Status of Peace Negotiations Debate Under Way
Portsmouth New Hampshire August 14 two features arise the plenipotentiaries began seriatim discussion of Japanese proposals the Japanese seek secrecy while de Witte favors publicity. main problems unresolved despite talk of progress as Japan may yield on conditions seriatum while indemnity and Sakhalin remain sticking points.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Korea
de Witte
Komura
Cassini
Takahira
Sakhalin
Plenipotentiaries Attend Service at Christ Church
Russian and Japanese peace mission envoys attended services at Christ Episcopal church Portsmouth yesterday. De Witte expressed desire to attend the Sabbath service, and the Russians sat in front, following the ornate Matin service. The organ briefly played a Russian anthem during the worship.
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Christ Episcopal Church
de Witte
Oortsmouth
Charles le V
Fever Epidemic Adds Record Daily Cases in New Orleans
Yellow fever reports in New Orleans surge with 125 new cases today, inspector data shows one inspector submitting 74 cases. The aug day tally marks a grim peak in the ongoing epidemic drawing urgent public health response.
Sunday Services at Parish End with Pleasant Envoi
After the service the envelopes were gratefully received by the rector and parish members. They stayed only briefly and then returned directly to the hotel.
Bombing in Sourayskaia Street Kills Several in Belliostok
Report from Sourayskaia street in Belliostok says a bomb was thrown, resulting in several fatalities and numerous injuries. Russian authorities investigate the attack and search for suspects amid heightened security concerns in the city.
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Russia
Belliostok
Sourayskaia Street
Dayton racer Earl Kaiser badly hurt at Cleveland meet
Earl Kaiser of Dayton suffered severe injuries after his car veered toward the fence during warmup at the Cleveland Automobile Club summer meet. His left leg was crushed and amputated at Glenville hospital, with a dislocated right shoulder and other injuries. Blood poisoning risk is feared.
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Cleveland, O
Earl Kaiser
Dayton
Cleveland Automobile Club
Kaiser
Glenville Hospital
Charles W. Poole
Conheat
Joseph Alexander
Newark
N. J
Frank Weaver
Mindlay
Domenico Pomodoro
Antonio Iillo
Joseph Faraci
Frank Busevni
Francisco Scilla
Natale Dirmora
Antonio Achille
Galanus Travola
Caalogne Cagnani
John W. Long
Cleveland
Richard A. Long
Louis Reinbolt
Boston
E. EB. O'Hara
Findley
Lloyd
Trumer
Ada
John Dexter
Titin
Prank Phillips
Veonn Leonardo
Joseph Dumont
Roy Wineh
Findlay
Standard Ol! Company
Grand Ball at Manila Honors Miss Roosevelt in Marble Hall
Manila hosts a grand ball in the government house marble hall for Miss Roosevelt. Filipinas ladies crafted a silk native gown worn by Miss Roosevelt. Thousands attend as foreign ladies wear native costumes and Rear Admiral Enquist attends. The Taft party departed on Logan for a southern trip yesterday. In Chelsea Michigan a village alarm follows a pet poisoning spree. Nine dogs and three cats die. a Michigan Central worker Guenther is arrested on suspicion.
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Manila
Government House
Miss Roosevelt
Enquist
Taft
United States Army
Logan
Chelsea
Mich
Michigan Central
Guenther
Typhoid Fever Cases Reported in City
Washington reports twelve new typhoid cases on August 14. Since July 1 the city has 246 cases with 134 white and 81 colored people. Of these, 41 have recovered and 26 have died.
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Washington
Sysonby Wins Great Republic Stake at Saratoga
In Saratoga New York on August 14 James R Keenes Sysonby won the Great Republic stake worth 39000 dollars to his owner The victory cements his reign as King of the Turf in one of the years top races.
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Saratoga
N. Y
James R. Keene
Great Republic
Enormous Crops Reported Across South Dakota and Chicago
Dispatches from various observers note enormous crops in South Dakota and Chicago. The report mentions F A Miller of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul road receiving updates and a Chicago yacht sighting guiding a two foot sloop named micho formerly Ethel IV toward home after a long voyage via the Mississippi Gulf and down the Atlantic to New York.
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South Dakota
Chicago
F. A. Miller
Milwaukee
St. Paul
South
Wa Beach
Mich
Armand
Naval Reserve
Mississips
Gulf
Atlantine
New York
Hudson
Baron Kaneko Seeks U S Trade Ties After Harvard Education
Baron Kaneko, who hosted a New York banquet for Baron Komura and associates, has been in America studying business and economic systems. He has given interviews on the Russo Japanese war and promotes closer U S Japan trade relations. He was educated at Harvard.
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Baron Kaneko
New York
Baron Komura
America
Japan
Harvard
Record Exports Reach Largest Figure on U S Trade List
Washington reports 1905 exports of manufactures at 545,020,207 dollars up from 452,415,021 the previous year. Iron and steel lead the mix with 134,727,921. cotton goods surge to 49,666,080, signaling broad gains across machinery copper and locomotives sold abroad. Japan buys 151 locomotives as China and others expand orders. The growth outpaces population rise and dwarfs Civil War era totals.
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Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Canada
South America
Mexico
West Indies
Japan
Argentina
China
Earthquake Shakes Macao Investors and Priests
Earthquakes in Macao on the Canton river last nine hours caused panic as thousands fled to parks. Chinese priests heightened alarm by prophesying the city's destruction.
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China
Hong Kong
Macao
Canton
Lynch Horseshoe Crowd Threatens Necro Showman
In Wishaw Lancashire England August reports say Patsa Liffey, a necro showman jailed for assault and murder of an elderly woman, was escorted to prison as locals shouted for lynching. Police barely protected him.
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Wishaw
Lancashire
Eng
Patsa Liffey
Pine holdings in St Louis county sold for 1.7 million
Duluth Minnesota August 14 John Mc Alpine and Henry Turrish of Duluth sold their pine holdings in St Louis county north in Pelican lake for 1 700 000 dollars. Purchasers name could not be obtained.
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Duluth, Mingn
John Mc.Alpine
Henry Turrish
Duluth
St. Louis County
Pelican Lake
Emperor William Receives Butler At Castle
At the castle Kaiser Wilhelm receives Dr Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University New York and Professor Burgess of Columbia University in Prussia on August 14.
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Kaiser
Butler
Wilhelmuphoe
Prussia
Emperor William
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
New York
Professor Burgess
The
University
Allison and Cousins Arrive in New York from Southampton
United States Senator W. O. Allison and Representative Cousins of Iowa arrived in New York from Southampton. They are en route, with plans to address current sessions and discuss matters with colleagues.
Hinshaw Hanged in Effigy Sparks County Outrage
In Clayton Hendricks County Indiana an effigy of William K Hinshaw hanged on a telephone pole carried the inscription This man killed his wife. Hinshaw once pastor of a Methodist church was accused in 1805 of murdering his wife and was life sentenced before recent pardon. The display reflected local anger over the case and his preachment.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Clayton
Hendricks County
William K. Hinshaw
Thug Crushes Man Skull in Duluth Train Incident
In Duluth Minnesota on August 14 Thomas Costello a train dispatcher on the Gre and company line is assaulted after resisting surrender. A young woman reportedly acts nervy amid the disturbance. Police investigate motives and seek suspects.
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Duluth, Minn
Thomas Costello
Immigrant Smugglers Arrested Near Niagara Falls
Four smugglers including a farmer named Snyder and two sons were captured near Niagara Falls. Three boats used in the operation were seized. Nineteen Roumanians and Hungarians seeking to evade immigration laws were arrested.
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Washington
Niagara Falls
Department of Commerce and Labor
Snyder
Trial Day Set for Packers Lawyers and Five Corporations
Chicago August 14 Twenty four packers and lawyers and five corporations indicted for restraint of trade rebates and witness interference will face trial October 2 at the new federal building where hundreds of witnesses will testify for the government.
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Chicago
Federal
Idle Over the Shot-Firers' Queston
In Springfield Alabama on August 14 the mine owners and miners have not advanced any peace overtures in the Alton subdistrict dispute over shot-firers. About fifteen hundred miners remain out of work with no imminent solution.
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Queston
Springfeld
Alton
Clyde liner steamer Ceminole arrives after Santo Domingo detention
The Clyde line steamer Ceminole, detained at Santo Domingo under a 8000 erm barge on suspicion of carrying cartridges, has arrived. Captain Marmion said no arms or ammunition were found aboard.
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New York
Clyde Line
Ceminole
Santo Domingo
Two Boys Drown At Kalamazoo River Mill Pond
Marshall Michigan reports George Voodrider and Poldre Lee Kinger both about 12 years old drowned in the mill pond of the Kalamazoo river. They were playing on a boathouse roof when they slid into the water.
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Marshall, Mich
Gleorge Voodrider
Poldre Lee Kinger
Kalamazoo River
Aged Man Beaten by Thugs in Bloomington Alley
W T Wood a 70 year old retired dry goods merchant was found unconscious in an alley in Bloomington on August 14 likely beaten by itinerant junk buyers. He has remained unconscious for a day with little hope of recovery.
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Bloomington
W. T Wood
Hogs and cattle markets report from Chicago August 14 1905
Opening market notes show hog receipts about 30000 with mixed packers and varied grades. Cattle and sheep receipts around 15000 to 95412 weekly totals with prices strengthening for natives and westerns while light hogs remain steady to higher.
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Siippers Prin
Chicago
Fatal collision on Nickel Plate rails near Vermilion
A fast eastbound passenger train on Nickel Plate collided with a westbound freight at Kishman near Vermilion Ohio, killing twelve and injuring at least twenty five. Officials blame misread orders by the freight crew. Most victims were foreign laborers and the smoking car passengers.
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Cleveland
Nickel Plate Road
Kishman
Vermillion
Freight Collision Kills Engineer on Swift Passenger Run
Engineer C C Poole died at his post trying to reach the air brake after seeing a freight headlight. Fireman Haefner survived by leaping. The fast passenger train struck the freight at Kishman, smashing the front of the freight and throwing passengers in the smoker. Investigators note orders to sideline were not carried out and a rigid railway inquiry is underway.
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C. C. Poole
Haefner
Canuf
Nickel Plate
Kishman
Collision Kills Two Men in Westbound Train Crash
A rear collision with a freight train eight miles east of Lewis, Kansas, injures two and damages the passenger locomotive. Fireman Henry Swi and Engineer Ra Maser are named as injured party. the wreck disrupts service and shakes passengers aboard.
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Kinsley
Kan
Henry Swi
Mhda
Ra Maser
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