kuroki maneuver along the front as Japanese forces retire, while the army gathers supplies and nurses aid the front. London and critics weigh Kuropatkin's orders and the prospects of a decisive battle against Oyama.

Russia Port Arthur Far East Mukden Bentslapulze Taitse River Sandiapu Hun River Liaoyang Chandrapudai Bentsiaputze Bensihu Itas Kuroki Bentslaputze Mistchenko Shakhe Rhahhe Mistelinko Rentai Red Crags Sisters of Charity Fushim Liao River Sinmintin Liao-yang Talse River Benathu Yentai Tdacyang Tian River Kaichou Warangon Motien Pass Benshhu Yental Hua Pass Skobeleft Adzloff Europatkin Alexieff Harbin Kuropatkin Tatche Kiao Skoboleft London St. Petersburg Wilkingon Ing Oyama Spencer Willanson Europathon

Touching farewell to troops by Gen Dragomiroff in Kharkov

In Kharkov on October 9 Gen Dragomiroff deeply moved bid farewell to the Fourteenth division he led across the Danube in the Russo Turkish war. He formed a hollow square, addressed the troops, urged mutual support, and blessed them as he kissed the colors and bid farewell.

Dragomiroff Kharkov Russia Dragomireff Kieft Danube Far East schJlars

Lake Baikal line opens Circum Baikal RR opened for freight

Prince Hilkoff minister of railroads arrived after three months overseeing Circum-Baikal Railroad construction. The Siberian line works perfectly. Ferryboats still carry passengers across the lake. trains around the lake take longer. Work continues day and night with electric lights to finish before freezing. Grain backlog overwhelms railroad officials.

St. Petersburg Prmnce

Stop British Ships On Lookout For Merchantmen

Japanese fleet intensifies Port Arthur blockade by watching for three British ships believed to try entering with supplies. Victoria reports being halted near Walhallwel as boarding officer cites the patrols and intent to bring tinned meat and vegetables to Port Arthur.

Port Arthur Chefoo Victoria Wal-hal-wel

Will Carry No Mails to Japan

Dodwell and Co announced to the Postmaster General that the Blue Funnel and China Mutual steamship lines will no longer carry US mail to Japan. About fifty ships on Pacific and Atlantic routes are affected due to a Russia related seizure and the Calchas case tied to valuable financial mail material.

Tacoma Wash Dodwell & Co Blue Funnel China Mutual Lines Pacific Atlantic United States Japan Ed Holt & Co Liverpool Calchas Russia

Imperial Guard Ships Out From St. Petersburg Frontward

The first troops of the Imperial Guard departed St. Petersburg for the front yesterday. They were the second division of the Finland Guards with the infant Czarevitch named honorary colonel.

Imperial Guard St. Petersburg Finland Guards Czarevitch

Japan Buys American Flour for Japanese Government

Pendleton Oregon Oct 9 A local flour mill reports an order from Hongkong for 90000 sacks or 2000 tons of flour, intended for the Japanese government. Twenty thousand sacks will be shipped monthly via Portland and the rest to follow.

Japan Pendleton Oreg Hongkong Portland

Ambassador McCormick Seeks Japanese Repatriation Plans

In Berlin the American Ambassador to Russia Mr McCormick conferred with Japanese Minister Inouye on transporting Japanese prisoners from Russia to Japan. Several hundred more are expected to pass through Berlin this week as repatriation proceeds with Russian trains assisting travel. McCormick then heads back to the United States after a brief stay in Paris.

Berlin Russia McCormick Inouye Japan United States Paris Roy C Smith St. Petersburg

Russians Fight Delaying Defense at Port Arthur

Tokyo datelined dispatches summarize extended Imperial reports on the Port Arthur siege, detailing Russian fortifications from Nanshan to Antzu Pass, stubborn July combats, and Japanese assaults that began July 30, including shelling, bayonet charges, and the capture of several guns with heavy Russian losses.

Tokyo Imperial Headquarters Port Arthur Nanshan Port ar+ thur Dalny Shihishankow Soutukikou Antzu Mountain Lung Wangtao Antzu Pass Bangmichia Chuantsunou Soutailu Prac- Yeaty Porc Arthur Garrizon Takushan Heights Nanshag

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