Portsmouth Peace Treaty Signed Ends War With Japan Russia
The Portsmouth conference room ceremony ended a lengthy war with Russia and Japan. M. Witte signed first, Baron De Rosen and Baron Komura observed. Crowds in Portsmouth Kittery and New Castle cheered as a 19 gun salute announced peace and bells rang across the region.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Navy General Store
Navy Yard
Kittery
New Castle
Russia
Japan
M. Witte
Baron de Rosen
Mr. Plancon
Torrenes
Baron Komura
Takahira
Dennison
Henry C. Potter
New York
Peirce
Mciuane
Mead
Christ Episcopal Church
Russias
Korea
Caucasus in Revolt Flares Across Several Cities
A dispatch from Tiflis reports widespread terror in the Southeast Caucasus as Tartars and Armenians clash near Baku Elizabethpol and Shusha. Fires destroy hundreds of houses amid panicked refugees. In Khankend Grandlet and Balakhan violence and looting continue with troops patrolling and famine worsening conditions.
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St. Petersburg
Tiflis
Caucasus
Baku
Elizabethpol
Shusha
Shausha
Elizabethpo
Khankend
Kutais
Grandlet
Balakhan
Palmer Is Ousted as Public Printer in Roose velt Shakeup
Washington Sept 6 Public Printer F W Palmer has been effectively removed after President Roosevelt demanded his resignation within two weeks. The move follows Palmer’s bid to discipline foremen Oscar J Ricketts and L C Hay amid internal office factionalism and a costly government printing office reform plan. The reshuffle targets key officials including Oscar J Ricketts H T Brian William S Rossiter and John Leech with reorganization of the printing office and its 4500 salary staff.
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F. W. Palmer
Roosevelt
Palmer
Oscar J. Ricketts
L. C. Hay
Government Printing Office
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Hay
Oyster Bay
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Ricketts
Tay
Mr. Palmer
H. T. Brian
William S. Rossiter
Census Bureau
John Leech
Philippines
Whale
Nt Isdgaite
Sint
Steamer Tosco Lost in Great Lake Superior Gale
Pequaming Minnesota September 6 The steamer Tosco of Cleveland with a crew of one is lost after towing the Olive Jeannette during last Sundays storm on Lake Superior. The Olive Jeannette went down about four oclock Sunday near Huron Island light. No vessel was sighted and three days have passed since the disaster, raising fears for other ships reported missing.
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Lake Superior
Pequaming
Midh
Losco
Cleveland
Olive Jeannette
Fesco
Nelson Gongan
Huron Island
Tosco
Fasco
Alfonso to Marry Princess Eugenie
Paris dispatch says King Alfonso is likely to wed Princess Eugenie Battenberg despite denials. Niece of King Edward, the princess would join the royal alliance amid Madrid reports.
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Alfonso
Eugenie
Paris
Madrid
The
Eclair
Eugenile of
Battenberg
Edward
Cochranes Denies Challenge for America Cup
London Sept 6 Sir Ernest Cochrane of Dublin denies any intention to challenge for the America cup as reported.
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Cochrane
London
Sir Ernest Cochrane
Dublin
Emperor William Hosts U S Congressmen in Potsdam Audience
In Berlin on September 6 Emperor William received U S Congressmen Littlefield Bartholdt Waldo McNary Norris and Barchfeld after a procession marking the Potsdam Berlin garrison review. The audience lasted about 20 minutes with cordial exchanges and jokes about railroads and Roosevelt’s peace efforts. In Ohio a Republican senatorial deadlock ended with Prof W J Aine winning the nomination in Licking County’s 16th district after 1872 ballots.
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Berlin
William
Tower
Littlefield
Maine
Bartholdt
Missouri
Waldo
New York
McNary
Massachusetts
Norris
Nebraska
Barcchfeld
Pennsylvania
Potsdam
Tempehof
Dodge
Foreign Office
Foreign Office Accompanied Them. At the Emperor's Suggestion Mrs. Waldo
McNury
Barchfeld
Dose
Roosevelt
Wiliam Alden Smith
Michigan
Germany
Newark
Golne
Ohie
W. J. Aine
Johestown
Licking County
Typhoid Epidemic Strikes Nanticoke Area Near Wilkesbarre
Typhoid fever outbreak reported in Nanticoke area near Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania with over 100 cases and two deaths. Opening of public schools has been postponed and public funerals banned.
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Nanticoke
Wilkhesharre
Zere
Marshall Field Weds in London Church Ceremony
The wedding of Marshall Field and London, Seyi, G. Maret Pield of go and Mrs. Arthur Caton took place at St. Margarets church, Westaneter, with Canon Herbert HMensley-Eleucon officiating. Attended by a small relatives group and Ambassador and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, the ceremony was witnessed by staff of the American embassy. The groom arrived with his son Marshall Field Jr, followed by the bride who wore grey chiffon with lace and a large picture hat.
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London
Seyi
Maret Pield
Arthur Caton
St. Margarets Church
Westaneter
Herbert Hmensley-Eleucon
St. Pauls Variedra
Kirshbaum
St. Marsnard’s
Whitelaw Reid
Marshall Field, Jr
Augustus Eddy
Wilkesbarre Brewery Wall Collapse Buries Workers
A wall on a new Luzerne Community Brewing company plant on Pennsylvania Avenue collapsed on the third floor, burying seven workmen. Three or four are feared fatally injured, as rescue efforts target survivors amid the accident in Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania.
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Wilkesbarre
Luzerne Comunty Brewing Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Unusual City Assessments Shift Names in Philly List
Philadelphia report under unusual conditions describes 70 000 names struck from assessors lists during a 6 September city process. Officials led by Potter of the department oversee the extra assessment amid safety directives and mayoral involvement as reforms unfold.
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Philadelphia
Dorcerur Potter
Republ
Hezekiah Butterworth Dies At 74 In Warren
Hezekiah Butterworth author and historian dies in Warren at age 74 from diabetes. Born in Warren in 1829 he spent nearly fifty years writing stories for young readers and served twenty five years before 1890 as chief editor of the Youth's Companion.
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Hezekiah Butterworth
Warren
Mr. Butterworth
Parade of Ex Union Prisoners Opens Grand Army Encampment
A Denver parade by naval veterans and troops marked the 38th Grand Army encampment. Ex Prisoners of War officers were elected. General Harry Waite of Indiana, Pa, fell from a horse but continued. Thousands participated. events featured cowboy exhibitions, Indian dances, and bands.
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Denver
Fort Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
Shiloh
Harry Waite
Indiana
Control of regeneration found by UC Berkeley professor
Berkeley report states Professor William Albert Setehell of the University of California Botany Department discovers that plant regeneration can be controlled by directing nitrite flow in plants. Experiments, published in a bulletin, show buds at ends of stems weaken under altered conditions, signaling a potential breakthrough in the regenerative process. Three killed in Brush Colorado wreck.
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Berkeley
Cal
William Albert Séteher
Botany
University of California
Setehell
Setehel
Setehed
Beef Packer Buys Harvard House In Stratford on Avon
Chicago reports Edward Morris the beef packer has purchased the Harvard homestead in Stratford on Avon England, a historic property acquisition noted in local dispatches.
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Beef Packer
Harvard House
Chicago
Edward Morris
Packer
Harvard
Stratford-on- Avon
England
Engaged Couple Die in Atlantic City Auto Crash Near Atco
Neill Wolfe secretary treasurer of a Philadelphia auto company and Miss Hamill daughter of a Glenside manufacturer were killed when their car swerved off a bridge near Atco New Jersey onto railroad tracks. The crash followed steering gear failure as the vehicle plunged from the West Jersey and Seashore span. Wolfe and Hamill, who had planned to wed in December, were vacationing at the seashore.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Neill Wolfe
Miss Luthill
West Jersey and Seahore
Atco
N. J
Lis Fluminl
Wolfe
Hayes Ridge
Miss Hamill
Mr. Wolfe
Dynamiters Confess in Ohio Reservoir Plot Case
Ohio farmers implicated in attempted destruction of a reservoir confess as two dynamiters Riley Colton and Barker Wright reveal details. Prosecutors say a wealthy farmer offered money to induce them, naming Montesunia farms and stolen dynamite sources. The confession also mentions several other farmers and an arrangement that led to arrests before a grand jury.
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Ohio
Wapakoneta
Riley Colton
Barker Wright
Otter
Montesunia
Phe
Qharry
Montecitha
Sheeley
Phy Grand Jury
John Sheeley
National and American Games and Market Movements
National and American games results show scattered scores across cities including Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn and St Louis with varied standings. A note on free movement of new west zones influencing market activity appears, with December option trading down and grain futures mixed as per close figures.
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Waea
Sit. Com
Pittsburg Markets September 5 Prices and Grades Listed
Prices for corn eggs butter cheese cattle hogs calves sheep and lambs listed in detail with ranges for prime fat steers milch cows feeding steers hogs and lambs. Readable figures show market conditions and benchmark values across dairy, meats, and livestock segments.
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Ohio
Shesp
Lambe
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