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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1904

Page

3

Russians Lena Case Ordered Dismantled in San Francisco

The Acting Secretary of State said the Russian armed transport Lena at San Francisco will be taken by U.S. naval authorities and disarmed. The ship may be repaired at Mare Island or privately docked under custody, with crew paroled and not to leave until peace is concluded.

Adel Yester- Gay Lena San Francisco Creeting United States Mare Island Navy Yard Navy Yard Mare Island Russia Sena Goodrich Secretary of the Navy McCalla State Department Oficera Japan Takahira Adee Lberty Theodore Hansen Washington Bar Harbor Atlee Hansen Lend Count Cassini Lae Lena St. Petersburg

Notice of free marriage and death notices across papers

The Washington Post offers free insertion and telegram transmission of marriage and death notices to multiple morning papers including New York Times Baltimore Herald Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Inquirer Chicago Record-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Post-Standard St Paul Pioneer-Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer inclusive of various listed outlets.

Washington Post NEW York Times Baltimore Herald Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Inquirer Chicago Record-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald Louis Republic Byracue Post-Standard BT. Paul Pioneer-Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer

MULTIPLE MARRIAGE LICENSES AND OBITUARIES LISTED

A collection of names and notices includes licensed marriages and funeral details. Entries mention Charles H Norton and Laura Young, various couples, and obituaries with dates and burial plans across Washington and other locales, noting hospitals, churches, and cemeteries.

Deaths in Health Office Record September 15 1904

Health Office Deaths report lists numerous individuals with ages from 4 months to 65 years. Entries include Corua Brown Freedmen's Hospital 63 William H Carter 39 Willan H Carter 39 John Daly 65 Wm M Gallant 62 Edward C Kearney 28 Hermmard Kuhn 20 Javou J Lauxman 6% Darta P Leibhardt 5% Ada Uo Land 32 Aliee M Leneless Twining City 8 months Varrie Manning 40 John T Nelson 49 nia Owen 4 months Robert Vo Rolling 1 year ceaphine A Spicer 63 Agnes M Stouffer 3 years A Bell Webb 7 months Report incomplete with several garbled names and addresses.

Corua Brown Darta P Leibhardt Ada

Undertaker and Embalmer Ad in Washington D C

An old OCR ad for funeral services lists Joseph Gawler at 940 F Street N W and a Pa Ave address for chapel and funeral director work. It notes first class service, moderate prices, and phone contact Main 121 with establishing date 1880.

Joseph Gawler Main God Embalmer R. F. Harvey's Sons Fourteenth &Treet NW Ommodious Chapel North Sf J. Williand Lee Ann Embalmer Zur Orst Eybalmer

Plans To Dismantle Lena In San Francisco Bay

Captain Berlinsky of the Lena met Admiral Goodrich to discuss the presidential decision allowing the ship to remain if guns are landed. Plans were reportedly to move Lena to Mare Island while guards bar all boats. The Boston may be patrolling for Russian or Japanese ships amid rumors of Korea or Lena pursuits. Japanese consul Uyeno denies overstepping propriety in talks with Collector Stratton.

San Francisco Cala Berlinsky Lena Bennington Goodrich New York Sena Mare Island Admiral McCain Russia Oteer Paul Jones United States Boston Korea Pacific K. Uyeno Stratton Sanancisco Harbor

Lena Affair Sparks International Interest In San Francisco

Russia reports Lena requires extensive repairs and should stay in San Francisco until war ends. Russian admiralty accepts disarmament decision, praising U S action. Tokyo notes Lena’s presence fuels theories of testing American legal stance and possible crew changes after Port Arthur events. Authorities monitor but give no public stance.

United States St. Petersburg Lena San Francisco Berlinsky Admiralty Tokyo Russia America Foursakoff Novik Port Arthur Vladivostok Caae

Liaoyang Battle Shapes English Opinion On War

Tokyo reports from London claim Japanese aims in Liaoyang were to drive out Russians and seize Manchuria’s key base. British sentiment is seen as shaken, with dispatches accused of bias coloring judgments and challenging Japan’s strategic gains.

Japan London Times Tokyo England Liaoyang Manchuria Russia Kuropatkin Siberian London

British Bark Lucia Sunk by Port Arthur Mine

A British sailing vessel believed to be the Lucia struck a mine off Port Arthur and sank. Only one person from the crew was rescued. The vessel is thought to have been running the blockade.

Nagasaki Lucia Port Arthur

Woman Under Arrest in Talhelm Murder Case

In Hagerstown Maryland on September 15 Emma Wolfe widow with several children was arrested by Detective Alexander and Sheriff Downing for accessory to the murder of Simon Talhelm. She was committed to jail by Justice Johnson after questioning by State's Attorney Long she claimed innocence. Three persons are jailed in the case John Smith Charles Barton and Mrs Wolfe Barton is seen as the principal suspect with Smith and Wolfe as accessories.

Washington Post Hagerstown Simon Talhelm Emma Wolfe West Antietam Street Talhelm Alexander Downing Justice Johnson Long Wolfe

Dynamite Kills Saloon Keeper in Silverton Cal

Peter Dalla, a saloon keeper, is dead from a dynamite explosion that wrecked his home. Police seek Bernardo Fueri, as Dalla recently quarreled with a woman over affection. Also notes ship arrivals and departures in transatlantic liner movements and a Pennsylvania Railroad ticket offer.

Silverton Cal Peter Dalla Bernardo Fueri Dalla

White brothers convicted of second degree murder in Rowan County

Special to The Washington Pen Salisbury N C Sept 15 Thomas and Chalmers White two Concord N C merchants are convicted of second degree murder in the shooting of Russell Sherrill in a dispute over a marriage bid involving their niece Annie White Sherrill was a Mount Ulla resident The verdict followed a twenty hour jury deliberation Judge Cook reserved sentence until tomorrow Counsel for the defense announced an appeal to the next term of Rowan Superior Court

Washington Salisbury N. C Thomas Chalmers White Russell Sherrill Concord N. Co Russell Sherrell Annie White Sherrill Mount Ulla Rowan County Cook Rowan Superior Court

Western bankers nominate officers at ABA session

Western bankers chaired the American Bankers Association meeting in New York with talks on emergency circulation and regional business conditions. Delegates including Joseph G. Brown A. V. Lane and others heard panel remarks while nominees for president, vice president, and executive council were presented for tomorrow's election. A subway tour and Coney Island entertainment capped the day.

New York American Bankers’ Association A. J. Frame Waukesha National Bank Waukeshana Panio Panaceas W. C. Robinson First National Bank of Winfield Kans Eugene E. Prussing Chicago National Banks Trust Company North South East West Joseph G. Brown Raleigh N. C A. V. Lane The National Exchange Bank Dallas Tex R. F. Maddox Atlanta J. Wirt Randall Farmers’ National Bank Annapolis Fisher J. Wade St. Louis Joseph C. Hendrix Association Tomorrow E. F. Swinney Flint National Bank Kansas City John L. Hamilton Hamilton & Cusningham Bank Hoopeston G. S. Whitson National City Bank of New York City Clark Whl- Hams Trst John Perrin American National Bank Indianapolis Ind Grier Hirsch York J. T. Desmarkes First National Bank St. Augustine Fla B. R. Fancher Union National Bank Cleveland Ohio T. J. Pletcher Marshalltown Iowa L. B. Farley Merchants and Planters’ National Bank Montgomery Ala William George Illinoi Bankers’ Association Aurora F. B. Marshall National Bank of Commerce Mao Coney Island

Overtures to Addicks Men Aim at One Republican Ticket

Dover Sept 15 regular Republican State committee drafted harmony overtures and forwarded them to the Union Addicks committee. Each faction nominated a full state ticket while preserving presidential electors. Resolutions adopted demand removal of all candidates on both tickets and joint meeting to agree on a single Republican State ticket with twelve Delawareans named for governor and other offices.

Dover Del Harmony Union Addicks Republican State Committee

Boreman resigns from county GOP committee in protest

Robert J. A. Boreman longtime Parkersburg Republican chairman tendered his resignation from the county committee. He plans to stump against the Republican State ticket and cannot support Governor candidate Dawson. Boreman is nephew of West Virginia’s first governor A. I. Boreman.

Parkersburg Washington Post W. Va Robert J. A. Boreman Mr. Dawson West Virginia A. I. Boore

Olney Declines Democratic Nomination for Massachusetts Governor

Richard Olney announced at the Democratic State convention in Boston that he absolutely declines to accept the gubernatorial nomination under any circumstances. The convention had urged his candidacy, but Olney refused.

Massachusetts Boston Mass Richard Olney

Nominations and political moves across states

Nominations for Congress unfold in multiple states. In Alabama Dr J I Armstrong of Blount County is named to oppose Democrat C W Underwood. In New Jersey Henry C Longenslager is renominated for a seventh term. Kentucky Republican Samuel J Pugh is tapped to contest Kehoa. Indiana Democrats and Populists announce moves amid a Taggart visit and anti fusion efforts as campaigns begin.

Birmingham Ala Republican Congressional Committee Alabama J. I. Armstrong Blount County Congress C. W. Underwood Camden N. J Henry C. Longenslager Cynthiana Kentucky Samuel J. Pugh Kehoa Peru Ind Indiana Clement H. Halderman North Manchester

State Ticket Nominated By Nominating Convention

A state ticket headed by Leroy Templeton of Indianapolis was nominated for governor today. The platform denounces the Democratic party as being controlled by plutocrats and Wall Street.

Vention Leroy Templeton Indianapolis Democratic Party Wall Street

Canal Commission Back in New York Sets Procurement Plans

The Isthmian Canal Commission, led by Admiral Walker, returned from Panama to resume duties in New York with focus on the Culebra Cut. Orders will be issued for cement, 1,000 steel dump cars, and a photographic surveying outfit, plus vitrified sewer pipe for Panama’s sewer construction. The commission also prepared a complete canal strip government code awaiting War Secretary approval.

Admiral Walker Isthmian Canal Commission New York Panama Culebra United States Colon Canal Strip Commission Secretary of War

American party formed to oppose Mormon church in politics

A new American party was organized at a mass meeting in Salt Lake City to oppose church interference in politics. A five member state central committee was named to organize campaigns, call a mass convention, and nominate a congressional member and state ticket. No presidential electors will be nominated. Senator Fred Dubois of Idaho spoke, pledging full probing of the Reed Smoot charges.

Utah Salt Lake City American Party Grand Theater Congress Fred Dubois Idaho Privileges and Elections Committee United States Senate Reed Smoot Dubois Bave

Montana Democrats vote to block fusion with labor parties

Helena Sept. 15 The Democratic State Convention rejected fusion with labor Populist and anti trust groups by a 22 vote margin amid a total vote over 500. The ticket named is Congressman A C Gormley Governor Joseph K Toode Met Justice D F Smith Lieutenant Governor Edwin Ferris. Cortelyou returns to New York after a short visit to his family and leaves for New York afternoon yesterday.

Montana Helena Mont A. C. Gormley Joseph K. Toode D. F. Smith Edwin Ferris Cortelyou New York Republicanational Committee Chicago

Ames Indictments Stand In Minneapolis Bribery Case

Judge Harrison refused to quash ten indictments against former Mayor A A Ames for bribery and corruption after noting prior conviction, an Supreme Court reversal on technical grounds, and a jury disagreement on retrial. The evidence may be submitted to a jury.

Minneapolis A. M. Harrison Mayon A. A. Ames Ames Supreme Court

Married Despite Objection Elopes From Morgantown to Clarksburg

Everett Casto a former WVU student and Beaste Grant of Morgantown, daughter of Hon. EB Grant regent of the university, married at Christ Episcopal Church in Clarksburg after her father opposed the match. They eloped after leaving Morgantown on the Pittsburg flyer and faced efforts to stop the wedding by telephone. The couple went on a short Great Lakes trip and plan to return to Morgantown for parental forgiveness.

West Virginia Clarksburg W. Va Trev James IF Plummer Grant Casto Great Lakes Morgantown

Funeral of Capt. Leibhardt in Lincoln Post service

Funeral services for Capt. David P. Leibhardt, who died by his own hand, were held at Lee's under G A R auspices with Chaplain Bloodgood and officers Hazard Wheeler and Adjt. McElderry in attendance. The procession moved to Milton Ind. for interment. Pallbearers included W A Proctor George Smith George Durfee J H Bradford Capt J D Wycoff and Lieut J J Peeler. Special to The Washington Post Cumberland Md Sept 16 The saw mill of Calvin Hay near Salter bury burned this morning with heavy lumber loss three thousand dollars partially insured. Fire traced to boiler.

David P. Leibhardt Lee’s Undertaking Establishment Lincoln Post, No. 3 J. D. Bloodgood Hazard Wheeler Adjt W. McElderry Milton Ind W. A. Proctor George Smith George Durfee Lincoln Post J. H. Bradford J. D. Wycoff J. Peeler Loyal Legion Washington Post Cumberland Calvin Hay Salterbury Frostburg

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