Roosevelt Intercedes for Peace Amid War News
President Roosevelt seeks direct talks with Emperor Nicholas and discussions with Japan to avert a broader war. Reports say he has acted as intermediary, urging concessions while avoiding offense to either Russia or Japan. Russian officials reject indemnity, while hopes for peace persist amid cautious negotiations and mixed signals from Peterhof and Portsmouth.
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Nicholas
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Meier
Municipal Ownership Debate At Ohio Municipal League Meeting
Live dispatches report Ohio discussions on municipal ownership of public utilities with speakers from Atlanta Chicago and Toronto stressing ownership as a last resort to secure fair terms from utilities. Other items include Democratic gubernatorial opening speeches Col umbus and a list of nine candidates. A Philadelphia veteran dies of heart disease after a lunch, a tunnel accident in Youngstown fatal for one with injury to another, a Cleveland bride dies after arsenic use, and a Sulphur Springs craftsman hanged himself in his shop. A Dayton governor candidate supports canal modernization and Mt. Vernon man dies after being thrown from a horse.
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Municipal League
Toledo
League of American Municipalities
Woodward
Atlanta
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Chicago
George D. Jones
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Ont
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Thomas Jo Powell
James W. Carmbelt
Lawrence T
Neal Horace L. Chanman
John BR. McLean
James Rhalhourne
Ton L. Johinson
John 31. Pattiton
Taft party sails for Peking and guests of the empress
Manila reports Taft party members Senator Newlands Warren Langworthy Gillette Cuthran will accompany Miss Roosevelt to Peking for royal entertainment by the dowager empress. Major General Corbin heads the party while Secretary of War Taft sails home. In St Petersburg, linevitch notes Chinese and Japanese front actions. Chicago reports unsolved murder case involving Mrs. E F Mire and suspect William Brady with no new arrests.
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Chicago
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Fire Follows The Flash At Brooklyn Warehouse Blaze
Lightning sparked a massive fire at the Wast Terminal Warehouse complex in Brooklyn, causing losses exceeding half a million dollars. Firemen struggled due to scarce water supply while flames engulfed a long block of warehouses storing cotton and freight. Several transatlantic ships near Bush docks escaped by drifting, and the vessel Mulberry Hill burned after being struck by lightning. The crew of 24 abandoned ship and reached Stapleton as fire boats crowded in from Manhattan.
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Stapleton
Nine Drownings After Colorado Flash Flood
A cloud burst near Rhode canyon turned a small stream into a raging torrent sweeping Berwind and Tabasco, causing at least nine drownings and hundreds of thousands in property losses, mainly to Colorado Fuel and Iron and Colorado Southern Railroad. The flood wrecked tramways and damaged mines and coke ovens along the corridor.
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Tobacco
Conger Resigns as Ambassador to Mexico in 1900s
Edwin P. H. Conger of Jaws resigns as American Ambassador to Mexico effective October 18 next. President Roosevelt has accepted the resignation, with speculation about a Peking mission potentially abandoned or declined. Also reports Detroit Tribune merges with Evening News to form Detroit News.
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China
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Honolulu Chamber Rejects Reciprocity Co operation Request
At a Honolulu chamber of commerce meeting an inquiry from New York on reciprocity was tabled. Local sentiment opposes tariff cuts on sugar, and the motion was laid aside. Honolulu Chinese donors of 29000 dollars offered funds to boycott American goods in China, but were told no assistance is needed at present.
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Honolulu
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce & Communication
New York
China
Roosevelt’s Effort to End Far East War Appeals to Nicholas
President Roosevelt sends direct appeal through George Von L. Meyer for peace measures at the pending conference. Emperor Nicholas grants audience at Peterhof. outcome unknown. Meanwhile plenipotentiaries adjourn to next Saturday with hopes for reconciliation and possible new proposals amid Japan Russia talks.
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France plans to force Morocco over border town action
Paris reports France will press the sultan to free Bouzulean, an Algerian citizen. If refused, French military movement may seize Oudjda on the Moroccan frontier to secure the sultan’s compliance. Germany backs France but fears sultan’s possible reliance on Berlin. Most powers approve firm French course. action may wait a week to finalize demands.
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Hay Fever Cure Claimed In Breath Remedy
J. W. Shatf promotes Hyomei as a cure for hay fever, claiming it relieves sneezing, watery eyes, and nasal runniness. Proponent offers refunds if Hyomei fails to deliver results, with a price of 81.00 for a 50 cent product.
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Myamei
Six Women and Children Rescued After Two Days Lost
A Escanaba, Michigan, search party found six women and children who wandered the blueberry swamps north of the city for two days. They were half-starved but safe at home now. The group had left to pick blueberries Wednesday morning and became lost in the woods.
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Fever Record in New Orleans Daily Update
New cases 63, total to date 1 556. deaths 5, total to date 219. New fed 10, total Gate 252. Under treatment 18.
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Resolutions of Respect for W. S. Meade at Cambridge Ohio
The session of Second United Presbyterian Church Cambridge Ohio records heartfelt loss at the death of beloved member W S Meade. He served as teacher and leader, held high offices, and was a source of advice and encouragement to the church. Resolutions note the church's deep sorrow while affirming his enduring spiritual gain. Copies to be placed in the church record, given to the family, and sent to church papers. Homer Forsythe and V Wells sign as commissioners.
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Gallagher Bound Over In Alleged False Pretenses Case
Samuel J Gallagher was arraigned before Justice R W Lindsey on a warrant for obtaining money under false pretenses. He pled not guilty and was bound over to await grand jury action in 50. He was released after furnishing bail. The article also lists visitors, real estate actions, and local court activity, noting 22 criminal and 50 civil filings since May 6. It mentions changes in Newcomerstown with a Law and Order League and a telegram about a newborn with a rare condition.
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Proposition Of Paramese Merchants Convene With Canal Zone Officials
Merchants representatives met Governor Macoon Chief Engineer Stevens and President Amador at the palace to discuss canal construction needs. They urged limiting commissariat privileges to absolute necessities and suggested workers buy from the commissariat with redeemable coupons. Governor Maroon and Mr Stevens awaiting decision.
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Gigantic Glass Company Formed In Newark Area
Everett Breet named general manager as Amalgamated Glass Trust forms giant Newark centered enterprise. It absorbs Adulpous Bugel, The Ohis Bobble, Newark Machine Bottle, and Massillon Wooster plants, expands Newark output with new 14 bottles a minute machine. Amalgamated tariff rebate set at 3 percent starting August 15. A J Enlow promoted to sales manager at Berger and Star Rolling Mill Co.
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Reception to Hon John M Pattison in Cambridge
Democratic candidate John M Pattison was hosted at the Hotel Berwick for an informal reception in Cambridge. Republicans and Prohibitionists mingled with Democrats as Pattison expressed thanks for the hospitality and his trip from the Peony royal Reunion before heading to Columbus.
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Beware of Summer Germs and Mi-o-na Remedy
An ad-style notice warns that summer germs cause sickness if the stomach is weak. It promotes Mi-o-na tablets to strengthen digestion, destroy germs, and prevent headaches, backache, and loss of appetite, promising a refund if not cured. Details mention J. W. Shaft as guarantor of a money-back pot cure.
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