Japan Yielded on All Disputed Points in Portsmouth Peace
The Portsmouth conference concluded with M Witte and Baron Komura signing terms ending the Japan Russia war. Japan conceded on indemnity, Sakhalin, and fortifications, while embracing mutual most favored nation and open door provisions. President Roosevelt’s intervention praised as pivotal amid celebrations in Portsmouth and New Hampshire.
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Peace Treaty Draft Nears Completion After War
Baron Komura and Mr. Takahira declined to speak for publication but the Associated Press relays their reasoning. The world is expected to applaud Russia and Japan for ending the war without seeking indemnity, seeking peace rather than continued bloodshed and expense. The treaty's drafting should finish by week’s end with De Martens asking Dennison to handle the work in his hotel room.
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Japanese View After War End Frustration and Hopes
Special to The Washington Post from Portsmouth New Hampshire reports Dr Asakawa a Dartmouth history professor notes both dismay and hope after the war He says Japan saved its national existence leaped to power and will gain from trade but fear of upheaval at home looms He contrasts reactions of Japanese diplomats and the public and notes Russia’s perceived victory. Pennsylvania Railroad offers Denver trip G A R rate $26 85. Chesapeake Beach bathhouse ad.
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Roosevelt Joy as Portsmouth Peace Talks Conclude
President Roosevelt learns the Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries have agreed on all points and will negotiate a peace treaty. Officials announce the accord at Portsmouth and Roosevelt screens details before public comment, calling it a triumph for humanity and civilization.
Roosevelt Wins Worldwide Praise After Russo Japanese Peace Pact
The report notes cheers from America and Europe as Russia and Japan reach a peace agreement mediated by President Roosevelt. Telegrams from Witte and Rosen express gratitude and hope for a just, honorable peace. Roosevelt plans a formal statement soon but emphasizes the humanitarian value of his work.
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Peacemaker of Nations Credited to President Roosevelt
Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore asserts credit for the Portsmouth peace conference belongs to President Roosevelt, calling him the peacemaker of nations. He lauds Roosevelt's role in the Japan Russia peace accord and its enhancement of US prestige.
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Russians Upset by News of Peace Agreement
Special dispatch from Baatersburg reports shock and disbelief at the peace terms with Japan. Officials feel tricked by the conference shift, while the public supports peace as indemnities and territorial sacrifices are deemed minor. War party plans blamed for upset, with debate over future moves and arbitration proposals rejected.
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Rogers Sketchy Return Ends With Vanished Pair
John W. Rogers and his wife arrived in Providence with a sad tale of hardship after Rogers forged a $300 check in California and fled in Washington New York Albany and Boston. He confessed to the doctor at Hem Side Hospital that he would surrender but disappeared with his wife before police could arrest them. Local authorities believe the couple may have left the city while seeking help and work after their long travels from Boston.
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Afro American Press Association Defends Equality Under Law
At the National Afro American Press Association twenty fifth annual session in Detroit the group adopted an address to Americans denying the idea of a white man’s country. It cites constitutional equality before the law, condemns mob law, and praises President Roosevelt while reaffirming the fight for civil and political rights.
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Murdered Couple Cremated in Home Fire Mystery
Remains of Phillip Hoss and his wife were found in the ruins of their burned home near Kerrya on the Northern Pacific Railway. Authorities say they were murdered for their money and cremated in the building to hide evidence. The couple, believed to have lived in Hanasket, faced a deadly crime in this county.
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Actor Hanley Dead Promising Shakespearean Exponent
Lawrence Hanley, once a rising Shakespearean actor with a fine voice and presence, died yesterday in Los Angeles after a long illness, reportedly in poverty.
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