Agreement on all points envoys final meeting
The peace envoys settled the last disputed treaty point and left the clerks to finish. Saghalien fortification La Perouse Strait and Manchuria evacuation were resolved by chief envoys and legal advisers. Japan’s lack of thanks cited as cable interruption. news of peace to Russian troops sparked gratitude to plenipotentiaries.
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Baron Rosen
Saghalien
la Perouse
Manchuria
Japan
M. Witte
Jerome Won’t Be Mayor A Formal Statement
District Attorney Jerome declares he will not run for Mayor of New York City under any circumstances. He reiterates his aim to serve another term as District Attorney and rejects any mayoral candidacy despite recent agitation by supporters including Citizens' Union and East Side volunteers.
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the Tribune
Lakeville
Conn
Jerome
New York City
City of
New York
New-York County
New-York
Citizens’ Union
Mr. Jerome
R. Fulton Cutting
Cutting
Municipal Ownership League
Messrs. Palliser and
Shober
William R. Hearst
Hinrich
Tribune
Ation
Citizens Union
East Side
The
Educational Alliance
Clerks Can Do the Best in Peace Treaty Talks
Portsmouth reports the last point of the Russo Japanese peace pact agreed at the plenipotentiaries conference. The anticipated seventeen article treaty covers Saghalien and La Perouse Strait non fortification and Manchuria evacuation with troop withdrawal on ratification and limited railroad guards. The clerks can finish the work amid disrupted communications and a typhoon delaying signing.
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Portsmouth
N. H
M. Witte
Baron Rosen
Roosevelt
Saghalien
la Perouse
Manchuria
Japan
Monkden
Harbin
Gibraltar
England
Russia
No Armistice Orders Yet From Russia
St Petersburg report from the War Office states no formal orders have been issued on armistice. No steps have occurred to halt troop movements toward the Far East or to end shipping of men and supplies to Manchuria. Details await formal announcements and field meetings between Russia and Japan.
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St. Petersburg
Associated Press
War Office
Far East
Manchuria
Russia
Japan
Japanese Peace Envoys Komura Takahira to Arrive Soon
Reported arrival of Baron Komura and Minister Takahira, Japan’s peace envoys, expected in the city from Portsmouth on Tuesday and Wednesday. Delegation to be confined to the second page. unrelated health ad ends.
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Baron Komura
Takahira
Portsmouth
Notable Engineers and Officials in Historic Canal and Harbor Works
A roster of prominent engineers and officials including Major General George W. Davis and Brigadier General Henry L. Abbott, detailing roles in Washington Monument work, submarine mine defenses, canal construction, and harbor improvements. Also listed are engineers from Germany France England and the Netherlands with ties to Kiel, Suez, Corinth, Sault Ste. Marie, and New York projects.
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George W. Davis
Canal Zone
Washington Monument
John C. Oekes
Corps of Engineers
Henry L. Abbot
United States
Herr Eugene Tincauzer
Germany
Kiel Canal
Edouard M. Quellenec
Francs
Suez Canal Company
Greece
Corinth Canal
Suez Canal
Port Said
Isham Randolph
Chicago Drainage Canal Commission
Frederick P. Stearns
Boston
William H. Burr
Columbia University
Potomac River
Joseph Birley
Sault Ste. Marie Canal
Henry Hunter
England
Adolph Guerard
France
St. Louis Canal
Rhone River
Marseilles
J. W. Welcker
Netherlands
Holland
Alfred Noble
Pennsylvania Railroad Improvements
New York City
Nicaragua Canal Board
Deep Waterway Commission
Isthmian Canal Commission
William Barclay Parsons
New York National Guard
Rapid Transit Commission of
New York
Insistent Mrs. Lee Attempts to See President Again
Mrs. M. W. Lee of Manhasset made her fourth visit to Oyster Bay in three weeks seeking access to the President. Secret Service questioned her, she offered no clear purpose, and she was allowed no closer than Sagamore Hill. She left town after being rebuffed.
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The
Tribune
Oyster Bay
M. W. Lee
Manhasset
Secret Service
Captain Gets 6 Months
Former Allegheny Police Captain James Wilson, convicted of grafting, was sentenced to six months in the county workhouse and a $160 fine. The conviction followed his resignation pending a new trial motion, which was denied, though a stay of execution was granted.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
James Wilson
Allegheny
Allegheny County
Wilson
Man Aims to Prove He Is Not Dead in Pittsburgh Court
In Allegheny County Orphans' Court John Fulton of Paterson New Jersey reappears after 28 years to oppose a petition by Mary Fulton for a death declaration to settle her late husband’s estate. Fulton says he is not dead and cannot identify Mrs Fulton or his children. The hearing was adjourned to Tuesday for more ID witnesses.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Allegheny County
John Fulton
Paterson
N. J
Mary Fulton
Fulton
Andrew Fulton
Durham ex mayor assaults judge over murder sentence
A former Durham mayor attacked Judge George W. Ward after Ward sentenced Allen Haskins a two year term for killing I. C. Day, nephew of McCown. The assailant was seized for contempt and a hearing followed in Durham County Court House with M. E. McCown present.
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Charlotte
N. C
Observer
Durham
George W. Ward
1St Judicial District
Allen Haskins
Ward
Superior Court
I. C. Day
McCown
Durham County
M. E. McCown
Roosevelt for President 1908 Boomed by Pittsburg Leader
Telegraph report notes The Pittsburg Leader will publish an editorial urging Theodore Roosevelt to run in 1908 and stating his declination should not be accepted. The piece emphasizes Roosevelt’s decisive will in the matter. Also mentions the Fastest Long-Distance Train by the New York Central Lines project.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Roosevelt
Twentieth Center Y Limited
New-Yak
Chicago
Board to Isthmus Discusses Panama Canal Plans
Washington reports the Board of Consulting Engineers discussed organization details for the Panama Canal project. A committee partial report was presented and a visit to the isthmus by the board is likely at the end of the month when the Panam commission meets. The group adjourned at 12 34 and will reconvene Friday.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Shanti
Panam
Hunter
Burr
Woman Shot in Joke Mistaken for Burglar at Woodside Home
Mrs. Charles Bowman of Woodside Long Island was shot in the jaw by Charles Wille, a friend of her husband, during a late night prank. Wille surrendered but was released after accounts from the Bowmans were heard. Mrs. Bowman is in critical condition at St John’s Hospital Long Island City.
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Charles Bowman
Woodside
Long Island
Charles Wille
Wille
Metzger Heir's Marital Web Baffles Deductions
Toledo Sept. 2 Not only have the Metzgeers gained fame as Holland estate heirs but a complex intermarriage reveals a tangled family web. Lewis C Metzger, widower with three sons, and his children face a baffling kinship: he married Mrs Christian Miller, widow with three daughters Ida Anna Christina. Ida married Albert Metzger, twin brother of another Metzger. two daughters of Mrs Miller are now set to wed the Metzger brothers. Mrs Lewis Metzger has four marriages, her second spouse being the brother of her current husband, making future offspring kin in unexpected ways. Next week the twins plan a double wedding and the family ties grow even more intricate.
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the Tribune
Toledo
Ohio
Metzgeers
Holland
Lewis C. Metzger
Metzger
Albert
Edwin
Fred
Christian Miller
Ida
Anna
Christina
Albert Metzing
Miller
Lewis Metzger
Edward
Fever Riot Threatens Patterson Italians Amid Fever Panic
A telegram reports an Italian mob surrounding Patterson’s emergency hospital to protest fever treatment. Governor Blanchard orders readiness of state troops and arms to quell the uprising while doctors continue fever care as yellow fever reports improve and fears ease statewide.
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Tribune
New Orleans
Patterson
State Board of Health
Blanchard
Baton Rouge
J. W. Bostick
Postick
Southern Pacific
Marine
Yellow fever outbreak reaches Atlanta and quarantine orders issued
Atlanta health officials confirm one yellow fever case, John Carruthers, a mechanic who arrived from Pensacola. Detention hospitalized. refugees from infected zones in city. Health certificates halted for travelers. state board advises city quarantines. Augusta also declares quarantine against Atlanta passengers.
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Atlanta
J. P. Kennedy
John Co. Carruthers
Hos- Pensacolapital
C P. Wertenbaker
Marine Hospital Service Today
Georgia State Board of Health
Augusta
Board of Health
President to Start Ball Game for Yellow Fever Fund
A September 16 baseball game in New Orleans raises funds for the yellow fever relief. President Roosevelt will touch an electric wire at Sagamore Hill to start the play. Miss Mollie Blanchard will sing Dixie with 1,000 school children, as about 40,000 spectators are expected.
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New Orleans
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Mollie Blanchard
Dixie
Louisville
Cholera on Continent Sees Rising Cases and Quarantine
Berlin reports fifty-one cholera cases and nineteen deaths with a second Hamburg case. Authorities widen inspection and enforce swift autopsy reviews at the Institute of Infectious Diseases. Officials stress remote risk to America and outline six day quarantine rules for Russian emigrants.
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Berlin
America
Hamburg
St. George’s Hospital
East Prussia
Institute of Infectious Diseases
Germany
Ministry of the Interior
Prussia
Metchnikoff Comments on Cholera Outbreak at Pasteur Institute
Paris Sept 2 Professor Elie Metchnikoff spoke at the Pasteur Institute and told The Associated Press his views on the cholera outbreak. His remarks came as health officials monitor spread and public concern rises.
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Paris
Elie Metchnikoff
Pasteur Institute
Associated Press
Steamer City of Hudson Injures Pair Off Hastings
William Zanker and his thirteen year old brother in law Albert Winston narrowly escaped a fatal crash when the City of Hudson struck their launch Helene near Tower Ridge Yacht Club. The two were pulled from the water by crew members and rescued aboard the steamer.
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William Zanker
West
Albert Winston
Helene
City of Hudson
Hastings
Tower Ridge Yacht Club
Yacht Club
City of
Hudson
Edward Cook
Margaret
Zanker
Flower & Co
Broadway
Troy
Taft Visits Hong Kong Arrives With Alice Roosevelt
Secretary Taft and party including Miss Alice Roosevelt arrived in Hong Kong and will stay three days as Governor Sir Matthew Natham hosts the visitors. Canton trip canceled due to anti American sentiment and placards posted around the city.
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Hong Kong
Taft
Alice Roosevelt
Matthew Natham
Canton
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Cable Communication
Shanghai
Nagasaki
New-York Tribune
Mrs. Lee
En-Mayor Fells
Isthmus
Panama
Shonts
Fultua St
Dower & Sobs. Co
Adyt
NEW Orleans Fever
Yellow Fever Fund
Imperial Health Office
Robert Koch
E. von Leyden
Africa
Tyrol
Adolph Kafka
Koch
Bremen
Elbe
Caucasus
Caspian Sea
Weichsel
Imperial Department of the Interior
Wreichsel
Brahe
Netze
Bromberg Canal
Metchnikoff
Zoner
MR. Taft
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