Roosevelt pushes direct peace talks with Russia and Japan
President Roosevelt dispatches an identical note to Russia and Japan urging direct and exclusive peace negotiations between the belligerents. He offers to aid preliminaries for a meeting and cites diplomatic assurances from Tokyo and St. Petersburg. The move prompts cautious optimism and a mixed reaction among diplomats and press.
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Washington
Ajedt
White House
Fave
Russia
Japan
Roosevelt
Hukewise
United States
Tokio
St. Petersbire
Cassini
Takahira
St. Petersburg
Meyer
Griscom
M. Bowthon
Lamenderff
M. Bompard
Paris
France
Virginia
George de Staal
Board shifts amid resignations at Equitable Society
The excerpt notes changes in leadership with a new chairman and resignations submitted to Chairman Morton. It mentions McIntyre as Fourth Vice President and states the resignations await Morton’s approval, while President Alexander and Vice Presidents Tarbell Wilson and McIntyre left with the impression their executive ties to the Equitable ended.
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Meyer
Griscom
Mikado
Cassini
Takahira
Tiato
New York
Paul Morton
Navy
Equitable Life Assurance Society
James
Jagees H. Hyde
Gage
Tarbell
George T. Wil
William H. McIntyre
Depew
My.cryde
Morton
Alexander
Wilson
MelIntyre
Equitable
Hyde
Thomas JF. Fivan
Morton Rust Company
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Equitable Society
Ryan
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