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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1905

Page

35

No Boycott On Douma as Senators Urge Suffrage

Representatives of zemstvos and municipalities in interior Russia and Polish Lithuanian provinces met in Moscow under government restrictions. They voted against a boycott and urged participation in the Douma to press for universal suffrage and national representation, while stressing true representation and unity for the broader reform movement.

Moscow Prem Obowever Majgsit Uberty Cis Sprikers Dele- Bates Trig Biberia Gematry Municipal Congresa Coo National Dumn

Congress Endorses Russian Political Unity for Liberty

A congress endorses Russian citizens to enter the Duma en masse to form a united group aimed at securing personal liberty and equality. It notes 113 senators and 53 municipal delegates attending the congress. Naval Armistice Terms describe a demarcation line along the Siberian coast agreed by Japan and Russia on September 18, with vessels forbidden across the line and a neutral Straits of Tartary passage. Vladivostok resumes ordinary commerce as peace returns. foreign steamers and firms from Hong Kong, Shanghai, and the United States seek business quarters. Russians form companies to handle eastern products.

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 Ledgers Drag on Cafe Bavaria and Hamilton Trail

Special to The Washington Post New York reports President Morton of Equitable Life plans to divest the Cafe Bavaria, amid scrutiny of the Cafe Savarin operations and directors linked to the Equitable. Investigations target Judge Hamilton’s $235,000 Albany Trust Company funds and the Albany National Bank transactions as Winthrop Perkins and Schiff prepare to testify. Delays persist as directors answer suits by Attorney General Mayer and a separate case by Senator Brackett awaits trial, with October demurrers shaping proceedings.

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

Married Couples Listed in Regional Notices

A long list of marriage intentions and listings appears, naming 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 Anaie Bray, and numerous other couples with locales including Richmond Virginia Baltimore and Denver. The item resembles an old society or church notice of marriages and engagements with scattered details and locations.

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

Health Office Record Deaths Reported Through Sept 15

Health office notes several deaths with ages and addresses including Eugene Bryant 4th Street, Rachel Denton School Street, 90 years old, Mary Farquhar 820 Highland Avenue 38, William Mee Freedmen's Hospital 30, Archie Have Freedmen's Hospital 2, Anthony Hell 417 Bell Avenue 68, Thomas Airbac 162 South Tow 69, Thomas Deonan Providence Hospital death notices list names ages and locations with limited details.

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 Inquiries Across Newspapers

Public notice states that marriage and death notices inserted in The Washington Post may appear in multiple newspapers at no extra charge. It lists newspapers including New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Byrause Post-Standard Saint Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer.

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

Obscure Washington Undertakers Advertise Services

A garbled OCR notice lists W. R. Speare and Harvey's Sons as funeral directors with references to embalming, crematorium, and moderate prices. It mentions contact details at 940 F Street N.W. and telephone lines, plus various poorly legible names and services.

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

Witte Meets von Buelow on Visit to Kaiser Shooting Preserve

Berlin dispatch reports M Witte meeting Chancellor von Buelow in Berlin. They dined with Baron von Richthofen and others, discussed questions linked to peace talks, and details of Witte’s travel to Rominten for a planned audience with the Kaiser before leaving for Russia. Rumors touch on a possible loan discussion but are denied.

Kaiser Witte 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

Count Luigi Cipriani Dead in New York Boarding House

Native of Baltimore born 1869 died early morning in a room at 16 West Forty Sixth Street New York City His father a former general in the Italian army and property owner in Coralca Relatives in Atlantic City notified of his death The count’s lawyer B E N Rich of Baltimore Paris also mentioned Also notes Paris death of Godefroy Cavaignac and Rev Dr W W McKinney with brief obituaries Snowfall on Mount Washington and movement of several ocean steamers reported with arrivals and arrivals at various ports

Baltimore New York Luigi Cipriani West Forty Sixth Street Mary Worthington Maryland Coralca Talea Atlantic City BE. N. Rich

Levied on the Banks in Pennsylvania Campaign Funds Tug

Pittsburg bankers face pressure as Wesley R. Andrews appeals all banks with State funds to contribute about 590 to campaigns. About 100 banks operate in the state while many in Pittsburg refuse. Homer J. Castle accuses Senator Penrose of improper loan, prompting bankers to resist further levies.

Washington Post Pittsburg Pennsylvania Wesley R. Andrews Republican State Committee Homer J. Castle Senator Penrose Penrose John I. Bpan Andrews Castle Inci

The Truth Tellers at Columbia Theater Opens Quietly

Fred G. Berger's The Truth-Tellers adapted from Martha Morton and John Strange Winter premieres before a large New York audience at the Columbia Theater. The five orphan children drive much of the comedy while romance unfolds between Ernestine and Kildare, with strong performances by Maud Fealy and a capable supporting cast.

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 Shines on Chase Vaudeville Bill Hit Last Night

May Voies with Nell McCay led Chase's vaudeville program delivering strong comedy as The Model Match. May Vokes and McCay carried the show with lively farce and a deft performance alongside a strong trio from the grand opera segment.

May Voies Chase May Vokes Nell McCay

Vigne and The Dollar Troupe In Varied Stage Acts

Review highlights Vigne’s powerful soprano and dramatic delivery in a famous scene while the male voices support. The Dollar Troupe showcases skilled tumbling by three boys under fifteen, with blackface by the Nichols sisters and dialect songs by Pete Baker. The Taylor twins roller skate in costume, Alfonso Sloano performs balancing feats with electric effects, and Vitasgraphs close with Servant Girl Problem sketches.

Vigne Dollar Nichols Sisters Pete Baker Rough Rider Taylor Twin Sisters Alfonso Sloano Vitagraph

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