New Peace Plan Emerges From Intergovernmental Mediation
A Wednesday meeting among mediators and five governments produced a new peace proposal. Roosevelt conveyed the plan’s transcript to Turmanoutl, outlining concessions and cost reimbursements, while Japan ceded no naval expansion, and talks aimed at a pragmatic framework moved toward a Saturday decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitelie Eanferenes
Roomtyel
Sovermmoejin
Nynstiy
Roosevelt
Lina
Plo
Deanell
Navy Yard
Algring
Touun
Witle
Seropter
Principia
Japan
Tagan Cubrice
Sakhally
Japas
Escapes Gihabet Again in Fractured Report
A chaotic OCR fragment from Illinois reports a judge rejected a plea and the killer, linked to a wife murder case, was superseded by the Supreme Court clerk. Names and details are garbled, but the line implies ongoing court action related to a murder case in Chicago with an unresolved outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Hovh
Tolinan
Chicago
Ilinois
Atiennes Irank
Comerford
Hloch
Fragmented Text About Inheritances and Estates
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Heary Graham Lito deducing a late Wudgy Monry Upton. A substantial fund RP0000.000 is allegedly allocated to ninety Bymvin Gerfish, tied to Cogte Ione y and Mtod of nephilia on the HUMan estate 3p Morris Wolghta, No.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heary Graham Lito
Monry Upton
Ines
Fragmented Local Notice About Terse Event
A damaged OCR fragment reports an urban disturbance with mentions of Cutelli and Ruaalaa Suva involvement. It references violence and a forceful action in a port area and a contested takeover. The text is unreadable in parts but suggests a conflict or attack with unclear dates or actors.
Weather and crop damage across regions signals heavy harvest impact
A government report notes excessive rain and storms across the Midwest and West, with drought relief in the Dakotas and Minnesota. It details wind damage in Kansas and Oregon, hail and hail storms in Missouri and Arkansas, and widespread corn and wheat losses from Montana to Texas. Reports of shrunken grain and poor yields appear in Washington and Oregon, with nationwide effects on principal grain districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lrop
Werther Buren
Walt
New Bay
Qorkiorn
Middin
Atlanti
Bates
Dakotay
Minne
Gult
Kansas
Stucky
Oregon
Mobroaka
Misonsi
Ariana
Marth Dakota
Washington
Muahonoplaint
Lake Relon
Sissouri
Centro
Conger Resigns as Ambassador to Mexico for Private Reasons
Ambassador Conger resigns his post citing private reasons and personal factors. He plans to travel to China for talks with developing firms linked to J. P. Morgan interests, while replacements in the State Department are being considered, with Secretary of State and other aides expected to depart or be reassigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnhwasador
Mexico
Postilor
Hawi FE
Conger
Thia
Conger Ia
Ghia
Cante Bdtanin
Ha Aierioua
Ching Developent
J. P. Mori
Loomis
Seat
Fever Babies Being Born Decline in U S Says Census Bureau
A census bulletin led by Professor Walter Wives of Geneva University notes ongoing decline in birth rates since 1800. It shows children under 10 once formed one third of the population early, then one fourth by later decades, with regional and foreign-born differences and a larger share of Negro children than white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ingo
Census Bureau
Walter I
Gye Toll
Coluimbia
North Dakota
Indi
North
Cannley Distriets
Citlonia
Econtutry
Mirhera
Soro
CURZON QUITS INDIAN POST WITH NEW VICE ROYAL APPOINTMENT
A telegram from the India Office in London reports Lord Curzon’s resignation as Viceroy of India. It states a new successor, Sir Edmund Burrrow, will be appointed as Governor General of Canada, with August 14 as the resignation date. The move follows cabinet opposition to Curzon's recommendations and widespread press sentiment in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minto
Ole
Lod Gnexon
Kadleston
Steeroy
Inddin
Ela
Mir
Generil
Cana
Indht
Fnr
London
Tard Cannon
Cure Zou
TVET
India
Lord Curzon
Edmund Brrrow
Curzon
Kittehener
Swilant
Thas ‘ Taunderdieelles
Bermlives
Witehenees
Curzo Fran
Maury Giller
Tain Lelier
Chicago
Ned Fy Washington
George Curnon
George
Tain
Death of Mary Mapes Dodge Pioneer of St Nicholas Dies
Mary Mapes Dodge, famed editor of St Nicholas Magazine and author of children's tales, died at her summer cottage in Ontario Dark, Saunderaville, New York. She had recently declined health but remained active, shaping young writers with advice and steering readers toward hopeful paths. Her notable works include Hine Drinker and Story of Life in Holland, with later titles like Penal and Dorothy and Phazard of Wage. Born in New York City to Sains T. Mapes, she married William Dodge in 1851.
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Ealtor
Nicholua
Mary Mapes Dodge
Edd
Tor
Nicholag
Wee
Mary
Dodge
Warnin
Promi
Niwaya
St. Nicholas
Staries
Gyaiys
Pheuir Lous
Hine Mtrinker
Holland
Fis Drvington Tos Amuuty
Penal
Dorothy
Hoophilus
Lisa
Young
Phazard
New York
Qaily
Saines T. Mapes
William Dodge
Howser
Explosion on Gunboat Beneington Causes Casualties
A gunboat disaster at San Diego caused heavy loss of life and injuries when a neglectful act led to the Kexplosion of the Gunboat Beneington. An officer and an associated union were named as responsible for the wreck and deaths of many crew members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunhoet Bennington
Union
San Diego
Cal
Untitled note on honors of Taly Cirren and Kheeston
A garbled entry honors the spouse of the viceroy, noting Taly Cirren and Kheeston in unclear terms regarding duties and status. The text is fragmentary and does not provide concrete dates or complete names.
Trade Turmoil Over Regretful China Boycott Hit by Merchants
A Shanghai consular report says Chinese merchants regret the U S boycott harming commerce. The Shanghai Chamber of Commerce urges ending the boycott amid losses in Shanghai and Singapore trade routes. The State Department notes U S officials seek to halt the anti foreign movement with Chinese allies' aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
United States
Shanghai
Langers
State Department
Uhiness Chamber of Commerce
Wiel
Torchanty
Cait
Shirazi
Chamber of Commerce
Atte de PaelMent
Straita Settlements
hisKely
Wither
Singapore
Roigees
Boyond
Venlens
Mhister Rock- HM
Davcovnewil
Denver G A R Camp Preparations For Sept Reunion
Denver committees prepare for the G A R reunion encampment set for September 4 in Denver. Officials anticipate up to 100,000 visitors as downtown sites and meeting spaces are readied. Local tax disputes and a murder trial verdict also appear in this late 1900s summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Sehiou Olldings
Vavink Simveroums
Touhiltzer
Allo
Dream Corps
Disbon
Court martial findings on Valves Disaster At Sea
A court martial report concludes Captain Wade and several officers failed duty over a valve overhaul that led to a deadly explosion. It assigns negligence to D N Holland and Chief Machinist Ferguson, notes Wade’s subordinates reported inspections, and says no further proceedings follow due to death. Secretary Bonaparte awaits presidential word before action. The panel commends officers for courage and self forgetfulness.
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Judy
Mie
Court of Maie
N, N. Stevenson
Thomas
Thorps
Moore
Bonaparte Mons Hee
Villear
Charles J. Wide
de Holler
Dio
Hostiu Wade
Dalkent
Muarel
Eos
Misteke
D. N. Holland
Bonaparte
Wade
Fragmented Historical Notice on War Figures and Scholars
A garbled 19th century style summary mentions Percenary Wolsiat roaming war zones in Gel. Vuoth, commander of Salvae lisa uniy, facing slavery work, and Mustard of Daleth with Vesummaut of the olivoynt family of New Menckil visiting New York while lamenting his ordeal. General Roark aboard ship ignores dinner. Rev. John Sharp prepares a London Bible Society presentation for 25 years of service. W Moing of Pittsburgh plans to host a Japanese Sunday school worker and travel to Japan. Philip Bourks Maraton, the blind English writer, struggles with his typewriter, lamenting the broken ribbon.
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Wolsiat
Gel. Vuoth
Salvaelisa Uniy
Mustard
Daleth
Minnix
Vesummaut
Olivoynt
New Menckil
Bomby
New York
Roark
Salyn Hapseme
John Sharp
London Bible Sovietios
Brryice Slorthy
W. Moing
Pittaluirg
Scott
Japan
Anna Vise
Philip Bourks Maraton
Sefsol
Malady Outbreak Prompt Action in New Orleans
The city pushes quarantine measures to halt a fever outbreak as a yellow fever expert reports New Orleans under control though cases rise in surrounding areas. Officials plan detainment camps, restrict travel from infected points, and coordinate with Baton Rouge authorities.
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New Orleans
John Gulterns
Marine Hospital Service
Crauke
Tran Weil
H. White
Edmond, Souchon
Boul
Beverlay Warner
Charles Jangler
Baton Rouge
Blanchard
Barpy
Reserve
Bumichard
Orlents
Leeylle
Juyou Lafourche
Serre Aux Rooufs
St. Bernard Parish
Mississippi City
Miss
Otter
Mississippi
Vardunian
Julis
Verdanman
Poster Crees Lumber Company
Dayton
Misa
Jailed for Cotton Leak in District Attorney Probe
Frederick A. Peckham arrested at Saratoga, held on $12,000 bail as part of Morgan H. Beach’s probe into cotton crop estimate manipulation. Three indictments by a federal grand jury in Washington allege conspiracy to defraud the government, with Edwin S. Holies and Moses ase named as co defendants.
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Frederick A. Peckham
Saratoga
Morgan H. Beach
Department of Agriculture
Federal Grand Jury
Washington
Inten
Lee Frederick A. Peeliate
New York
United States
Charles M. Davison
Peckham
Ballston
Edwin
Holaies
Departmen of Agriculture
Moses Ase
Holmes
Government
Southern Cotton Association
Hrs
T. A. van Riper
Molmes
All Around the Globe Newspaper Fragment
A garbled OCR fragment reports a New York police raid on a den of alleged swindling wire tippers and arrests. It mentions jealousy leading to a fatal shooting by John Jebelos and a suicide, plus injuries to bricklayers on Greensburg Pennsylvania courthouse construction. It references Buckley postmaster scrutiny, Gov. Higgins regulatory action, and a wanted man in Buffalo Pittsburg, with scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe New York Police
John Jebelos
Lela McBride
Aunttun
Ala
New Court House
Greensburg
O. W. Buckley
Montgomery
Alu
Postofice
Sunday School Lesson on Judah and Babylonian Captivity
The text reviews Israel’s fall and Judah’s exile under Nebuchadnezzar, noting Solomon’s era, the split of the kingdom, and later conquests. It explains how loyalty or disobedience to God shaped fortunes, the destruction of Jerusalem, and the long diaspora across Persian and Greco Roman realms, with Jeremiah’s prophecy of a seventy year captivity.
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Tudah
Jezma
Sara
Durer Ravid
Dalbenegy
Asay
Judah
Palestine
Judea
God
Zedekiah
Egypt
Babylon
Nebuchadnezzar
Kingdom of Israel
Huphrates Valley
Tuch
Jerusalem
Temple
Asta
Anre
Nebuchadnesane
Abu
Jeremiah
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Farar
Rusalaus
Dotallao
Gihabet
Soteann Fock
Naapelk
Muasiay Guihoat
NEW Uvob
Uiniste Conann
Conund Bulletin
Indian Post
M4ry Mapeb Dodge
Kheeston
Tadinum
Lady Curzon
T.old Curzof
G A. R
Peoaident Marvimin
Southern Pacific
Kentucky
Nigholas Stein
Wargo
Charles Dolman
Juy
Eix
Sebo
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