May Recall Gurney If It Depends Upon the Report
Massachusetts reports show Third Secretary Gurney faced speed and court defiance issues. Papers sent to State Department will determine action, then to British Embassy. Officials weigh whether immunity or misjudgment warrants recall or mere transmission of records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
State Department
Gurney
Washington
Moody
United States District Attorney
Boston
Carney
Phelps
Massachusetts Court
British Foreign Office
Gurmey
Brinch
United State
Deoermert
Blaine
Foreign Office
Lee
Statehouse
Gov. Guild
Nash
Gov. Bates
Justice Phelps
Judee Phelps
Pittsfield
Mass
Garland
Sherif Noble
Stockbridge
Sued on Her Wedding Tour in Breach of Promise Case
Sioux City Iowa Sept 28 John Scott a widower today had notice of a suit for breach of promise to marry served upon Mrs A C Bassett of New York who came here on her wedding tour with her husband Scott asks for 6000 damages
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
John Scott
A. C. Bassett
New York
Scott
LICENSED TO MARRY LIST OF BRIDES AND GROOMS
The notice lists numerous marriage intentions and pairs across multiple states. Names include Clarence H Hunt with Salle B Price. Walter L Fifer of Clifton Forge VA with Hannah Crush of Glen Wilton VA. Edward G Robertson with Mary C Magill of St Mary County MD. Lea D Moore of Richmond VA with Lollie V Hicks of Curlew VA. Robert M Sanford with Alma E Nelson of Richmond VA. and many others across Virginia Maryland Ohio New York and additional locales. The item compiles a long register of proposed marriages with both partners' hometowns or residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence H. Hunt
Salle B. Price
Walter L. Fifer
Clifton Forge
Hannah Crush
Glen Wilton
Charles G Bowzee
Mary E Homer
Edward G Robertson
Mary C. Magill
St Mary County
Lea D. Moore
Richmond
Lollie V. Hicks
Curlew
Robert M Sanford
Alma E Nelson
Pasquale Ciresi
Guiseppina Maggio
Thomas P
Grace L. Hullet
Harrison Rusdell
Arlene Reynolds
James F. Cooper
Henrietta Dove
Randolph B. Dabney
Lena M. Gasking
Samuel Giddings
Prince George County
Marie B. Brown
Charlie Thompson
Ada L. L. Lee
Jacob G Redford
Ewansberry Va
Mary A Cheatham
Manchester
Lemuel Laws
Katharina Mact
Royal A. Lynn
Newark
Ohio
Clara L. Shaewalt
Edward Gaskins
Turner John B. Rose
Ola L. Crump
James Bundy
Inez Childa
Robert B. Long
Mamis E Brown
William A. Jenking
Mary E. Selby
Baltimore
Henry Green
Martha Gant
Arthur MacDonald
Rochester
N. Y
Margaret J. Porterile
Robert L. Pearson
Sacha
Lewis
James H. Coates
Ida Webster
Caroline County
Peter Simms
Lucy Wiltame
Claude L. Barnett
Mary Elizabeth Atlee
Funeral notices from scattered newspapers list various obituaries
A transcription of inserted notices from multiple papers details obituaries and funerals. Entries mention the deceased and relatives, with services planned at private residences or churches, listing dates mainly in September and locations including Washington DC, Baltimore, Buffalo, and Indianapolis. Younger and older deceased are named along with family relations and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Teta
Pom
Jane
Elememed Powler
Tia SE
Vuesdar
Todt
Gresors
Mandred Fiegury
Cirsril
vutChwest
Thursdal
Jeter
Schutd
Earl M
H H
Sarah Jeter
Funetel
Briday
Arcola Ni
Orleans
Ind
TSW
Wutatta
Elizabeth P W
William Law Fineal
Wright's Chapel
Sam
Baltamore
Xi Haven
Conn
Lonhard
Tom
Walnut Birect
Buffalo
Louisa B. Lenhard
Finneger
Joseph
Mitel
Minnie Louist
Josephine
Joseph Ot
Mildred Marie Lennard
Taylor
Brownscourt
Washington, DC
Leroy Mortimer Taylor
Nezrey
House of the Temple
Thirel Street
Mary Ey Taylor
Nathanil T Taylor
Augustine C Tarler
First Street
Health Office Record Deaths and Entries
Health office record lists multiple death notices and ages with addresses including Anthony Douml 19 months Falzabeth Fowler 6 days Bashara Wo Goetz 74 years Grant rd Wotlmenz Jackson 6.5 months William Long 4 years at Washington Asy Hosp Howard Ma k 14 years Emergency Hosp Robert Pye 65 years 224 F st aw Martha Read 8 years Lafayetta Square Ja Scrivner 1 year 50 O st al ow Idu deurig 44 years Providence Hosp Marie Stubbes 26 years 1104 18th st Carole Williams 53 years 608 24 st aw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Douml
Falzabeth Fowler
Bashara Wo
Goetz
Grant
al Ow
Idu
Deurig
Sears Providence
Marie Stubbes
18Th St
Carole Williams
Early 1900s Funeral Directors Advertise Services
Undertakers W W R Speare and Joseph Gawler offer first class funeral and embalming services from 940 F Street NW and 1730-32-34 Pa Avenue. R F Harveys Sons Funeral Directors at 1225 Fourteenth Street NW advertise strict service at moderate prices with telephone access Mala 3191 and North 879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gawler
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Folrteelth Street
Commodions Cloune! Telephone
North
Laboratory Plan to Study Criminals at Justice Dept
At the American Bar Association session in St Louis the final day saw officers elected led by Henry St. George Tucker as president and Joseph R. Holson urging the creation of a Washington Department of Justice criminology laboratory to study criminals and related classes. The resolution passed after debate, with praise for criminology work by Dr. Arthur MacDonald and support for the Interparliamentary Union’s call for peaceful settlement of disputes by judgment. The Indian legislation committee urged severalty act application as best for most reservations, while title and real estate work was extended for another year. Louisiana Purchase Exposition arrangements were approved and thanks extended to organizers and local bodies. next meetings proposed in Detroit and Lookout Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Convention
the American Bar Association
Henry St. George Tucker
Lexington
School of Law
Washington and Lee University
John Hinkley
Baltimore
Frederick E. Wadham
Albany
Melville Church
Washington
D. C
District of Columbia
Peking
China
Chow Tsethi
Sun Sze Yeo
Emperor of China
Universal Congress of Lawyers and Jurists
Department of Justice
Joseph R. Holson
Washington, D. C
Arthur MacDonald
Verdinand Shack
New York
Interparliamentary Union
United States
Standing Committee of
Uniform State Laws
Special Committee On
India
Special Committee On Title and Real Estate
Louisiana Purchase Exposittor Company
Missouri Bar Association
St Louis Bar Association
Board of Lady Managers
Detroit
Mich
Lookout Mountain
Ten
General Council
Deaths and obituaries from around the world
Obituaries report the death of Dr Phineas V Horwitz of Philadelphia in Bar Harbor after a long illness. Elsewhere Count Sergius Tolstoi dies at his estate in Russia, Judge Henry B Underhill dies in New Jersey, Manuel Iturbe Mexican minister to Spain dies in Madrid, Lafcadio Hearn dies in Tokyo, Fatty Grote of New York dies in Bellevue Hospital, and Milt T Barlow known as Uncle Tom dies in New York from cancer.
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Bar Harbor
Phineas v. Horwitz
Philadelphia
Mexico City
Manuel Iturbe
Spain
Madrid
Iturbe
Europe
Mexico
Yokohama
Lafcadio Hearn
Tokyo
Hearn
Ionian Islands
New Orleans
New York
Japan
William F. Grote
Fatty
Grote
East Side
Bellevue Hospital
Old County Democracy
Greater
Milt T. Barlow
Ole Black Joe
Minstrel Stage
Uncle Tom
Texas Bteer” Company
Corbin departs for Manila as Atlantic Division changes
Maj. Gen. Corbin, commanding the Atlantic Division, visits New York to bid farewell and report maneuvers before sailing for San Francisco to embark on the Manila voyage. Brig. Gen. Funston arrives in Chicago to take command of the Department of the Lakes, with Wade awaiting reassignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpin
New York
Thin City
Manila
White House
Taft
Chaffee
War Department
Corbin
Manassas
A. L. Wagner
San Francisco
Mongolia
Philippines
Frederick D. Grant
Frederick Funston
Department of the Lakes
Chicago
Department of the East
Atlantic
Eost
Gulf
James F. Wade
Chisago
Song
B. J. Mitchell
E. Long
Funston
Vancouver
Wash
Department of the Columbia
Virginia Hotel
Army Headquarters
Delay in Prize Appeals in St Petersburg Admiralty Court
The prize appeals continue for at least a month in the St Petersburg admiralty court. The panel includes ten admirals two cassation members and Prof de Martens. Sir Charles Hardinge has objected to naval majority, and questions Russia's dual use stance on food versus fuel. The United States and Great Britain will wait for the court's ruling before pressing the issue further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty Court
St Petersburg
Court of Cassation
de Martens
University of St. Petersburg
Charles Hardinge
Russia
Foreign Office
United States
Great Britain
Young Tolstoi Favors War and World Conquest Dream
Leo Tolstoi Jr. writes from St. Petersburg that Russia must fight on to subdue Japan and realize a global empire. He views the war as regeneration, comparing it to Peter the Great era. He predicts Russia as the future great nation, with Slavs expanding over Crimea Caucasus and Siberia. Asia is seen as the destined power for world conquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
St. Petersburg
Count Tolstoi
Leo
Novyce Vremya
Tamboff
Far East
Tolstoi
Crimea
Caucasus
Siberia
Aungsia
Japan to issue new 340 million domestic bonds
Tokyo reports a new domestic loan of 340 million yen at 92 with 5 percent interest. Officials expect heavy subscription as Finance Minister meets bankers in Tokyo Osaka and Nanya to discuss the issue. A conscription law amendment is likely increasing reserve service to seventeen years five months. unofficial figures: about 45,000 Japanese soldiers sick or wounded treated in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Osaka
Japan
Wu Ting-fang's Mission to Sound Neutral Powers
Information from St. Petersburg confirms Wu Ting-fang, former Chinese minister to the United States, will be sent on a special mission to Europe and America to sound neutral powers on protecting China's interests in peace negotiations. He will consult Japan and Russia about Manchuria, but the plan is to seek neutral views on China's interests rather than direct involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Peking
Wu Ting-fang
United States
Europe
America
China
Japan
Russia
Manchuria
Russia orders destroyers amid Russian shipbuilding ties
Paris dispatch reports Russia negotiating for eleven torpedo boat destroyers with Compagnie des Forges et Chantiers de la Mediterranee. Four to Normandy, four to Havre, three to La Seyne. fifteen months to build. Also noting a Moscow prayer service for victory and Minister Barrett's return from Panama to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Temps
Toulon
Compgenie Des Forges Et Chantiers de la Mediterranee
Normandy
Havre
la Seyne
Obstruction Found on Ways at New York Navy Yard
Armed marines patrolled the New York Navy Yard as divers inspected the submerged portion of the launch ways for the battleship Connecticut. Officials reported no new obstruction but warned the incident heightened concerns over safety amid ongoing labor and piecework disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Navy Yard
Connecticut
Baxter
Navy Yard
Navy Department
Department
Torpedo at Large From Submarine Pike
Two torpedoes disappeared last Friday from the U S submarine Pike operating in San Pablo Bay under Lieut MacArthur. One torpedo has been recovered by Italian fishermen, the other remains at large and could detonate if struck by a vessel. It carries 200 pounds of guncotton and a 320 dollar reward is offered for its recovery. The recovered torpedo had lost its compressed air and was nearly harmless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
United States
Pike
San Pablo Bay
Lieut. MacArthur
Union Bridge Hearing Delayed By Taft On Pittsburg Controversy
Secretary Taft again postpones arguments in the Pittsburg union bridge dispute as bridge owners seek more time and a review by the War Department. The carrier cruiser Denver returns from a final trial off Virginia, with inspection aboard and a report to Washington anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Union Bridge
Priteburg
Root
Allegheny River
War Department
Pittsburg
Newport News
Denver
Naval Board
Old Point Comfort
Washington
Sda
Petrel Arrives From Alaskan Cruise At Mare Island
The U S gunboat Petrel reached San Francisco today after a cruise in Alaskan waters. Capt Sherman went ashore to report to Rear Admiral McCalla at Mare Island. Secretary Morton visited League Island Navy Yard with Admiral Capps, marking his first visit there.
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San Francisco
Cal
United States
Petrel
Capt
Sherman
Mare Island
McCalla
Morton
Deague Island Yard
Philadelphia
League Island Navy Yard
Admiral Capps
Wash
Marines Parade at Yard for Secretary Inspection
Marines and sailors paraded for the inspection of the Secretary as salutes fired in the yard. Secretary Morton and Admiral Capps departed for New York to attend the launching of the battleship Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
Morton
Admiral Capps
New York
Connecticut
Seaman Tells of Cruelty Aboard Navy Ships
Edward Foster, a discharged seaman, told Police Court he suffered brutal treatment aboard the cruiser Dixie in Philadelphia, alleging two masters-at-arms beat him, breaking five ribs, jawbone, and dislocating an elbow. He faces a trespass charge and plans to seek Navy Secretary relief in Washington. The magistrate remitted the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Newport News
Edward Foster
Philadelphia
Secretary of the Navy
Dixie
Promotions and Leaves for Army Officers Across Branches
Orders grant two months leave to Veterinarian Samuel Glasson Jr of the Ninth Cavalry and one month leave to First Lieutenant Godwin Ordway of the Artillery Corps. Captains Schull and Pate receive new assignments and study opportunities at Fort Leavenworth and Fort McPherson. A board at Fort Robinson, Nebraska, will examine officers for promotion with Captains Grierson Freeman Johnson Church and Lieutenants Pield Wells as detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Glasson, Jr
Ninth Cavalry
Godwin Ordway
Artillery Corps
Herman W. Schull
Ordnance Department
Joseph B. Pate
Third Infantry
National Guard of Tennessee
Infantry and Cavalry School
Fort Leavenworth
Kaw
William H. Stansell
Fort McPherson
Fort Robinson
Nebr
Charles H. Grierson
Tenth Cavalry
Samuel D. Freeman
Carter P Johnson
James R. Church
Peter C. Pield
Walter J. Scott
Edward C. Wells
Navy Personnel Moves and Vessel Movements Report
Rear Admiral J Modgers to retired list from Oct 3 1904 under section 1444, C P Perkins to command Pensacola Naval Training Station and San Francisco. several Lieutenants and Ensigns reassigned or reported to various stations. resignations and appointments of paymasters and clerks. multiple transfers within Cavite, Olongapo, Yokohama. Trophy presented to Capt Lucien Young for isthmus revolt. Funeral of Rear Admiral F P Gilmore in Annapolis with Naval Cemetery interment. movements of ships Standish Standish and others. Ocean steamers Teutonic and others listed with arrivals and sails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Modgers
St of the Navy
C. P. Perkins
Pensacola
San Franciscé
Cal
A. Rust
Naval Examining Loard
Washington
D C
Minneapolia
H. A. Pearsog
Minneapolis
Ilinois
L. R. de Steigner
G. J. Meyers
Chattanooga
A. Gaffney
Wyoming
Ohio
J. A. Kelly
Naval Academy
Annapolis
T. W. Arms
Wabash
Navy Yard
Boston
Mass
H. Farrah
Franklin
Norfolk
Stirling
United States Asiatic Fleet
A. J. Matthews
Olongapo
Cavite
R. A
Admiral Gilmore
F. P. Gilmore
New York
Naval Cemetery
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Harrison
Washingington
London
The
Daily Telegraph
Hugh Gurney
Mnes
Westminster Gazette
Legations
Pest
Falavisis Murmiggs
OVORA
LIMES
Baltimoe Hitald
ESTOS
RIFR
Ongluirer
Public Ledger
PITTS
Dispatch
Providence Journal
Lotis
Apolis Tribune Cuatcsnu Plain Dealer
Lucia
Health Office Record
Undertakers
Ason
John R. Wright
Teeth Street
William Lee
Pennsylvania
George P. Zarhorst
East Capitol St
Eaat
Manly
Tucker
American Bar Association
Joseph R. Edson
P. J. Horwitz
United States Navy
Moscow
Sergius Tolstoi
Sergius
Somerville
N. J
Henry B. Underhill
John Hart
California
San Joaquin County
Waterford
N. C
Souharoff Tower
Barrett
Panama
Colon
Morton C. Stout & CO
N. W
Harry
Cranston & Son
Morton C. Stout
Counsellor
Allen R. Cressman’s Sons, Mfrs
First District
T. T. McWhirter
Stewart Bldg
6Th and
D Sts
Seaman
Young
Lucien Young
Colombia
Porfirio Melendez
Standish
Saturn
Sausalito
Justin
Bhanghal
Balled
Singapore
Iinois
Newport
Tompkinsville
Quiros
Naval Auestion
Teutonic
Liverpool
Hamburg
Dover
Cherbourg
Bremen
Southampton
Queenstown
Aurania
Majestic
Ing
Fourteenth Street
R. P. Andrews Paper CO
NEW Publications
Philippine Islands
the Churchman Company
Lostanth Newbro’s
Lie Ua
Affleck's Drug
Nas
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