Portmouth Treaty Telegrams Spark Mixed Global Reactions
Telegram briefs describe varied international responses to the Portsmouth treaty. Reports quote leaders and observers praising Roosevelt and the peace process while noting ongoing conflicts in Baku and Russian unrest. The dispatches mention reactions from Britain, Japan, and Germany as the world weighs postwar settlement and future tensions.
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Portsmouth
Jarvis
Whiting
Mikudo
Asia
Germa
Japan
Jay
China
Easton
Nicholas
London
Roosevelt
Ameria
Europe
Klschinef
Baku
Linevitch
Far
Russia
Witte
Turbulent Washington notes and wide world events in a single dispatch
A chaotic Washington summary reports Roosevelt era politics, yellow fever cases in New Orleans, a variety of accidents, crimes, and public notices. It mentions figures like Secretary Vall, J P Morgan’s associate, and General Miner, with scattered updates from Richmond to Milwaukee and New Orleans.
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Roosevelt
Maniha
Talilo
Perdaudaa
Portsmouth
Wrenn Lucringer
Serileh
Mts
Robert Bacon
J. P. Morgan
New Orleans
Sudos
Washington Plana
Atphans
Patterson
Tarn
Maniac Feter Pitts
Ohio
Elizabeth Hunt
Brooklyn
Meriden
Conn
Miwanukee
Taggart
Newport
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Polley
Lemus
Upper Sandusky
George Learciet
New York
Leroy Barrier
Mary B. Franklin
San Antonio
Tex
West Point
Nicholson
Episcopal Miotese
Milwaukee
Woodward
Atlanta
Duane
Toledo
Carnegie Y Foundation
Pelice Palace
Hague
Evsnsville
Ind
Edwand Haddenbrook
Hsorderic Flause
James Wilsco
Peace, cholera, and world events mingle in distant reflections
News brief notes wars in London and Sweden perceptions in America. It cites Lord Gray visiting Canada, German cholera spreads in Prussia, a hurricane affecting Japanese fishing boats off Corea, and global talks in Paris amid free thinkers congress. Costa Rica fiscal 1905-06 shows a small surplus after planned debt handling.
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London
Warsnai Piet
Ais Calon
Chicago
Vali
Sweden
mGl Wild
Lord Gray
Canada
Lady Gray
Dominion
Bang
Germany
Prussia
Berlin
Thar City
Goto Island
Corea
Canon Figners
Maximilian
Querdara
Mexico
Paris
Congress of Free Thinkers
Europe
United States
South America
Obituary notes for Francisco Tamagno and William Long
Francisco Tamagno the Gimous tenor wed in Varese Italy and left a fortune of 2 500 000 dollars. William Long of Tellow Wisconsin aged 43 and a second cousin of the poet died after moving to Wisconsin in 1848 and locating at
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Francisco Tamagno
Varese
Italy
AL Marteette
Wis
William Long
Tellow
Wisconsin
Brutality and Futility in Massachusetts Court Case
The Haverhill Gazette reports a Stan accused and found guilty of wife murder in Massachusetts courts. He has been sent to an insane asylum though physicians testified he was insane only at the time of the deed. The paper argues the state is unfairly brutal, suggesting either this insanity was misjudged or the man should have been jailed or executed accordingly.
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Allegheny
Thistlewood
Cairo
Nebraska Supreme Court
Wilam Dickens
Frank Lawson
Harney
Clark
Salt Lake City
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Danville
Fred Boxman
Murphysboro
Frank Greewild
Adrian
New York
Oscar J. Ricketts
Paulie
Palmer
White
Pranels J. Larry
Chicago
M. Dunne
Kalamazoo
Jy Gull Lake
Allendale
America
Hamburg
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Ess Ess Pabllating Company
Tim Murphy
Sanitilatig
Line
Pero Alvarado
Kelis
Mexico
Serena
Luke Superior
Wivy Bonaperte Obarved
Lucten Young
Dennington
Charles B. Tingtoss
Stovley Furevel
Theppers
Ike
Garry
Govaina Pardew
Catfornia
Artuinsas
Robert Chester
Fresno
Ping and Tile Company
J. Vs. Glehsmin
Court of Chancery
Trenton
S.J
Americay Malle
Evie
Kewanee
McClure
R. B. Taylor
C.C. Wilson
3. L. Arter
BR. Heise
FF. Shares
Augustinz de la Cruz
Newberry
MassSachusetty
Rockford
Herrington
John Mitchell
G D. Crawford
Henno Taindeen
Sherburne County
Minnesot
Supreme Coup of
Minnesota
Evansville
Ind
Joan Kellremer
Charles Briglas
Onvy Department
Train
Manila
Rainbow
Miner
Grace Culver Taggart
Dvorce
Wooster
Ohio
Vermont
Roosevelt
White “House
Charles F. Poster
Milwauukee
Lake Superior
Panamy
Washington
Patrick Mc
Definitl
Wilbach
Neb
Agnes O'Connny
Richmond, Inn
Che Pry
Willam Thomas
Iuan
Robert J. Collier
Kewturky Tive
Aieh Abrahamn Lincoln
Granville
Venison University
Shepardson College
Granville Female College
Ana
Ab Billings
Mont
C. M. Robinson
J. van Hage
B. Crane
Rowland
New Orleans
Louisville
Gerirude Hewsley
Finer Cry
Willian Bentler
Lincoln
Fin Heme
Itu
Melise
Aestera
Bentley
Harbin
Indiana
Haverhil Gazette
Stan
Commonwealth
Ite
Fielgla
Haverhill Gazelle
Placidity and Work in Japan vs Western Standards
A Des Moines Register and Leader column questions whether Japan’s placid, austere life serves as a model for global standards. It argues long workweeks, minimal food, and barefoot living contrast with Western leisure, suggesting luxury may breed mental unrest and that Japan’s calm success challenges assumed links between toil and misery.
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Wuatrous
Ant
Jehliiven
Sue
America
Des' Moines Register and Leader
Miscellaneous Marriages and Natural Selection
The text discusses human mate choice influenced by survival instincts and genetic variation. It argues that marrying unlike types may prevent harmful exaggeration of traits and critiques artificial matrimonial selection as dangerous, noting intelligent strategies arise from natural variation rather than forced sameness.
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Tyne
A Poem on Russia and Freedom by Frances Bartlett
A historical verse presents Russia's fall from stately height and calls for reform as a flame to turn wrongs into rights. It references Virginia, Potomac, Shenandoah, and global reactions with a plea for support of liberty in the North and against traitors.
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Russia
Frances Bartlett
Plural Wives Sacrifice Honor and Endowment Garments Described
The article recounts a Mormon woman detailing temple garments worn by believers as a lifelong practice. It notes the garment’s design, ritual usage, sacred markings, a rule about replacement with new garments, and the division of a new, private name given to each woman.
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Marian Bonsall
Mina
Sareb
Rival to precious stones talk apon jewelers Tate
A fragment describes semiprecious stone jewelry replacing diamonds, noting green brown pink and blue stones fashionably worn as necklaces. It mentions Mrs Georgy Gould wearing Uruguayan ware stones necklace with translucent appearance and water-like drop effect in the center.
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Georgy Gould
Uruguay
Forty-Pie Power: Pittsburg’s automated pie maker
A Pittsburg inventor unveils a machine capable of producing forty pies per minute. The device handles rolling, doubling, baking, edge scalloping, and cooling as it churns out mass produced pies. The piece contrasts this with handmade family pies and notes the machine’s commercial ambitions and labor implications.
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Pittsburg
Fittsbury
Fiugu
Troney
Demand Separate Trials for Chicago Packer Indictments
Seventy one separate trials may be demanded by Chicago packers indicted on conspiracy to restrain trade within two weeks. After pleadings were continued to September 18, lawyers meeting yesterday agreed to seek separate trials from the government. Officials expect federal judges to handle requests individually, with Assistant Attorney General Pagn stating separate hearings on the single indictment are unlikely.
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Chicago
Attormey
General Pagin
Legitimate adulterants debated at pharmaceutical league meet
The fifty sixth annual convention of the American Pharmaceutical Association opened in Alinolle City. Dr J H Beal of Selo C presiding urged a formal definition for adulteration noting preservatives in drugs compare in age to salt pepper and vinegar. Election results named J H Lemberger as president and Charles Caspati Jr as secretary.
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Alinolle City
J.H. Beal
Selo
J. H. Lemberger
Far Reaching Amalgamation of Socialist Party Formed
The united Socialist party, now forming a new political organization, aims to draw radicalizing forces in the country and ultimately challenge the trade union movement. The move signals a broad, forceful realignment in domestic politics and labor relations.
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Vnlted Freel
Socialist Party
Hseif
Hrusseis Petit Bien
Quote on the dawn by T Carlyle
A reflective line contemplates a new day slipping away into eternity, contrasting dawn with night. The sentiment frames time as fleeting and suggests endurance beyond ephemeral moments.
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Dorn
T. Carlyle
Government ownership buyer’s price fuels dissent
A dialogue shows Dirstix backing a practical government stake in property if the state will meet his price. The Washington Star records the exchange where Provise and Dirstix debate government ownership and fair compensation.
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Dirstix
Washington Star
After a Fashion Vindication of Senator Johnson Trial
In a Chicago Tribune excerpt the dialogue shows a mocked confrontation over Senator Johnson's status. The jury faltered at first trial, a second revealed a flaw in the indictment, and the case was dismissed from court.
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Johnson
Ny Imvgers
Chicago Tribune
Four Bodies Washed Ashore After Se yona Disaster
In Duluth on September a report states four of the seven lost on the steamer Se yona have been washed ashore. Identified so far are Captain MacDonald second mate Shuman and two sailors, with two additional sailors still unidentified.
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Duluth
Sept
Cap‘txin
MacDonald
Shuman
H James and Mayer Buggy Company Likely Insolvent
The H James and Mayer Buggy Company of Lawrenceburg Indiana filed for suspension on a Saturday. Liabilities are $101,000 with assets probably totaling about $90,000.
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Falla
Lawrencebueg
Ind
H. James and Mayer
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