First Draft On Peace Treaty Between Russia and Japan
The Portsmouth dispatch reports that the first draft of the Russia Japan peace treaty is completed unless counselors revisit articles. Russian and Japanese envoys, led by M Witte, discuss fortifications in Sakhalin and Manchuria evacuation while plan to sign by Tuesday remains tentative.
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Bcripps W Rre Fress Association
Portsmouth
N. H
Dennison
Manchuria
Russia
Japan
B. Russ
State Department
John Sullivan
Agar Sant Seretary Peirce
Selhalten
Sakhalien
M. Wtte
Sekhalien
Enroyg
Manchiria
M. Witte
Metropolitan Club of
New York
Chicago
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Asc
Death by Electrocution At Steel Plant Pit
Nels Anderson a 2 motor inspector for Ulinots Steel died by electrocution at a South Calesgo Tron works pit in Chicago. While on an arm of a train above hot metal pits he grabbed an uninsulated live wire as he fell, shouted, and hung near the live current until shut off.
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Boripps-Mrre
Chicago
Nels Anderson
Ulinots Steel’ Company
Calesgo Tron
Anderson
Admits Crime in Sun Warseeks Premeditated Murder
The Sun Wire reports Warsaw Indiana on September 2 that John Mauzy confessed to fatally shooting his sweetheart Hattie Foster after drunken jealousy. He said the crime was premeditated, planned for over a month, and he did not act when opportunity arose. He had courted Foster for a year and faced fear of lynching as rumors spread.
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THE
Warsaw
Ind
John Mauzy
Hattie Foster
Mauzy
Miss Foster
Maury
Affable Mian a Detective Deputy Fish Commissioner Scheme
Deputy United States Fish and Game Commissioner Frank Breton from Rochester arrived at Darlington with a plan to trap violators of the fish law. He posed as a cash register salesman then as a deputy and enlisted friends to fish near Sugar Creek. The ruse led to multiple arrests and the seizure of gear used for illegal sport.
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United States Fish and Game
Frank Breton
Rochester
Darlington
Bretson
W Ho
Sugar Creek
Stetzon
Cash Register
DIES SUDDENLY AT MERIDIAN ST NEW YORK STORE
E H Allen aged 45 died suddenly Saturday morning in his room after leaving the New York store for home suffering from asthma and hay fever. Coroner Mary Tulewiler investigated the death. Allen was a widower with four sons and had worked at the New York store three years.
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E. H. Allen
Finerwalker
New York
Meridian St
Marry Tulewiler
Prisoners Escape Rushville Jail in Broad Daylight
Three inmates fled Rush County Jail Friday night, breaking a west window bar and vanishing. Oliver Jones, ex Arlington Bank cashier. Harry Bowman of Carthage Canning. and a Polish foreigner arrested near Arlington for clothing theft escaped with aid. Local sheriffs report no trace by Saturday morning.
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Oliver Jones
Arlington
Harry Bowman
Carthage
Rushville
Ind
Rush County
Liberty
Arlington Bank
Carthagy Canning Company
Arlingtom
Vng
Jones and Bowman
Indianapolis
Jones
Bowman
Tne
Must Face Army Court in Divorce Case Shadowed by Court Martial
Capt. Taggart must face a court martial as amended divorce petition becomes the basis of charges. Lieut. Fortescue, son of President Roosevelt, is expected to file charges. Mrs Taggart testifies and has filed a written statement with the War Department. The case centers on conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman and a disputed Fort Leavenworth incident. Judge Berry’s daughter Anna Berry is mentioned as a witness in the proceedings.
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Taggart
Lieut
Fortencus
Roosevelt
Wille
Fortescue
Europe
Hat Fortescue
James Taylor
Mra
Taggert
Gen. Miner
Miner
War Department
Washington
Oud
Fort Leavenworth
Sfiner
Grid
Stix
Anna Berry
University of Chicago reports strong finances in 55th convocation
The University of Chicago shows disciplined fiscal methods with a year end surplus of 2296 dollars after expenses of 1,003,725. Receipts reached 1,003,303 dollars as President Harper presented quarterly condition reports at the 55th convocation, noting few higher learning institutions rival the record.
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Ecripps-M Rae Press Association
Chicago
Universi of
Chiesco
Wiliam Marper
Harper
Stewards Meeting of Indians Hotel Club at Hotel English
Indian hotel club stewards gather at Hotel English room 18 for a Monday evening meeting under the International Stewards association. Nathaniel President O. W Guildemerster of Cincinnati presides, with Wright Marble as vice president and George Wayne representing the Indiana branch.
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Indians Hotel
Clu
Hotel English
Internatonal Stewards’ Association
Nathosal
O. W Guildemerster
Cincinnatt
Wright Marble
Georar Wayne
Indiana
Suit Brought Over Fatal Accident Near Zionsville
Melvin Newby as administrator of Peter Cruse's estate sues over 31001 in damages alleging a city car operated by the urban company caused Cruse’s death near Zionsville. The case names ndlangania and Northwenrer as defendants in a civil action seeking ten thousand dollars.
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Uren Oem Unters Urban Company
Melvin Newby
Peter Cruse
Zionsville
Miss May Galvin Injured In College Ave Car Jump
Miss May Galvin of Dillsboro Indiana, a student at Voices Business College, jumped from a moving College Ave car between Twenty sixth and Twenty seventh streets. She suffered a severe scalp wound and other injuries, was treated at the college office and later taken home by ambulance. Doctors expect she will recover.
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May Galvin
Dillsboro
Ind
Voices Business College
Hr. Jong Fish
Peesary
Ashland-ave
Petred
Uni
Miss Kabein
Edna Hamilton testifies against ex husband in divorce case
Edna Hamilton declares she will never marry again and will stay with her mother, testifying in Justice Smock's court regarding her divorce from Michael Walsh. Walsh seeks alimony and the return of jewelry including a diamond ring, claiming its engagement implied a second marriage. The case, set to proceed after Sunday, involves a dispute over the ring and engagement promises. SCRIPPS-M RRE PRESS ASSOCIATION notes Chicago to New York transport routes and a Chicago Electric Traction syndicate plan.
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Edna Hamilton
Michael J. Walsh
Justice Smock
Justiee Smock’s Court
Michael
Walsh
Meter
Dire Walsh
Pack
Edna Hamuren
Nysh
Red
Sailerrs
Indiana Trust Company
M Jewelers
Nepald Sia
Ind
Scripps-M Rre Press Association
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago Electric Traction Company
WIFE BEATER PUNISHED IN POLICE COURT SCENE
Rita Rees and Ross were in a police court on a violent assault and battery charge. Rees was fined and jailed. Ross received a 30 day workhouse sentence. Both described a stormy marriage, with Ross repeatedly pleading for reconciliation in the court corridor.
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Judes
Putcin
Rossi
Ruth
Rita Rees
Sulla
Thomas & Whalton
Ross Way
Dave
Poliee
Ty Ross
Tim
Juvenile theft leads to river discard of wheel
Two youths named Rev 1 D. Rass William Hates and Everett Etkine stole a bicycle wheel and sprocket while under construction. They dumped the bike into the Washington Street bridge river to avoid detection, were arrested, and pleaded in juvenile court. Judge Stubbs fined each boy 10 with costs and offered remission if parents paid for the wheel or the wheel was recovered and repaired.
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D. Rass
Rev
Basa
Weather outlook Cool and unsettled next three days
Forecast calls for cooler conditions Saturday night Sunday and Monday with patchy clouds. The text is garbled but indicates a cool spell over the weekend into Monday with likely clear to partly cloudy skies.
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Ulva
Kruse & Deventer
Harry D. Weller
Willoughby Building
New Ey
Sweetheart
Mian
Wulschnera
Janes Dustress
Waeh
Srerametr Broa
J.P. Mullalle
Jemsler
Renument Flaca
United States
Norway
SUNY
Ambrose Skaneck
England
Ehaneck
Shen William Bainbridge
Pendleton, Inc
Bowmann
Ridley
Chy
Waniosier DY Fan Gs Bohs
Tadgart
Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Wooster
BUED
Ndlangania & Northwenrer
Bcripps-M' Rae Press Association
Obceola
Charles Armstrong
Armstrong
Beater
Stubbs
Mee
Weather Forecast
Germany
Echipps-A Raetress Association
Berlin
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