PORTSMOUTH PEACE OUTLOOK LOOMS IN JAPAN AND EUROPE
Reports from Berlin Paris and Tokyo describe anxious mood ahead of the Portsmouth conference. Japanese officials urge firmness as Rome Russia and Germany influence the Pacific drama. Indemnity demands linger while public minds weigh the possible peace terms and wartime stances.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Muren Komura
Nda
Siartelegrams
Paris
Portsmouth
Mir
Emperos
Pedee
Owine
Germany
Russia
Carlsbad
Spencer F
Flood Toll Reported in Tehuacán Region After River Break
Information from officials states as many as fourteen people may have drowned in Tebasco flood north of Trinidad after walls collapsed and seven houses in a mining district were swept away. Two coal camps near the canyon suffered heavy damage. Rail service on the Santa Fe and Denver and Rio Grande lines was interrupted by the disaster. Bodies recovered at once.
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Inidad
Hascinzs
Tebasco
Feg
Trinidad
Vesterting
Trian
Tatwin
Cangor
Hasco
Fearing
Cany
Trent
Santa Fe
Denver & Tie
Grande
Waskent
Use of Railway Passes Among State Guardsmen Queried
A Madison report notes the attorney general opines that National Guard members and non commissioned officers employed by the state may use railway passes. The ruling specifies that commissioned officers may not, while other guardsmen and staff could, raising questions about travel benefits for state workers.
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Aye
Manchester
Milwaukeau
Yes
Sin National Guard
Wiscon
Asse
Madison
Wis
Tucker to Wed in Wausau This September
Announcement says State Law Examiner Frank T. Tucker and Miss Agnes Lydia Young of Wausau will marry in Wausau in September. Miss Young was a university junior last year and Tucker formerly served as principal of Omra high school.
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Madison
Wis
Frank T. Tucker
Agnes Lydia Young
Wausau
Woman jumps from Eads Bridge to her death
An Associated Press report describes a drowning near the Eads Bridge area after a woman, identified as a passenger, escaped from a car and climbed over the bridge rails. She disappeared below the structure and her body was not recovered.
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Associated Press
Texas
Annee Ozzard
Edge Bridge
Menasha Beats Conkesh in State Leagues
Local report notes Menasha’s 24 to 10 victory over Conkesh with six late runs after Dolan replaced in the ninth. Beebe returned to the mound for Menasha and struck out two as the game closed with Menasha’s lead intact. Also recounted are Brighton Beach incidents and local arrests including an inebriate jailed for drunkenness and a pocket-picking suspect sent to Green Bay reform school.
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Menashe
Menashe Beis
Conkesh
Pet
Soca
Pierce
Imre
Menasha
Dol
Bes
Sig
George Bussel
Justice Bredley
Brighton Beach
Con
Green Bay
CS Sacker
Menasna
Peart T. Cain
Waupace
ROW OVER AN ALLEY IN THE CITY COUNCIL
The article reports a dispute over an alley involving Va jongr or Grandaverre with court appearances and an injunction. Alderman Lonsters reportedly blocked access by erecting a fence, prompting Johnston to respond by demolishing the fence and placing a guard. Johnston and Lenstort are described as wealthy, with legal actions ongoing and temporary measures served.
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Grandaverre
Thoreuga
Va Jon
Elite Council
Rogers A. Johnston
Mir
Johnston
Lonsters
BisairoTmeys Ant
Temporari Induncti
Mr. Johnston
Lenstort
Verry
Wisconsin waterpowers plan survey supervision announced
An announcement from the offices of the Geological Survey reports a cooperative Wisconsin effort to survey water powers. Prof Leonard S. Smith will lead federal participation with hydrographer Fanna collecting data on the Black River at Black River Falls and up to 68 upper waters. Subsequent surveys will cover the upper Chippewa and likely the St Croix as part of a state program.
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Washington
Seviegical Survey
Wisconsin
Seciesiai
I Leonard S. Smith
Wor Fanna
Black River
Chippewa
St. Croix
Smith
H. C. Stevens
Pump Carpenter III. Noted Madison editor in failing health
News reaches Madison that S D Carpenter known as Pump Carpenter is in an Omaha hospital and not expected to recover at age eighty seven. He edited The Wisconsin Patriot at Madison in 1854 and was prominent for his wig claim against the state over a printing contest before various legislatures.
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Madison
Wis
S. D. Carpenter
Pump” Carpenter
Omaha
Wisconsin Patriot
al Wig
Gloomy Outlook as Peage Talks Continue
Baron Kaneko discusses Russia’s stance amid a roomful of doubt as peace talks near Portsmouth face uncertain prospects. He notes that Russia’s statement may reflect official intent, while Japan seeks peace with justice. Weather and delays mirror cautious optimism or renewed stalemate.
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Bs Assoristed Press
Baron CaenGt Rsik
Count I Lamsdorf
Count Lamsdorf
Russia
Baron Kaneko
New York
Japan
Beron Homare
Outiolk
Portsmouth T
Ebour Salou
Pesce
Saite
Tomormox
United States
Tokio
Prussia and Japan in 1905 era geopolitics debate
The article discusses Prussia rising as a great power from vassal status and Japan's strategic aims in Asia, including freeing Africa from European and American influence while shaping a new Japanese empire. It mentions Count Lamsdorf and the ongoing peace discussions, with officials in Portsmouth and Manchester observing cotton mill tours and diplomatic exchanges amid uncertainty about war indemnities and the broader balance of power.
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Enue
Count Werk
San Francisco
Baron de Rosen
Magnolia
Portsmouth
Witte
Mtr
Takahira
Manchester
Baron Komura
Mrr
Roosevelt
America
Japan
Pacific
Snto
Russia
Prussia
Amietica
Azria
Peterseulag
Petersvurs
Lams
Lamsivr
N. Hi
Baron Firomura
X. H
Takeahira
NM. H
Sialon
Amoskeagz Manufacturing Company
Patty
Baron DE Rose
Mess
Baron de Roses
Tennis at Ghagiraats Open Tournament Opens August Event
The seventh annual open tennis tournament under the Ohio Lawn Tennis Association begins in this city on August 25 for the tri state championship of Ohio Pennsylvania and Indiana. Prominent players include Ross Sutton Beal Wright Kreight Collins and Bistie Mieetser with both men and women events in singles doubles and mixed doubles. Rain postponed play to tomorrow delaying the start of matches.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Ohio Lawn Tennis Association
Ip Ox
Bkeneneky
Indiana
Labor Dar
Ross Sutton
Basadens
Cal
Beal
Wright
Bass
Kreight Collins
Chicago Greyer
Ad Bisttie Mieetser
ZogTam
Ray
Aus
Iadar
Anal
Secretaries In Session Plan Regional Meeting and Installations
Secretaries gathered at Man Hall at 10 o'clock for papers on office duties and discussion. Milwauk Foresters and Independent Order officers attended, with Dr G A Granger to install and Mr Host to be honored on Wednesday, while Charles D Smith served notice demanding a hearing over the proposed Stora sewer on Sheboygan Street.
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Man Hall
Miod
Rn Wood
Mir Campbell
Mesnzh
Act
Normea
Independent Order of Eee
Scranceppents
G. A. Granger
F.C
Mathson
Fond du Lac
Hildreth
The Taggart Case Progress in Wooster
In Wooster Ohio August, Emma Lyttle the former Taggart household servant testified again as the Taggart case nears resolution. Her on the stand testimony differed from yesterday’s deposition, and Captain Taggart’s counsel failed to secure changes.
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Associated Press
Wooster
Taggart
Emma Lyttle
Brown Arrest Nets Burglary Suspect After Freight Chase
A burglary suspect described as five feet ten inches tall with a smooth face and dark clothing was captured by Chief Brown, aided by a Fond du Lac officer, after leaping from a freight at Appleton Junction. The man, linked to a Rhinetender robbery on August 7, faced charges in Fond du Lac. Police seek the accomplice and warned of a later celebration in the area. The case also mentions a bleeding leg injury and ongoing searches for a reward by authorities.
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Northwestern
Metsah
Tabbot
Fond du Lac
Brown
Fond Au Lee
Lether Talbot
Appleton
Appleton Junction
Fondau Lee
Fon@ deac
Talbot
Rhinetender
bRis
New & Conner Three
Sea Girl N S National Rifle Meet Delayed by Rain
The national individual rifle meet schedule is disrupted as rain halted events after 1 a m. The expected team match and individual finals face postponement to tomorrow or Monday with large turnout and Governor Stokes of New Jersey arriving for the tournament.
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Br Associated Press
Sea Girl
Tomorro
Flernsan
Stokes
New Jersey
Fever situation in New Orleans hopes for end by Oct 1
The Associated Press reports rising yellow fever figures with 1619 total cases and 229 deaths to date. Surgeon White told St Pauls Church parishioners that proper disinfection and screening could yield a complete cessation by October 1, under Bishop Sessums’s oversight.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
White
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Sessums
Civilians urged for sanitary survey cooperation plea
Dr White said federal medical officers aim to gather statistics for every probable portion of the city. He appealed for courteous treatment of inspectors and cooperation. Governor Elsuchard continues efforts to keep trains moving in Louisiane by contacting railway officials about service interruptions. President Souches of the state board will travel to Patterson, La on Saturday to inspect conditions there.
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Zens
White
Elsuchard
Louisiane
Souches
State Board
Patterson
Nationwide Trade Outlook Brightens on Harvest and Shipping
Dispatches to Dual Review indicate steady to rising business across major hubs. Reports note strong wholesale and retail activity, improved collections, and abundant crops fueling fall and winter trade prospects from Boston to Chicago, with gains in New Orleans lending and St Louis wholesale lines.
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Associated Press
New York
Boston
Philadepwhia
Pitsburg
Staltlimore
Atlanta
Louisville
New Orleans
St Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Paul
Napolis
Indignation Grips Army Over Russian Demands
A garbled dispatch notes widespread anger in the Russian ranks over concessions on Sakhalin and indemnities to Japan. The emperor's manifesto on a national assembly and front-line outlines sparked renewed interest while peace talks paused amid rising discontent and demands.
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Godzynzini
Seized by Japanese Tea Sneeckies and Seizure Reasoning
Fragmentary notes indicate a ship seized by Japanese authorities and mentions tea, with unclear context and phrasing about the seizure rationale. The garbled text references “Gis” and questions around why the ship was seized and what happened to the tea items.
American Woman Injured in Northampton Car Crash
Miss Goulter, daughter of an American millionaire, was thrown from a motor car near Northampton and rendered unconscious. The Evening News reports the July seven incident on the Aug. 93 edition.
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Jin Goulter
Associated Press
The
Evening News
Fire destroys Lotts business district in small town
Muscatine Ia Aug 25 a fire today swept through Lotts destroying the entire business section. The loss is estimated at 30000 and is practically covered by insurance. Local residents report the Toes area damage as the blaze leveled shops and offices.
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Associated Press
Muscatine
Lotts
Reform of Insurance Laws Debated by American Bar Association
The American Bar Association's annual meeting in Nakia Gansept discussed insurance law reforms. A majority report urged federal supervision of insurance, repeal of valued policy laws, a uniform policy, and federal oversight of all insurance mail communications, while a minority warned against unconstitutional overreach and urged state-led changes. Roosevelt endorsed peace efforts and praised efforts to aid those war-torn.
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American Ham Association
Nakia
Gansept
Insurance Law Committee
Vinerly
Associated Press
L. Ave
Amerwan Law Association
Insurance
Ralph W. Breckenrides
Burton Smith
Alfred Hemeny
RL. O W. Mercer
Congress
Tablce
Bureau of Corporations
Vante
Roosevelt
I Velt
Russia
Japan
American Bar Association
Brease
Hind
Marathon Fair at Wansas Wisconsin slated September 5
The Marathon county fair and Wisconsin Live Stock Breeders association plan a September 5 event in Wansas Wisconsin featuring harness horse races and strong exhibit entries. Railroads offer half rates to attract visitors as officials promise record departments.
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Wansas
Wis
Marathon
Department of Exhibits
Postmaster at Lake Alice Arrested on Padding Charges
Alvin W. the postmaster at Lake Alice was arrested on charges of padding positions and falsifying returns. Bond was set at 136 dollars, and in default he will be held in St. Louis County Jail awaiting trial in January.
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Sociated Press
Alvin W
Lake Alice
St. Louis County
Janmuarm
Yellow fever doubt shadows Chalmette voyage
Two crewmen from the steamer Chalmette, arriving from New Orleans, were removed from quarantine with high temperatures and placed under observation. The report notes fever concerns and provides weather observations from Wisconsin, including a forecast of warmer conditions and shifting winds.
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Br Associated Press
New York
Emen
Chalmette
New Orleans
Hoffman
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Tucker
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Baron Rareko
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Stasslam
Miss Saiton
B.S. Wright
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