No Boycott On Douma Sibir ians Seek Suffrage Congress in Moscow Conditionally
Representatives of zemstvo and municipal bodies in interior Russia and Polish Lithuanian provinces met under government limits at Moscow to present a petition to the Emperor. The assembly was restricted to topics on the programme, with censorship and no public discussion. Delegates urged universal suffrage, aimed to unite electoral groups for broader reform, while most favored participation in the Douma to sustain the liberty movement.
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Moscow
Prem Obowever
Majgsit
Uberty
Cis
Sprikers
Dele- Bates
Trig
Biberia
Russian congress seeks entry to Douma for liberty
A parliamentary report notes that Russian citizens aligned with the political program from the gemstra congresses aim to enter the Douma to form a united group for liberty and equality. One hundred thirteen sematooists and fifty municipal delegates attend the congress. NAVAL ARMISTICE TERMS. St. Petersburg details reveal a demarcation line along the Siberian coast agreed by Japan and Russia on September 18. The line cannot be crossed by armed vessels and runs from Cape Rodionoff through Tartary Straits to Cape Elizabeth and toward the Commander Islands. The Straits of Tartary are neutralized in part. Admiral Shimamura proposes a coast-to-coast line near Vladivostok, rejected by Admiral Jessen. Korea armistice details remain unsettled. Vladivostok resumes business as peace abounds. foreign steamers from Hongkong and Shanghai arrive. thirty American firms seek port quarters. Japanese and Russian firms plan building and trade ventures.”
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Douma
Sidyaix
St. Petersburg
Rept
Siberian
Straits of Tartary
Kornitott Bay
Shimamura
Japan
Viadivostok
Jessen
Russia
Ko~rea
Vladivostok
Tng
Torel
Aalling Veanola
Wortye
Hongkong
Shanghai
Busine
Equitable run at Cafe Bavaria amid probe of funds
Special to The Washington Post. New York reports President Morton aims to remove the Equitable from the Cafe Bavaria, with Cafe Savarin owned by the society and operated for profit. Directors Winthrop Perkins and Schiff to testify as Armstrong committee investigates $235,000 advanced to Judge Hamilton and Albany Trust accounts. Authorities vow to pursue possible misuses while directors answer suits demanding restitution.
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Armstrong Insurance Committee
New York Life
Winthrop
Perkins
Schiff
New York
Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable
Cafe Bavaria
Cafe Bavaria Company
Savarin
Soaiety
Officera
Alrectara
Gid
Cafe Savarin
Henry C. Deming
Thomas D. Jordan
George V. Turner
Deniel M Junk
Deming
Mercantile Trust Company
Jordan
Turner
Turner Loan
Western National Bank
Henry B Hyde
Louis Fitzgerald
Trust Company
Junk
Equitab
Andrew Hamilton
State National Bank
Albany
Insurance Company
McCall
Albany Trust Company
Hamilton
McCullough
H. Robert Winthrop
George W. Perkins
Jacob H. Schiff
The
Attornney General Mayer
James H. Hyde
Senator Brackett
Hyde
John M. Kellogg
Saratoga Springs
Ite
Society For Moneys
MARRIAGE LICENSES LISTED FOR SEVERAL COUPLES ACROSS STATES
A compiled notice lists numerous couples from Virginia Maryland Colorado and California licensed to marry. Names include Mauroe G Padget and Mary E Dean George J Powell and Vira Pannle G Cramer Joba F Larcombe and Mattie Barker Thomas J Todd and Anna Bray and others from Richmond Brand and Denver areas. It also records obituaries and funeral notices for several individuals with dates and locations across 1905 1906 including Thomas Montgomery Ellen Selfridge and Rear Admiral JF O Selfridge.
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Mauroe G Padget
Mary E Dean George J Powell
Vira Pannle
Cramer
Rous
Richmond Va
Joba F Larcombe
Mattie & Barker
Thomas J Todd
Anaie
Bray
Brand Va
Denver
Colo
Olive Betler Morrison
George W. Buck
Alice L. Grape
Baltimore
Ulysses G Watcon
Claddis Grose
Adam Reed
Margaret E Holmes
Augustua Aching
Ada A. @astt
Anavoada
Eonboye
Los Angeles
Cal
Fred Conboye
Robert Ye. Lowey Bunecul
I Street
Worris
Iowlockham
Brison Norris
Mary E. Norris
Sarahan
H Street
Congressional Cemetery
Montgomery
Georgetown
Thomas Montgomery
Margaret Montgomery
Wednesales
Reun Em Mae
St Aloysius’ Church
Soclock Selfridge
Pomt Et Conn
Ellen Shepley
JF O Selfridge
United States
Tate
George F Shepley
Health Office Record Deaths and Ages
Health office record lists deaths with ages and addresses. Notable entries include Eugene Bryant 90, Mary W Farquhar 38, Thomas Airbac 69, and William Mee 30, among others tied to Freedmen's Hospital and Providence Hospital. Partial readable details show dates around 14 days ago and locations in Cincinnati and local streets.
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Lim
Bien
Bani
Cincinnat
Anthony Hell
Bel Ave
Eugene Bryant
Rachel Denton
Thomas E Deonan Providance Hospital
Heory
Mary W
Farquhar
Highland
Thomas Airbac
Archie
Freedmen
Wiliam Mee Freedmen's Hospital
Rank Smalweod
West
Notice of Marriage and Death Insertion Rules
Notice states that marriage and death notices inserted in The Washington Post may appear in multiple newspapers upon request at no extra charge. Listings include New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard and others.
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Washington Post
NEW York Timing
Boston Globe
Slffalo Courier
Cincinnati
Enquirer
Chicago Record Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg
Dispatch
Providence Jolrval
Rochester Herald
Lolis Republic Byrause Post-Standard
Pall Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Local Undertakers Advertise Services and Prices
The notice lists W. R. Speare and R. F. Harvey's Sons as undertakers with embalmers and directors in Washington D C. It mentions William Lee Funeral Director and a crematorium in connection, noting moderate prices and telephone contact. The ad emphasizes affordable, respectful funeral services at various NW addresses.
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W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W. Fo
William Lee
Livers
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Fuse Tal
Ribenth Scrept NW Bir Ll. Bret Sass
Cuut Vuy Papel Telephone
North Az
John R. Wright CO
Connectu
George P. Zarhorst
Anera
East Capitol
Telephans
East
Witte Meets von Buelow and Plans Shooting Preserve Visit
Berlin dispatch notes M Witte met Chancellor von Buelow on arrival from Baden and lunched with Baron von Richthofen. After talks, Witte prepared to travel to Rominten shooting preserve for an audience with Emperor William before deciding whether to retire from public service.
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Berlin
von Buelow
Baden
M. Witte
Baron von Richthofen
NM Boulatzel
M Witte
Ernst von Mendelssohn-Barthaldy
Russia
Herr Mendelssohn
Arthur Wischel
Stallyponen
Gross Rominten
William
Rominten
Staduponen
Nicholas
Died in New York boarding house Count Cipriani
Native of Baltimore Count Luigi Cipriani died early today in a room at 16 West Forty Sixth Street New York He was born in Baltimore in 1869 His father an Italian army general and once a property owner in Coralca his mother Mary Worthington Relatives in Atlantic City notified his death His lawyer BE N Rich of Baltimore Paris reported the death Also noted Paris minister of war Godefroy Cavaignac died suddenly at his home in St Calais France. Rev Dr W W McKinney editor and pastor died suddenly in Ruthé Pennsylvanian news brief. Snow fell six inches atop Mount Washington NH with temperature 26. Ship movements brief from New York and continental ports.
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Baltimore
New York
Luigi Cipriani
West Forty Sixth Street
Mary Worthington
Maryland
Coralca
Talea
Atlantic City
BE. N. Rich
Paris
Godefroy Cavaignac
Dreyfus
St. Calais
the Sarthe
Chamber of Deputies
Iie
Philadelphia
WW McKinney
The
Presbyterian
Chambers Memorial Presbyterian Church
Ruthé
Levy on the Banks Sparks Political Controversy
In Pittsburg on September 25 the Washington Post reports that Pennsylvania banks holding State funds faced appeals from Republican State chairman Wesley R. Andrews seeking about 590 dollars from 100 banks for campaigns. Several bankers refused while Homer Castle, Prohibition candidate for superior judge, accused Senator Penrose of coercing a bank director to loan state funds to Penrose and another Republican. Bankers then stated they would not be levied on as Andrews letters were examined, Castle aiming to profit politically from the incident.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Wesley R. Andrews
Republican State Committee
Homer J. Castle
Senator Penrose
Penrose
John I. Bpan
Andrews
Castle
Inci
Truth Tellers grand premiere at Columbia Theater
Fred G. Berger presents Martha Morton dramatization of The Truth Tellers by John Strange Winter at Columbia Theater. Strong child cast leads, with Maud Fealy as Ernestine and praise for ensemble, amid comments on plot and climaxes. Audience included notable New Yorkers.
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Fred GU. Berger
Martha Morton
John Strange Winter
Columbia Theater
Daniel Frohman
Walter Clarke Bellows
Ailiee Kauser
Annie Irish
Dara
Lord Fauntleroy
Finland
Kildare
Tamus
London
Ernestine
Miss Mortimer
the Towers
Dublin
Maud Fealy
Orme Caldara
Esther Lyon
Langu Mrry
Blanche Moullen
Camdentown
Frances Nordstrom
Constance
Col. Witzroy
Jink McDonald
Robert Rogers
St Aloysius
Louise Mackintosh
Cora Quinton
Leonore Powers
Little Toy
Morton
Fred F Schrader
May Voies a Strong Feature of Chase's Vaudeville Bill
May Voies headlines Chase's vaudeville bill with Nell McCay in The Model Match and strong turns by May Vokes. The acts feature lively songs, comic antics, and the trio from Faust adding musical heft at Chase's yesterday drawing hearty audience response.
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May Voies
Chase
May Vokes
Nell McCay
Vigne Leads Soprano Power in The Dollar Troupe Show
Vigne impresses as a true soprano with strong dramatic effect and vivid personality. The Dollar Troupe offers a skilled cabaret of acts including three young tumblers, Nichols sisters blackface comedy, Pete Baker dialect songs, Taylor twins roller skating, Alfonso Sloano balancing feats, and lively vaudeville with vivid electrical effects. The program closes with Vitagraph scenes from the Servant Girl Problem.
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Vigne
Dollar
Nichols Sisters
Pete Baker
Rough Rider
Taylor Twin Sisters
Alfonso Sloano
Vitagraph
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Congress of Zemstvos
Gematry Municipal Congresa
Coo National Dumn
Judge Hamilton
Directors of Care
Anzious
Health Office Record
Undertakers
Witte
Kaiser
New Hampshire
Mount Washington
N. H
Mount Wrsahington
Haif Way House
Kurturst
Bremen
Furty
Nantucket
Minneapolh
Ryndam
Rottendam
Antwerp
Hamburg
Sebtemaer
Moltke
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Morble
Furnessia
Glasgow
Boulogas
Dover
Kroonland
Genoa
Naples
Kalon
Columbia
Montgomery and Stone
National
Hamlin & Mitchell
Washington
National Theater
Gians
Stone
I Tg
Bucklen
Marion Stanley
Anna Laughlin
Dorothy Gale
Netta Vesta
Mary
Nancy Brown
Lafayette
Mary Marble
Nanny Brown
Miss Marble
William C Mandeville
Maby Mustapha
Baillyhoo
Ben Lodge
Socrates Finis
Robert E Harty
Noah Lit Ue
Frank Cragen
John Johnson
Dave Andrada
H W Lewis
Osborne Clemson
Mara Mustapha
McGirr
Harty
Little Birdie
Miss Clements
Mr Andrada
Mr Mandeville
Messrs Mandeville
Lodge
Harry
Howard Hall
Academy of Music
Alice Morrison
Robert Rose
Robert Bancroft
Mr. Hall
Barbara Douglass
Fred Douglass
Blanche Bryan
M. B. Streeter
New York, Jr
Lyceum
Lyceum Theater
Michael McMooney
Boston
Wiora
Gagnaux
Bendy
Wilson
Doneme
Allen
Bright
Swift
Buckley
Telephone North
Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy
Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Connecticut Avenue
Home Savings Bank
Baul
Brice J. Moses
Alex & Clarke
Francis Miller
Broward Moran
Michael J Colbert
Carl Auerbach
Aleyn Clarke
Anthony Guegier
John B Geler
Haho
Philip Herr
R Rarrison
Francis Viller
Miller Brice J Moses
Jshn
H Ruppert
BF Paul James F
Shea John Shughrue
Elbove
Siade
So & Heasere
Newcorn & Green
Regal
eTey
Geo. E. Hebbard
Oth St
Milwaukee
JOS Schlitz Brewing CO
D St.w. Washington
Capital
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Tha
U 5
Realty Ca Railroad
United States Realty Company
Capitol Building
Electric Railroad
United States Realty Co
Firemen’s Insurance Building
7Th St
la. Aves
N. W
Washington, D. C
Citizens’ Bank
Norfolk, Va
New Spa
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