Peace Talks Move Toward Possible Breakthrough
Reports from St Petersburg and Tokyo indicate progress in peace negotiations. President Roosevelt maintains close contact with both sides and held extended talks with Kaneko as efforts to unite plenipotentiaries continue. A Russian denial of indemnity leaves room for further terms while Portsmouth deliberations may adjourn until early next week.
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Tribune Subscription Reminder Phone 9124
A notice urges readers to subscribe to the Tribune by calling 9124 and asks to report if the paper is not received. It emphasizes prompt subscription and delivery awareness for missing issues.
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Women and Mob Law in Alexandria Street Victory
In Alexandria Indiana on West Berry street women led by Mrs. Linstieyer halted gas company repairs. They blocked men at work, dragging a hose to wash away sand and gravel as water rerouted the street improvements. Police avoided interference and workers abandoned the site.
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Oldest Master Mason Otis Eddy To Celebrate Birthday
Near Rockford Illinois Otis Eddy aged nearly 101 will mark his birth anniversary at his home north of the city. Born in 1804 he joined California gold seekers and later ran a Panama business. He was made a Master Mason in 1820 in Rhode Island and has voted Republican for every presidential contest. Now losing his sight he requires family help to move about.
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Til
Otis Eddy
Eddy
California
Panama
Fire destroys Lotta business district in Iowa
In Muscatine county near Lotta a blaze wiped out the town's entire business section. The loss is estimated at 30,000 dollars with partial insurance. Officials say the fire originated unknown and spread quickly due to an inadequate water supply.
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Muscatine
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Lipton Says Fresh Challenge Worthy But Rules Block U S Entry
Sir Thomas Lipton, aboard the Erin, says he remains eager for another America's Cup challenge yet calls New York Yacht Club measurement rules an obstacle. In Wisconsin, the attorney general rules guardsmen and NCOs may use railroad passes while commissioned officers may not.
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Thomas Lipton
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Ship Australia Seized In Yokohama Cable Dispatch
Washington reports from Yokohama state the ship Australia owned by Spreckels has been seized. Dispatch offers no reasons or details about its trade or the seizure. Mexican War Veteran Dead. Taylorville man James H. Vandeveer, 86, dies of paralysis after serving as a corporal in the Mexican War.
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State Department
Yokohama
Australia
Spreckels
Taylorville
James H. Vandeveer
Half Rate Excursion to Northern Wisconsin Fair
Excur sion tickets sold via the North Western Line for round trip from Aug 27 to 31 to Chippewa Falls Wisconsin. Apply to agents Chicago and North Western Ry.
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Chippewa Falls
North-Western
Chicago & North Western Ry
Sign Tells Visitors Not to Feed the Elephant
A Chicago News quip notes a keeper explaining cruelty avoidance by posting a simple sign reading Don’t feed the elephant peas nuts. The joke contrasts a hook with a humane rule about elephant feeding.
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Willie and Cholly Visit the Doctor
Willie says his father makes Cholly sick, and Willie decides to go see the doctor. The exchange hints at family tension and concern over illness.
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Willie
Cholly
Excursion Tickets to County Fair via North-Western Line
Reduced rate excursion tickets to the county fair in West Salem Wisconsin available Sept 4 to 8 with return until Sept 9 inclusive. Tickets apply at Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
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West Salem, Wis
North-Western
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Tribune North Side News Quiet on Streets After Shelter Opens
The Tribune reports on the North Side where after a city shelter opened local streets show lighter foot traffic and residents note improved safety. Officials urge patience as services expand and residents adjust routines.
President Roosevelt Averts Plunge Watch on Plunger
President Roosevelt via the executive office states he will not plunge to disaster in the submarine plunger now at Oyster Bay. He plans to observe maneuvers aboard the steam yacht Sylph. Alfred Waterhouse Dies Noted Royal Academy architect born 1820 in Liverpool. Grand Haven votes Carnegie library plan down in a tie. John M. Ewen named county consulting engineer for new courthouse.
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Alfred Waterhouse
London
Royal Academy
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Waterhouse
England
Chicago
John M. Ewen
Unpleasant Criticism in The New York Times
The exchange shows Mrs De Style defending her daughter’s painting as from nature while a critic dismisses it as far from nature. The brief public dispute highlights differing views on artistic inspiration and realism in contemporary art criticism.
Fire wipes Pine Tall Coal complex in Minersville
Fire destroyed the breaker office boiler and engine house of the Pine Tall Coal company in Minersville causing 150000 dollars in damage. text notes several unrelated events and persons including James Rice robbed in Salt Lake City and others sailing or traveling.
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Minersville
James Rice
Stevens Point
Wis
Salt Lake City
Culm
West Prussia
Pardes
California
National Irrigation Congress
Peckham
New York
Charlemagne Tower
United States
Germany
Honolulu
Stevenville
Mont
John Burns
House of Commons
Canada
Curing Clinic Seeks Men with Chronic Ailments
A physician offers free counsel to men suffering Vari cocele blood poison or nervo vital debility. He claims to reveal why previous treatments failed and promises a safe quick and permanent cure at reasonable fees. The doctor urges those dissatisfied with prior care to visit his office for evaluation.
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