Peace Plans at Halting Point in Hesitant Mood
The article reports that Japan may decline peace talks while Russia remains disorganized, with Britain unwilling to push negotiations and the United States seen as key to any settlement. It notes Russia’s recovery needs, US-Russia diplomacy, and ongoing discussions between Count Cassini and President Roosevelt as to potential peaceful mediation.
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Nippon
Russia
Great Britain
Japan
Erussia
Neutro
Fragmented notice of multiple marriages and obituaries across counties
A garbled OCR notice lists marriages and obituaries across Madison Green Calvert Baltimore and surrounding areas. Names include Horv and Walt ii Herderon Roberta Brown and Wes Wade plus many others. Entries mention May 1905 to May 1808 dates, residences in Philadelphia Huntsville Baltimore Moore and nearby towns with private interments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horv Sjch
Mary Rose Walt ii
Herderon
Roberta Brown
Madison County
Windellehards
Green County
Wand Jr
Philadelphia
Wes Wade
Curent
Halla
Vernon
Molet Jume
Hunts
Flzabeth Saunders
Saiukin
Mary C Broderick
Mees
Uewoed
Belimors
Mary
Im Fuil
Kile Jefferson
Laura Weaver
Health Office Record from May 31 1905 List of Patients
Health office record detailing multiple patient entries with ages and locations. Includes names such as Breedmen Hospital patients aged 25 to 69, and several others with addresses in northwest areas, ranging from 16 to 88 years old. Some lines mention hospital wards and departments, indicating a routine tally of individuals and durations of stay.
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Potomac
Jobason Mthnwett
Tynes
Maas
Grant Pl
Nari
Jer Miler
Notice on Inverted Death Collets at Waentezion Port
Public notice states that machineries and death collets will be applied for at Waentezion Port upon request with no extra charge for insertion or telegraphing in multiple morning newspapers including The New York Times Boston Globe Enquirer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waentezion
Ve Ork Tika
Boston Globe
EL Fe Alo Colrifa Cin Slate
Enquirer
Shigo Record Herald
Ppladelphia Plasic Ledder
Itsblrg Dispatch
Providence Journal
ST Lulis
Pressure for Peace In Europe Worsens Diplomatic Odds
A May dispatch from London reports Europe pressing for peace while Russia signals indecision. Russian actions in St Petersburg remain unclear as diplomats debate whether the Czar will or will not begin peace negotiations. French anger grows over Russia’s stance, with fears Germany may move to aid Russia’s position, prompting cautious responses in Downing Street.
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Washington Peat
London
Europe
Officelal
Germany
St Petersburg
Russia
Gount Cassini
Washington
St. Petersburg
France
Allance
Downing
Gerany
Loss of Gromobol Denied by Admlty in St Petersburg
The admiralty denies reports that the cruiser Gromo bol of the Vladivostok squadron was sunk with nearly 80 men aboard. A message from Capt. Groussl claimed wireless transmission from Vladivostok. Vice Admiral Skrydloff, said to be aboard, is in St Petersburg. The Gromobol left Vladivostok Saturday amid reports Admiral Rosjestven sky arrived at the coast, but no confirmation on engagement. Loans on Kent Estate. % and & neem, Gasch Birge, ist, New Sock 'a at.
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St Petersburg
Admiralty
Gromobol
Vladivostok
Groussl
Kom
Skrydloff
St. Petersburg
Rosjestvensky
Btralta
Kora
Kent
And
Russians Describe Battle With Japanese Fleet
From London via Daily Mail Tokyo, the captured Admiral Nakhimov’s captain recounts the May 27 clash east of Tau Island. The Russian cruiser sank after a mine or torpedo strike within ninety minutes. Survivors swam to a launch then a fisher boat. officers were taken to Shimonesek. Russian battleships faced Japanese fire near Tran court Rocks, as Miskasa signaled Russians to surrender. The cannonade shook Yamaguchi and locals feared an earthquake.
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Ossybia
London
Daily Mail
Tokyo
Nakhimov
Tau Island
Nakhimoff
Shimonesek
Trancourt
Togo
Miskasa
Yamaguchi
Russian War Cabinet Hears Peace Doubts After Tsarskoe Council
Telegram from Linewitch reports fears that naval reverses demoralize troops as ministers debate continuance of war. St Petersburg quiet but vigilant, with police on duty and Don Cossack regiments arriving. Rumors of Jemtchug’s Vladivostok arrival and a planned royal marriage delegation circulated amid crisis. Grand Duke Michael to attend Crown Prince Frederick William’s wedding as Emperor seeks counsel.
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Manchuria
St. Petersburg
Humperor
Tsarskoa-Selphang
Ovotensky
Linevitch
Vladivostok
Associated Press
War and Marine
Rugisla
Irepof
Nevsky Prospect
Jemtchug
Admiralty
Hmpern
Michael
Frederick Wiliam
Germany
Vladimir
Berlin Sees Russia Not Ready to Surrender in War
Berlin authorities expect the war to continue with Russia unlikely to seek peace. Officials believe Moscow will endure further reverses while preserving the empire and dynasty, doubting a unilateral peace request but doubting Russia can win on land.
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Russia
Japan
Take- Mira
Tokyo
Rusala
Rusnia
Senor Nabuco
Brigitlan
Count Casaini
Takahira
Berlin
Nicholas
Invitations Recalled For Dinner With Count Cassini
Invitations for a commemorative dinner to Count Cassini, the Russian ambassador, were recalled by American friends amid recent events. The note cited courtesy and service in fostering U S Russia relations as the reason, but said it was advisable to withdraw the plans before his retirement. News on ocean steamers shows arrivals and sailings in New York and Liverpool entries dated May 31.
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Count Cassini
United States
Russia
New York
Georgie
Liverpool
Aeannie
Salle
Teutonic
Nordam
Rotterdam
Cherbourg
Deutschland
Plymouth
Bremen
Dover
Pretoria
Southampton
Braman
Cherbouts Queenstown
Seagste
Caroala
Majestic
Queenstown
Lake Mohonk Opens With Arbitral Hope Amid Senate Row
The Lake Mohonk arbitration conference opened led by Judge George Gray and Rev B F Trueblood. Gray praised progress in international arbitration amid Senate resistance to ratify treaties, urging a US pledge to pursue law through the Permanent Court of Arbitration. An array of judges, officials, diplomats, educators, and business leaders attended, signaling broad support for peaceful dispute settlement.
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Lake Mohonk
George Gray
Benjamin F. Trueblood
Gray
Senate
United States
Ateel
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Hague
Trueblood
B. F. Trueblood
SmUsy
Spain
Fortugal
Wertera
Europe
Dowfo
Thas
Pacific Arbitration Movement
Pollatbte
Jose de J. Paul
Venezuelan Claims Commission
Utter
Rhode Island
Littlefield
Maine
Achtée
New York
District of Columbia
Massachusetts State Board of Trade
Manufacturers’ Association of New York
The
Trade League of Philadelphia
Merchants’ Exchange of St Louis
Chambers of, Commerce of
Boston
Rochester
Milwaukee
Boards of Trade of
Baltimore
Scranton
Columbus
Ohio
Samuel J Barrows
George W Washburn
Daniel C. Gilman
Clinton Rogers Woodruff
Philadelphia
Edwin D Mead Justice
Hague Court
International Peace Voices at Hague Conference Debate
Justice Brewer proposed an isolation penalty for nations defying Hague court rulings as an alternative to a military police force. He argued the tribunal’s early doubt gave way to prestige, praising arbitration in the Venezuelan case and Roosevelt’s role. Carroll D. Wright warned of economic and sociological barriers to equalized world trade and stable employment.
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Hague Tribunal
Brewer
Hague
Justice Brewer
Hague Court
Pius Fund
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Carroll D. Wright
Carroll i Wright
Babot
Samuel Gompera
Gumpersen
John B Clark
Columbia University
Far East
Asia
Japan
Taylor
Alabama
Senate
Drills At Annapolis Demonstrate Naval Training
Annapolis Maryland May 51 The board of visitors and the brigade of midshipmen split to witness simultaneous battle drill afloat and artillery drill on shore. The monitor Terror led the fleet with Worden Alvarado Sandoval Holland and other craft as torpedoes fired from tubes. Submarine Holland drew special attention as officers watched from the tug Standish. The third and fourth divisions conducted an infantry style artillery drill using twelve three inch field pieces. Afternoon shows included boxing wrestling and jiujitsu contests and general gymnastics.
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Annapolis
Board of Visitors
Brigade of Midshipmen
Terror
W. F Fullom
Department of Ordnance and Gunmer
Worden
Alvarado
Sandoval
Halland
Savarn
Holland
Officelal
Standish
Midshipmen
Allen Buchanan
Death of John M. Mitchell Former Congressman and yachtsman
John Murray Mitchell of New York died at his Tuxedo Park residence from intestinal cancer. A prominent Republican and yachtsman, he belonged to clubs including the Metropolitan in Washington and the New York Yacht Club. Born March 18, 1858 in New York City, he graduated Columbia College in 1877 and was admitted to the bar in 1872. He served in Congress after a contested election, later representing the city south of Twenty‑third Street.
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New York
Tuxedo Park
N Y
John Murray Mitchell
Mitchell
Metropolitan
Washington
Congress
Twenty-third Street
Killed on River Steamer Macalester Fireman Briscoe
Coroner Nevitt investigated the death of Joseph Briscoe a 45 year old fireman on the Charles Macalester killed aboard the steamer yesterday morning An autopsy was planned and an inquest with fellow Briscoe was expected It is believed he was struck by the crank that turned the paddle wheel He left a widow.
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Joseph Briscoe
Macalester
Nevitt
Charles Macalester
Briscoe
High-class residences offered at unusually low prices in northwest DC
A Seattle style sales column lists deluxe Washington homes offering substantial discounts. Properties include brownstones near Dupont Circle and Scott Circle with 10 to 12 rooms, hot water heat, stone fronts, and large lots. Loans and prices range from 8 000 to 20 000, highlighting quick sales of well built residences in the West End and surrounding corridors.
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Dupont Circe
Connecticut Avenue and
Publi Reservation
Thomas and Scott Circles
Dupont Circle
Aone Corner
West End
Sixteenth Street
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Beir
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Thanh
V Street
Prtvaet
Glenwood Reyal
Tidence
No Street
Hien Hedrick
Thompson
Benjymig Sherwood Hedrick
Health Office Record
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R. Speare
F Street
N. W
F. Harvey's Sqns
Canaertous Chapel
North
John R. Wricht Co
Telephope North
George P. Zarhorst
Pemerel Parlor Et Rest Capitel At
Ee Ree Alephens
Czar
Gromoboz
To-Kalon Wine CO
Gzar
Council of Ministers
Linewitch
Peage
Inter-Parliamentary Peace Union
Brussels
Morton C. Stout & CO
Holmesbury
Nena Stout Aca
Tailors
St. N. W
John M. Mitchell
Minoak
Albert G. Goodspeed
Illinoia
House of Representatives
House
John A. Logan
Albany
Michael D. Nevin
Garatoga
Olf
Rus
Lystaus
Teeple Pianos
W. B
Weikgarten Brag
Maken
Romtvay
Mee
Colnecticut Avenue
Florida
Avenue
Scott Circle
P Street
Dupont
Bheridan
Connage
North Mars Ave
Townsend, Walsh, and Patten
NH. Avenue
E Street
Connecticut Avenue
New Hampshire Avenue
Rhode Island Avenue
Fourteenth Street
West
Eng
Connave
Moore & Hill (Inc
Fourteenth St. N
Buckingham
Paris
Christi Xander
Quality House
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Sherwin-Willams
T. Walker Sons
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Washington Post
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HUB Furniture CO
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