Peace Conference Sowing New Hope as Russia and Japan Agree
President Roosevelt receives Russian ambassador Count Cassini confirming Russia’s acceptance to meet plenipotentaries of Japan to discuss peace terms. Officials discuss place with Washington and possible alternatives such as Newport, Paris, or European cities, while armistice nears to allow formal negotiations.
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Most Popular Man in Russia, Says Times St. Petersburg Corespondent
The St Petersburg correspondent of the Times reports that President Roosevelt is the most popular man in Russia today. His insight and the tact of ambassador Meyer helped him offer timely advice that the initiator of The Hague peace conference could not refuse.
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