Russia Presses for Inch by Inch Claims in Peace Talks
Portsmouth dispatch notes Russia will contest every Japanese claim and seek modifications even where Japan’s rights are clear. M. Witte says Russia aims to keep fighting if needed, while seeking peace but able to endure years of war. Talks focus on Sakhalin, indemnity, and Korea’s protectorate as Korea topic dominates discussions.
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Japan
Sakhalin
High Seas
Pcripps
Maae Press Association
Portsmouth
N. H
Russia
Mig
Rssuet
Sakhalin Island
Russla
Korean Strait
Pacific
Vladivostok
Navy Yard
Witte
Baron Rosen
Baron Kemera
M. Takahira
Wntial
Korea
Counsel Chamber
Baturdas
Ti Fa
Rusela
City Record For A Day Birthe And Day Families
A dense list of names and addresses appears for births, deaths, marriages, and building permits. Entries include Frank E Pierson of Indianapolis death from tuberculosis Eloise Walker Wilder in Illinois Bright's disease Catherine Hazeley inflammation of stomach and several railroad and hospital mentions. Marriages listed include Joseph Fair with Bertha Haan Elmer Spall with Irene Warley Loyd Noble Cox with Clara Hollingsworth and Orton F Reed with Laura Reed. Building permits show various cottages and additions with dollar values.
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Frank E. Pierson
Indianapolis
Eloise Walker Wilder
Illinois
Bright
Catherine Hazeley
Lawrence
John F. Lamb
Julu B. Martin
John Bibl
City Hospital
Joseph Fair
Bertha Haan
Elmer Spal
Irene Warley
Jesse B. Laton
Helen T. Elliott
Loyd Noble Cox
Clara Hollings
Worth Orton F. Reed
Laura B. Reed
Terre Haute rail commission to probe excessive rates
The Terre Haute rail commission will investigate alleged excessive charges by the E and T H railroad for transportation of bay cargo. A shipper in Terre Haute claims overpricing, prompting a formal inquiry on Tuesday.
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Terre Haute
E. and
T. H
Bay
Terre Maute
Jeebaees
Chorus Girl Widowed in One Year Death and Wealth Shock
The funeral of Alan Wood, Pittsburg steel magnate, will be held Tuesday at Stephen Merrill mortuary chapel. His body will be interred at Kensica cemetery then moved to Pittsburg to lie beside two former wives. Wood’s estate is valued between 10 and 20 million dollars, to be divided between Mrs Wood and his four children from former marriages. Goldie Mohr, a chorus girl, becomes widow of a steel millionaire with a 4 million dollar dower in the estate.
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Bcripps-M'Rae Press Association
New York
Alan Wood
Wood
Goldie Mohr
Beating Ends in Death at Unclever Farm
In Loganport on a Sunday afternoon William F McClaeb fought with Joseph Unketer after a corn knife threat. McClaeb, aided by his sister Mrs. Stewart, knocked Unketer down and punched his stomach and face, fracturing bones. Unketer died en route to the hospital. McClaeb was restrained by a policeman.
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Logansport
William F McClaeb
Joseph Unketer
Charles Stewart
McClaeb
Sncores
Fugitive 18 Caught After Train Arrival
Police received four messages from Cushman Indiana saying Robert Durns eighteen, wanted for stealing ten dollars, was on a Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton line train to Indianapolis. Detectives Masming and Simon found him near Union Station and took him to the police station. Burns claimed Brownsburg Indiana as home and said he stole the money while working with Los Chantz at Cushman.
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C. E. Chance
Marnhat
Cushman
Ind
Robert Durns
Alsway
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Burns
Brownsburg
Los &Chantz
Out in the State Local News Snapshot from Indiana
A wrap of scattered Indiana items reports Latoliette addressing a Chautauqua in Wisconsin, a serious runaway injury to Mr and Mrs Ludlow near Connersville, a fatal burn from an alcohol stove explosion near Kokomo, a lightning strike on Wentey Harvest's barn, arrests for liquor charges in Anderson, a fatal head injury at a dance in Belle Union, a man named Daniel Irvin losing a foot beneath a train near Lafayette, and a Methodist preacher in Richmond accusing Mayor Ziniewarman of corruption during a sermon.
Sunday arrest counts show fewer incidents in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis police list for Sunday arrests shows a notable decline with 50 to 65 persons named between midnight Saturday and midnight Sunday. The roster includes numerous statutory offenses and assaults, with multiple drunks and loiterers, along with names such as B F Harris and John Brown among others.
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The
Sun
Indianapolis
Holtaman
Jong
B. F. Harris
Offen Tohn Brown
Statutory Offensa
James Farritter
Nire
Joe Clarke’s Career Shuffle Sheds Light on Recorder’s Office
Joseph H. Clarke, former deputy factory inspector, reappears in statehouse circles with ties to County Recorder Lew Shank and racehorse connections. He says no feud with Harry Wallace drove his move, just a shift to salary security while awaiting Velie campaign. Clarke plans travel to Indianapolis and Massachusetts, then voting in the upcoming race.
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Joseph H. Clark
Lew Shank
Harry Wallace
Statehouse
Clarke
Receorder
Recorder's
Ine
Columbus
Buffalo
Glarke
Indianapolis
Massachusetts
Campein
Kunt
Wallace
Shank
Cupid Forced To Wait For Evening Licenses
Deputy county clerk Leonard Quill found his home crowded with witnesses and three couples seeking marriage licenses after hours. He had instructed applicants to call at his parents’ home at 6:30 p.m., but forgot and had to work until midnight to issue the licenses.
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Leonard Quill
Dlam
Berner
Quill
Two Governors Plan Visit to Lafayettes Chautauqua
Governor J Frank Hanly aims to visit Lafayette on Monday to introduce Give LaVollette, with plans at the Chautauqua in Msaly's bom OWE.
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J. Frank Hanly
Lafayetts
LaVollette
Msaly
New Plans For Track Elevation In Indianapolis
Plans for elevating tracks at Ken tucky ave in Indianapolis by the Pennsylvania railroad and the I V plan would route the Indianapolis & Vincennes line over Pennsylvania main tracks. A new bridge across White River is proposed south of the Big Four bridge with limited elevation of Pennsylvania tracks. The Board of Works will review the Pennsylvania plans while delaying action to let City Engineer Jeup study the changes.
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Ken- Ackyave
Pracavania Railroad Company
Soard
Public Works
Jeup
Indianapolis & Vincennes Railroad
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
van Camp Packing Company
Frank van Camp
Pennsylvania Railroad
White River
Pennaslvania
Westcot
Pannavl«vada
1. D. & W. Terava
Board of
Worka
Ocean steamer Pocklington sinks after collision
Mobile Alabama report states the steamer Pocklington, under Captain White, collided with the Nevo Mortora. The Nevo Mortora sank with two lives lost. The Pocklington’s crew attempted to beach the vessel. Two women were left forgotten in the cabin during the drama.
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Ecripps-M Rre Press Association
Mobile
Ala
White
Nevo Mortora
Milkman Charged With Selling Skimmed Milk
Edward Heim mix inspector files affidavit against Fred Brier driver of a milk wagon for selling skimmed and watered milk. City ordinance needs 86 butter fat. inspector finds only 12. Stormy weather moves milk work early. dairymen tempted to doctor milk. No formaldehyde found in milk recently.
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Edward Heim
Fred Brier
Helm
Stocks Advance as Hogs Gain at Sultry Barron Market
Strong tone pervades early trading with U S Steel and L N W climbing while Chicago and St Louis futures show gains. Traders seize on bull activity but large operators realize profits. bond list steadies as Missouri Pacific and Reading move modestly. City reports show cattle and hog receipts varying, with hogs higher and sheep steady amid steady corn and wheat prices in Chicago and New York markets.
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St. Paul
Chicago Northwestern
Great Northern
Steel
taiPric
Commission House
London
The
Stock Exchange
Atte
Missouri Pacific
Reading
Pennsylvania
N.S
BH & Oy
Its
Usu
Kentucky giant Lewy dies in Bourbon County
Adam Lewy, known as a six foot six inch, 440 pound market gardener from Bourbon County, has died. His giant size required a special coffin ordered from Cincinnati before his remains could be buried. This obituary notes his local life near Hutchinson and confirms his unusually large stature.
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Scripps-M Rae Press Association
FARIS
Adam Lewy
Bourbon County
Lewis
Hutchinson
Cincinnati
Why Cotton Statistics Feed Prices and Power Impacts
Washington columnist Gilson Gardner questions the cotton statistics bureau run by Secretary Wilson. He argues the data set price directions for the world market, enabling speculation and gain for some while harming farmers. He notes the complex data flow from agents to Washington and the dramatic price moves caused by published estimates.
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Gilson Gardner
Washington, DC
Wilson
Msi
United States
Vegetables and Fruits Price List From Local Market
A fragmented page lists assorted produce with prices per unit or weight. Items include apples, bananas, figs, dates, cabbage, honey, lemons, onions, oranges, pineapples, potatoes, beans, tomatoes, mangoes, sweet potatoes, watermelons, plums, and other home grown or California varieties.
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California
Lima
Parker
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo Nova Scotia August 11 cattle receipts show steady prime steers veals and calves and lambs firm spring lambs 2.50 to 7.50 cull to tall $52 19500 wethere $5 0006 2) ereS $SG mixed sheep 4 30 73 unl) sheep $2 083 75 hogs receipts 2000 steady Yorkers good to choice 60 roedium and myx roughs 5 56 4.00 tags $3 25 84 00
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East Buffalo
Meats and Lard Market Listing For Local Grocers
Local market list shows Kingan and Co sugar cured meats and Nama products, various hams, bacon, lard, pickled pork, and sausage prices. Includes beef, tenderloins, and steer offerings with multiple brand-like entries and unit pricing, indicating a broad wholesale meat and lard catalog.
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Kingan
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Kokomo
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Daniel Irvin
Richmond
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Barnham College
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Holtzman Police Administration
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