MARRIAGE AND DEATHS IN EARLY PETERSBURG NEWS
A collage of marriage banns and obituaries from Petersburg and surrounding areas lists couples wed in early September, including OLiver and Bossiere, Waggener and Wight, Enright, Laws, and Douris. Notices note residences from Maryland to New York, and church services or interment details for several individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enright
Joseph
D Street
St Peter's Church
Iisa Carrall
St Peter's Christian Dort Inn
Potomac Council
Nitianal Union
Mount Olivet
James Laws
Istret
Rothwest
Wolam Chandlee Lewis
Vans Z. Lewis
Mont
St Louis
F Athrlon
Margaret Ann Norris
Wenecacy
Marslind
Arty
Ceorge D Scott
Attra Ro Scott
New York
Newburgh
N .Y
Louisville
Notice of Free Marriage and Death Notices Across Newspapers
Notice states marriage and death notices in The Wassington Post will appear simultaneously without extra charge for any or all of the listed morning newspapers including New York Times Boston Globe Elflpal, Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald Syracuse Post Standard Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassington Post
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Elfpalg
Olrier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Prilalelphia Plelig Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Hochester Herald
I Locts Republic
Byracuse Post-Standard
Pioneer Press
DAS Neapolis Tribune
CLO Cland Plain Dealer
Riots Fire on Cossacks and Police Amid Caucasus Tensions
Rioters in a neighboring house broke through a wall to the hall and opened fire on Cossacks and police, wounding four Cossacks and one officer. Official counts list twenty three killed and fifty wounded as unrest follows the death of Gen. Amilakhvri, former Baku governor general, with troops sent to move the body toward Tiflis and fears of funeral disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiflis
Caucasus
John
Cr Wi
Fira Company
Poltava
Comrate
Prince Amilakhovri
Baku
Ares
Tiffis
Man Arrested at Sagamore Hill Over Coal Price Plans
Isaac Schamus a twenty year old New York City resident and self described general coal agent of Greater New York is arrested at Oyster Bay and taken to Mineola for sanity examination after seeking a meeting with President Roosevelt. He warned of a possible anthracite miners strike and urged a commission to regulate coal output to keep prices low for the poor. He was found with a revolver permit but no weapon. his father defends him as a good boy who studies and helps the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
S. 1
Isaac Schamus
Justice of the Peace
Mineola
L. L
Secret Service
Schamus
New York City
New York
Barnes
Greater
Pennsylvania
Schamius
Justice Franklin
Shamus
Capt Lantry
McAdoo
Joseph Gorrson & Co
Bryan
James
Democratic Party of the
United States
Star of Empire
Democratic Party
Democrats of the
South
Kentucky
J. B. Tarvin
Covington
Mr. Bryan
William J. Bryan
America
Alexander Throop
New Haven
President Roosevelt seeks quiet at Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay Sept 12 President Roosevelt spent a quiet day at Sagamore Hill with no visitors and no callers except urgent official business He will remain there until his return to Washington and hopes for more rest in his own home after weeks of engrossing affairs of high importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
L. L
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Washington
Peirce Denies Chair Story In Portsmouth Denial
Third Assistant Secretary of State H H D Peirce denied circulating reports that President Roosevelt sought to buy the chairs used by M Witte and Baron Komura at the Portsmouth treaty signing. He stated the President has not tried to obtain the chairs nor shown any intent to do so. The chairs were bought by Mrs Parks, wife of a naval yard civil engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
H. H. D. Peirce
Roosevelt
M. Witte
Brran Komura
Ife
Ufe Insurance
Democratic Party
Congress
Emissaries of Russia Sail Back After Peace Talks
New York dispatch reports Sergius Witte leading the Russian commission from Portsmouth aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II, after peace talks with Japan. The envoy group, including Gregory Wilenkin, received visitors in Hoboken and expressed optimism for eventual emancipation and equal rights for Jews in Russia, though no loan discussions occurred.
Komura Leaves New York for Home Despite Illness
Baron Komura, Japanese peace plenipotentiary, showed improved fever but remained bedbound in New York. He plans to depart Thursday for Japan, buoyed by determination to return, as officials downplayed reports of his family’s alleged assassination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baron Komura
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Rome
Sato
Baron Komurah
Japan
Seattle
Wash
H. Kozaki
American Board of Missionaries
Kozaki
Gorky Optimistic on Liberty After Peace Prospect
London dispatch cites Maxim Gorky in Finland, predicting peace strengthens government but warns against colonial schemes. He urges focus on domestic affairs, laments Poland and Caucasus neglect, and remains hopeful that liberty will emerge as peasants push for reform and a new spirit among the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Standard
St. Petersburg
Maxim Gorky
Finland
Moskow
Caucasus
Tokyo police reform moves after Adachi resignation
Tokyo reports hail the police chief Tsunayuki Adachi’s resignation as a sign of government conciliatory policy. Papers call for abolishing the metropolitan force and transferring control to the city, urging broad police reform. Viscount Yoshikawa’s home affairs resignation remains unaccepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Tsunayuki Adachi
Metropolitan Police
Jiji
Viscount Yoshikawa
Allance
Griscom
E. H. Harriman
Honjo
Uncertainty in Hungary as premier resigns after talks
Vienna reports Gen. Baron Fejervary resigns after meetings with the King Emperor. A cabinet crisis looms as the King is seen to oppose universal suffrage. Parliament meets Sept 15 with prorogation and cabinet resignation expected amid political tension. Budapest police probe leads to exposure of a journalist Zigany amid treasonous pamphlet claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Baron Fefervary
Francis
Oossuth
Fejervary
Budapest
Baron Desiderius Banffy
Julius Arpad Zigany
Estel Frederick
Breach Not Unexpected Amid Baltic Union Talks
From Stockholm and Christiania comes word that Norwegian and Swedish delegates will meet in Karlstad on September 13 to discuss the dissolution of their union. Swedish terms are described as unalterable and Norway’s acceptance appears pivotal amid a threatening newspaper tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Norway
Karlstad
Christiania
Morgenbladet
Griffon the prize dog nearly dies on Moffat road journey
Griffon, a prized dog given to Mrs. Thomas C. Platt by King Oscar of Sweden, nearly lost his life on the ascent of Rollins Pass. The train's stops at Yankee Doodle Lake and Jenny Lake revived him after altitude distress. Separately, ocean liners and steamers reported arrivals and sails including the Friesland and Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse with disruptions to the Teutonic’s New York voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt
King Oscar
Colorado
Washington Post
Denver
Col
Griffen
Thomas C. Platt
Oscar
Sweden
D. H. Moffat
Senator Platt
Moffat
Rollins Pass
Griffon
Yankee Doodle Lake
Jenny Lake
New York
Prins Andalbert
Maplea
Genoa
Kaiser ‘Wilhelm II
Bremen
Lizard
Passet
Pennsylvania
Dover
Hamburg
Queenstown
Friesland
Philadelphia
Liverpool
White Star Line
Teutonic
Whch
Flymouth
Cher
Democracy and centralization in Bryan era politics
A Chicago audience hears Bryan and Kentuckians praise his leadership while warning of corporate attacks on municipal ownership. Bryan argues democracy must balance state and federal powers, warning against centralization and endorsing reforms like direct Senate elections and local control tempered by federal safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
MISS ROOSEVELT AT PEKING ENTERTAINED BY CHINESE CAPITAL
Gen Corbin and party arrived in Peking on September 12. Miss Alice Roosevelt, Rear Admiral Train, and Maj Gen Corbin were greeted by American Minister Rockhill, Baron Mumm de Schwarzenstein, Wu Ting Wang, and other notables. Miss Roosevelt is the guest of Minister Rockhill. Baron Mumm de Schwarzenstein entertains several visitors. Everett Colby wins Essex County State Senate primary overcoming Republican opposition on corporate control issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Corbin
Peking
Admiral Train
Alice Roosevelt
Rockhill
Baron Mumm de Schwarzenstein
Wu Ting Wang
Chinese Board of Foreigen Affairs
Liang Tang
Miss Roosevelt
Lue Waswugwu Cue
Newark
N. J
Everett Colby
Essex County
Health Office Record Ages and Addresses from September Report
A September health office record lists individuals connected to government hospitals and clinics with ages and partial addresses. Entries include Daniel Atherton 80 at Govt Hosp Insane, Roy Beverly 67 at 1209 W Cinw, Lettie Buckner 49 at Hostsw, and others such as Robert Burne 67 at Providence Hospital, Henry Chase at Christians Court 23, Elizabeth Crocker 26, and Morris Goldstein 7, with numerous city addresses and ages ranging from kidded numbers to seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Atherton
Govt. Hosp
Roy D. Beverly
Lettie Buckner
Robert Burne
Providence Hospital
Henry Chase
Christians Court
Willabeth Contee
St. Paris Court
Elizabeth Crocker
Catharine Donnovan
Ellen Egan
Ruth L. Enois
Morris Goldstein
Central Ave
Ivy City
Mery Howard
Margaret Hutcherson
Heap Inaane
Francis Marshall
William B. Myers
Govt
Incene
Mary H. Rowland
George D. Scott
Geo Wash Univ Hos
Chester Stott
Garfield Hospital
Lillian DB. Pignor
6Th St. Nw
Turner Wood
Wash
Any. Hogp
Movements of Naval Vessels Reported Worldwide
Movements list arrivals at multiple ports including Newport Provincetown and San Juan with vessels named Siren Nina Galveston and Cleveland sailing from Washington Newport Domingo City and Sanches. Two ships placed in reserve and out of commission on September 11 at League Island and Norfolk Navy Yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auinneapoi
Gruerraneus
Colorado
Provincetown
Mayflower
Newport
Quiros
Tientain
Tee Movies
Sanches
Siren
Washington
Netiolk
Nina
Galveston
Fiante Domingo City
Hampton Reade
Cleveland
San Juan
Terror
League Island Navy Yard
Atlanta
Norfolk Navy Ford
Sharp price cuts on parlor suites prompt rapid sale
Special price inducements have driven a large stock of upholstered parlor furniture off the shelves. Limited space forces sharp price reductions to move the stock quickly. Our new values are listed below to attract buyers.
Plans for a third major league in 1906 outlined
Special to The Washington Post from Louisville reveals plans by George Tebeau and Watkin s of Minneapolis and other minor league magnates to form a new baseball association. The proposed circuit would include Louisville Columbus Minneapolis and one of Indianapolis Toledo or Cincinnati in the West plus Baltimore Washington and Brooklyn in the East. The aim is to correct alleged evils and offer cities a major league level product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Louisville
George Tebeau
W. H. Watkins
Minneapolis
National Association of Baseball Clubs
Columbus
Minnepaolis
Indianapolis
Toledo
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Washington
Brooklyn
Hello Girls to Go Girlless Exchange Planned in Pa
Special to The Washington Post from Allentown Pa says Consolidated Telephone Co will spend about 200000 to install girlless exchanges in Allentown and Hazleton. More than 100 girls will lose jobs as replacements reduce staff and service suffers. If trials succeed the scheme may expand to Scranton Wilkes Barre and other large eastern Pennsylvania cities leaving hundreds more women affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Washington Post
Allentown
Hazleton
Consolidated Telephone Company
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania
Susquehanna River
Exc
Dewey Case Appears Before North Carolina Supreme Court
In Raleigh today an argument opened in the Dewey case against Thomas W. Dewey a former cashier of the Merchants and Farmers Bank of New Bern North Carolina. Dewey convicted in Superior Court and sentenced to the penitentiary appealed and was released on a heavy bond. The defalcation amount was about 120000 and he had resid ed in El Paso under an assumed name while Nat Gov Aycock once represented him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aycock
Charlotte
N. C
Thomas W. Dewey
Merchants and Farmers’ Bank
Newbern
N C
Supreme Court
Raleigh
Dewey
Fl Paso
Wx-Gov
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St Petersburg
Zangezur
Jebrail
Minkend
Mspatches
Priutdater
Baskunchak
Marmace Jones
Warle Washington
Jonn F Robey
Annie E Pollerd
Hal
Lela
Olive Wollam & Thomes
Florence Mc Eliott
Petersburg
Collis Diis
Emma Jackson
Montgomery County
Thomas Atwell
al Oe Jones
Culpener Va
Robert Terry
Rosa Wils Curries Powell
Florence A
Turner
Dave, Kemp
Gertruds Temples
Rob Jeunty
Ver
LA Bossiere
Oliver
St. Aloysius
Father Fink
Sr. Eliver
Charles County
Edward le Bossiere
Rosion Mass
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
Fenneylsavia
R. F. Harvey
John R. Wright CO
Lye Ot
George P. Zarhorst
Oh Funeral Portors
Hust Capitol
Peirce
Tokalon Wine CO
Witte
Mads
Sergius Witte
Baron Rosen
Takahira
Gregory Wilenkin
Hoboken
Maj. Lynch
United Irish Societies of
Irish Club
Trish
Isaac N. Seligman
Oscar Strauss
Adolph Kraus
Chicago
Chicago, Mr. Seligman Said After the Conference: “M. Witte
Russia
Mr. Seligman
Hussia
Messrs. Strauss, Kraus
I Pala
Komura
Hingching
Madrikoff
Madrikov
GOREY
Hungary
Fefervary
Kossuth
Altitude Queered Dog
Dunce
Ollie M. James
James Gpoke
Tarvin
Monarchies and Republics
Lcense
Senate
United States Senate
Renata
New Jersey Machine
Come Arate
Health Office Record
Deere
Nan
Hlismfeles
Massachusetts Avenue
Geo. E. Hebbard
St Cash
5Oe
HUB Furniture CO
Duffy
Dungall Whiskey ‘Company
Rochester
Wonton
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