Peace Talks in Jeopardy as Czar Demands Indemnity
A special cabinet session reports a near breakdown in the Portsmouth peace conference. Russia will offer only to cede half of Sakhalin and cover prisoner costs, with no indemnity or funds reimbursement. Japan must respond to end the stalemate.
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Tokio
Portsmouth
N. H
Troosevelt
Japan
de Witte
Baron Komura
Nicholas
Russia
Sakhalin
Nicheolas
Meyer
Japan holds firm on Sakhalin in peace talks stalemate
Report outlines divergent views on Sakhalin division between Russia and Japan as peace negotiations stall. Proposals to split the island face strong opposition at Loklo and in press circles. Japanese officials stress insistence on terms and price, citing conquest rights. President Roosevelt's call and Baron Komura’s meeting are referenced without clear new concessions.
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Meyer
St Petersburg
Evar
Russia
Japan
Loklo
Tee Visor
Sakhalin
Associated Press
Proposal for indemnity plan fails in wartime talks
The text reports a failed compromise idea during negotiations involving Hoa appealing to both the Cary and the emperor of dapat. It describes the proposed indemnity scheme to fix prices by arbitration, which the Japs rejected and insisted on immediate incorporation into the proposition, causing the plan to fall through.
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Hoa
Cary
Dapat
Mediation Tone Mixed in Roosevelts Talks with Asia
Reported tensions surface amid the mediation effort as Russian and pan forces show resentment. A Prussian authority notes Roosevelt’s compromise message hints at support for pan’s indemnity while not endorsing territorial claims. De Witte and Pakahina’s interview captivates observers, with Witte masking astonishment as journalists press around him.
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Thtat Pan
Sakhalin
Peirce
Famevrew
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Wakahira
Wuitil
Printers Striking Chicago Shops Over Eight Hour, Open Shops
Chicago Aug 28 Union printers in 37 Chicago apothetae shops plan a strike by midweek with possible extension to twelve Midwest plants. No. 16 Typographical union raised assessment to 10 percent and pushed demands for an eight hour workday and closed shops, signaling a lengthy fight ahead. Also reported were a fatal accidental shooting in Yardville New Jersey and a yellow fever update from New Orleans with new cases and deaths.
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Brand
Ttnion
New Orleans
P. m
Jape Are Capturing Our Ships
News arrives that the bark Antilope, sailing from the United States, has been captured by Japan. It is the latest American vessel taken by Japanese in recent weeks.
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San Francisco
Haseen
United States
Scores On The Ball Fields Labor Day Baseball Results
Chicago and other cities report a weekend slate of games with multiple doubleheaders. Key scores include Pittsburg 4 Boston 6 in Boston, Philadelphia 3 Chicago 0, New York 2 Cincinnati 1, St Louis 3 Brooklyn 1, and Washington 2 St Louis 7 in various Saturday and Sunday contests across the circuit.
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Chicago
Ghfenso
Posten
Washington
St Louis A
Ab Cinengo Ousstan
Shaw Hints Gov Cummins in Reciprocity Row
Secretary Shaw releases a letter from Jim to Governor Cummins of Iowa in reply to Cummins’ remarks at the Chicago reciprocity convention. The note argues Cummins misread the French treaty and defends the treaty’s terms, noting Shaw’s surprise at reported statements about France and the U S market.
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Aus
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Jim
Cummins
Towa
Cimhilns
Chiergo
Chiengo
Ate
Chieige
Cumnins
Des Moines
Senate
France
United States
Muda
Des Moines Republican Daily
Why It Was Not Ratified Senate Debate Over Tariff and Discrimination
A fragmented text discusses why a treaty was not ratified. It mentions senators arguing against discriminating against Great Britain despite trade, cites specific tariff issues, including exemptions for American articles, and references debates and misrepresentations. It notes a Chicago address and a Strivus situation with police checks and rising unrest in Russia, especially in the Caucasus.
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Senatore
John Bull
Senate
Great Britain
France
Athorley
Inguin
Chicago
Earbert
Quarantine at Catro Amid Central Station Delays
At Cairo and Central Station authorities enforce a strict quarantine system with permits. Passengers arriving without permits are detained or directed to hotels. several incidents show enforcement barriers as trains wait. An editor and a Chicago carload of passengers faced delays and guard restrictions while inspectors applied the rules.
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Central Station
Catro
Huly
Memphis
Indiana
Paducah Reetster
Chicago
Dynamite Laden Steamer Grounded Off Cleveland Harbor
The Dorothy steam er from Wilmington bound for Houghton loaded with 6500 tons of dynamite ran aground near Cleveland harbor. Tugboats freed her after hours in danger of disaster. A pilot’s error sent the vessel into rocks 200 feet from shore. the captain and crew worked all night to avoid a blast that could have shattered downtown. The pilot resigned.
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Cleveland, Q
Dorothy
Roderick
Wilmington
Del
Houghton
Mich
Cleveland Harbor
Will Snub Prince Louis in St Johns Meeting
A public St Johns meeting of politicians merchants and citizens unanimously resolved to abandon the proposed ball and civic festivities for Prince Louis of Battenberg after learning he would stay only one night. Governor MacGregor prepared to divert his Labrador expedition to receive the prince, then he would have to return. No Discrimination says Tong in Cortland En route to Washington as Chinese envoy.
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N. B
Prince Louis of
Battenberg
St. Johna
MacGregor
Labrador
Finley
Portland
Ore
China
United States
FP. I. Tong
Cortland
Washington
Naval report on Amur river bombardment in August
Rear Admiral Watoka reports to the imperial navy that a naval division on the Amur river bombarded and destroyed two Tunisian grid stations named Oharet and Lazeero on the south bank. The action was recorded from Tokio on August 28.
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Tokio
Wataoka
Imperial Navy Department
Antoharet
Lazeero
Diverse 1900s World News Roundup from Unclear Copy
A scrambled outline of incidents and names from across nations. Topics include labor pay in New York bricklayers, Des Moines hotel management, a China base move, a Chicago leader in a legal case, a Kentucky farmer fined, a secretary warning, an insane incident in Cosham, Lincoln’s birthplace auction at a complex, Norwegian secession talks, Missouri politics debate, Detroit man attacked, a Baltic commissioner meeting, and a British exchequer figure traveling to Singapore.
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Horace Birdsall
Des Moines
Ene
China
West Slo Park
G. Selomumer
Chicago
John W W. Madden
Shaw
Wyter
Cosham
Abrahian Lincoln
Preterick J. Sehnebley
Kauss City
Sweden
Nomsing Tis
Norway
Phoee Cousins
Mork
Missouri
George Bevell
Detroit
Mien
Battido
Paris
Ke Feller
Mistook Their Man He Accepts All That Comes
A traveling Black man is mistaken for Governor La Follette in Peoria Illinois in a humorous reception mix up. He declines speeches and reveals he is a drummer, while La Follette approves of Governor Deneen and Hamlin, praising their integrity and potential reform.
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Lakollette
LalFaollette
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Hamlin
Robbery at A W Johanson’s Jewelry Store
Armed robbers held up the Wells street shop in Chicago and fled in a shaggy vehicle after a hourlong chase and gun battle. One suspect, W L Edwards, was captured and identified part of the loot. The haul totaled several thousand dollars. A female witness at a house nearby was also briefly held up.
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A. W. Johanson
Wells Street
W. L. Edwards
Romance of the Student in New York Prison Case
A wealthy woman seeks a new trial to free a youth jailed as a burglar to preserve her reputation. The case will reveal the identities of both, including the woman from an old New York family and an exclusive church, though she insists the relation remains platonic.
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New York
Criminal Courts
Carl Wischer-Hansen
Been Asleep Four Months Case From Yonkers
New York reports a remarkable Yonkers case where eight year old Charles Caneni remained in an unbroken trance like sleep for more than four months. He reportedly fell after whirling around a lamp post on April 6 and has not awakened since. Doctors nationwide consider neurology specialists may be called to study the case.
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Yonkers
Charles Caneni
Mary
Ping
Kidnapped Buffalo Boy Tells of Train Journey
John Besch, 15, said a stranger seized him in Buffalo and hauled him on a train to Chicago. He alleged brutal treatment during the trip, arrival in South Chicago early Friday, forced begging, and his eventual escape leading to police.
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Buffalo
N. Y
John Besch
Besch
South Chicago
Coal Miners to Strike in United Mine Workers Push
Aug 28 Manila Park speech by John Mitchell, president of United Mine Workers, vows union recognition and an eight hour day at wage renewal time in April. He cites 150,000 workers around the immense mining area and warns employers to meet union demands or face action.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
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Mitchell
George F. Baer
Philadelphia and Reading Company
Pittsburg
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thifFast Arnoy
Nature Spares The Stricken Nowe Som Grief
Nature spares suffering by blooming glory yet hair loss causes are known as a germ or parasite that burrows into hair follicles. Newbro's Herpicide destroys this germ allowing hair to grow as nature intended. Sold by leading druggists, send 10 cents for a sample to The Herpicide Co Detroit Mich Joseph Emmert Special Agent.
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Newbro
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