Presidential Proclamation Calls Senate Extraordinary Session
The proclamation by Theodore Roosevelt orders the Senate to convene at 12 oclock noon on March 4 at the Capitol to receive communications from the executive. The note is dated February 23, 1905, in Washington with JOAN HAY as secretary of state.
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Peace rumors refuted by Cassini and officials in Washington
In Washington, officials state no peace proposal from Russia or Japan is near, with Count Cassini asserting war will end only in Russian victory. Japanese and Russian diplomats signal readiness for peace on terms but expect renewed spring operations and no decisive victory yet.
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Baby Senator Burkett Quietly Moves Toward Seat
Elmer J. Burkett of Nebraska poised to become the youngest U S senator once seated. At thirteen he is a native of Nebraska who has practiced law in Lincoln for eleven years and is serving his third term in Congress.
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International Commission Report Keeps Fleet Balance Unclear
A conservative reading of the inter national commission's fall of fair findings suggests a stance favorable to Britain with Russia preserving dignity. Admirals argued precautions were adequate, while the report blames neither side for the incident and notes key reservations to ease British sensitivities. The London and St Petersburg press expect quiet relief.
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Mrs Davis Letter Published About Jefferson Davis Aid
Savannah report notes General Miles published a letter from Varina Davis thanking him for his treatment of Jefferson Davis during captivity at Fortress Monroe. The item also mentions a 1915 peace jubilee proposal for Chattanooga and Chicago University President Harper's improving condition after surgery. Indiana passes anti pass bill with fines. local want ads for jobs and situations offered.
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Hotel Penn Fire Rips Through Reading Heart of Town
A blaze swept the Reading Hotel Penn at Sixth and Penn streets, endangering about eighty guests in night clothes as flames raced from a wire in a first floor clothes closet. The hotel, a four story brick property, suffered major damage but all guests escaped. losses estimated at $80,000. The blaze spread to nearby stores and residences, with insurers covering most buildings.
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Fire in Mont Clair Kills Mrs. Ross and Hides Murder
A blaze on High street in Mont Clair results in the death of Mrs. Hannah B. Ross and the disappearance of a coachman. Police suspect murder hidden by fire and search ruins for clues to origin and victim. Officials believe the fire began in the bedroom and are investigating whether it was arson or accidental death.
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