QUELLED IN YOKOHAMA AMERICANS NOT IN DANGER
Eleven peers memorialized the government in Yokohama criticizing the police and restricting the press while praising Roosevelt mediated negotiations. Kiev- or Tokyo- dispatches discuss Katsura measures, post bellum steps, and the aim to exploit Korea and Chinese trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katsura
Korea
Yokohama
Miller
Tokyo
Prince Nijo
Metropolitan
Bissup
Roosevelt
Rioting at Seoul protests expropriation of land
From Victoria B C Sept 14 Korean papers report a riot at Seoul over expropriation of fifty square miles of riverside land affecting ten villages and 35 000 houses by Japanese for military necessity. Villagers protested and clashed with Japanese gendarmes. one gendarme died and many Koreans were wounded. A mixed Japanese force later drove out the inhabitants leaving refugees and distress among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 reach fronts at Manchuria station
An additional letter from Field Marshal Oyama about armistice terms was received in the Russian lines at GQodzvandani Manchuria on September 13. The exchange was written in French by Russians and in English by Japanese. Capt. Kazakevich delivered Gen Linevitch’s initial reply and was halted near a Japanese outpost awaiting a Japanese officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gqodzvandani
Manchuria
Oyama
Kazakevich
Linevttch
Gen Linevitch
Apt. Kozekevich
Death notices of prominent figures from railroads to banking
Deaths reported from Boston Brookline Detroit New York and Massachusetts include Elijah Brigham Phillips former Fitchburg Railroad president aged 86 died at Brookline after a long railroad career. Mrs William E Quinby Detroit Free Press editor in chief wife died at Badaxe Michigan. Charles C Whitacre former Chicago London managing director of Oliver Tyne writer Company died at Point a Pic Canada from stomach hemorrhage. John Frederick Chamberlain of Winslow Lanier Co New York died at Craigville Massachusetts aged 62 from general physical collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Elijah Brigham Phillips
Brookline
West
Fitchbure Railroad
Boston and Maine Railroad
Detroit
Mich
William E. Quinby
Detroit Free Press
Badaxe
Port Austin
Quinby
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 in Various Cities and States
A list of marriage licenses granted includes Raymond Phiilps and Lillia O Hemiter, James A Gray and Blanch Johnson, Frank H Spies and Robina F Whitlock of Richmont Virginia, James Davis and Elmira Peterson, Ralph P Weich and Regina S Carpenter, Henry Richardson of Baltimore and Carrie L Jones of Washington, Robert W Van Deventer and Mary Silcott, John C Shaw of Dayton North Carolina and Sallie D Leonard of Spencer North Carolina, Thomas M Rowlett and Gertrude D Jones both of Blackstone Virginia, John J Fitzgerald of Washington and Margaret Bassett of Baltimore Maryland, James W Shelly and Myrtle Brown, Edward Stone Collins and Rebekah B Chick, Perry W Pulley and 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 Sept. 14 1805
Health office record lists deaths reported by Sept. 14 1805 include Marcella Ball Henry Brooks John W Dutton Herman Douglas Clare A Ducket Jane Hamilton Hannah Hencke Charlies Keriker James Laws Richard B Lawis William C Lewis Alfred A O'Brien John H Saunders Nellie Trammen from Homeo Hosp Geo Gniv Hospital Fort Totten Trinidad Washington Asylum Hospital and other addresses with ages ranging from 7 months to 68 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 General
The Helsinki district dispersal of a Finland wide 800 delegate meeting sparked widespread indignation. Threats to bomb Governor General Prince John Oboltensky arose as discontent grows over last battalion disbandment by Russian authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince John Obolensky
Guard
Witte
St. Petersborg
Helsingfors
Finland
Prince John Obotensky
Augsia
More Troops for Baku Reach Tiflis Front
From Tiflis dated September 14 militancy in Baku prompted further troop reinforcements. Elizabethpol governor telegraphed for more troops as rioters menaced order. A deputation sought immediate steps to curb bloodshed while revolutionaries urged a general uprising. Gen. Amilakhovri's body was buried amid precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiflis
Baku
Elizabethpol
Shirinkin
Revolutionary Party
Prince Amilakhovri
Mutual Life Profits From Trust Transactions Exceed 16 Million
Frederick Cromwell, treasurer of Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York, testified before a state investigation committee that profits earned by policyholders from transactions handled by subsidiary trust companies totalled over sixteen million dollars to date. Total profits from all operations exceed ninety four million, with funds held for policy holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Frederick Cromwell
Mutual Life Insurance Company
State Committee of Investigation
Mutual Life
Woman Fatally Shoots Husband Over Support Payment
New York, Sept 14 Mrs Elizabeth Wilson enraged by refusal to pay $4 weekly support shot her husband Edward H Wilson a compositor on Center street He admitted the shooting saying he had been pressed to continue stenography after marriage and was arrested for nonsupport A magistrate forced him to pay 4 weekly Movements of Ocean Steamers also noted with arrivals from Hamburg Bremen Naples Liverpool and others and ships listed as sailing or arrived in Havre and New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Foreign Office
Tokyo
Legation
Mikasa
Baron Komura
Great Britain
Japan
London
Portsmouth
Helsingfors
Finland
Darren
Gulf of Bothnia
John Grafton
England
Divera
New York
H. Montague Donner
Girls’ ‘Technical High School
M. Witte
Donner
Witte
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
Shonts Endorses Privilege Award For Isthmus Camps
A government official defends awarding a food service privilege for isthmus camps to Mr. Markel, noting revised bids, contractor experience, and cost advantages. The decision includes ongoing supervision rights and a 30 day cancellation option, with other bidders Hudgins and Dumas and Balfe consulted. General Weston’s army input was reportedly superseded by Markel’s proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shonts
Balfe
Hudgins
Dumas
Shant
Weston
Army
Markel
Bankers in Control Cannot Buy Bonds Direct
New York Sept 14 Foregoing bonds direct Mutual Life Insurance showcases syndicate dealings and bank influence. Cromwell testifies about trust company relations and dividends from Title Guarantee and Trust, noting bankers and railroad ties shape securities pricing. Dutcher questioned on Metropolitan lists and officers salaries. stock and treasury practices are scrutinized as committees seek records.
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
Mr. Hughes
Bank of California
California
William Babtock
National Bank of Commerce of New York
National Bank of Commerce
Vermilye & Co
W. A. Reid & Co
Therm
Hamilton Trust Company
Balance in Santo Domingo customs reported by War Department
The War Department released Col Colton’s April report on Santo Domingo revenues, noting a $473 224 trade surplus and exports of $722 443 against $249 224 in imports. US origin goods dominated trade, with raw sugar and cacao primary exports. US imports to the island totaled $159 646. Total April customs receipts reached $191 696, with 63.3 percent of imports on American bottoms. Plan to unite Grenada and St Vincent colonies sparked local opposition amid a 1891 gunboat rescue reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Col
Colton
Customs Service of
Santo Domingo
Republic
United States
Kingston
Island of St. Vincent
Grenada
St. Vincent
Cholera Cases Rise in Berlin Area
Official bulletin reports nine new cholera cases and two deaths in the 24 hours to noon, raising totals to 182 cases and 66 deaths. Five earlier suspected cases were cleared as not cholera. New cases occur in Stargard, Waengrowitz, Bromberg, Commar, Gohubin, and Marienwerder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sent
Btargard
Waengrowitz
Bromberg
Azid Commar
Gohubin
Marienwerder
Prussia
Russia
St. Petersburg
Courland
Volhynia
Resignation Accepted as Hungarian Cabinet Faces Adjournment
Budapest reports Emperor Francis Joseph accepted the cabinet resignation led by Gen Baron Fejervary and ordered ministers to continue duties until further orders. The Diet is set to adjourn to October 10 with a resolution by the United Opposition accusing the premier and his cabinet of unapproved spending and acts infringing Hungary autonomy. A second note from Antwerp says Belgium and France pressuring China over the Peking Hankow RR concession, asserting Franco-Belgian priority after American withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Sept. U
Francis Joseph
Baron Fejervary
Diet
United Opposition
FebJeruary
Bulgaria
Switzerland
Antwerp
Metropole
Belgium
Peking
China
Peking -Hankow
Iite
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ton
Orth Ciphol Street
Arlington
Wali
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. Hinrseht
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
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
Jersey City
Washington Circle
Geores Erweeks
Ita
Military Order OF the Loyal Legion OF
District of Columbia
Washington
Apanon
George Henry
Uo 3 Army
Ely
Lath
Naapanic
Fis
Aiia R Chaffee
Cs$ Army
Woop Wuxporn
M. Swade
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. UN
George P. Zurhorst
East Capitol
E. B. Phillips
Health Office Record
Pir
Caucasus
Mutual Life Insurance CO
Tokalon Wine. CO
Republic of Panama
Panama
Mr. Markel
Messrs
Messrs. Hudgins and
Iclfs
Bankers
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
Domingo
Customs
Germany
Francis
Fejervary
Moaton
Hub Furniture Co., Sven and Sts
Edmonston
Edmonston’s
Chestnut Farms
Gee. M. Oyster, Jr
Props
Telephone Directory
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!