PEACE TREATY NEAR AS RUSSIA JAPAN AGREE ON SAKHALIN
Reports from Portsmouth and Portamouth New Hampshire indicate the peace treaty with Japan is nearly complete. Delegates work through lingering issues over Sakhalin fortifications and Manchuria evacuation while President Roosevelt prepares to host plenipotentiaries at Sagamore Hill.
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Russia
Japan
State Department
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Washington
White House
Sagamore Hil
Mra. Roosevelt
New Arctic Land Terre de France Reported Discovered
A Reykjavik letter from a member of the Duke of Orleans Green land party reports a new unknown land named Terre de France. It also states Cape Bismarck is part of a large island and not the mainland as previously assumed.
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Stockholm
Reiklavik
Iceland
Duke of Orleans
Greenland
Terre de France
Cape Bismarck
Marshall Field Weds Rich Widow in London
Marshall Field the wealthy Chicago merchant has a special license to marry Mrs Della Spencer Caton in Chicago with the ceremony planned for next Tuesday. Caton, reputed worth between 1 and 2 million dollars, is 40 and is the widow of Arthur Caton who died last winter. Field’s marriage comes amid reports of vast wealth and prominent social ties.
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Marshall Field
Rich Widow
London
Marshal Field
Della Spencer Caton
Chicago
Thesday
Loinly
Labor Day union service and motor race notes
Readable portions describe Labor Day worship at the Elks Opera House with Rev. Hugh A. Cooper, union participation, and a parade plan. Also covered are Desenzano Garda Lake international motor boat races with races from Thursday to Sunday, plus Denver G A R encampment preparations and New Mexico delegates traveling to join.
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Elks’ Opera
Lago di Carda
New Mexico Department
Te Elks Opera House
Hugh A. Cooper
Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Central Labor Union
Portland
Seattle
San Diego
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Lloyd Faure
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Thuredas
Aged General Sickles Grieved By Pet Death At Deming
New York sept 2 the report notes General Daniel Sickles displayed dramatic mourning over the death of his pet spaniel Be Bo at Deming It describes a coffin laid in state and burial in the Sickles family plot at Beachwood Mount New Rochelle with copious tears, contrasting his grief with that for a distant friend.
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Dector
Deming
New York
Daniel B Bleklow
Slekles
Beachwood
New Rochelle
France Delivers Ultimatum to the Sultan of Morocco
Marie reports a government note to the Sultan of Morocco demanding action regarding the arrest of political prisoners. The note warns of consequences if demands are not met, with an observed emphasis on immediate response and potential coercive measures.
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France
Morocco
Marie
Preferred electrocution to death in metal pits
Chicago reports inspector Nela Anderson chose death by electrocution at a South Chicago metal pit to avoid a worse fate. A crane arm jolted, only the live wire offered support, and he was killed almost instantly before power could be cut. The article ties the danger to the plant’s hot pits and fatal accident. A separate New York note details a wave of affluent-house robberies with a $100,000 burglary linked to aristocratic districts. A broker’s home and a Willard residence suffer lootings. a cyclist reports a prowler near broker James Marshall, and a DeWitt bank and diamond rings valued at $4,000 are stolen at a Shelter Island summer hotel.
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Chicago
Nela Anderson
Ilinois Sto Company
Anderson
West End
Aymer
D. RB
Seymour Willard
James A. Marshall
William C. DeWitt
Brooklyn
Shelter Island
Carnival Night At Territorial Fair Saturday
The Territorial fair closes with a carnival night of sport and amusement. O A Matson oversees the confetti department with 20 000 bags ordered to entertain residents and visitors. Elwan Albright and Willie McMillin run the information bureau providing a city directory for strangers and a register at the bureau headquarters for out of town guests.
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O. A. Matson
Railroad Avenue
Bureau of Information
Elwan Albright
Willie McMillin
Wil
Death Relieves Disease Suffering at Grand Central Hotel
A middle aged man registered at Andrew Burgs in Galesburg died between 6 and 7 PM in his hotel room. He had an emaciated appearance from disease and had planned to seek sanitarium care. Telegrams were sent to city officials to locate his relatives as undertakers prepared the body.
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Andrew Burg
Gales IL
Grand Central Hotel
A. Borders
Andrew Burs
Albuquerque
Galesburg
Man of Many Wives and All Kinds of Religion
New York authorities pursue Dr. George Witzhart a dentist rumored to have fifty or more wives across the country. He allegedly used varied religious disguises to prey on victims and collect money, following a pattern blamed on polygamy and profit.
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New York
George Witzhart
Denies Writ of Habeas Corpus in Rowen Case
Judge Abbott refuses to release E R Rowan a Santa Fe operator at Isieta arrested last week on charges of altering a Santa Fe case. The court bound him over to district court in 3850 bond after preliminary hearing. Attorney W Hencock argued for Rowan and BL We Dabkon for the railroad company. The court found the preliminary hearing and complaint sufficient and Rowan remains in custody pending trial.
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W. Hencock
E. R. Rowan
Santa Fe
Isieta
BL We Dabkon
Tim
NOTHING DOING BEFORE TUESDAY
No major progress today in Bernalillo air officials changes as district attorney Frank W. Cincy remains in Santa Fe. New officers act under instruction, with bonds due by Tuesday and court and county commission approvals anticipated. concerns surface over timely bond securing.
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Bernalillo
Frank W. Cincy
Santa Fe
Clancy
Hight
Low Janna
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Yellow Fever Shows But Slight Changes
New Orleans reports 1963 total yellow fever cases to date at 1 963 with 284 deaths. Ongoing reports from outlying districts show many cases of doubtful character as the illness persists.
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Orlyang
Minoe
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