Japanese Envoys Face Backlash After Treaty Concession
Reports from Tokio say public anger may meet the Japanese peace envoys with stones or dynamite upon their return. Secretary Sato deflects speculation while confirming plans to sail to Oyster Bay and New York after signing the pact. Roosevelt cannot attend the White Mountains reception.
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Sato
Tokio
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
New York
San Francisco
White Mountains
Portsmouth
McLane
White Mountain
First Hitch Over Treaty Drafting Session Ends
In New Hampshire, 13 articles of the Russia Japan treaty were drafted with a first hitch over Sakhalin resolved in a conference in M Witte's room. A forenoon session will finish drafting and two days remain to engross the treaty on linen parchment by calligraphers from the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth
Newcastle
N. H
Sakhalin
M. Witte
DeMartens
Dennison
State Department
Washington
Japanese Merchant Renounces Emperor by Naturalization
Sinosuke Kitani of Cleveland renounces allegiance to the Japanese Emperor by filing first naturalization papers amid reports of similar moves by other Japanese in the city. The action follows Japan renouncing indemnity and territorial gains in the Russia peace settlement, seen by some as a sign of weakness.
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Cleveland, O
Russia
Sinosuke Kitani
Typhoon Halts Shanghai Japan News Lines in Portsmouth
Jap anese correspondents in Portsmouth faced confusion as Shanghai advised communications with Japan were interrupted by a typhoon. The delay prompted speculation about government action. Later, Japanese reporters attended the Mechanics' Fire Society dinner at Rockingham Hotel while envoys consider leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jihei Hashiguchi
Portsmouth
N. H
Postal Telegraph Company
Wentworth
Shanghai
Japan
Mechanics’ Fire Society of
Rockingham Hotel
Hampton Beach
Forts in Sakhalin Hover Over Peace Conference
Reports from here say a possible hitch in the peace talks centers on Sakhalin fortifications. The Japanese and Russians reportedly agreed to neutralize the island, but the issue remains unclear and may be resolved at tonight’s conference.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Sakhalin
Japanese Peace Talks Delayed By Diplomatic Silence
Cable reports from Portsmouth New Hampshire indicate Bar on Komura and Japan have halted public diplomatic talks while awaiting ratifications. Japanese correspondents say the government fears public opinion backlash if it is revealed Japan waived indemnity to secure peace.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Baron Komura
Fokio
Japan
Will Appeal to Roosevelt Over Larceny Claim
Charles W. Harrison of New York said he would seek arrest of a Revere hotel owner for larceny, even if he has to appeal to Governor Douglas and President Roosevelt. He accused state servants of conspiracy after failing to see the governor and claim of money stolen by the hotel proprietor and court officers refusing warrants.
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Charles W. Harrison
New York
Revere Hotel
Roosevelt
Douglas
United States
Revere Beach
Manic chase ends with destruction and arrest in Wakefield
William Mellen, 50, chased his sister with a rolling pin shouting I am Cain. Passer-by tackled him, another wrenched the weapon, and Mellen was restrained and jailed at Danvers Insane Asylum. Mrs. Perkins fled in fear after he declared she must prepare to die.
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Wakefield
Cain
William Mellen
Main Street
Newton Youth Strikes Factory Mate in Woolen Mill
On September 1 Joseph Rosso 18 struck Fred L. Nugent 18 over the head with an iron bar in the Paxony woolen mill, leaving Nugent senseless. Rosso is jailed on assault charges.
Desperate clash ends with officers detaining Cambridge man
In a violent street encounter at Tre Mont and Northampton streets, Officer Ridlon was bruised and sprained while subduing a man identified as James A. Smith of 9 Broadway Cambridge. Patrolman True aided. Harold C. Mitchell of 28 Upton Street was arrested for refusing to assist. Smith charged with drunkenness and disturbance.
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Tremont
Northampton Streets
South End
Ridlon
Back Bay
True
Public Library
Harold C. Mitchell
Upton Street
James A. Smith
Broadway
Cambridge
Mitchell
Smith
Two Years Secret Courtship Ends in South End Marriage
After a two year secret courtship, Miss Margaret Kelley aged 63 wed James I. Walsh 58 a noted South Boston real estate man. The Cathedral of the Holy Cross wedding was officiated by Father Mullin with Michael J. Jordan as best man and Elizabeth Horgan as bridesmaid. The couple honeymoon in Montreal.
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Margaret Kelley
South End
James I. Walsh
South Boston
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Father Mullin
Michael J. Jordan
Elizabeth Horgan
Dorchester
Montreal
Woman bruised between wagons on Tremont near Beacon
Mrs. An nette McLeod, 72, of 180 Ash Street Wal tham, was caught between two heavy wagons while crossing Tremont Street near Beacon yesterday afternoon. She was knocked down and saved from being run over, then taken to Relief Hospital with contusions to her left arm.
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Tremont Street
Beacon
Annette McLeod
Ash Street
Waltham
Relief Hospital
Summer Col ds Laxative Bromo Quinine Advertisement
An old time medicated cure promotes Summer Col ds Laxative Bromo Quinine as a world wide Cola Cure. The ad urges readers to call for the full name and look for the signature of HE. W Grove. The price is listed as 26 cents.
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HE. W. Grove
Somerville Police Explain Pay for Revival Service Work
A group of Somerville police officers seek compensation for four hours of special work at a Pentecostal Mission revival last month. Mayor Chandler notes officers are well paid compared with other cities, citing daily wages, sick pay, and two weeks vacation, and does not favor creating a payment fund.
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Pentecostal Mission
Somerville
Board of Aldermen
Chandler
Lynn Painter Killed by 30 Foot Fall in Market Street Sign Hang
James T. McPherson, 38, a signhanger of 14 Olive Street, died at Lynn Hospital after falling 30 feet while hanging a Market Street sign. He landed on his head and shoulders and suffered fatal injuries. He leaves a wife and child.
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Lynn
James T. McPherson
Olive Street
Lynn Hospital
Market Street
McPherson
Mystery Ring Theft At Boston Hotel Shocked Society
Mr and Mrs Kelly reported a missing ring after a writing room guest vanished. A striking Spanish type woman, rumored to be from a prominent Boston family, is suspected. Police investigated but offered no details, and a $250 reward awaits the ring’s return as the couple heads home.
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Mrs. Kelly
Ford
Kellys
Kelly
Boston
Mr. Kelly
Yacht grounded on Chatham Bar near harbor entrance
A small knockabout yacht ran aground on the inner bar at Chatham just before dark as a southeast breeze blew toward the harbor. The Old Harbor life saving station crew assisted but had not returned by 8 PM, with high water expected near midnight and hopes she would free itself.
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Chatham
Old Harbor Life Saving Station
Dental office ad offers cheap crowns and fillings
An ad touts crowns and bridge work for five dollars and gold fillings from one dollar. It promises painless crown procedures and free mouth examinations with advance cost estimates. Hours run from 8 am to 7 pm weekdays and 10 am to 4 pm Sundays.
Oldest and Largest Massachusetts Insurance Company
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co lists officers and directors led by Benjamin F. Stevens. Assets on January 1, 1905 were $38,824,422.73 with liabilities of $34,638,296.48 and surplus of $3,686,126.25. Addresses for rates and information include 87 Milk Street Boston and branch offices at 176 Federal Street and 104 Hanover Street.
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Benjamin F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
D. I. Appel
William B. Turner
Warren Sawyer
Thomas Sherwin
Nathaniel J. Rust
Henry Parkman
Wallace L. Pierce
Charles E. Cotting
Gordon Abbott
Reginald Foster
Benjaminf
Stevens
Massachusetts
Charles H. Flood
Milk Street
A. H. Curtis
Federal Street
West
D. EL
Explosion at Hotel Morse traced to gas pipe leak
Fire marshal investigators say the Aug 23 blast at Hotel Morse 181 to 187 Green Street Jamaica Plain was caused by a leak in a gas pipe in Frank Taranto's fruit store. John Russo, Taranto's brother-in-law, lit a match and died days later. an arrest is expected.
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Morse
Green Street
Jamaica Plain
Frank Taranto
John Russo
Taranto
Russo
Unidentified Woman Found Dead in Causeway Street Restaurant
Police pressed efforts to identify the female victim who was choked to death in a Causeway street restaurant. Previously identified as Mrs. Mary Linehan of Wilton Vermont, the corpse remained nameless as officials awaited a positive identification before a pauper’s burial is considered.
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Causeway Street
Mary Linehan
Wilton
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UNION
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