Goungil Votes To End The War And Postponed Session
Diplomacy notes and conference talks fill the day as Gouncilors vote to end the war while proceedings are postponed until tomorrow morning. Japanese and Russian envoys draft minutes in multiple languages, with French to follow, as ministers and secretaries work to finalize the peace terms and indemnity discussions. Portmouth arrivals and secret meetings involve Witte, Rosen, and a U.S. envoy in discreet sessions at the navy yard.
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Manquet
Portsmouth
Portamouth
Pierce
Knanoko
Rockingham
Cate
Tate
Japan
Riwela
Bhusy
Soghalien
Rusala
Witte
Rosen
Toklo
Rosevelt Hutie
Roosevelt
General Stores
Navy Yard
Meéensciger
Ripley comments on government rail rebate suit in Oregon
In Dank City on Aug 22 P Ripley president of the Santa Fe rail road declined to discuss government suits over rebates to Hutchinson Coal in Hutchinson Kansas. He said the railroads often engage in rebates and did not disclose any amounts by Santa Fe or other lines. A separate report notes a drugstore find of counterfeit checks tied to Charles A Stevens & Prox and a bank deposit in a deer town, with no currency recovered.
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Danke City
P. Ripley
Santa Fe Railroad
Chicago
Bgits Fe
Hutchinson Coal Company
Hutchinson
Kan
Afl MB
Ripley
Streema
Santa Fe
Paul Morton
Tenkevelt
Nnf
Dobbe
Stevena & Rice
Reindictment of WilliamsQN in Portland Grand Jury Session
Federal grand jury in Portland convened to probe land frauds and consider reindicting five previously indicted defendants. New indictments are expected against Congressman Williamson and co-defendants for conspiracy and alleged witness tampering during recent trials.
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Portland
Williamson
Mitter
Wiliamson
Heart on the right side found in man during operation
Malcolm Rose, a Los Angeles landscape gardener, was undergoing neck growth removal at county hospital when surgeons discovered his heart is located on the right side instead of the left. The heart function appeared normal and it has likely been this way since birth, a first for local physicians.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Malcolm Rose
Chicago Wheat Market Quotations Aug 22
Quotations from the Grenicet Wheat Market show United States prices in Chicago on August 22 with September wheat closing at 80 6-8, corn at 51 1-3, and oats at 86 4-8. Market activity remained steady as traders monitored supply and demand signals.
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United States
Chicago
Gorge Fire Rages Along Portland Water Front
A fierce blaze swept two city blocks in Portland Oregon destroying multiple structures built on piling foundations. Firefighters faced collapsed elevated roadways and flooded streets as they battled through sloughs with dynamite used to stop flames. Six injuries were reported including a fireman and a truck driver with several rescues noted among damaged blocks between Stark Pine Union and Sixth avenues.
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Portland
Ore
Union
Oak Streets
Ft & O'Ylock
Sitowen
Kiasing
Enxat
I Frome Stractive
Ohimay
Kadderly
Kearns
BO Hoek
Aso Stove Co
Phulley’s
Portland Cement
Weder, Smith's
Machfield
Acconithan
Ho Kadderly Holding
Cully Block
Old Fellows' Call
Joe
Stark and
Pine
Union Avenue
Sixth Streets
Rio Pelle
John Stewart
Taggart Went Calling in Manila Court Testimony
In Wooster on August 22 Brigadier General Minor, Taggart’s former commander, attended court. Irene Vose testified Taggart acted morose and irritable, slapped his wife, and Major Newbury left Taggart’s home due to improprieties. Minor denied inappropriate conduct and any affair with Mrs. Taggart.
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Mere Vos
Taggart
Manila
Major Newbury
Mra Taggart
Earthquake wrecks wing. eleven injured at World’s Fair
A weakened section of the World’s Fair educational building collapsed this morning in St Louis, trapping eleven men and fatally injuring some. In Lincoln William J Dryan arrives with wife in Germany and plans a world tour to escape East Indies heat. At Oyster Bay President Roosevelt receives no official visitors this morning as Philip B Stewart of Colorado visits for two days.
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St. Louis
Bryans
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Dryan
Germany
East Indies
San Pratchco
Orient
Colorado
Oyster Bay
Philip B. Stewart
Suppressing Boycott Report From Shanghai
Shanghai authorities, including the viceroy and the provincial governor, have agreed to suppress the boycott against American goods as of August 22. The move aims to restore trade activity and reduce wartime tensions affecting imports and local markets.
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Shanghai
London News Briefs From Portsmouth In Roosevelts Era
London details chaotic club scenes with murders to hear Portsmouth news. Europe largely praises Roosevelt amid today’s events, as crowds discuss policy and leadership across the continent.
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London
Portsmouth
Europe
Roosevelt
Rail traffic buildup at Huntington yard signals heavy fall freight
Heavy freight volume is building at Huntington rail yards as western bound trains move long lines of condemned cars and tonnage. The reorganized passenger service reduces motive power, stressing freight movement. System officials expect peak traffic this fall and winter, with frieght arrivals already signaling a busy season.
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Penileton
Huntington
Swaltine
Washington letter clarifies Wanamaker visit details
President Booker T. Washington sent a letter to the Age Herald denying escorting any Wanamaker family member to or from dining rooms. He states he dined with Mr. Wanamaker and his family at a hotel by request to discuss business, while staying at Saratoga.
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Birmingham
Alt
Booker T. Washington Haw
New York
Age-Herald
John Wanamaker
Baratega
Mr. Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Saratoga
Taft Party Arrives at Ocia Cebu Harbor Event
Aug 22 report from PL describes Tafe and party aboard Bogenhie who are escorted into the harbor by craft crews. The city prepares decorations for a parade races and banquet. The party plans to depart at daybreak tomorrow.
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Cebu. PL
Bogenhie Morting
Belror
Gallon House Men Flee After Tent Venture Near Vansycle
The Gallon House proprietors Ad and R Andersons ran off with tents and a vault like storage after operating among harvest hands near Vansycle. Deputy Sheriff Blakeley arrived to find the site abandoned, with only a cave used as cold storage remaining. Residents regret the loss as wheat raisers and warehouse operators had disapproved of the venture and had hoped the Andersons would stay longer.
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Ad and
R. Anderset
Vanervele
Sherif Joe Winketey
Binkeley
Anderen Brothers
Washington
Eajion Imlt
Viguer
Haid
Blakeley
Vansycle
Andersons
Suffering on steamer Athos laden with rotting fruit
New York reports the steamer Athos, 17 days overdue, carrying rotting bananas and bones, amid foul water and stifling odor. Crew and passengers endured illness from contaminated supplies as attempts to tow and repair failed, with several deaths later linked to the voyage. Authorities note widening public health concerns.
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New York
Atos
Antonio
Delphine
Adirondack
Teachers Selected for Helis and Adams Schools
Teachers for Helis and Adams have been selected and contracts filed with the county superintendent. Helix, Charlie i Tutro of Idaho named. Mine Berthdl Stach ling of Kankas resists. School starts September 4 in that town. Principal Keel, J. H. Scott assistant, Mike Bada Coretyom primary teacher for the Atlantic school. Water issues cited as irrigation dams built not due to Yakima River shortage. Sheriff Perry Ea Diu arrived in Bannners Ferry with deputies to close gambling houses and shut down remaining devices. Yakima County expects 99,000 pounds of hop yield in the harvest.
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Helis and
Adams
Por Helix
Charlie i
Tutro
Idato
Hae
I Pendpnt
Berthdl Stachling
Kankas
Aclatic
Wlo. Keel
J. H. W Scott
Mike Bada Coretyom
Yakima
Ifhey
Anil
Sarglus
Tver
Mihi
Dean Witel
Perry
Ea Diu
Keotena County
Joolook
Tvive
Atelow
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Mrs Vose
St Louis
Tiintington Pith
Booker Washington
Hoe
Ocia
Gallon House
Vanstycle Road
Athos
Schms
van Laden
Jompaler
New Orleans
Uelix and
Adame
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