Liao Yang Victory Report Prompts Russian Turn in War
A correspondent at Kuroki headquarters recounts Liaoyang as a vast Japanese victory with Kuropatkin’s Russian force retreating after five days of battle. Observers note Russians defended multiple lines of fortifications and rail approaches while casualties, burning fields, and looted towns mark the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuroki
Kuropatkin
Liao-yang
Ligo-yang
Tduc-yang
Liaoyang
Kwopatkin
Port Arthur
Europatkin
Yalu River
Vut
Mukden
Manchuria
Liao River
Taiao-yang
Marquis Oyama
Liaoyane
Tchao-yang
London
Daily Telegraph
Feld
Helyingtai
Kurok
Helsingia
Notice of interpaper insertion for marriage and death notices
Marriage and death notices inserted to The Washington Post will, on application, appear simultaneously, without extra charge, in select newspapers including New York Times, Baltimore Herald, Boston Globe, Buffalo Courier, Cincinnati Enquirer, Chicago Record-Herald, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Pittsburgh Telegraph, Providence Journal, Rochester Herald, Syracuse Post-Standard, St Paul Pioneer Press, Minneapolis Tribune, and Cleveland Plain Dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Wnpaper
NEW York Times
Baltimore Herald
Boston Globe
Buffalo Colrier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philsdelphia Puble
Ledger
Pittsburg
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
LICENSED TO MARRY IN MULTIPLE COUNTIES
A long list of intended marriages and related notices appears, naming numerous couples from Baltimore Maryland to Richmond Virginia and other states. The page includes wedding banns and announcements, with names such as Pugs, Maggie Chain, Thomas, Gant, Taylor, Paran, Dickey, Colling, and many more, along with dates and locations in the 1900s era. Funeral notices for several individuals are also listed, including marks of Septembers in various towns and churches with brief service details and cemeteries named Rock Creek and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rfe Pugs
Baltimore
Maggie Chain
Richmond Va
Jans A Thomas
Maria E Gant
Alexander Taylor
Ida Paran
Calvert Dickey
Grace E. Colling
Hip Weasel
Wary Spriggs
Charley Fo Nulla
Greenwich
Pearl E Gras
Auburn
Willie Prot
Ate Willams Nader Bates
Dumfries
Viola Wines
Staffrd County
Julinag
Fort Myer Heights
Tora Johnsen
Juan Fo Iielo
Costello
Heory A Suer
Vaitmare
Toun Fen
Miso
Alberta
Prive Packere Wacker
Bos Mass
Rosie A. Dewane
Charleston
St Maer
M. Jenkins Thurst Dudley
Elen Burgh
Fauls
Eure
Adelia Inknson
Hety J Com
Florence H. Mayo
West Neu
Vall Burton
Bridgeport
Health Office Record of Insane and Asylum Patients 1904
Report dated September 12 1904 lists patient names and ages across Washington hospitals including Edward Blair at Wash Asylum Hospital 29. John Carney Gov Hospital insane 31?. Reuben Chichester US Soldiers Home 74. Horace Conner Emergency Hospital 38. Delia Dizon 60. Lineos Ducke 3. Gertrude Dyer 23. David L Florence 19. Mary F Goins 54. John Jackson 69. Julius Kaffman 44. Ella Kreamer 39. Charles H Lacey 68. Matilda Lee 45?. Esmé F Lock 24 months. John McDermott Gov Houpka Insane 69. John W McGee 53. Martha J McKenney 72. George D Moore 83. Morris Murphy Freedmen's Hospital 54. Johanna Mash 25. Charles Pardoe 40. Henry Peterson 28. Joseph F Saum 64. Marie Sayles 93. Henry Schmidt 26. Joseph Schultz 63. Carrie Wheeler 91. Amelia Williams Freedmen's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Blair
Wash
Asylum Hospital
John Carney
Gov
Reuben Chichester
Soldiers’ Home
Horace ©. Conner
Emergency
Delia Dizon
Lineos Ducke
Hillsdale
D. C
Gertrude Dyer
Va. Ave. Se
David L. Florence
Levig St. Ne
Mary F. Goins
Gov. Hospital
John Jackson
Aslum Hospital
Julius Kaffman
Jackson St. Ne
Ella Kreamer
Charles H. Lacey
9Th St
Matilda Lee
St. Aw
Esméf Lock
John McDermott
Charles &. Pardoe
9Th St. Aw
Henry Peterson
Springmans Et. Sw
Joseph F Saum
Marie Sayles
Hidledale
Henry Schmidt
Ith St. Ow
Joseph Schultz
Carrie B. ‘Wheeler
Amelia Willams
Freedmen‘s Hospital
Lena Continues Patrol as Warship Dismantle Debate
Officers aboard report 200 to 300 sailors aboard the Lena with twenty five guns on a converted cruiser. The Japanese consul cites awaiting U S action while Lena’s arrival sparks talk of contraband and possible repairs to sail again. Russian transport Lena previously left Vladivostok with four bolsters, prompting local shipping men to doubt the voyage duration and suspect a long patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pacific Mail
Sena
Washington
United States
Japan
Kena
Vladivostok
San Francisco
Lena
Japan protests Russian cruiser Lena at San Francisco
The Japanese consul demanded the Lena leave within 24 hours after arrival in San Francisco, citing neutrality duties. Officials telegraphed Treasury and State departments for guidance while awaiting inspections to assess repairs and seaworthiness. Local authorities consider precedent from Germany, France, and China cases. Minister Takahira plans to push the issue with the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Lena
San Francisco
Collector of Customs
Sena
Secretary of the Treasury
Atlee
Murray
Department of Commerce and Labor
Commissioner of Navigation
Germany
Franc
China
Hioki
Kisaburo Uyena
Takahira
New York
Legation
State Department
Adee
Morton
Radmiral Goodrich
Pacific Station
Cassini Sees U S Will Do Right Thing On Lena Case
Bar Harbor Me Sept 12 Russian Ambassador Cassini told AP a telegram said Lena the damaged Russian transport had entered San Francisco. He expects the United States to act appropriately under neutrality laws while investigation proceeds. Secretary Hay in Newbury NH declined to discuss Lena, noting he would be consulted only on matters of utmost importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Lena
Russia
Japan
Goodrich
San Francisco
America
Bar Harbor
Count Cassini
Associated Press
Ballera
Washington
United States
Hay
Newbury
N. H
Americans for Peace Speaks at Interparliamentary Union Session
Delegates from fourteen nations attend the twelfth conference at Festival Hall St Louis with Welcome by Francis Loomis and Bartholdt presiding. Loomis urges arbitration over war noting U.S. role in 200 plus peaceful settlements and citing 1871 Washington Geneva treaties. Conference hears progress reports then adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Festival Hall
Francis B. Loomis
United States
Samuel T. Burrows Eens
Board of
Women Managers
England
Richard D. Bartholdt
St.Louis
T. C. Burton
Cleveland
Gobat
Swiss National Council
Richard Bartholdt
Bartholdt
Loomis
America
Washington
John Morley
Geneva
Hague Tribunal
Holland
Jinterparlamentary Union
Hague
Interparliamentary Union
New World
Earth
David R. Francis
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company
Deaths Of A Day In London And Notable Obituaries
Deaths announced include James Lowther Conservative MP for Thanet and former Irish secretary, born 1840 in Cleveland Ohio, and W J Morgan president of W J Morgan Lithographic Company, aged 65 after several weeks illness. Maritime movements list Kaiser Wilhelm II arrivals and ship notices from Plymouth Antwerp Groritar with several routes and sailings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
James Lowther
Thanet Divison
Kent
Ireland
Cleveland
Ohio
W. J. Morgan
W. J. Morgan Lithographic Company
Plymouth
Kaiser Wilhelm II
New York
Antwerp
Land
Dover
Cherbourg
Bremen
Groraitar
Keeulgis Luise
Genoa
Naples
New Yorks
The College Widow at the Columbia Theater
George Ade's satirical comedy The College Widow opens at the Columbia Theater. The plot follows Atwater College football schemes, a college widow who enchants Billy Bolton, and a dramatic campus triumph ending with reconciliation and pride. The production features Frederick Truesdell and Dorothy Tennant in leading roles, with strong supporting turns and lush scenic design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Hoyt
Tabble
George Ade
Columbia Theater
Atwater College
Atwater
Bingham
Janet Witherspoon
Hilly Bolton
Billy
Hiram Bolton
Western Railroad
Billy East
Copernicus Talbot
England
Jane
Boersachea
Bolton
Elly
Hps
Ade
Col. Savage
Cay
Frederick Truesdell
Billy Bolton
Dorothy Tennant
Edwin Holt
Hiram Holt
Stephen Marey
J. Beresford Hollis
Corypheus
Copernicous Talbot
Stub’’ 'Tallmadge
Morgan EB. Coman
Edgar L. Davenport
Jack Larrabee
migEn| Wiggins
Gertrude Quinlan
Amy Ricard
Primley Dalzelle
Lida McMillan
Matty” McGowan
Dan Collyer
Peter Witherspoon
George E. Bryan
Gens, Chaffee
Grant
Admiral Dewey
Morton
Col. Mills
Davis
Army
Armstrong
Treasury Department
Col. Edwards
Insular Bureau
War Department
Biddle
Vaudeville bill charms with singing and dancing acts
Sawtelle Gladys Sears and May Trade deliver lively misses acts while Jennie and Clara Austin entertain with slang. A college story of a broker’s theft and romance unfolds as the son exposes the villain and the typewriter heroine weds the son. The High Rollers dazzle with bicycles and aerial feats, plus songs and farces featuring Mosher Houghton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford
Clifford; the Villain Is Handed Over To the Officers of the Law
Barbara Douglas
Lyceum
Mosher
Houghton
John J. Flack
Montana
Henry Trey
George A. Hickman
Levi Rosenthal
Denis McCracken
Skinnam
Newport
Maud Eliston
Samantha Teezer
Teezerville
Sis Hopkins
Romaine Confession Discredited in Independence Depot Case
La Junta, Sept 12 Robert Romaine, held at Topeka, Kans, confessed involvement in the Cripple Creek Independence depot explosion of June 6. He appeared at La Junta the same day, reportedly working at Santa Fe shops under the alias I O White for about two months. Credence in his confession wanes as it implicates several mining union officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romaine
la Junta
Col
Robert Romaine
Topeka
Kans
Independence Depot
Cripple Creek
Santa Fe
I. O. White
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Hnd
Marearet
Bkngineer
Charttte Elm
Wf Heer
Sa Pom
Helen
Henry F. Marks
Jes Frussel
Lowd
Mr. Lowd
Rostow
Ada Lowd
H. D. Lowd
Memphis
Tenn
Jackson
Misa
Ockert
Fourth Street
Angus Beloved
Bushanud
Lowse
Erwood
Frank Bon
Liles
Sarah Sherwood
Funurri
Dumbarton Avenue
Rock Creek
Taylor
Walls
Williara
Seralh B. Taylor
Silver Hill
Congressional Cemetery
Towers
Sunda
Richmond Hill
William H. Towers
Glenwood Cemetery
van Hook
Saran C. van Hook
James D., van Trook
James Wu
van Hook, Jr
Mary J. van Hook
William S. Riley
Pictors
Second Street
Plattsburg, Mo
Gutarte
Okla
Cynta. Ky
Undertaekers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Joseph Gawler
Panaray
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth Street NW
John 8. Wright
Tenth Street
Prominea
North
J. William Lee
Newspapf
Health Office Record
Carters
Cassini
Americans For Peace
The
Columbia
Amelia Bingham
National Theater
Clyde Fitch
Miss Bingham
National
Pany
Hingham
Mantager
Mr. Fitch
Miss 3Ingham
Blanch Sterling
Frank Worthing
Richard Sterling
Mr. Worthing
Charles Richman
Edward Warden
Robert Edeson
Mr. Richman
Roy Fairchild
Johnny Trotter
Frederick Gottschalk
Iva Trautman
Moselle Tatum
Miss . Guldfinch
Samuel Reed
Grace Barston
Mrs. Johnson
Bob White
Knights of the Road
Clare Livingston
Frank Deshon
J. L. McClure
Aliee Kraft Benson
Jack
Edwin Baker
Cecelia Roda
Donald Archer
Ulah Harris
Harriet Trainor
Susie Talmage
Joseph Leighton
A. G. Dempster
Nye Melshaw
Georgie Campbell
Chase’s
Rose Coghlan
Miss Coghlan
Darling
Neilie Gray
Aice
Kentucky
Annie Laurie
Toledo
Price
Leonard Kane
Clara Ballerini
Nichols
Vitagraph
Brooklyn
Academy of Music
Academy
Billy Clifford
Victoria
Tokalon
Eyone
Matn
Ross
Unifanis
Samuel Pltcher
Fac Simile Signature of
Bears
Castoria
Smith Premier Typewriter Co
Eleventh Street
K. W
Washington, D. C
Dr. Lyon
Dora Dell
Mildred Renfield
Montanna
BM Billous
Billings
J. J. Black
Hamboogle
Dave Ferguson
Hickman Brothers
Esher Sisters
Frey
Ferguson
President Roosevelt
Judge Parker
W. J. Bryan
Othe Max Ritter
ST. Morton C. Stout & CO
Cranston & Songio F Street
Cranston
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