Prospects Bright in Russo-Japanese Peace Talks
A lengthy dispatch from Portsmouth reports progress in the Russo Japanese peace conference. Article 7 moved in principle, Article 8 unanimously, with Japan seeking indemnity settlement, warship terms, and control of assets. Plenipotentiaries expect resolution of remaining articles by Friday or Saturday, with sessions resuming Monday to present final terms.
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Portsmouth
Orial
China
Gwouth
Harkin
Teehar
Taluy
Newehwang
Ter Shaw un-Tientsin
Articla
Rovsig
Marthera Yewe
Vladivostok
Kher
Sakbalin Island
Russia
Far East
Japan
Sakhalin
M. Witte
Trolley Collision At Crossing In Ohio Suburb
Across the grade crossing on Michel avenue in Winton Place a trolley was struck by a freight engine after the gate tender John Driscoll lowered gates for a freight passage and failed to notice an oncoming trolley. The crash killed Shebert Smith and Willian Theting. several others were injured, including William Gallivan and Mrs Warner. Loomis resigns as assistant secretary of state amid a reshuffle. coroner blames Mentor switch operator for the June 25 Lake Shore wreck. other reports include a police shooting in Newark and safety investigations in Youngstown and Columbus.
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Cincinnat
Paocess Sya
Baltmore
Mta
Winter Mace
Mirochel
Winton Plaice
Shebert Smith
Rene Procer
Wonton Place
Willian Theting
Vican Furet
ALT. Newnan
Squikding
Will Probaly
Cleveland
Siegelstein
Lake Shore Road
Mentor
Walter F. Minor
Grover Cesner
Steubenville
Mitloun Warden
Gomber Avenue
John Moffett
W. S. Heade
William Clark
Hal
C. Youn and Son
Larleton Clark Young
C. Lipcoln
Netwall
J. J. Clark
London
Ohio
W. A. Bart
Columbus
Roseville
Activity in Erection of Steel Mill Furnaces Near Pittsburg
In Pittsburg and the Monongahela valley rapid steel mill growth continues with over 25 million dollars in plants either completed or under construction. The expanded iron and steel wire plants along the Monongahela River are expected to double capacity, with more than 23,990 workers to be employed, supplementing the existing workforce of about 4,990 men.
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Pittsburg
Monongeheia Valley
Monongahela River
Ohio Olio: Revival Meetings Planned at State Capitol
Ohio newspaper reports revival efforts at the Ohio Capitol in Columbus on August 16. Meetings will be held outdoors between the two buildings without a tent, using chairs and benches to seat about 1,400 people. Outdoor preaching and singing are planned barring bad weather.
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Alve
Ohio
Columbus
Rouse
Workmen crushed by fall of limestone at quarry
Twelve men dead after a massive limestone rockslide at Lehigh Portland Cement Co. quarry in Allentown. Nineteen others injured or missing amid collapsed ground and a near vertical wall. Most workers are Slavonians living nearby. the disaster follows two days of heavy rain softening earth.
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Allentown
Mill A
Lehigh Portland Cement. Company of Ormred
Guiteras Joins Forces in New Orleans Yellow Fever Campaign
Dr John Guiteras Cuban yellow fever expert arrives in New Orleans after inspecting Gulf Coast cities including Florida and Mississippi. He previously visited in 1897, pleased with early results and expects broad acceptance of the mosquito theory as the campaign continues.
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New Orleans
John Guiteras
Guiteras
Havaona
Gulf
Assintange
Florida
Mabite
Mississippi
New Orelans
New Cass
Reaths
Will of Chapelle awards major church property to church
New Orleans Aug 16 The will of Archbishop Chapelle bequeaths most real and personal property to the church including titles and estates in New Mexico and Santa Fe while naming bishops and deans to manage the legacy The document also designates guardians for estates and outlines transfer of holdings to church authorities
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New Orleans
Ivangana
Richt
Naward Pitzgerald
Littia Rock
Art. Richt
Edward P. al Len Hehep
Mobile
Tarahia Virar Ceneral
Pereanal
New Fexica
Santa Fa
Department of Tavere
France
Josephine Selignac
Summer remedy claims to cure indigestion and strength
The text touts a summer time remedy for stomach troubles and indigestion. It claims outdoor activity, fresh fruit, and nature aiding digestion. It urges using one tablet daily from a 50 cent box and promises health restoration, with J. W. Shaft offering a demonstrated guarantee.
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Mbrana
Mitrna
J. W. Shaft
High and Low Tariff Law Conference Advances Dual Tariff Plan
Chicago August 17 national reciprocity conference names permanent officers led by P S Packard of Iowa and William C Maybury of Michigan. Speakers push a maximum and minimum tariff to foster reciprocal trade, with talks favoring a dual tariff league to educate lawmakers and voters. Senator Cullom notes regional splits on reciprocity and favors revising tariffs to avoid discrimination if treaties fail.
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Chicago
P. S. Packard
Towa
William C. Maybury
Michigan
I. T. Print
Texas
Andrew G. Webster
Massachusetts
William R. Corwine
Iowa
Frederick Larribea
United States
Congress
L. E. Lincoln
Buffalo Live Stock Association
James F. Parker
New York Produce Exchange
Lincoln
Irigh and Low Tariff League
Shelby M. Cullom
Illinois
Senate
Germany
Stormy weather sinks Hancock after river collision
Violent wind and rainstorm along the St Louis riverfront causes extensive damage. A package freighter Binghamton from Buffalo strikes the Hancock, tearing its bow and sinking it within two minutes. Officers and crew escape in lifeboats. The Hancock, 100 feet long and 16 years old, will likely be re-rated.
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Jake
Hancock
Fox
Ass Wartoeh
United States
Binghamton
Buffalo
Chinese Boycott Tied to Treatment of Favored Class in U S
Special envoy Wong Kai Kah arrives in Washington to discuss the boycott against American goods, calling it a private enterprise by Chinese merchants. Reports trace the movement to Honolulu and Canton, with officials noting it stems from perceived slights by U S immigration authorities. Portland Chinese plan to raise about 1309050 to fund the boycott, led by a San Francisco secret group.
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Wong Kail Kah
San Francisco
Aue
Moneatia
Tte Orient
Wong Kai Kah
Washington
Ameria
Hawers
China
United States
Moreolia
Honolulu
Ching Yee Om
America
Amory
J. W. Davidson
Shanzhai
Davidson
Portland
Ore
Exclusion of Japs From Hawaii Seen as Treaty Violation
A test case may challenge Hawaii exclusions of Japanese from public contracts and labor on constitutional grounds under the US Japan treaty. Japanese Merchants Association plans to bid, argue for equal contractor rights. Also reports Mauna Kaowaalder volcano eruption near Hawaii with smoke and active venting.
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Hawaii
Honomu
Anzi
W. S. Bradoos
United Staes Bretriet
Japan
Japanese Merchants Association
Ship ring stock dividend and political notices in brief
Seritary Wilson of Chicago investigates the ware stock issue and returns from Labrador. Standard 611 dividend of $6 per share payable Sept. th totals $50 for the year. W. Sanger, ex-assistant under Root, eyed for assistant secretary of state. Joseph L Brieten finished as rural Panama railway commissioner and left Washington for Kansas to resume newspaper work. George S. Marsh arrested in Brockton, Mass for alleged Mr Dose in a fatal Chicago shooting in 1904. James Showley and Ernest Campbell seek shelter from storm near Peru, Indiana. both killed by lightning, their horses also killed.
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Seritary Wilson
Chicago
Churchard
Toot
Labrador
W. Sanger
Aer
Root
Joseph L Brieten
Panama
Washington
Kansas
George S. Marsh
Brockton
Mass
Mr. Dose
William Bat
James Showley
Ernest Campbell
Haro
Penu
Ind
Chicago's Golfing Fragment in a Local Voice
A fragmented reminiscence on golf in Chicago hints at social divides and fashion expectations. The piece contrasts how players are treated, noting dress and manners influence, with stray lines praising resort and tradition. The text blends humor and nostalgia, reflecting early sporting culture.
Amalgamated Chief Aims for County Office in Pa
Amalgamated chief Desiven Shaffer announces a run for Allegheny County Commissioner, with Theodore Shaffer, Amalgamated Association president, set to expire in October. Pittsburg labor leaders back his Citizens ticket bid and seek fusion support. Shaffer previously resisted involvement in a factional fight over a Citizens ticket nominee.
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Theodore Shalfer
Amalgamated Associating
Toe
Allecheoy County
Tinton
Pittsburg
Citizens
Shaffer
Fusion
People
John Fennan
Tictket
Funeral and memorial plans for W S Weade Sr
Guernsey county bar attends the funeral of W S Weade Sr and appoints a memorial resolutions committee led by E W Mathews Sr with J A Trottte Robi T Scott Jos Bb Ferguson A L Stevens Gen D Dugao and A R McCulloch. Floral tribute committee named W W Stewart John P Turner Gen D Duan. Newark gets four more letter carriers, sixteen for News ark. Judge Thompson upholds Referee Dugas in Mrs J N Stephan’s clerking compensation claim.
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Guernsey County Bar
Weade, Srn
E.W. Mathews, Sr
J. A. Troette
Robi. T. Scott
Jos. Bb. Ferguson
A. L. Stevens
Gen. D. Dugao
A. R. McCulloch
Eall
Vhai
Newark
Post Office Department
Washington
Newsark
Otty
Thompson
Hay Fever Cure Report From New England Woman
Helen Williams of Mansfield, Massachusetts, claims 27 years of hay fever ended after using Hyomel. She reports relief last summer and no symptoms since, urging others to try the germ-killing balsams for cure and mentioning a money-back guarantee for the complete Hyomel outfit.
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Hay
New England
Helen
Williams
Mansheld
Mass
J. W. Shatt
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