Portsmouth Treaty Talks Near End at Portsmouth
Officials say the treaty with 17 articles will be signed soon after ratifications exchange within 50 days. Japanese insist on exact words while M Witte navigates differing interpretations. weather and press watch the final act as Port Arthur and Isis are noted vessels in the harbor.
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Portsmouth
Associated Press
Tokio
Meyer
St. Petersburg
Rosestvensky
Adashi
M. Witte
Multiple Late News Items Span Deaths to Plague
Wellington multimillionaire John T. Stewart is dead. Elihu Root and family travel through Halifax on return from Labrador. Fidelity Savings of Denver leader E M Johnson found guilty of false financial report. Indianapolis man Charles Tuller arrested for bigamy with five wives. Wisconsin storms cause heavy damage. London merchant declines telephones. Chicago auto crash kills Carl Arbs. Creelman injured. Peter Pitts dies by own hand amid sheriff’s posse. Three killed in house fire near Littleton Massachusetts. Stark County racetrack stables burn. seven horses die. Zanzibar declared plague infected with ten native cases and five deaths. Formosa cable closed to general traffic per Hongkong. Tokyo cables cut amid discontent after peace conference. English revivalist campaign opens in Sheffield with 5000 present.
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Elihu Root
United States
Sanger
New York
Halifax
Labrador
E. M. Johnson
Fidelity Savings Association of
Denver
Col
Charles Tuller
Indianapolis
Ind
Wisconsin
London
Carl Arbs
C. S. Creelman
Chicago
Peter Pitts
Avon Beach
Lorain
Ohio
Warren Fletcher
Littleton
Mass
Nancy Ninds
James Knox
Canton
Stark County Racetrack
Zanzibar
Commercial Cable Company
Hongkong
Formosa
Tokio
Japan
Sheffield
England
Reuben A. Torney
Charles M. Alexander
Wholesale Produce Prices Across Cities and Markets
Spokane wholesale prices list numerous items from produce to hay and grains with figures for new potatoes onions cabbage and fruits. Regional notes include Tacoma Portland Davenport Ritzville Walla Walla Colfax and Minneapolis markets with prices and market conditions. A speculative remark notes the vast potential cost to purchase the world’s railways and a fact about Japan’s foreign banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Clapp
Britain and Japan League for Asia Dominance
London reports that Great Britain and Japan have forged a stronger anti-Russian alliance and a new Indian frontier program. The pact aims to protect Asiatic dominions by resisting Russian moves, with Kitchener’s call for army reorganization aligning with the broader Anglo British Japanese alliance. The outcome of policy shifts remains uncertain, officials say.
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London
Great Britain
Japan
Asia
Lord Landsdowne
Baron Hayashi
Portsmouth
India
Russia
Manchuria
Afghanistan
Lord Kitchener
Last Resting Place of the Bones of Admiral John Paul Jones
John Paul Jones remains arrived in the United States and were burned in the crypt of the Annapolis naval academy chapel. Special Ambassador Loomis and Admiral Sigsbee led a formal ceremony with naval honors as the remains were presented to the nation. The new chapel, part of the naval academy restoration, features a domed waterside design resembling Paris’s Hotel d Invalides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paul Jones
Annapolis Naval Academy
Ambasador Loomis
Sigsbee
Naval Academy
Congress
Hotel d’Invalides
Paris
Classes for Stammerers Add Five Week Vienna Course
Public schools in Vienna introduce four districts to run stuttering classes. Each five week program meets two hours daily on weekdays with eight pupils per class. Students withdraw from other classes to focus solely on fluency training.
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Vienna
Invest as a New York Sun inquiry prompts Oxford income note
The Oxford University annual income is stated as slightly under $250 000. The piece frames a broader question about the proper sense of the verb invest, tying it to educational finance and scholarly investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
New York Sun
Oxford University
White Chief of Poncas Joe Miller
Joe Miller, called the white chief of the Poncas, is part owner of ranch 101 the large 87 000 acre holding in Indian Territory run by Miller brothers. The family controls Ponca lands 225 000 acres still tribal but allotted this year. Miller guides Ponca and Otoe affairs manages crops stock and shipments while heirs face dead Indian land and tribal breakup. They own about 18000 cattle and a herd of 35 buffalo crossing with Galloway stock.
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Joe Miller
Indian Territory
Miller Brothers
George Miller
Kansas
Winfield
Oklahoma
Texas
Bliss
Ponca
Joe” Miller
Secretary of the Interior
Miller
Onion Sleep Aid and Homeopathic Sea Sickness Cure
A newspaper item notes onions help induce sleep and soothe nerves with parsley or cologne sugar for taste. It cites apomophia as a sea sickness remedy, to be given hourly in water, and mentions turpentine for wasp stings. Brief quips follow about business and a playful cartoon caption.
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de Martens
Dennison
Baron Komura
Port Arthur
Arthur
Isis
John T. Stewart
Wellington, Kan
Spokane
F. O. B. Spokane
Tacoma
Bluestem
Portland
Valley
Davenport
Ritzville
Wash
Walla Walla
Colfax
Minneapolis
Northern
Britain and
Ameer—Alliance
Admiral John Paul Jones
Thomas K. Beecher
Binks
Cleveland
Poncas
Hig
Philadelphia Press
Silas
Mandy
Brooklyn
The
Columbia Pharmacy
Central
Washington
Sheppard
Kennewick
J. J. Reed & Co
J. M. Hawkins
Kennewick, Wn
William Dircksen
Prop
Second Street
Stag
Sylvester & Roseman
Kennewick Club
C. C. Powell
Kennewick, Wash
McReynolds & McCane Contractors and Builders
Yakima Street
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