Not Yet Out of the Woods Concedes Peace Terms
From Oyster Bay messages of congratulation arrive for Japan and Russia on the Portsmouth peace, while terms provoke mixed reaction. President Roosevelt’s view of careful caution and continued negotiation underscores the ongoing effort to finalize the treaty. gushy congratulatory notes from Edward VII William II and others echo global interest as drafting proceeds.
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Oyster Bay
Russia
Japan
Loni
Tito
Phe Peasont
Edward
England
Empeor Wiliam
Gern
Jusserani
France
Liang Ci Minnister
Orient
William J. Bryan
Vst
Emery
N.Y
Baron Komura
Jpvan
Washington
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AT A CROSSING Two Die When Passenger Coach Overturned
Augusta police officer F J Murphy was killed and a passenger, George J Lott, severely injured when a passenger coach overturned at a crossing. The accident occurred near the switch as the rear of the car lurched and derailed. City officials and hospital staff reported the events and began investigations into the crash.
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Augusta
F. J. Murphy
George J. Lott
Sheril
Neat Coath
Carolna
Georgia
Aumisca Gar
Pot Murpoy
Man Convicted Husband Killed Wife Sentenced After 29 Years
A man convicted of killing his wife in Namfron County nearly three decades ago has been released from prison after 29 years. The case traces to a previous lifetime in the county, with details of the crime and subsequent imprisonment cited in local reports.
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Florence
Jarden
Sergele
Rooker
Goernor Herries
Namfron County
TWO SHOT In an Affray on a Passenger Train
Alfred Ray was killed and William Bi fatally shot on a northbound passenger train near Stephenson Kentucky. Porter John Haehank was jailed at Hardinsburg on murder charges and a woman described as a possible participant may face action. Witnesses report a confrontation began aboard the Halleville bound car as the train neared Stephenson.
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Louisville
Alfred Ray
William Bi
Ray
Halleville
Tor
Ohio Olio items mix crime and coal market notes
The column reports a mix of Ohio incidents and economy notes. It describes testimony in a domestic case involving Mrs. Talgart and alleged assaults, then shifts to coal price changes and a proposed advance in coal prices. It also covers a fatal interurban collision near Springfield with multiple injuries, a missing hotel keeper in West Union, a just homicide ruling in Tanmillen, an arrest tied to a reservoir bombing attempt in St Marys, a Shelby policeman’s death on duty, a street piano worker killed in Cincinnati, and gold found in Cadiz area attracting crowds.
Roosevelt Eyes Renewed Hague Conference Meeting
President Roosevelt plans renewed effort to convene The Hague Conference after Russia and Japan peace treaty. Assistant Secretary Loomis to seek explanation from Bergh over alleged delay by the Norwegian born consul. State Department anticipates widespread support and a second circular note to push the project forward.
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Washington
Unclear local conflict hints and wartime mobility near Petersburg
Fragmentary report notes a fatality near Wheeler from a quarrel in a home area, a fire at Frnser Harrison hardware, and armed men supplying forces in Petersburg regions. The piece mentions provincial actions tied to Jewish settlement policies and new townships around St Petersburg as authorities plan cultural gene initiatives.
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Wheeler
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Princeville
Officials Aid the Boycott in Shanghai Breach Allegations
In Shanghai officials move to enforce a boycott, fining dealers for alleged breaches and forcing signers to pledge not to buy American goods. The action targets Chinese and foreign merchants with coercive measures led by student agitators, while officials weigh punishments and honors.
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Chinese Chamber of Commerce
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America
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Man disappears after hotel stay sparks cross country search
A missing man from Washington and San Francisco, John W. Rogers, was last seen near the Hotel Ten Eyck in Albany. Authorities traced him to Providence where a doctor connected him to a possible incident of illness and a forged bank check for 1400 dollars. Other items note a boy’s fall from a tree in Marion and a fatal railway crossing accident near Augusta with three injured.
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Lnck
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Labor Strikes Sweep Chicago and Nation Wide
A wave of strikes spreads from Chicago to national attention as unions push demands on work hours and conditions. Prominent groups including Typographical and other labor bodies press for open shop limits, while political figures in Moscow and Washington react to the peace outlook and wartime labor policy amid statements praising the end of hostilities.
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Poole Trotters
M A Dorie 6 Company
Veilodist Pool
Conrern
Windowglass Workers to Start in Cleveland Area
About 1,500 windowglass workers of the Amalgamated Windowglass Workers of America will return to work Saturday for 19 manufacturers. President A. L. Faulkner announced a favorable outlook with no anticipated trouble, despite a National Association scale. only one plant will begin Saturday with L. A. No. counts. Local notices mention other industry actions and arrests in Ohio cities.
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National Association of Windowglass Manufacturers
Discontent Overseas Over Peace Terms at Portsmouth
The press reacts with dismay at Russia’s indemnity demands and Japan’s acceptance of terms. Officials warn a flawed peace risks national pride and future conflicts. Opinion echoes that weak diplomacy undermined victory, with calls for stronger terms and renewed resolve.
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Nichinichi
Fusionists Seek Mayor Candidate in Greater New York
Sept 1 New York reports fusion talks among Tocal aligned groups opposing Tanmmans Wall. R Fallon Cuttingate notes Citizens Union has no other candidate than District Attorney William Jerome, sparking debate on Jerome’s views on municipal ownership and bar issues. A committee may study possible candidates. meanwhile a separate note mentions a major Western Pacific railroad contract and Sierra Nevada tunneling plans by The Total Construction.
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