Czar Gains Indemnity Free Concessions in Sakhalin Split
In Seattle Aug 30 a report claims Russia pays no indemnity and secures division of Sakhalin and return of interned ships along with other concessions. Separately a Kerrystown North Pacific region murder investigation details a couple murdered for money and cremated to hide evidence after running a saloon and cashing checks.
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Russia
Sakhalin
Seattle
Wash
Phillip H. Ross
Kerrystown
Northern Pacific
Banasket
Ross
Boll worm takes no rest says Pittsburg Gazette
Report notes boll worm operates 24 hours daily with no need for overtime to cut crops. Advertisement extols Mrs Winslow's teething syrup and urges buyers to seek the branded product. Bricks from Indiana claim cement sand lime mix withstand 10 000 pounds. An Italian measured high frequency current at 3,000,000 periods per second. Platinum price has more than doubled since 1890. Paris produces over half the world’s supply valued at 3.5 million dollars with three tons yearly.
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Paris
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Pazo Ornament Ad
A Guaranteed Cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding types. Druggists refund money if Pazo Ornament fails to cure any case in 6 to 14 days. First application gives ease. Sold 50c. Send 50c by stamps to Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis Mo for postpaid delivery.
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Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
Peace at Portsmouth Ends Russo Japanese War
Report from Portsmouth on August 30 states that the war between Japan and Russia ends with a peace basis drafted by M Witte and Baron Komura. The treaty will be completed by week’s end with De Martene and Dennison handling legal details. Roosevelt’s mediation credited for the rapid settlement.
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Portsmouth
N. E
Japan
Russia
M. Witte
Baron Konmura
de Martene
Dennison
Roosevelt
Nicholas
Meyer
Sakhalin
Baron Komura
Witte
Associated Press
Itfe
Baron Komurn
Surgeon General White Faces Charges Over Yellow Fever Reports
News from New Orleans details moves to file charges against Surgeon General White for reporting a yellow fever case in Memphis linked to Mrs. Guercio. White pledges to present facts, notes mortuary data, and discusses quarantines spanning Louisiana Mississippi and Texas.
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New Orleans
Memphis
White
Wyman
Guercio
Texas
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Mississippi
Kenner
Gulfport
Mississippi Coast
Biloxi
Ocean Springs
Natchez
Lake Providence
Monroe
Arkansas
Iron Mountain
Tha
Arkansas Line
Natehez
Easc
Touisiana
Jackson
Mississippi City
Boyce
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
Temple Sinai
Roosevelt Learns of Russo Japanese Peace Move
In Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay on August 20 the president and Secretary Loeb in the library received news that the Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries at Portsmouth had agreed to proceed with terms of a peace treaty. The call's excitement followed with confirmation that the statement was definite.
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Oyster Bay
India
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Portsmouth
Loeb
Mr. Loeb
Peace conference result surprises officials and diplomats
Portmouth dispatches report the peace conference outcome known to few Tuesday night. Official circles had limited hopes for peace earlier, and congratulations from various nations followed.
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St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Portsmouth
Death by Bay Rum Suicide Cites Woman’s Cause
Tulsa reports barber James A. Hazlett killed himself with a quart of bay rum leaving a note attributing his death to a woman. Manila records eleven more cholera cases on Aug. 30, expanding the outbreak.
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Tulsa
I.T
James A. Hazlett
Hti
Manila
Japanese Peace Envoys Roar Of Cheer In Portsmouth Return
Japanese envoys were met with strong applause and cheering as they returned to their Portsmouth hotel. Mr. Bato appeared in the lobby with the official announcement amid the reception, signaling a notable welcome.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Mr. Bato
Tonic Claims Quick Cure For Malaria And Grippe
An advertisement touts Gondéral Tonic as a cure for chills fevers malaria and bilious complaints with claims it beats quinine. It urges purchase from J F Crow Drug Store and lists Evansville Indiana as origin. A separate dispatch from Portsmouth New Hampshire notes Japan plans to speed treaty drafting with Martens and Dennison. Texas imposes strict quarantine rules in response to yellow fever with detentions and apprenticeship-like measures for travelers from infected areas. Beaumont reports Catholic sisters traveling to Louisiana amid yellow fever concerns.
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J. C. Mendenreall
Evansville
Texas
Houston
Dr. Tabor
Louisiana Parishes
Texans
Atate
Louisiana
Tate Inc
Destructive Fire Destroys Ice and Compress Plants
A blaze in Jacksonville Texas wiped out the Jacksonville Ice and the Jacksonville Compress plants on Tuesday. The Ice Plant valued at 46 000 dollars with 12 000 dollar insurance. the Compress plant worth 15 000 dollars and uninsured. The two plants were owned by separate corporations with shared stockholders.
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Jacksonville
Jacksonville Tex
Jacksonville Ice Company
Jacksonville Compress Company
Tuesaday
Mount Pleasant Foreman Fatally Wounded in Mistaken Entry
In Mount Pleasant Texas on August 80 Lee Copeland a Cotton Belt bridge foreman mistook Homer Collins for a man he was seeking and tried to enter his house. Collins shot Copeland mortally wounding him. Copeland was transported to a Cotton Belt hospital in Telarkana.
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Mount Pleasant
Tex
Lee Copeland
Homer Collins
Collins
Copeland
Telarkana
Cotton Belt Hospital
Fresh Beef by Wagon Delivery to City Residents
A vendor announces daily wagon delivery of good fresh beef of all kinds and guarantees prompt service to all city areas. The seller also buys cattle at all times.
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Troy
Pittsburg
Indiana
Holland’s Magazine
Veoxus Parm and Ranch Pub. Co
Dallas
Texan
Ehort
Holland
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Ign
Viila
Holland's
Hollands Magazine
Victor
Asihdyns WoleLoa
Dr. Mendenhall
J. F. Crow
de Martens
Beaumont
Sisters of Charity
Oluisiana
R. Coleman
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