Peace prospects in war talks temper Japanese stance
London dispatches report Japan shows willingness to continue fighting if terms are harsh. Baron Hayashi says Russia has appointed plenipotentiaries but uncertain powers. Public opinion doubts easy terms while Sakhalin remains a consequence of ongoing campaigning.
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Angela
London
Baron Hayashi
Associated Press
Russia
M. Witte Vod
Baron Kogen
Wonthys Spa
Fuete
Hayashi
Japan
Sakhalin
Lissin
NO PESSIMISM AT OYSTER BAY
Oyster Bay July 19 The article notes no pessimism about the peace conference with the Russia and Japan representatives. It says the president has received no advices warranting gloom and expects sincere efforts to reconcile differences. Roosevelt remains intermediary, aiming for a durable peace treaty and possible mediation progress.
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Ovetor Bay
Roose
Russia
Tapan
Cotfercees
Rossin
Fapai
Bast
Hussin
Apa
Ships Damaged in Submarine Attacks Reported
Port Arthur dispatches note that several Russian ships suffered damage from submarine warfare with explosives placed inside the hulls. Some vessels were heavily damaged, while others remained seaworthy. modifications and repairs are planned by mid August. Leslie’s Monthly in New York announces it will cease under that title and become the American Monthly Magazine.
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Port Arta
Ae Alain Hove
Wilielr
Bayern
Witiess
Leslie's Monthly
New York
Frank Leslie
Leslie’s Monthly
Stokes Weds Miss Pastor in Modest Stamford Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Rose Pastor to John G. Phelps Stokes, second son of Ane son Phelps Stokes, took place at St Luke’s Episcopal Church Noroton. Rev Louis Keneth officiated with Rev Anson Phelps Stokes assisting. couple met while social workers in New York and plan a settlement work in Russia.
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Stamford
Conn
Miss Rose
John G. Phelps Stokes
Ane
Phelps Stokes
Phice
Hierckborn WN
John G. Pheelps
St. Luke's Episcopal
Norotom
Louis Keneh
St. Luke's
Anson Phelps Stokes
New Haven
Yale University
New York
Mas Paster
Russia
Fate of an Aeronaut at 4000 Feet in San Jose
Daniel Maloney, longtime climber with Professor Montgomery, died during a staged ascent at Santa Clara College in honor of the Tongue of the Crosa Cadets. The airship, tethered to a balloon, soared then stalled at about 4000 feet before flipping, plunging, and crashing to the ground as thousands watched in horror.
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San Jose
Cal
Daniel Maloney
Montgomery
Sanne Chinn
Maloney
Santa Clara College
Crosa
College Garden
Majoney
Anti Pass Law At Work In Wisconsin Officer Resignations
A July report notes Wisconsin National Guard officers, employed by railways and not paid by the state, will resign their guard posts due to anti pass law restrictions. The officers hold traveling roles with railway companies and must quit National Guard duty. The article also covers a Will dispute in New York and a gas and explosives incident in Washington, with minor related local notes.
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Dorehis
Wis
Wisconsin National Guard
Scores On The Ball Fields Cheico
July 1 baseball scores across leagues include Brooklyn 2 over Chicano 12, New York 2 over Pittsburgh, St Louis 1 over New York, Philadelphia 6 in 13 innings, Chicago Boston 10, Detroit 4, Minneapolis 11 over Columbus, St Paul 1 over Kansas City, Milwaukee 3, Omaha 1 over Des Moines, Pueblo 11 over St Joseph, Pueblo 7.
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Cheico
Heat Wave Fatalities Hit New York and Nearby Areas
A blistering heat wave across New York and neighboring cities caused numerous prostrations and deaths. New York City led with 190 prostrations and 26 deaths, Philadelphia 50/5, Baltimore 6/1, Boston 4/1, Pittsburgh 62/12, Buffalo 2/1. Mercifully low humidity limited fatalities. Brooklyn faced a looming water shortage and a threatened strike by water workers, with city officials urging restraint on street sprinkling and conservation.
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New York City
Washington
Boston
Pittshbure
Buffalo
Brooklyn
Fee
Water Department
Ice New
Record heat and scattered tragedies across cities
A heat wave hit multiple locales with record highs in Chicago and St. Louis. The day brought several prostrations and heat related injuries, while Detroit and Boston reported fatalities and illnesses linked to severe heat. A Cow Attacks incident in St Louis injured two women as they confronted a tethered animal.
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New York
New Palan
Losis
Whitelphia
Weather Bureau
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Tada
Spain
Hind
Detroit
Vuleda
Onih
Waste Cite
Fwo
Mt. Louis
Whaennee Boupeyaad
Botanica
Mes
Atm McCaon
Miss Maladikea
Half holiday refusid in oyster pay dispute with Washington
A fragmented report details a proposed half holiday for Oyster Pay unions in Washington. It notes interviews with officials regarding participation in a Sunday holiday and references the Navy’s position and President Roosevelt’s stance on granting a half holiday or general holiday for department employees. Secretary Bonaparte is cited as the final authority on the matter.
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Washington
Phi
Navy
Robbery at City Drug Store Sparks Wild Shootout
A bold armed raid at a downtown drug store on Twenty First Street and Seward resulted in a running gunfight. Five men, using bricks and weapons, escaped with money and jewelry after shooting at bystanders and injuring Frank Pandle and Leonard, who were hospitalized.
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Onubia
Faiy
Leena
Pourin
Sewrd
Leonerd
Pandle
Leonard
Use Of Mails A Privilege In Federal Case
In a U.S. circuit court petition, Nidward G Lewis seeks to set aside a federal fraud order denying him and the People's United States bank access to the mails. District Attorney Dyer Williams argues that mail use is a privilege Congress may revoke without violating the Constitution. The report also notes drownings in Namakagon and political transitions in Washington.
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Counpress
Refined sugar prices fall amid mixed national notes
A varied outline reports sugar prices dropping while other items and people appear in unsettled statements. Mentioned are Thomas Wy Lawson arriving in Boston, Cav eynorohinson of Minesota, and Ren Sadleirad Braneds. Also cited are Washington navy officials, a hospital operation in Boston, a battle ship move, Daniel Mo Robinson's death, drownings near St Niwalre France, Crete rebellion aid, J Scott Leary’s 100 yard swimming record.
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Bayy Department
Res
Ohteo
Daniel Mo Robinson
Ite
St. Paul
St. Niwalre
Loire
France
Lilian
J. Scott Leary
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Lewry and Clark Fair
Rail Excursion Tickets for Denver and Portland Expos
The C. M. & St. Paul will sell excursion tickets to Denver and return June 60 July for the International Haworth League convention at $26.00 and for the Encampment G. A. R. Sept. 4 7 will sell Aug. 20 to Sept. 3 inclusive for $20.00. To Portland Ireland July 6 7 4 American Medical association and May 23 24 26 and parts in June July August and Sept account Lewin Clark Centennial expos for $36.60 round trip. 26d wtd J B Swarr Agent.
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C. M. & St. Paul
Denver
International Haworth League
Portland
American Medical Association
J.B. Swarr
Low Rail Rates Promised to Many West Coast Cities
Low rates to Portland Oregon and Chicago Great Western Railway. Tickets on sale from May 23 to September 29. Also very low rates to Seattle Tacoma Bellingham Everett Washington Victoria Vancouver British Columbia and San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego California. For details contact any Great Western agent or J P Elmer G P A St Paul Minnesota.
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Ore
Chicago Great Western Railway
Seattle
Tacoma
Bellingham
Everett
Wash
Victoria
Vancouver
B. C
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Cal
Great Western
J. P. Elmer
St. Paul
Minn
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Rockefeller
Monk
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Freeport
Illinois
Hofmann & Buss
Northwest Laundry
Mason’s
F. A. Schulz
WM. Walton
Stephe
Schoeffel & Brokhausen
Witte
Tokio
The
Daily Telegraph
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Oyster Bay
Hussian Irenchadsa
Cort
Arthur Harbor
Stokes
Miss Pastor
Yewerss
Noraten
Truats
Imaelf
Dane
Ita Firat Acre
Winconsin
Williem Alegter
Dt Will
Lis Widhow
Lo Marta Iewler
Waeckbarn
Vince Lamaher
ELGG
Alexer
Sitoela
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Orty States
Arctic
New England
New Janghland
Perre Beaute
United States
Croatia
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Prosiliies
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Deatra
Cron Bare Piite
Aberdeen
Froria
Cras
Peoples United Statan Bank
Kaukevelt
Hay
Beklesion
Philadelphia
Ridwigut
White Trove
Oman
Mts
Namakagon
Ashland
Daly T—Mors
Use and Daughter
Kansas City
Mat Ward Kiwing
Cable
Namakagen
Ewing
Loth
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Daly W—Teinoat
Jayce Reatlosa
Luly
Joyce
Clark
A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
People’s Column
Towa
John M. Cannon
Oresco
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Stephenson Street
Tlinois
Stuntp
D. Ih. Moore
A. Oralis
Stephenian and
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Hbeatz
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Kintzel
Charles B. Byerly
Stephenson Straat West Freeport
Ingelot
Pleasant
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Bintebank
Miller
Telia Lys
Gliena Avenue
Galena Ave
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Mont BL
J. BT. DuFour
Armory Hall
T-batt
City Witor
Beaver Etreet
J.G. Riley
Ti Elk St
F. E. Schaefer
Upper Stephenson
South Galenk Ave
Walton Nephews, Wiehw ‘O
Menat Market
Cure Journal
Yale College
M. KF
Miller and
LOVE
Krug’s Hardware
Brenhoenson
E. M
Merek & O'Brien
Brown & Dollmeyver
Esant
Hale
Michaud
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