Eleven peers condemn Katsura policy in Yokohama
In Yokohama quiet amid occupation, eleven peers led by Prince Nijo memorialized the government criticizing police actions and press restrictions. Premier Katsura cited postwar measures and Roosevelt mediation as he urged moderation while plans to exploit Korea advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katsura
Korea
Yokohama
Miller
Tokyo
Prince Nijo
Metropolitan
Bissup
Roosevelt
Riot at Seoul sparks Japanese-Korean clash over land
From Victoria B C dated Sept 14 a Seoul riot erupts after Japanese expropriate fifty square miles of riverfront land affecting ten villages and 35 000 houses. Gendarmes kill one, many Koreans wounded as villagers protest then mixed Japanese forces drive inhabitants out. Refugee Prof Alexieff Tarigeny plans US citizenship. Reports also note Shantung anti German conspiracy and Chinese calls to halt movement.
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 notes reach Russian front in Manchuria
An armistice communication from Field Marshal Oyama arrived in GQodzvandani, Manchuria, as Russian lines reported. The exchange was conducted in French from the Russians and English from the Japanese, with Capt. Kazakevich delivering Gen Linevitch's reply before being held briefly at a Japanese outpost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gqodzvandani
Manchuria
Oyama
Kazakevich
Linevttch
Gen Linevitch
Apt. Kozekevich
Death notices of prominent railroad man E B Phillips
Elisha Brigham Phillips longtime railroad executive and former Fitchburg Railroad president dies at 86 in Brookline Massachusetts. Also reports Detroit Free Press editor wife dies in Michigan and Charles C Whitacre ex Chicago now London managing director dies in Canada. John Frederick Chamberlain of Winslow Lanier dies at 62 in Craigville Massachusetts.
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 Courtship Pairs Listed in Bond Notices
A collection of marriage licenses announces pairing of Raymond Phiilips with Lillia O Hemiter James A Gray with Blanch Johnson Frank H Spies with Robina F Whitlock both of Richmont Virginia 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 VA John J Fitzgerald of Washington with Margaret Bassett of Baltimore MD James W Shelly with Myrtle Brown Edward Stone Collins with Rebekah B Chick 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 Deaths List Sept 14 1805
Health office records deaths reported up to September 14 1805 listing individuals with ages and addresses including 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 and others. Ages range from months to 68 years with homes cited across Washington area institutions and residences.
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
In Helsingfors a dispersal of an 800 delegate Finland meeting triggered indignation and threats to bomb Governor General Prince John Obol tensky. Disbandment of the guards by Russian authorities fueled grievances as unrest rises in Finland amid arms shipments and tense diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince John Obolensky
Guard
Witte
St. Petersborg
Helsingfors
Finland
Prince John Obotensky
Augsia
More Troops for Baku Reported as Rioters Menace
Tiflis reports further re-enforcements ordered to Baku due to rioters menacing the area. Elizabethpol's governor telegraphed for troops as a deputation asked Gen Shirinkin to prevent bloodshed. A revolutionary proclamation urged a general uprising while Gen Amilakhovri’s body was buried amid tense warnings to priests and fears of disorder at the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiflis
Baku
Elizabethpol
Shirinkin
Revolutionary Party
Prince Amilakhovri
Mutual Life Profits From Trust Company Transactions Top Sixteen Million
Frederick Cromwell, treasurer of the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, testified before a State committee of investigation that profits by policy holders from transactions managed by subsidiary trust companies totaled over sixteen million dollars. Total profits realized since organization exceed ninety four million dollars for the benefit of policy holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Frederick Cromwell
Mutual Life Insurance Company
State Committee of Investigation
Mutual Life
Shot Her Husband in Dispute Over Support
In New York on September 14 Elizabeth Wilson shot her husband Edward H Wilson a compositor on Center street after he refused to keep a promised $4 weekly support. She claimed he demanded she continue stenography after marriage and later had him arrested for nonsupport. a police magistrate then ordered him to pay. The incident left him seriously wounded. Movements of Ocean Steamers note arrivals and sailings including Deutchland and Carpathie with positions west of Subic Island.
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Ton
Orth Ciphol Street
John W. Dutton
Arlington
Wali
Pee UN Voard
Philadelphia
Andre Lindley Duvall
Welee
Enright
Subeph
Kinrignat
Molly Clemmonas
D Street
St Peter's Church
Second Streets
Carroll
St. Peter's Christian Potomac
Teun Olivet
Eneighy
Carroll Councion
Knights of Columbes
Joseph B. Hinrseht
St. Peters Church
J. Maltigan
G. K. Ho
Hegarty
Recorder
Martin
Oclock
Benjamin F. Martin
Q Street
Osman
Little
Harry Wyckoff
Yale Street
I Baston
Pritchard
James Reed
Holy Trinity Church
Scott
Binney Street
Charles FL Scott
Funertt
Calvary M. EF
Couintia Road
Fifteenth Street
Souder
Shires
N Street
YSOXN
R. B. Talbot Tennywoof
Frank
Ella Tennyson
Robert BE. Talbot
New York
Jersey City
Washington Circle
Geores Erweeks
Ita
Military Order OF the Loyal Legion OF
United States
District of Columbia
Washington
Apanon
George Henry
Uo 3 Army
Ely
Lath
Naapanic
Fis
Aiia R Chaffee
Cs$ 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
Shonts Ends Award After Bidding Debate on Isthmian Privilege
Shonts describes tender adjustments after Panama treaty concerns, noting price raises by Hudgins and Dumas and the acceptance of Markel’s 30 years of railroad hotel camp experience. He emphasizes that the privilege governs food supply, not purchase or service, and reserves long-term supervision and cancellation rights. The decision, praised by Gen Weston in hindsight, reflects a balanced, experience-driven choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of Panama
Panama
Hudgins
Dumas
Mr. Markel
Balfe
Messrs
Messrs. Hudgins and
Iclfs
Markel
New York
Shonts
Shant
Weston
Army
Ihharge
Bankers in Control Cannot Buy Bonds Direct
New York officials report in the life insurance probe that Mutual Life and Metropolitan Life used syndicates and banker influence to acquire securities at favorable terms. Cromwell testifies of cross holdings, deposits and bank relations, including stock in the National Bank of Commerce and large balances kept for interest advantages. Dutcher, new to the stand, provides officers salaries list forthcoming.
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
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
Balance for Santo Domingo shows large trade surplus
War Department releases Colton report on April customs for Santo Domingo under American administration. Trade favors the republic with exports totaling 722 443 and imports 249 224. U S purchases 516 187 of Dominican goods, including 336 477 pounds of raw sugar and 648 047 pounds of cacao.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Col
Colton
Customs Service of
Santo Domingo
Republic
United States
Cholera Cases Climb in Berlin and Across Prussia
The bulletin reports nine new cholera cases and two deaths in the twenty four hours ending noon, raising totals to 182 infections and 66 deaths. Cases are spread across Stargard Waengrowitz Bromberg Commar Gohubin and Marienwerder with five previously counted as cholera reclassified. Officials express confidence in containment despite expected further cases during weeks ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sent
Btargard
Waengrowitz
Bromberg
Azid Commar
Gohubin
Marienwerder
Prussia
Russia
St. Petersburg
Courland
Volhynia
Resignation Accepted in Hungary Amid Diet Tension
Budapest reports Francis Joseph accepted the cabinet resignation led by Gen Baron Fejervary and ordered ministers to continue duties. Diet adjournment to October 10 follows a proposed resolution by the United Opposition impeaching Fejervary and cabinet members for spending public funds, treaty actions, and autonomy breaches. Antwerp dispatch notes Belgium aid to press China on the Peking Hankow line priority for Franco Belgian interests 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
Portsmouth
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
Teath 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
Bankers
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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