Roosevelts peace praised as farmout h agreement reached
Disjointed dispatch notes from multiple cities report President Roosevelt glad over a peace accord in far apart regions. Almanac items mention Tolstoy’s new work, panic among Cripps children, a stenographer arraignment, a sweeping denial by Bils Taggart, gamblers in Milwaukee, yellow fever deaths in New Orleans, a Topeka bank run, a jewelry theft arrest in New York, and a fire in the Abbie building in Chicago with heavy losses and escapes.
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Tuseday
Wooster
Bils Taggart
Milwaukee
Reece
New Orleans
Lee
Topeka
Kar Arun
Jtutvane
Dexo
Kaneas City
New York
Chicago
Abbie
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Sweeping Denial By Mrs Taggart In Divorce Trial
Mrs Taggart presents a tale of a year in the Philippines changing Capt Taggart. She recalls drinking, strikes, and fear after his return to the United States, with episodes in Manila and Fort Leavenworth. Witnesses for both sides dispute roles as she alleges abuse and he denies the charges in a contested divorce trial.
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Boripps-M'Rae Pres Association
Wooster
Philippines
Bre. Vose
Mitchell
Manila
Mex
Taggart
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Gen
Miner
Lieut. Fortescue
Roosevelt
Appalling Cost of Far East War
A historical ledger style summary shows Russia and Japan naval and army losses and expenditures. It lists guns, ammunition, rifles, and wounded or captured personnel, with figures for Russia's navy and land forces and Japan's war matériel and ships, reflecting a costly prolonged conflict. The entry notes depreciation in funds and references battles including Port Arthur and Mukden with mentions of ships and vessels.
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Russia
Etek
Danks
Jopsrt
Port Arthur
Mukder
Makarom
Voelkersam
Rolestventky
Tured
Enquist
Kregeto will probate leaves wife all estate
The will of the late Charles E. Kregeto who died Aug. 3 leaves his wife Laura all household goods, other personal property, interest in the undertaking business, and the entire equipment. Daughter Katherine Berkwith receives 7 acres of land in Los Angeles County worth 400. Several articles go to grandchildren. Fire crew fights wrecked boxcars at Brightwood yard as old iron is hauled away. Track elevation plans near Kentucky Ave progress with Pennsylvania Co agreeing to remove a track and pave the avenue from South to Missouri.
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Charles E. Kregeto
Jett
Laura
Katherin Berkwith
Kentucky-ave
Pennaylyvania Company
Missouri
End Near Whittlesey Family Man Robert Thompson Dies
Robert Thompson died suddenly after his family was told at his bedside the end was near. He had been ill for a short time and his death is attributed to heart disease. Deputy Coroner Robertson investigated. nine children and a widow survive. Funeral arrangements have not been set.
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Robert Thompson
Thompson
Robertson
Armistice Declared as Japan Waives Indemnity
Japanese cabinet and elder statesmen decide on waiving cash indemnity and forging a peace treaty with Russia. Envoys announce complete accord on all disputed points and immediate elaboration of terms. Sakhalin Island to be divided, with Russia paying for prisoners. naval issues and railway questions to follow in the treaty talks.
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Fortsmouth
N. H
Japan
Russia
Tweeday
Dutt
Sappan
T 6
Sakhalien Island
M. Witte
Sakhalien
Tokio
St Petersburg
Tim
Teara
Teare
Sekhalien
Manchattan
Poor Patients Dressings Ordered by Board of Health
The Board of Health orders the City Dispensary to provide dressings for poor patients at the Flower Mission. Murder case reported from Kanasket where Philip H. Ross and his wife were murdered and cremated in their burning building to hide evidence.
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Board of Health
Flower Mission
Ecripps-M'Rae Press
Abboclation
Seattle
Wash
Philip H. Ross
Kanasket
Cork forests burn as troops tackle vast French blaze
Fire rages through cork forests around St Nichola, Degratteloup, and Domdebourne near Toulon. Infantry are deployed but cannot control the 318-acre conflagration, with naval and military assistance rushing to the spot. About 3,200 acres are involved and inhabitants are greatly alarmed.
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Cork
Scripps-M' Rae Prebs Association
Toulon
France
St. Nicholaa
Degratteloup
Domdebourne
Texicn
A G Mausy Dies at 90 in Rushville Citizen Remembered
Special to the Bun Rushville Maryland Aug B A G Mausy aged 90 long known resident of Rushville died in Oxford Ohio Monday night obituary notes his prominence in local life and community services.
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A. G. Mauzy
Rushville
A. G. Mausy
Oxford
Yellow fever deaths rise in New Orleans report
Twenty new cases and five fatalities from yellow fever were reported at noon. Some cases appeared in Jefferson Parish. The dispatch notes confusion and garbled names, with references to local figures and stores.
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Scripps M'Rae Press
New Orleans
Jefferson Pariah
Roosevelt pleased as peace envoys reach agreement
President Roosevelt expressed immense pleasure upon word from Portsmouth that peace envoys had reached an agreement. Officials withheld formal comment pending Secretary Peirce’s confirmation, with a statement likely to follow once Peirce reports back.
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Roosevelt
Ipps-M'Rre Press Association
Oyster Bat
N. Y
Portsmouth
Peirce
Peace Celebration Planned in Indianapolis
Indianapolis prepares for a celebration of the successful peace negotiations. City ministers have been contacted by Mayor Holtzman about the event with formal plans to be announced later.
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Indianapolis
Holtzman
Chicago visitor fatally shot by Des Moines officer
Harry Naum of Chicago, a state fair visitor, was probably fatally shot by Policeman Charles Miller while fleeing arrest Tuesday morning in Des Moines. Miller says he intended to shoot in the air when his foot slipped. the officer is under investigation.
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Scripps'rae Press Association
Des Moines
Harry Naum
Chicago
Charles Miller
Meum
Miller
No Bids For Eagle Creek Bridge Construction
No bids were received by the county commissioners Tuesday for the Eagle Creek bridge project. Estimated cost was 513,000 but no contractor offered to build at that price. The commissioners will request the county council for a larger appropriation.
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Eagle Creek
Comrolealonera
Theft of a Buggy from Indianapole Library Grounds
A thief stole a Stanhope buggy belonging to Harry Wright, custodian of Indianapolis public schools grounds, while the horse and buggy were left in front of the Oy Library. Wright reported the theft to police, but no clues were found. the mare is black, 16 hands high, with brass-horn harness and a broken bit.
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Harry Wright
Indianapole Public Schools
Wright
Haresia
Stanhope
Girl in Tears Over Rooming-House Charge
Christina Hamilton, 14, cried at the police station on Tuesday amid claims she was mistreated. Frank Cheat M. was later jailed on an enticing-children charge. Police say the pair may have lived at 2277 W Pratt St and in Indianapolis, Chester allegedly brought her from Thorntons. both Chester and the girl claim she worked as a housekeeper.
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Christina Hamilton
Gas Belt Rate Case Moves Deliberately By Commission
The Railroad Commission has acted in the gas belt coal rate dispute adopting a conservative, cautious approach. The case centers on freight rate policies affecting the gas belt as a vital matter for regional energy supply. A separate notice reports Marthe Coleman suing Sarah E Bohlen for 3800 alleging use of the phrase gray haired star in the presence of others causing humiliation. Governor Hanly will speak at Ridgeville in Randolph County at the annual veterans meeting Wednesday afternoon. Weather forecast calls for partly cloudy Tuesday night with warm temperatures. Diamonds and jewelry advertised at Monument Place by J. P Mullally Jewelers. Harmon Hall stock promotion claims a Park Street feature described as the slickest on the market near Park Theater.
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Railroad Commission
Sarah E. Bohlen
Marthe Coleman
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