QUELLED IN YOKOHAMA AMERICANS NOT IN DANGER
Eleven peers memorialize government in Tokyo criticizing press restrictions and praising Roosevelt mediated talks with Katsura. The dispatch notes calm in Yokohama under military occupation, with minor disturbances overnight and expectations of the Last party’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katsura
Korea
Yokohama
Miller
Tokyo
Prince Nijo
Metropolitan
Bissup
Roosevelt
Riot in Seoul amid land seizure by Japanese force
Reports from Seoul describe a serious protest over the expropriation of fifty square miles of riverfront land affecting ten villages and 35,000 houses. Villagers marched on Seoul, clashed with Japanese gendarmes, a gendarme was killed, many Koreans wounded, and Japanese soldiers then expelled residents from the area.
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Victoria
B. C
Seoul
Sakhalin
Japan
Alexieff Tarigeny
University of Moscow
Alexander II
America
Bacome
United States
Torigony
Vientain
Shantung
L'impartial
Universal Gazette
Armistice Details From Manchuria News
An armistice exchange between Russia and Japan was reported from GQodzvandani Manchuria on September 13. Field Marshal Oyama’s letter arrived in Russian lines while the Japanese responded in English. Capt. Kazakevich delivered Gen Linevitch’s reply and was held briefly at a Japanese post before the arrival of a Japanese officer.
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Gqodzvandani
Manchuria
Oyama
Kazakevich
Linevttch
Gen Linevitch
Apt. Kozekevich
Deaths of notable railroad man and prominent figures
Elijah Brigham Phillips, once a leading railroad executive, died at his Brookline home at eighty six. He last served as president of the Fitchburg Railroad, now part of Boston and Maine. Also amid notices Detroit editor William E Quinby’s wife died at Bad axe Michigan. Charles C Whitacre, former Chicago executive with ties to London, died at Point a Pic Canada after a hunting trip. John Frederick Chamberlain of Winslow Lanier Co died at Craigville Massachusetts aged sixty two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Elijah Brigham Phillips
Brookline
West
Fitchbure Railroad
Boston and Maine Railroad
New York
Point-a-Pic
Canada
Charles C. Whitacre
Chicago
London
Ar. Whitacre
Oliver Tynewriter Company
Hyannis
Mass
John Frederick Chamberlain
Winslow, Lanier & Co
Craigville
Chamberlain
Summit, N. J
Licensed to Marry Names Pairs in Richmont and Beyond
A notice lists multiple marriage licenses issued to couples from diverse places including Richmont Virginia Baltimore Maryland Washington North Carolina and Blackstone Virginia The couples include Raymond Phiilips with Lillia O Hemiter James A Gray with Blanch Johnson Frank H Spies with Robina F Whitlock James Davis with Elmira Peterson Ralph P Weich with Regina S Carpenter Henry Richardson of Baltimore and Carrie L Jones of Washington Robert W Van Deventer with Mary Silcott John C Shaw of Dayton NC with Sallie D Leonard of Spencer NC Thomas M Rowlett with Gertrude D Jones both of Blackstone and John J Fitzgerald of Washington with Margaret Bassett of Baltimore Md Also listed are James W Shelly with Myrtle Brown Edward Stone Collins with Rebekah B Chick and Perry W Pulley with Louisa Henrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Phiilips
Lillia O. Hemiter
James A. Gray
Blanch Johnson
Frank H. Spies
Robina F. Whitlock
Richmont
James Davis
Elmira Peterson
Ralph P Weich
Regina S Carpenter
Henry
Richardson
Baltimore
Health Office Record of Deaths September 14 1805
Health office list of deaths reported to date includes Marcella Ball at Homeo Hosp four years Henry Brooks at 3820 20th nw 52 years John W Dutton 81 N Cap st 68 years Herman Douglas 1286 Jones row nw seven months Clare A Ducket 1238 London ct xe 49 years Jane Hamilton 982 sw 60 years Hannah Hencke Fort Totten eight years Charlies Keriker Trinidad 23 years James Laws Geo Gniv Hospital 7T years Richard B Lawis 4% 24 aw 11 years William C Lewis 1823 Belmont aw 29 yrs Alfred A O’Brien 86 K aw 5 years John H Saunders 11¢4 fdst 46 years Nellie Trammen Wash Asyl Honp 32 years
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Marcella Ball
Henry Brooks
John W. Dutton
N. Cap. St
Herman Douglas
Jones’ Row
Clare A. Ducket
London Ct
Trinidad
James Laws
Geo. Gniv
Richard B. Lawis
William C. Lewis
Belmont
Alfred A. O’brien
John H. Saunders
Nellie Trammen
Asyl
Finland in a ferment threats to kill governor
News dispatches from Saint Petersburg and Helsingfors describe turmoil in Finland as a mass 800 delegate meeting was dispersed by troops. Threats to bomb Governor General Prince John Obolensky surfaced amid discontent over disbandment of guards and Russian policies. Additional details cover a sunk steamer identified as John Grafton and seized arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince John Obolensky
Guard
Witte
St. Petersborg
Helsingfors
Finland
Prince John Obotensky
Augsia
MORE TROOPS FOR BAKU IN CAUCASUS TENSION
Tiflis reports further re enforcements for Baku as Elizabethpol officials telegraph for more troops amid rioter pressure. A deputation urged Gen Shirinkin to act to curb bloodshed while revolutionaries call for a general uprising. Gen Amilakhovri's body was brought to Tiflis and buried amid fears of funeral unrest.
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Tiflis
Baku
Elizabethpol
Shirinkin
Revolutionary Party
Prince Amilakhovri
Mutual Life profits from trust company deals exceed sixteen million
Frederick Cromwell, treasurer of Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York, testified before a state investigative committee that profits earned by policy holders from transactions handled by subsidiary trust companies have reached over sixteen million dollars. Total profits realized since the company’s organization and held for the benefit of policy holders exceed $94,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Frederick Cromwell
Mutual Life Insurance Company
State Committee of Investigation
Mutual Life
Woman shoots husband after court ordered support
New York Sept 14 Mrs Elizabeth Wilson shot and probably fatally wounded her husband Edward H Wilson a compositor on Center street enraged because he would not pay her 4 weekly support he had agreed in a police court She admitted the shooting saying he wanted her to work as a stenographer after marriage and finally left her He was compelled to pay 34 a week after her complaint Movements of Ocean Steamers New York Sept 14 Arrived Deutchland Rhein Lombardiz Atlantic Carpathie Camfania reported sixty miles south of Subic Island at 9 am will dock about 6 am tomorrow Morning Sailed Bremen Moltke La Bretagne Havre Havre Sept 14 Arrived La Lorraine from New York
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Ton
Orth Ciphol Street
John W. Dutton
Arlington
Vali
Pee UN Voard
Philadelphia
Andre Lindley Duvall
Welee
Enright
Subeph
Kinrignat
Molly Clemmonas
D Street
St Peter's Church
Second Streets
Carroll
St. Peter's Christian Potomac
Teun Olivet
Eneighy
Carroll Councion
Knights of Columbes
Joseph B. Hinrscht
St. Peters Church
J. Maltigan
G. K. Ho
Hegarty
Recorder
Martin
Oclock
Benjamin F. Martin
Q Street
Osman
Little
Harry Wyckoff
Yale Street
I Baston
Pritchard
Tha V
S. M. Pritchard
Annie Als
Charles
Meads
Portsmouth
Vanapers
Reed
John Reed
John
Bridger Reed
County Roscommon
Ireland
James Reed
Holy Trinity Church
Scott
Binney Street
Charles FL Scott
Funertt
Calvary M. EF
Couintia Road
Fifteenth Street
Souder
Shires
N Street
YSOXN
R. B. Talbot Tennywoof
Frank
Ella Tennyson
Robert BE. Talbot
Aoma
New York
Jersey City
Washington Circle
Georges Elweeks
Ita
Military Order OF the Loyal Legion OF
United States
District of Columbia
Washington
Apanon
George Henry
Uo 3 Army
Naapanic
Fis
Aina R Chaffee
Cs$ Army
Woop Wuxporn
Elizabeth Wilson
Edward H Wilson
Center Street
Deutchland
Hamburg
Rhein
Bremen
Lombaerdiz
Naples
Aaltic
Liverpool
Carpathie
Camfania
Subic Island
Moltke
Havre
la Bretagne
la Lorraine
Markel Wins Isthmus Camp Contract Over Local Bid
Shonts details award process for railroad hotel and camp services on the Isthmus. Markel, with 30 years of experience in railroad camp operations, offers lower overall pricing and greater staffing reliability than Hudgins and Dumas, despite higher fallback considerations. The decision notes optional use by laborers, continuous supervision, and a 30 day cancellation right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of Panama
Panama
Hudgins
Dumas
Mr. Markel
Balfe
Messrs
Shonts
Shant
Weston
Army
Markel
Bankers in Control Cannot Buy Bonds Direct
New York reports the special committee hearings into Mutual Life and Metropolitan Life. Cromwell testifies to syndicate operations, bond purchases, and deposits. Dutcher called to identify Metropolitan holdings, salaries, and officer lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hughes
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Silas BB Dutcher
Dutcher
Metropolitan
Cromwell
Mutual Life
Mutual With Trust Companies
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Mutual
Stuyvesant Fish
Illinois Central Railroad
Balance for Santo Domingo shows April trade surplus
War Department released Col Colton’s April report from Santo Domingo detailing a $473,224 trade surplus with exports totaling $722,443 and imports $249,224. U S key trade partner, sugar and cacao volumes cited, 58 percent duty average, US origin and destination dominate. Also notes total April customs receipts of $191,696 and comparative yearly totals. A second item reports Britain proposing a union of Grenada and St Vincent, sparking local opposition and risk of unrest if forced through parliament.
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War Department
Col
Colton
Customs Service of
Santo Domingo
Republic
United States
Cholera In Check In Berlin Region After Fresh Cases
The official bulletin reports nine new cholera cases and two deaths in the last 24 hours, raising totals to 182 cases and 66 deaths. New cases occur in Stargard, Waengrowitz, Bromberg, and Commar, with multiple at Gohubin and Marienwerder. Authorities expect further cases but aim to keep the outbreak under control while noting laxity on the Russian side. St. Petersburg and frontier regions warn of potential spread toward Courland and Volhynia.
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Berlin
Sent
Btargard
Waengrowitz
Bromberg
Azid Commar
Gohubin
Marienwerder
Prussia
Russia
St. Petersburg
Courland
Volhynia
Resignation Accepted in Budapest Cabinet Shakeup
Budapest authorities report Emperor Francis Joseph accepted the cabinet resignation led by Gen. Baron Fejervary and ordered ministers to continue until further orders. The Diet is slated to adjourn to October 10 and a resolution by the United Opposition impeaches Premier Fejervary and cabinet members for constitutional breaches and misuse of public funds. Belgium and France push China representations over the Pekin Hankow railroad concession asserting Franco-Belgian priority after American withdrawal.
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Budapest
Sept. U
Francis Joseph
Baron Fejervary
Diet
United Opposition
FebJeruary
Bulgaria
Switzerland
Antwerp
Metropole
Belgium
Peking
China
Peking -Hankow
Iite
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M. Swade
Paris
Foreign Office
Legation
Mikasa
Baron Komura
Great Britain
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
Av Eviaimer
Pennsylvania
Main
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Paseral
Fourteenth Street NW
Sici
Crumedious Caepel
Nord
John R. Wright Co
Ly Apelan
Tenth St
Uw Telephone North
George P. Zurhorst
East Capitol
E. B. Phillips
Detroit
Mich
William E. Quinby
Detroit Free Press
Badaxe
Port Austin
Quinby
Health Office Record
Darren
Gulf of Bothnia
John Grafton
England
Divera
H. Montague Donner
Girls’ ‘Technical High School
M. Witte
Donner
Pir
Caucasus
Mutual Life Insurance CO
Tokalon Wine. CO
Messrs. Hudgins and
Iclfs
Bankers
Mr. Hughes
Bank of California
California
William Babtock
United States Mortgage and ‘Trust Company
the Mutual
New York Life
Equitable
Law Department
Guaranty Trust Company
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
American Exchange Bank
National Bank of Commerce of New York
National Bank of Commerce
Vermilye & Co
W. A. Reid & Co
Therm
Hamilton Trust Company
Domingo
Customs
Kingston
Island of St. Vincent
Grenada
St. Vincent
Germany
Francis
Fejervary
Moaton
Hub Furniture Co., Sven and Sts
Edmonston
Edmonston’s
Chestnut Farms
Gee. M. Oyster, Jr
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