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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1905
Page
1
Tokyo quiet as details of peace envoys accord remain undisclosed. Public fear concessions may anger press and factions, with cabinet changes possible. Relief over end of hostilities contrasts with lack of displays of celebration, as authorities and citizens await concrete terms and reception across the empire.
In St Petersburg General Trepoff, alongside Witte, expresses strong satisfaction with peace conditions and notes Russia could have gained more only by prolonging the war. The dispatch mentions DeMartens and Dennison handling treaty work, highlighting Kansas-born Dennison’s role as Japan’s legal advisor and his potential Kansas voting eligibility, with a closing note that soldiers will be sent.
A noisy dispatch claims Russia received a notice about meetings in Pekin with Chinese and other dignitaries. It asserts three points: China should send 40,400 troops to Manchuria, administer Manchuria directly, and pull Russo-Japanese forces back. tribute to Japan for sympathy, and resumption of friendly relations between Russia and Japan at once.
Tokyo notes government prepared for emergencies and holds substantial untouched funds abroad. Takahashi says future loans unnecessary if peace holds, as prior aims met, and Japan would avoid fresh conflicts with Anglo Japanese alliance backing stability. Russia’s stance viewed as unhelpful amid wartime gains.
In bortemouth Illinois on August 31, a transmission states that neither Russia nor Japan has received word of an armistice. The item suggests that the timing of any proclamation is less critical than avoiding alarm if a delay occurs. It notes there was an understanding that no general engagement would occur until conference results are clear.
London reports confirm a treaty signed August 12 between Britain and Japan. Terms remain secret but are said to guarantee mutual interests and preserve the status quo in the Far East, signaling a powerful factor for future world peace in the region.
A cablegram from Emperor Nicholas II to President Roosevelt arrives praising his efforts in bringing the Portsmouth peace negotiations to a successful conclusion. The Russian ruler says he will recognize the United States role and extends sincere congratulations and thanks.
Summer guests depart by every train as Portsmouth reports negotiations near completion. Plenipotentiaries De Martens and Deoniaon drive treaty talks and consult delegates for essential decisions still to be settled.
Topeka August 31 A plan to finance the properties and interests of G J Vestin bankrupt is in progress A group of eastern capitalists Chicago and New York aim to form a close corporation to buy creditors claims and obtain discharge of the receiver by the U S district court Creditors would receive full claims if the plan succeeds The company would control Devlin properties and run them per a policy set by interested parties God Devlin would receive a share of surplus after all obligations are met and allocations agreed upon by the underwriting corporation
Secretary of War Tate and party sailed on the transport Logan at noon for Japan. A notable demonstration occurred just before the Logan sailed. Many valuable presents were presented to Miss Roosevelt by natives after she boarded the Logan.
Chicago officials ban trading in puts and calls but no local intent to trade. State statutes prohibit such contracts and possible prosecution looms. In Topeka Governor Noch has pardoned Frank O Dallop, jailed for perjury in a liquor case after a child’s death sparked sympathy in Wilson County.
A published communication from Hebrew bankers and merchants led by Jacob H. Schitt Jacob Seligman and Adolph Lewisohn asks Sergei Witte to grant Jews in Russia full civil and political liberty. The letter, urging equal rights for Jewish subjects, argues that such measures would end disturbances and criticism abroad.
A lighted can caused a blaze in a cellar on North Eigth Street, igniting a gas cumulated wad and wrecking the two story building. Ug Lombardo suffered severe burns and may not recover. Four others narrowly escaped injury.
The bodies of Mrs E K B Haver and her 1 year old child were found tied together in the Henssmer ditch near Pueblo Col. They were apparently deliberately drowned. The search followed concerns for the health of Mrs Haver and the child.
A Chicago strike against the Chicago Typothetas reached near total participation as four more firms joined the action. Reports detail liquor raids in Iola Kansas where places were found empty except a discreet establishment. A forest fire northwest of San Bernardino continues to spread with significant area burned. Newport Washington sees White Pine Lumber planing mills at Priest Reservoir Idaho destroyed, with losses around 13 million. A special courier from Tangier notes Bouzaio set at liberty, though ill from mistreatment. Five boys escaped from a state reform school near Topeka, while a tornado damaged Carbondale, injuring several. The State Temperance union elected Rev. Robert Norris as secretary with T. Pitcher assisting until October 16.
Newport Aug 31 Beals C Wright of Heston defeated Holcombe B Warde of Orange New Jersey holder of the national lawn tennis championship in three straight sets 0 1 6 2 11 9 to claim the title.
Sdohagnesburg report notes Prof George H Darwin second son of the late Professor Darwin spoke at a British Association meeting on Celestial Evolution. Wooster brief on Taggart cross-examination continues today. Salt Lake City reports Ogden’s Constellation Co awarded Western Pacific rail contract. Baldwin gas plant to offer gas at 25 cents per 100. Pittsburg Kansas child Howard Reeves drowns near Nesch works. Topeka treasury examiners balance accounts. Morton Signal sold to Frank Jarrell. Fairchild to law practice. Stockholm knighthood for H Lowenstein of Memphis for twelve-year Sweden visits.
Tarongay the renowned tenor died in Varese Italy today as reports confirm his death from undisclosed causes. Officials and fellow musicians mourn a career marked by international stages and acclaimed performances.
President Rocusvelt receives wide praise for helping ease tensions between Russia and Japan. Despite credit for diplomacy the article notes difficulties in conducting business internationally, implying limits to peaceful progress.
Topeka August 31. The permanent school fund distribution to counties by the state superintendent shows a reduced fund base and lower disbursements. Total interest distributed amounts to 215,384 versus 3220,393 in February, with population 500,804. Drafts were mailed to county treasurers for apportioning among districts at 43 cents per person of averageage. The per capita fund use six months is 44 cents.
Dramatic dispatches from nearby cities recount tense moments after a secret conference as peace decisions were announced The text notes Linaviteh and Oyama in a tense standoff and predicts possible proclamations to mobilize Russian support The chaotic scene at the navy yard and stores reflects a nation on edge amid looming conflict and strategic maneuvers
Disjointed account details a medical disaster as a patient undergoes a brain removal procedure followed by severe complications. The narrative mentions hospital staff, a sister, and repeated references to royal or noble figures and a plan to relocate the patient abroad for recovery.
An explosion near Safe Harbor last night killed three Slavs and an Italian, with another Slav missing presumed drowned in the Susquehanna. Two Shays and Hogro were badly injured in the blast.
An extended guide discusses selecting tasteful chairs and proper care. It covers different styles, frames, fabrics, and comfort considerations, advising readers to test seating by sitting, symmetry with rooms, and avoiding stiffness for long use. It emphasizes balanced design and enduring quality.
New Orleans reports the resumption of fruit shipments through Port Chalmotte with the steamer Esparta arriving with 1000?0 bananas and freight cars transporting them. A second steamer San Tosa is expected Friday with a cargo. The revival should aid stranded Italians in finding work.
The piece reflects on the ache of discontent and the quiet wisdom of contentment. It contrasts restless thoughts with gratitude for health, strength, and simple blessings, urging readers to value what they possess rather than envy others.
A garbled OCR item lists varied commodities including Rye and Eggs with mixed descriptors, several future delivery months, and multiple price figures such as 13 for corn and 15.30 for pork. Mentions organizations like Prairie Chotea and Creamery, with dates like Aug 31 and Sept, plus various unit codes and receipts details.
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