Russia and Japan At Peace After Signing Treaty
Premier Rouvier announced that Emperor Nicholas of Russia signed the peace treaty with Japan, ending hostilities. Notices said the accord would become effective Monday or Tuesday, with ratifications to be exchanged. reports also mention Togo visiting Ise temple and tensions in Santo Domingo involving Morales and Rodriguez.
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Paris
Rouvier
M. Harmand
Tokio
Russia
Japan
Foreign Office
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
France
Junan
Neldoff
M. Nekiloudoff
Washington
Pussia
Togo
Tee
Ise Bay
Ise
Santo Domingo
Hayti
Colton
Morales
General Morales
Rodriguez
Monte Cristi
United States
Hayth
H. F. Worley
Marton F. Beall
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Rodrigues
Royal Arcanum Member Sues Over Assessment Increase
Portsmouth detective Nelbon W. Evans, a Judicial committee member, files suit to stop Royal Arcanum from collecting extra assessments after a rate increase. The suit names Evans as plaintiff and the supreme council as defendant, seeking injunctive relief.
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Portsmouth
Steaptain Nelbon W. Evans
Royal Arcanum
Sui
Supreme Council of the Royal Arianum
Insurance Firms Safe in Texas Report Says No Action Planned
Commissioner Clay reported to Governor Lanham that Texas faces no action against insurers under New York examination. Pending developments, the governor will not withdraw any permit rights in Texas. The note also mentions a letter inviting the Pope to participate in a peace conference amid improving international relations.
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Tex
Clay
Lanham
New York
Texas
Cyar
Evar
Ptallen
Ther
Italian Foreign Minister urged for reconciliation progress
The article notes Prince von Buelow pressing Signor Tittoni to advance a reconciliation. It also mentions the Pope delaying reply to the czar and reports a death in Walla Walla from accidental poisoning involving Judge A. J. Taylor and his wife. Mrs. Wann gave carbolic acid, antidotes were used, but Mrs. Taylor died after a brief improvement.
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Prince von Buelow
Signor Tittoni
Tacoma
Jamaica Sees Strong Quake Sways Islanders
Kingston reported two long earthquake shocks this week affecting the entire island. The first quake struck Thursday evening lasting nearly a minute while the second, more severe, occurred the following day and lasted about ninety seconds. The tremors caused dizziness but caused no structural damage.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Portland Fair to Pay Dividend on Stockholders
Portland Ore Oct 14 Today was officers and stockholders day at the Lewis and Clark Centennial exposition as it ends Attendance is likely to exceed 2 5 million President Good announced stockholders will receive a dividend of over 30 percent a record for expositions worldwide
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Portland
Ore
Good
Albuquerque Woman Again Named President
Mrs. Mary J. Borden of Albuquerque was re elected president of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union of the territory at today’s meeting. Officers include J R Bean Kennedy vice president Long Las Vegas secretary Wilson Albuquerque correspond ing secretary Morley Datil recording secretary Wood Santa Fe treasurer. A temperance rally closed the sessions and churches will hold a meeting tomorrow evening.
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Morning Journal
Las Vegas
N. M
Mary J. Borden
Albuquerque
Women’s Christian Temperance Union of
Territory
J. R. Bean
Kennedy
8. Long
G. I. Wilson
Ada Morley
Datil
Ella ©. Wood
Town Marshal Shoots Self While Firing at Unlicensed Dog
Report from Las Vegas says Town Marshal David Sandoval, attempting to shoot an unlicensed dog, accidentally shot himself in the hand. The marshal's hand is badly lacerated with several small bones broken. the dog survived.
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Las Vegas
Dog
Bor
David Sandoval
Tiddies Taggart to stay with mother in Wooster
Judge Eason rules the younger child Tiddies Taggart shall remain in the care of their mother in Wooster. The elder child may go with the father, now at Columbus barracks, with both children under court jurisdiction. Oscar Again on Throne reports King Omen resumes government duties.
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Wooster
Eason
Tiddies
Columbus Barracks
Basson
Oscar
Stockholm
Omen
Pustay
Marstrand
Rumored Louis Napoleon Assassination Rumor Surfaces
A Paris rumor claims Louis Napoleon has been assassinated. The Petit Caporal and other papers publish the claim this morning, sparking official denials and widespread skepticism among citizens and observers.
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Louis Napoleon
Paris
Napoleon
Ohio County Fair Devastated by Huge Fire Disaster
Rueyrus Ohio October 14 Fire destroyed the grandstand at the county fair trapping spectators who fled onto the track injuring many. The blaze spread across the grounds destroying the horticultural hall photograph art building newspaper headquarters school exhibit and several stalls and equipment. The entire fair was wiped out in under thirty minutes with women children and men escaping with belongings.
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Rueyrus
Ohio
Horticultural Hall
Strike Fever Sweeps Over All Russian Cities
Strikes loom in St Petersburg as printers and workers debate walkouts. Moscow print bans spread to Samnatoff province. A bomb threat causes no fatalities while tensions rise between police and strikers.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Samnatoff
Baltic
Nevsky
Calve sings through storm as Campania tragedy unfolds
New York reports a great wave aboard the Campania during a heavy sea last Wednesday. Five steerage passengers were swept overboard and died. About thirty others were injured as the ship lurched and water swept the deck. Passengers, including John Graham of Milwaukee, and Agnes Carlsen, a Swedish woman, died after injuries in the disaster.
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New York
Campania
Pasengers
John Graham
Milwaukee
Miss Cotes
Agnes Carlsen
Old Time Gun Fight On Streets Of Bullfrog
In Bull Frog Nevada, Oct a street duel ended with A J Jodern a Frenchman killing Bob Arnold a Madisonville Ky prospector. An argument over a remark led Arnold to strike Jodern. Jodern shot four times with a pistol failing then succeeding on the fifth shot sending Arnold to the ground where he died about half an hour later.
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Ter
Jodern
Arnold
Armold
Europe on Edge as Delcasse Crisis Sparks France Britain Rift
European press reports sensational disclosures claiming Britain would aid France against Germany over the Morocco dispute. Delcasse faces accusations of treason as Berlin and London dispute British military involvement amid Franco German tensions and near war.
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Great Britain
Germany
France
Morocco
Prince von Buelow
Europe
Delcasse
M. Delcasse
London
Berlin
Mafin
M. Lausanne
Delccasse
Matin
The
Standard
England
Mr. Delousse
Balfour
Lansdow Tie
New Orleans Reports Lightened Fever Toll and Citywide Actions
New Orleans reports a continued drop in fever new cases to 19 today with 3 306 total and 428 deaths 164 cases under treatment 2 721 discharged depots opened citywide for free sulphur distribution and a general fumigation planned tomorrow townships brace for renewed quarantines Pensacola tally shows 304 fever cases 53 deaths 161 discharged Reggio and Messina report further violent earthquakes causing widespread anxiety and property damage.
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New Orleans
Pensacola
Pla
Get
Gideon
Jackson
Mise
Dibbson
Arizona Deserves Statehood Debate At Prescott Banquet
Prescott Ariz Oct 14 congressional party led by J A Tawney toured mines in the Wickenburg district and heard mixed views on statehood. Most speakers opposed jointure with New Mexico though Tawney urged progress. Adams Steenerson and Tawney spoke on Arizona's rights while Frank Murphy hosted a Yavapai club banquet for Representative visitors.
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Ariz
Congressional Party
J. A. Tawney
Congress
Wickenburg
Vulture
Tawney
New Mexico
Jointure
Adams
Marshall
Steenerson
Union
Arizona
Frank M. Murphy
Santa Fe Railroad
Yavapai Club
Grand Canyon
Petrified Forests
President Creates Jemez Reserve in New Mexico
The president issued a proclamation establishing the Jemez Forest Reserve in northwestern New Mexico covering about 1,250,000 acres. The action aims to conserve the waters of the Rio Grande and its tributaries the Chama, Puerco, and Jemez rivers.
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Washington
Tas
Jemez
New Mexico
Rio Grande
Chama
Plerco
DIGGING INTO HEART OF BEEF TRUST
A federal court issues subpoenas against former officials of packing companies tied to the National Packing Co. as the government seeks to prove the firm acts as a clearing house hindering trade and competition. Including updates from New York and Washington with other brief items from Wichita and Portland.
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Chicago
National Packing Co
Warder Verdict Ends Long El Paso Land Dispute
Judge Jacgee Swayne instructed the jury to verdict against W. J. Warder who for years pressed a claim to the greater part of southern El Paso area. The decision practically ends litigation spanning many years.
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Wardetdo
Paso
el Paso
Texas
Jacgee Swayne
Federal Court
W. J. Warder
All England Mourns for Great Actor Henry Irving
London and New York react to the sudden death of Sir Henry Irving at Bradford. His body to be flown to London amid royal theater tributes. Ellen Terry and Bram Stoker among mourners as plans for a national memorial and theater endowment emerge.
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London
Henry Irving
Bradford
Henry B
Lawrence
Bram Stoker
Queen's Hall
Chopin
Ellen Terry
Birmingham
Sir Charles Wyndham
Irving
England
Sir Henry Irving
Becket
Sir Henry
Tme
New York
Isaac Taylor Indian fighter and scout dies at 84
Isaac Taylor an early overland pioneer from Kansas to the Pacific coast died in Kansas City at age 84. Known as an Indian fighter and stage coach driver, he was among the first to make the overland trip from Kansas to the coast.
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Kansas City
Isaac Taylor
Kansas
Pacific Coast
Government asks railroad to help curb smuggling
Secretary Metcalf asks Southern Pacific officials to aid immigration agents in stamping out Chinese smuggling in westbound freight trains from El Paso. Mexican customs warn of ongoing smuggling as Mexico tightens borders after abolition of the free zone. Morocco conference location debate stirs France Germany and the Sultan over Tangier Madrid and Tangier as favored sites.
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Imn
Fi Paso
Tex
Republic of Mexico
Free Zone
Juarez
Vila Ahumada
Foreign Office
Algociiras
Spain
Bultan
Morocco
Tangier
Alice
Mercere
France
Madrid
Germany
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