Washington to host Russo Japanese conference and talks
Official announcement from Secretary Root at the White House confirms Washington will be the site for the Russo Japanese peace conference. If weather or heat proves unsuitable the plenipotentiaries may relocate to a northern summer resort while the talks proceed. The plan envisions joint sittings after a formal meeting to organize the plenipotentiaries, with possible move to a cooler venue if needed.
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Washington
Loot
Whiten House
Rissie
Japan
Che
Parla
Hague
Jing
Manchuria
Tokio
St. Peteraburg
Palltun
Mey
Liaoyang Shinepeng
Exposure Came After Death Forgery Scandal Unfolds
Philadelphia banker Benjamin H. Gaskill died four weeks ago amid a vast stock certificate forgery scheme. Investigators found raised shares in Philadelphia Traction Co and United States Coal Corp, with Gaskill's estate and firms linked to inflated holdings. Damaged ledgers showed self recording of client trades and double books, totaling potential losses to banks and trust firms.
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Philadelphia
Wnanelal
Mall Diumbore
Benjamin H. Gaskill
Gaeklll
Kate
Benjamin H. Gaskill & Co
Mnanelal
Gaskill
Wit
Jlinistimionis
Pater
Elven
Philadelphia Traction Co
United States Sel Corporation
B.C. Miller & Co
Miller & Co
HOU
Stock Exchange
Ite
Philadelphia Traction
New Jersey
Frankford & Southwark Street Railway Co
Frm
Josinn
Bowen is dismissed in Roosevelt letter on Loomis Bowen case
Washington reports President Roosevelt approved Taft's findings in the Loomis Bowen controversy and demanded Bowen's resignation for disloyal conduct and attempts to harm Loomis. The letter chastises Bowen for trying to secure incriminating documents and hunting gossip, citing months of misconduct and unfitness. Also notes Bowen's diplomatic service tainted by the scandal and the president's stance on resignation rather than admission of fault. Later items include a Chicago death at the Democratic convention and changes at Equitable Life.
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Washington
Herbert W. Bowen
United States
Venezuela
Francis B. Loomis
Bowen
Loomis-Bowen
Roosevelt
Taft
Looms
Mr. Bowen
Loomis
State Department
Demand A New Ticket In Philadelphia Campaign
A Monday meeting in Philadelphia debated changing the November party ticket. A three member sub committee was appointed to meet a similar group from a letter signed by 21 Republicans urging a new ticket that commands voter confidence. Several incumbents and ward leaders may be asked to withdraw as reform movements gain momentum in wards and unions. The meeting also noted opposition from former allies and the rising influence of the committee of seventy. Also leaders urged Gov Pennypacker to remove State Insurance Commissioner Israel W Durham from office.
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Pareal PL Prat
Ganker
Buffalo
Mr. Pritt
Texam
Sigebee
John Pail Jones
France
Harvey Smith
John Collier
Wil Adekwou
Decatur
Smith
Collier
Bethy Hloodworth
Jackson
Frederick Arnol
Newton Andrews
State Penitentiary
Canyon City
Cal
Mra
Adnanila Young
Denver
Rg, Don & Co
United States
Canada
Armour & Co
Lee
Pewankee
Wis
Nacht- Aing
Warne
John Kuews
Amos Ashbaugh
Swechlite
West Penn
Teshack
Mononpahela
Mekheerport
Gov
Warner
Michigan
Thiehie
Guy Higgins
New York
W. B. Hooker
Weaver
Philadelphia
John W. Hill
Henry W. Hil
Lorne Creek
B.C
Eros
Tt Ie
Toronto
Ont
Anvlin
Pere Marquette Railroad
St. Thomas
Mips
Court of West Virginia
Staw
Dillon
Philadelphia d& Erle
Wilcox
J. W. Andrews
Treman
Condugar Pierce
Reilly
Frank Holiday
Fyfe, Munson & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Far
Eaath
Sach
Krupp
Bison Works
Réenith- Neon City
Eitheone
Shor If
Henry C. Ransley
John B Liken
Elty
Hugh Black
Jacob Wildemore
James L. Miles
David Martin
David H. Lane
Jung
Ransley
Select Council
Lions
Messrs
Mack and
Wildemore
Republican Organisation
Aa Sich
Walted Gage Improvement Co
W. Dorham
Committee of Seventy
Gov. Pennypacker
Offee
Israel W. Durham
Emperor Nicholas Promises to Summon National Assembly
In St Petersburg at Peterhof the zemstvo delegation briefed Emperor Nicholas II on Russia's dire wartime conditions. He listened calmly and pledged to summon a national assembly, expressing regret over naval disasters and the sacrifices endured. Delegation members reported the talk left a strong impression.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Zemstvo
Alexander Palace
Peterhof
Trovhetzkoy
Zemstvo Congresa
Maco
Moscow
Russia
Zem
M. Fedoroff
Century Limited runs ahead of time to 9 27 at Grand Central
New York dispatch reports the Twentieth Century Limited completed its first Albany to Hudson run of 31 miles in 20 minutes at nearly 70 mph and also covered 20 miles between Castleton and Hudson in 18 minutes. The train carried 72 passengers including prominent railroad men, who praised the ride as easy and pleasant.
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Culeene
Philadelphia
Lode
Musil
Poland
New York City
Car Nichulag
Davi Prest
James Noll Gr
Joseph Btorstel
Shenandoah
Beibury
Pottseile
Pittsburg
Allepheny
MeKersport
Eigct
Jamnes Chambers
Logan House
William
Dover
Heligoland
Sanne
O. Huldéchincky
Germany
Maxime Gomez
Havana
Cuba
Revolutons
Estrada Palma
The
Republic
Western Maryland
Paapsco
Westmeler
Finksburg
Kansas
State Indor Department of Kansas
A. BR. Jamison
Free Employment Department of
Missouri
Carson Street
Sense Bros
Harry Hatton
Auit
Jalil Hatton
Howard C. Wiggins
Royal Arcanum
Rome
N.Y
Supreme Council
New York Central
Grand Central Station
Hudson River
Upper West Side
Charles Collins
Dane
Tows
Barneveld
Blue Mounds
Wis
Treasury Department
Washington
Northwestern University
Chicago
Holgate
Magpeth
C.K. Thatas
Panadena
Glendale
Los Angeles
Cal
Madison, Wis
Yielnity
Hall
New York
Albany
Hudson
Castleton
Twentieth Century Limited
Lake Shore
Ex-Banker Clewell on Trial in Federal Court
Ohio court reports detail the trial of George F. Clewell, former cashier of the Federal Trust Co. He faced embezzlement charges after drawing 8100 from a cashier’s check and masking the entry in books. The docket includes other Ohio items such as a mob incident in Dayton, a will deposition in Newark, and weather-related crop impacts.
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Clewell
Cleveland
George FP
Federal Teist Co
Taw Jey
Federal Trust Co
Dayton
Michael Ryan
Ohio
Ryan
Bila
John Zander
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Army Commisariat
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Thaw
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Paul Morton
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James Nollon
Joseph Bjeratein
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Windecker Co
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Columbus
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County
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Waonlland Avenue
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