Jap Peace Terms Seen By Tokyo Aims And Indemnity View
Tokyo peace delegation head Komi and spokesman Sato say Japan seeks peace with moderate terms and no excessive demands, but an indemnity is likely due to wartime costs. They expect armistice discussions to begin, and note Japanese public support while Roosevelt and diplomats greet the visitors in Yokohama and Washington.
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New York
Japan
Ain
Tortsmouth
N.ohe
Traron Komi
Ian Sato
Sato
Rusetan
Terview
Russia
Tassin
Stoawio
Sata
Wlah
Jasem
Tha Pip
Roosevelt
Inconclusive July 2 Advance Report From Northern Front
An OCR fragment reports on July 2 actions near Troms and Pusan where Russian and Japanese forces clashed. It mentions dislodging enemy positions at Puku and Viavong, a railway line engagement, cavalry and infantry movements, and a Russian battery being captured after Japanese advances. The text is garbled and repeats battle details with uncertain locations and scales.
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Tokio
Joly
Daromaiesewry
Moret
Niles
Secoml
Iitvaten
AMG
Hese SustEedio Logses
Bussitas Ce
Teurdy
Braie
War Secretary Welcomed in Yokohama on Visit
Secretary Part arrived in Yokohama with his party including Miss Roosevelt to a warm reception as the city decorates for the official visit in July in Tokyo.
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Futhuabaya
Tokio
Part
Yokohama
Miss Stoosevelt
Petersburg Zeitung Links Russo-German Conference To Internal Crisis
The Petersburg Zeitung emphasizes the press conference between Emperor Nicholas and Emperor Franz Joseph as shaping Russia’s internal affairs. It argues the interview could influence both Russian policy and Prussia’s stance, noting the German role and potential impact on negotiations amid Hassia’s mounting issue. The piece stresses the emperor’s brotherly ally’s verdict as pivotal.
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St. Petersburg
At. Petersburg Zeitung
Germi
Nicholas
Emperar
Wien
Russia
Tnt
II Hassia
Minst
Dalrymple Opinion on Chicago Municipal Railways Reform
Chicago July 26. James Dalrymple pins blame on political bosses and unions as the greatest curses facing US municipal reform. He contends no place exists for Democratic or Republican parties in Chicago street railway management and warns unions and local politicians threaten national prosperity unless checked.
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Chicago
Suierfean
Hirvor Union
United States
Jaanes Walrynple
Dunne
Nator
Flo
Adenace
Truth at New Orleans on yellow fever figures
New Orleans health officials report suspected and positive yellow fever cases and deaths from July to date, with July through the 31st tallies and ongoing surveillance. George A. Young has been assigned to oversee the pamphletization of reads to cooperate with state authorities and localities in quarantine efforts.
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New Orleans
State Board of Health
Leard
Health
Westermlay
George A. Youn
Miivine Lospland
Serelee
Anesville
Daly J& and Want
New Lexington
Qderntingy Park
New Milwaukee Diocese: Appointed Bishop Nomination
The Catholic Church in Milwaukee reports Rev. Ante and Scldaner have been appointed to the office of bishop for the newly created diocese of Suapertar Wis. Pending confirmations include Donde of Washington and Archbishop S. G. Abessner, with care for the consecration timeline and Holy See procedures.
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New Homan Catholic Winhop
Milwaukee
Judy
Ante Wists I Scldaner
Suapertar
Wis
Sata Piesis
Scores on the Ball Fields Chienge Duty 26
Baseball scores list various city matchups with teams such as Boston, New York, Cleveland, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Chicago, and Sioux City. The results include 10 to 12 run totals and multiple city pairings across leagues and associations.
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Chienge
Duty
Boston Tilts Bugs
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
New Yorks
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Mineheapolis
Urusas City
St. Pheud
Des Moines
Pueblo
Sioux City
Venver
Deals Ward Knocks Ke Slashes Right and Left
Boston July 26 A scathing condemnation of big life insurers reports by Massachusetts Insurance Commissioner Frederick U Cutting. He blasts the Equitable Life Mutual Life and New York Life as major drivers of soaring expenses and risky practices. The document calls for immediate reform and legislative action to curb extraordinary deposits and allied trust company arrangements.
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Boston
Celtleisin
Ferize
Prederoteh U. Cutting
Asuranes
Masaichisetts
Dr Jekyll and Mai Ydte
Ad Cout Sh Recammineneitiot
Equitable Life
Muttal Life
New York Life
Lgeest
Fraternal Insurance Betrayal Report Exposed
A 25 year boom in Equitable Life style insurance funds is questioned by a commission report. It accuses the fraternal insurer of hidden misdeeds, exposes costly new rates, and highlights conflicts between directors, agents, and policyholders while detailing a violent crime linked to the scandal. The document names individuals and places amid a sprawling financial audit and related headlines.
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
Dr. Jekyll and
Me Lyde
Finsyy- Hhee
Mumey
Crust Com
Cohmnssoner
Debe
Fideeney
Fasiae
Couipatios
Oathelis
Steand Lest
Publishers Complain At Hearing On General Paper Practices
July hearing before Special Examiner Taylor examined General Paper Company methods. A C Wess, Conde Thiamin, W L Murphy and others testified to ongoing strain since formation, with Wolas expressing despair at doing business with the company. He noted competition had ended and freight costs affected supply, while independent papers remained in the northwest.
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Rt. Taul
Dave Aticntion
General Paper Company
Taylor
United States Court
Aa. C. Wess
General Pratunger
Lac Luth Hyening
Taper
Wolas
Gener Paper Company
Angis
Ile
Piper Companies
Northwest
Ace
Efe
Tut
NO SPREAD OF THE STRIKE IN CHICAGO
The Teamsters' fond Council met to decide that unionized workers would not spread the strike. employers' association members would not hire struck workers until the strike ended. After a lengthy debate, the council ordered all local unions to call off the strike and prohibited boycotting any houses in the city.
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Chicago
Teamsters' Fond Council
Ebmployers’ Association
Joel Wiliaws
Wifous
Roosevelt portrait ad sparks Spokane pamphlet dispute
Spokane officials report President Roosevelt objects to his portrait on a pamphlet used in local ads. The Chamber of Commerce cancelled an order for 30 000 brochures and moved to halt distribution after receiving a White House letter dated July 19 urging removal. No law compels such action, but efforts continue to limit spread of the brochure.
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Spokane
Wash
Roosevelt King
Monroe
Chamber of Commerce
White Trouse
Washington
Spoxane
Roosevelt
Ghimber of Commerce
Galiu
Fragmented garbled report on multiple events and figures
A garbled article mentions a prison fire at Huntsville and losses of 850 600, with convicts moved elsewhere. It also references political figures Trump style, Roosevelt, and a German empire question. Additional items include a yacht found near Ashbury Ohio and a Russian peace plenipotentiary sailing from Cherbourg to New York.
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Tage
Rietikind
Baimae
Huntevite
Qanevad Hanes
Becore Presiduuit
Roosevelt
National Association of Ental Exiuidtiers
Butte
Pratific Party of
Ohio
Co- Habis
Vuierfean Association of Optivitons
Minneapolis
Neaed Noomi
Tyne Eeu
Ashtibuli
Maite Witte
Aussian Peace Plenipotentiary
Cherbourg
New York
Old Lair of the Tiger Was Noted in Its Day
A blazed ruin at 162 164 Clark street, once a famed gambling house called the House of David, burned after a sulphur fumigation attempt. Firefighters Walter Stedman and others were injured. total damage estimated at 3.0 thousand dollars. Burgers and patrons fled as smoke filled the building, with surrounding eateries reassured by police.
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Chicago
David
Chirk
Walter Stedman
Rank Bradbelt
Centent
Burky & Milan
Dolletto
Capain Chibbens
Madison and Clark Ghents
House of Pavidl
World’s Fair Baby Fostered Then Died in Chicago
A nameless baby left at a World's Fair cradle was fostered by Mrs. Thayer in Chicago after charity workers organized care. The infant, about six weeks old and weighing under six pounds, died from complications after a toy pistol incident. The article also notes marriages, a suicide, and a lineman's fatal electric accident near Marysville.
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Chicago
Imad
Hoe
Children's Aid Society
Colm
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