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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1905

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NO BREAK IN PARLEY Peace Prospects Brighter for Day's Developments

Portsmouth N H Aug 12 There is a rift in the clouds as the Washington conference progresses with Japan and Russia postponing the main issues indemnity and Sakhalin while discussing terms seriatim. Secrecy surrounds the talks and M Witte denounces concealment while urging daylight scrutiny of all documents and notes. Observers split on whether Japan will yield or seek private assurances as sessions adjourn to the next day.

Portsmouth N. H Washington Japan Sakhalin Council Baron Komura M Witter Navy Yard M. Witte Baron Rosen Nippon Mission M Witte Russia Debailng i Supreme Tribunal of Wentworth Ian Portland Oreg Pennsylvania R. R Lewis and Clarke Exposition

War Party Strength and Peace Talks at Wentworth

Report from the Wentworth Hotel in Portsmouth on August 12 describes a tense, lively scene as Japanese and Russian envoys and their supporters debate peace terms. Sato delivers a message that Japanese terms will be answered after 2 or 3 o'clock, while observers note mixed signals, the Mosquito of New Hampshire, and underlings guarding papers.

Witte Sakhalin Island Liaotumy Peninsula Javamesea Matsumoto Acarcely Navy Yard Takahira Komura Takehira Sato Wentworth Miss Pilsen Jerusalem Korolskevitz Himeh New Hampshire Jersey Long Island Portsmouth Oriental Washington Bowery Missouri New York Newport Portland Standault Root Clinton Lemont Cleveland Fort George Roland of Altenburg Lee Phillips Roosevelt Little Dames Marie Corelli Perry Japan Mexico Tom Pinch London Pennsylvania Little Folks i Choice Moroci Sultan

Record Day of Fever Reports and Levees Delayed

New Orleans reports 105 new yellow fever cases and 9 deaths, total cases 913 and deaths 142. Officials warn not all totals are yellow fever, while quarantines hinder cotton supply and levee work, risking floods. Italians sighted. officials plan disinfecting with sulfur and oil and prepare military vessels to aid harbor and camps for refugees.

Hever Louisiana Board of Engineers Orleana New Orleans Mississippi Arkansas Aaippi Helena Memphis Standard Oil Standard Oil Company Citizens’ Committee United States Engineer's Office J. F. Molmdoe Vicksburg Miss Carl A. Schaal Schaal Fort Wayne Ind Reginald B. Leach St. Paul Minn Leach Homeopathic Institute of

Russian Premier Attends Sabbath Service During Conference

M Witte said he would attend Protestant services on the Sabbath as no Orthodox church was available. The conference discusses Manchuria evacuation and transfer of Russian leases to Japan. Komura and Takahira dined with Peirce and later returned to the hotel, with Witte planning several hours of work before midnight as lights burned at the scene.

Russia M. Witte Tzig Manchuria Japan Baron Komura Takahira Peirce M. Shipoff M. Pokotoliff Hghta

Precaution at Norfolk initiates local train inspections

Norfolk quarantine officials set up local inspection of incoming trains from the South to guard against yellow fever. Col George C. Cabell to visit Richmond for state board talks as rail interests oppose, fearing travel restrictions and reduced business.

Washington Post Norfolk Quarantine Commission New Orleans George C. Cabell Health Board Richmond State Board of Weather Vicinity J. M. Barr Bea Co. Chibell

Lodge at Oyster Bay amid talks and Plunger tests

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge arrives at Sagamore Hill after a European trip. President Roosevelt plans to witness within a week to ten days a test of the submarine Plunger in Long Island Sound. Commander Charles Nelson, famed for bold naval feats, will oversee the test with the President observing from the naval yacht.

Lieut Nelson Oyster Bay Eienry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts New York President Hoogevelt Gagamore Hil Lodge Senate Great Britain France Sagamore Hill Hows Cesta Roosevelt Long Island Sound Brooklyn Navy Yard Charles Nelson Commander Sims Sims Annie

President Roosevelt Returns to Oyster Bay After Blurred Tour

President Roosevelt and party reach Oyster Bay at 9 40 am after a Wilkes Barre and Chautauqua trip. A Fort Jervis stop for locomotive change drew a thousand, with a boisterous spectator restrained by a Secret Service officer. The journey continued with brief train routines and a breakfast on board.

Oyster Bay I. I Roosevelt Wilkesbarre Chautauqua Sagamore Bils Fort Jervis N.Y Det Lancaster

Index to Today's Issue Topics Overview

Pages cover peace talks yellow fever Taft tariff views Taggart divorce Rusela internal affairs beef trade reciprocity and battleship Kansas launch plus virginia maryland news obituary florists sale dog catcher theatergoers sports and financials plus war mosquitos and battle cold harbor features and fiction pieces

Rusela Kansas Virginia Maryland Bluecoats Atlantic City Austria Boon Washington Richmond George Washington

Test of New Dry Dock at Charlestown Navy Yard

The armored cruiser Maryland was placed in the new dry dock at Charlestown Navy Yard for testing. The dock was pumped out after hours of work while a five member testing board chaired by Captain Perry Garst evaluated conditions of docking, stay, and withdrawal and the ship would remain about a week for scraping and inspection.

Boston Mass Maryland Charlestown Navy Yard Perry Garst Portsmouth Navy Yard W. R Watt John M. Gow Fore River Shipbuilding Company Quincy Fred NM. Thompson E. R. Gaylor New London Conn

Mob Attacks Archbishop’s Residence Over Monster Tale

In Guadalajara on August 12 a 20,000 strong mob gathered to witness a man accused of idling his mother cursed as turning into a beast with a five foot tongue and eagle claws. Guards were overpowered, cavalry arrived, two women trampled to death, many injured before the crowd was dispersed.

Washington Post Guadalajara Mexico Jose de Jesus Ordae

Strikers Discharged as Railroads Claim Filled Telegraphers’ Posts

St Paul August 12 Telegraphers of the Northern Pacific went nonemploye at noon and must reapply for positions. Great Northern and Northern Pacific report nearly all vacancies filled. Union leader President Perham says the situation favors the union more than any time in the strike. More strike-breakers quit in the last day than since August 2.

St. Paul Northern Pacific Railroad Great Northern Northern Pacific Perham Telegraphers’ Union

Free Trade Moves in Philippines Trip Influence

Congressmen converted by Philippine trip push for free admission of Philippine cigars tobacco and products. Grosvenor Payne and Hill steer Cooper bill amendment toward free trade while Taft administration support strengthens. Miss Alice Roosevelt honored with Manila ball as Taft party plans southern voyage. Mrs Dubois injured in carriage accident saved infant at risk.

Cooper Philippines Grosvenor Manila United States HE. J. Hill Connestiaut Shirley Kentucky America C H. Grosvenor Ohio House Miss Roosevelt Government House Alice Roosevelt Enquist Taft United States Army Logan Mrs. Dubois Mr. Stafford

Excursion Trains and Special Tours From Washington to Denver and Portland

Excursion notices announce round trip tickets from Washington starting August 1 with rail routes via Philadelphia Lehigh Valley and scenic C and O lines. Tickets good ten days with liberal stopovers and future sailings September 1 and 15. Separate offers include Denver trips August 29 to September 3 with rates around 24.85, plus G A R special trains and Portland connections with scenic routes and liberal stopovers.

California Portland Land of the Sky Washington Pacific Poston G. A 15Th St Pa. Ave Baltimore & Ohio A. BR San Francisco Los Angeles Niagara Baltimore Ohie EK. R Philadelphia Lehigh Valley Gampment Grand Army of the Republic Pennsylvania Railroad Denver Return G. A. H. Train Iw P. m. Fs

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