Europe Hails Pact as War Bill Relief
London dispatch reports a peace sentiment across Europe as rumors of a Japan China deal in the Manchurian dispute gain credence. The suggestion China would pay war expenses to the victor emerges, with doubt over Russia’s indemnity demands and limited official acceptance abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
London
St Petersburg
Berlin
Europe
Russia
Japan
China
Manchur
Thas
Elaim
LICENSED TO MARRY IN MEMORIAL RECORDS OF AUGUST 1905
Fragmented obituaries and marriage notices from a 1905-1908 newspaper page. Mentions include Pore Tobray and Anna Roars Tsevr. FUGARTY-On Mones date. Patrick Jo Fogarty husband of Catherine Murphy. Charley JB Shuw death and burial at Rok Creek Cemetery. Margeritta Smith nee Morebound. Mrs Maury Emiy Donelsan Wilcox. and other listed relatives with residence and interment details across New York and Nashville regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fugarty
Mones
Seventh Street
New York
Patrick Jo Fogarty
Catherine Murphy
Charley JB Shuw
Wil Te Terres
Margeritta Smith
J Gl Smith
Seubrah Steet
Corcoran Street
Health Office Record Of Patients And Residences
Health office list shows numerous individuals with ages from 12 months to 74 years connected to hospitals and homes. Entries include names such as Mary McAbe Uo, Charles Ho Yaker Tre Olympia, Martha Coates, Viola Conta, Join Good duvt Hom Mane, Nathern Wo Hatton, EB Hosner, Nanr c Martin, Joao Mores, William Boo Mucchior, and Jean W Smith with varied addresses and institutions like Georgetown University Hospital, Providence Hospital, Soldiers' Home, and government facilities. The fragmented OCR presents mixed locations in Anacostia and northwest Washington, detailing durations like 2 to 74 years and noting hospital associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McAbe Uo
Gt Se
Caries
MoaArmet Ong Gerfield
Charles Ho Yaker
Mane
Nathern
Hatton
St Ee
Mar Hotges
Morton St
Mont Taroty
Hosner
Hari T
Cole
Providence Hospital
Martin
Joao Mores
William Boo Mucchior
Jefferson Ave
Moat
Joseph Roo Nicolson
Jafferson Ave
Pishard Jo Nolan
William Pelry Glick
Alley
Blerche B
Phillips
Geo Wash
Jean W Smith
Wibur
Stewart Lill
Notice on Marriage and Death Notices in Major Papers
A notice lists newspapers including The Washington Post and several city papers where marriage and death notices can be inserted at no extra charge for fiber insertion or telegraphing. It references multiple newspapers such as Boston Globe Chicago Herald and Philadelphia Public Ledger.
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Washington Post
NEW Vic Times
Boston Globe
Duffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago
Hacord-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
Louis Hepleric
LSE Post-Standard
ST Pau
Heri Edward Stevens
Affleck's
Oth
Pa. Ave
Prom
Wise Japanese Statesmanship and European Peace News
A long dispatch analyzes possible Japanese strategy in the Russia Japan war negotiations and the significance of Russia withdrawal. It notes Britain’s peaceful aims, fears of renewed European tension, and the impact of Japan’s indemnity demand on lasting peace.
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Port Arthur
St. Petersburg
Japan
Tokyo
Russia
Great Britain
Hagland
Paris Hails Portsmouth Peace After Roosevelt Efforts
Paris reports the Portsmouth conference ending the war with broad French relief and jubilation among officials and diplomats. Japanese concession on indemnity shocks observers, while Count Cassini and Premier Rouvier acknowledge Roosevelt’s role in the peace settlement. News spreads slowly through clubs and cafes as the public learns of the accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Roosevelt
Portsmouth
Associated Press
Count Cassini
Washington
St Petersburg
Russia
Japan
Premiser Rouvier
Foreign Office
Cluba
Berlin Praises Roosevelt After Portsmouth Conference
Berlin says Japan won a moral victory and Russia a diplomatic one and credits President Roosevelt with achieving peace. Germany notes Japan’s generosity, Russia’s steadfastness, and predicts broad Western cooperation with the United States. Tokyo’s gains and forbearance are highlighted amid astonishment at the settlement. A separate Seattle note reports the steamship Centennial arriving after a voyage north of the Amur River from San Francisco.
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Berlin
Japan
Russia
Roosevelt
Portsmouth
Foreign Office
United States
Germany
Washington
Aussta
Berin Stock Exchange
Seattle
Wash
Centennial
Amur River
San Fran
Victory at Sea and Peace Lauded by Russian Correspondent
Portsmouth New Hampshire August 28 Alexander N Briantchaninoff St Petersburg Slove correspondent writes peace is an accomplished fact praised as a victory for humanity Roosevelt as noble champion. He credits Russia and Japan for shifts toward peaceful cooperation and notes American leadership helped avert ongoing slaughter.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Alexander N. Briantchaninoff
St Petersburg
Slove
Far East
Russia
Japan
Roosevelt
Press
United States
Banking view on postwar loans to Russia and Japan
Well informed bankers expect Russia to issue a liberal loan after the peace with Japan and anticipate a later Japanese loan to cover internal obligations. Russia may place part of a loan in New York while Japan seeks more funds, with compensation possibly arranged in a separate understanding. Jacob H. Schiff praises Japan’s moderation and Roosevelt’s role in Portsmouth.
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New York
Russia
Japan
Bankere
Bar Harbor
Jacob H. Schiff
Portsmouth
Roosevelt
United States
Surprise in London signals Portsmouth conference peace
London officials received early bulletin announcing peace from Portsmouth after the conference. Sir Eric Barrington called the dispatch extraordinary and noted Japan’s readiness to yield on many points to impress the world. The Anglo Japanese treaty was released but terms await official notification.
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London
Portsmouth
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Eric Barrington
Lansdowne
Eric
Japan
Portsmouth Peace News Sparks nationwide jubilation
A Washington Post special describes the Portsmouth peace announcement on August 29, with crowds at the Wentworth Hotel cheering Witte and Rosen. Russians received gifts and kisses, Americans and foreigners joined in, bells rang, and townsfolk declared the “peace of Portsmouth” as the envoys' official auto passed through Main Street.
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Eumber
Boris Souvotvine
Zelma Pileon
Washington
Portsmouth
Witte
Confederacy
M. Witte
Russia
Kittery
Rosen
Navy Yard
Rosan
Wentworth
Japan
Hanahira
St. John's Church
Green Hills
Newcastle
Old Congregational
Peirce
Pelham
Americans Celebrate Portsmouth Conference Victory in Brussels
In Brussels on August 29 a ball at Hotel de Ville followed news that the Portsmouth conference had succeeded. Delegates and officials hailed President Roosevelt as leaders from Austria Britain France Hungary and Belgium voiced praise. The scene centered on American Congressmen amid cheers as the world credited the US for forging a lasting accord.
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Brussels
Portsmouth
Hotel de Ville
Roosevelt
Corellnor
Herr von Plener
Senate
Europe
United States
Philip Stanhope
House of Commons
Great Britain
Vicomte de la Batut
Chamber of Deputies
Charles E. Littlefield
Maine
America
Washington
Albert Apponyi
Bernaert
Belgium
Grief Events of War First Blow at Port Arthur
Series of victories crowns Japanese arms with no reverses. Battles at Yalu Kinchan Telissa Motien Pass Liaoyang followed in succession. Rout at Mukien signals strong advance in war.
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Yalu
Kinchan
Telissa
Motien Pass
Liaoyang
Mukien
War at a Glance: Russo Japanese War 1904
A condensed timeline of the 1904 conflict noting dates, naval and land battles, key figures such as Admiral Togo and General Kuropatkin, and totals including casualties, ships lost, and estimated costs for Russia and Japan. The narrative covers Port Arthur, Liao Yang, Mukden, and the war’s 627 days ending with the treaty of peace.
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Russia
Japan
Port Arthur
Oyama
Ofukden
Kuropatkin
Linovitch
American plan for an international parliament debated in Brussels
The Interparliamentary Congress resumed talks on a permanent international parliament with Count Albert Apponyi urging careful consideration of sovereignty. He moved to refer the proposition to a committee for study over three months, as British, French, and American delegates weighed the merits. Meanwhile Willing Alden Smith received an invitation to dine with Emperor William after the Potsdam and Berlin garrisons review.
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Brussels
Interparliamentary Congress
Albert Apponyi
Austria-Hungary
Europe
United States
Count Apponyi
Messrs Moon
Pennsylvania
Waldo and Goldfogle
New York
Philip Stanhope
House of Commons
Faurope
Richard Bartholdt
Missouri
Littlefield
Maine
Burke
South Dakota
Waterloo
Berlin
Willing Alden Smith
Michigan
Emperor William
Potsdam
Waived by the Mikado on Sakhalin division terms
The Japanese plenipotentiaries announced that Japan waives reimbursement of war expenses and accepts a mutual division of Sakhalin to end the conference deadlock. The Emperor's conciliatory move aims to preserve peace and advance the conference’s progress. Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce plans resolutions praising the peace conference’s achievements. Gen Leonard Wood and J. Wood depart for New York then Manila to resume command in the Philippines.
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Portamouth
N. H
Bato
Sakhalin
Japan
Cincinnati
Incinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Wood
Orient
Boston
Leonard Wood
Js. Wood
New York
Philippine Islands
London
Manila
Envoys Gift to York Hospital by Komura and Takahira
Baron Komura and Mr. Takahira contributed 1000 to York Maine charity after attending a York garden party. The gift supported the local hospital and was announced from Portsmouth New Hampshire on August 29.
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Baron Komura
Mr. Takahira
York
Charity
Portsmouth
N. H
York Hospital
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Manchuria
England
Eang Edward
Kaiser
Anna
Liggart
McGrath - Sa
Herbert
K Brown James
Donallsvi
Jom Wales x
Mary
Uilivan Parr
Vmayer
Rebecca E
Willame
Kates
Lynne
WeVuller
Jimin Waray
Carrie Dent
GIED
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
R. F. Harvey
George P. Zurhorst
Warerel Parjors
East Capitolst
East
Edward
William
Tapan
Count Osten-Sacken
Cisco
To-Kalon
Cheees
Kgrostovitz
C. Ng
Korea
Pogo
Palluda
Retvizan
Vsarevitch
Verestchagin
Cyril
Rojestvensky
Sea of Japan
Kinchau
Telissu
Ma Jien Pass
Liao Yang
Kurok
Oku
Nodzu
Taitse
Mukden
Stamjrle
Massachusetts Avenue
Newbro
Medical Review of
Menbro
Picide
Dept. H
Detroit
Mich
Hood
Sonone
Stout Ansco
Tailors
F St.n. W
Buva
HUB Furniture CO
H. Cor
Sts
Charles
Lancaster
Herbert B Smith
Porto Rico
Lancaster && Smith
Law
G Street
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Svert Department of the Govermant
THE
Mikado
Maldzura Naval Station
Minneapolis
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Bremen
Caronta
Liverpool
Furst Bramarck
Hemburg
Dover
Boulogne
Kronprins Wilhelm
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bream
Slavonia
Naples
Trieste
Fiume
Antwerp
Kroonland
U. S. Realty Co
Fireman’s Insurance Bldg
Dalt
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