Weekly News Highlights From A Busy Week
A rapid summary of events includes a looming referendum vote in Norway and diverse global items from Roosevelt on the Monroe doctrine and China treaty issues to a New York soap factory fire injuring many. Reports cover fires, floods, strikes, political tensions, and notable searches or rescues worldwide.
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Japan Demands Peace Terms Including Sakhalin Cession
Portsmouth Aug 11 peace envoys open second session as terms are presented in writing. Russia to study offers with written reply awaited. Major points include cession of Port Arthur Dalny and Manchuria, open door principle, Chinese Eastern railway, Corea protectorate, Sehing rights, interned ships, and limited Far East naval strength.
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Rescue of Arctic North Pole Expedition Completes
Anthony Fiala's polar expedition aboard the Terra Nova is rescued off Homgway. One Norwegian seaman died. The party, guided by William Ziegler, reached 82 degrees 82 minutes north before their ship entered heavy ice and sank. In Panama, Theodore Shonts and Dr. Ross departed for New York aboard the Mexico. The canal commission agreed to move bodies to the United States and fund a 386 room hotel for canal employees.
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Russia Delivers Indemnity Stance in Peace Talks
Portsmouth August report says M Witte presented Russia's answer to Japan via Baron Komura. The reply rejects indemnity and Sakhalin cession, accepts other points for discussion, and demands prompt adjournment to study a fuller reply. Russia expects rapid talks and hints at possible immediate discussion before returning home.
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Texas Guards Against Infection Amid Yellow Fever Fears
State Health Officer Tabor reports yellow fever active in Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Florida and the Republic of Mexico. Texas lies between infected districts and faces quarantine strain. He urges no mobilization of citizens or soldiers to avoid panic and railroad disruption. ranger forces should be held ready to enforce quarantine as needed.
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Rail tycoons near control of key Midwest lines
Chicago August 12 new reports claim buyers of large blocks of Wisconsin Central stock may give Great Northern and Northern Pacific owners a majority of securities. The move is tied to anticipated through traffic growth and potential shifts in management and revenue control.
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Store Building Collapse Kills and Traps Dozens in Albany
In Albany New York a department store building at North Pearl Street collapsed during repairs trapping hundreds of workers and shoppers. Officials say up to forty wounded and dead lay beneath debris as rescue teams dig for survivors. Most victims were young women and Italian laborers were part of the wrecked pillar removal crew.
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Taft Toasts Czar at Manila Reception
Major General Corbin hosted a dinner for the Taft party with Rear Admiral Enquist and staff present. Taft toasted the Russian emperor while Enquist saluted deeply, and Mrs Alice Roosevelt joined later for a royal reception at the Malacanang palace before about 3000 attendees.
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Roosevelt weighs Venezuela ruling on Bermudes concession
President Roosevelt has been informed that a Venezuelan federal court nullified the Bermudes Asphalt concession. Action by the U S government cannot be announced yet. Secretary Root is away and will review the matter with the president after returning from Labrador.
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No Judge Chosen Yet In Rail Against Federal Appointment
Washington August 9 Attorney General Moody returned to Washington after two days of vacaum but did not bring word of a Federal judge appointment for Oregon. No selection has been made Moody said I am not in a position to name any.
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