Russia Extends Right to Fortify Sakhalin Threatens Armistice Neutralization
Reports from Portsmouth indicate a possible misunderstanding over Sakhalin neutralization as Russia and Japan work to finalize a treaty. Officials expect delays to ease as plenipotentiaries carry the accord to their capitals for ratification, with armistice taking effect upon treaty signing.
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Sakhalin
Portsmouth
N. SE
Et Ea
Fruseta
Bakbalin
Japan
Baron Komura
Takahira
M. Witte
Baron Momura
Roosevelts Paris Banquet Invite Declined by New Hampshire
President Roosevelt declined the invitation sent by New Hampshire for the peace envoys banquet. Minister Griscom in Tokyo reports seizures and seeks steps to verify the matter. Oyster Bay note shows the state’s offer, extended by Senator Burnham and Secretary Biscomp to Governor McFeely, was not accepted.
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Griscom
Tokyo
Oyster Bay
Sept. L
Roosevalt
New Hampshire
Thetate
Russia
Japan
Senator Burnham
New Hampahien
Ceomee Ht
Bispace
Neapetary
Gov. McFean
Ti Pets
Russian Colleges to Reopen Amid Student Turmoil
The Ministry of Education plans September reopening of universities and higher institutes after a February halt for political reform. While many students seek to resume studies, radical elements especially Modasiatic students may try to block the reopening, citing lack of administrative changes.
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Petarabura
Teddy Does Not Worry Over Peace Negotiations Ride and Swim
The Washington Post reports a long ride and swim with President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay. Sundown Busbey, a former stag coach driver and friend, recalls Roosevelt untroubled by Russia Japan tensions and politics, praising his endurance, humor, and calm.
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Teddy
Spseral
Washington Post
Chicago
Russia
Japan
May Get Hitt Seat Conditional Nomination Sought
Col Frank O Lowden may be the Republican candidate in the Thirteenth district if incumbent Robert R. Hitt declines renomination. Chicago reports indicate party factions favor Lowden only if Hitt does not seek another term, with emissary talks planned to gauge Hitt's intentions and loyalty to the nomination.
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Frank O. Lowden
Washington Post
Chicago
Frank O Lowden
Thousand Islands
Thirteenth
Robert Ro Hill
Col Lowden
Lkely
Yates
Hitt
Lowden
Mrr. Hitt
Washington
Hert
Col. Lowden
President Andrews Predicts Rowton as Roosevelt's Successor
President H Benjam in Andrews of the University of Nebraska addressed teachers at the Normal School on The Future of America He praised Roosevelt for his Philippines policy and support of the Monroe Doctrine in South America He predicted Elihu Root would succeed Roosevelt
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Washington Post
H. Benjamin Andrews
University of Nebraska
Normal School
America
Roosevelt
Philippines
South America
Elihu Rowt
Testimonial to W. J. Bryan at Chicago Banquet
Chicago club plans a national scope testimonial for William Bryan on September 12 with Mayor Dunne and notable speakers including ex-Senator Pettigrew ex-Gov Hoe ex-Gov Garvin Hon Bird S Coler John W McGraw Olle James and ex-Senator Jones. Event includes rail excursion details and fare of 1.25 dollars for Baltimore trips, with hourly weekday service.
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Chicago
Scope
William Bryan
Jefferson Club
Dunne
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Hoe
Texas
Garvin
Rinde Island
Bird S. Coler
New York
John W. McGraw
West Virginia
Olle James
Kentucky
Jones
Arkansas
Subpoenas Reach Armstrong Inquiry On Insurance Firms
New York September 1 subpoenas served on officers of The Home Office The New York Life The Mutual The Metropolitan and The Mutual Reserve mark broad start as senators plan to probe personal transactions and a 65000 blind loan. Witnesses from various companies will testify on general subjects with potential further subpoenas to Cornelius Bliss and B B Odell Jr. for details. The inquiry targets Depew related loans and policies while Morton’s reforms save policy holders over 1 500 000.
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Washington Fort
New York
Armstrong Insurance Committee
The
Huustabie
New York Life
the Mutual
Metropolitan
Mutual Reserve
Armstrong
Cornelius N Bliss
B. B. Odell, Jr
Equitable
Depew Improvement Company
Paul Morton
Senator Depew
David 8. Hill
James W. Alexander
Thomas D. Jordan
Mercantile Trust Company
James H. Hyde
H. C. Deming
A. W. Shrech
Mr. Hyde
Kermit Roosevelt Gives Up Berth to Help Couple on Train
On a Burlington line through Burlington Iowa today Kermit Roosevelt saw an elderly couple from Omaha unable to secure a berth and offered his lower berth, taking the upper himself. The act followed by an unrelated Mississippi lynching report of a black man near Leake plantation. Auction ad for furniture and rugs by Wilson and Mayers follows.
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Burlington
Iowa
Kermit Roosevelt
Omaha
Roosevelt
New Orleans Tackles Yellow Fever Deaths and Infection
New Orleans reports 39 new yellow fever cases today, raising the total to 1,953 with 281 deaths. Ten new disease centers open as citizens form a permanent health association led by Charles Janvier. Cases emerge in Mississippi towns Vicksburg and Natchez, while local leaders push for federal quarantine coordination and a southern migration conference in Chattanooga.
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White
Kohaks and
Souchon
Boards of Health
Beverly Warner
Metz
Tulane University
Janvier
Citizens' Committee
City Board of ‘Health
Marine Hospital Service
Schwing
Louisiana Press Association
Atrong
South
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Natchez
Pearlington
Miss
Pearl River
New Orleans Health Association
Charles Janvier
Nashville
Tenn
Cox
Chattanooga
Lst
May Extend Strike Threat With Niagara Falls Meeting Near
Chicago leaders weigh extending the printers strike to other cities as President James Lynch of the International Typographical Union arrives. A conference with Chicago executives may prompt an outcry of organized action to weaken the Chicago Typothetae ahead of the Niagara Falls convention. Employers argue nonunion workers can fill shops while printers warn losses will force concessions on eight hour days and closed shops.
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Chicago
Sept. L
James Lynch
International Typographical Union
Lynch
Wright
John C. Harding
Niagara Falls
Prizes for Peace Palace Prospectus Issued by Carnegie Foundation
The Carnegie foundation issued a prospectus inviting architects worldwide to design the peace palace for The Hague tribunal. Five prizes total about 12,000 guilders, with a top prize near $5,000. The project includes a courthouse and a 200,000 volume library, costing about 640,000 dollars. A seven month deadline applies for drawings, with a distinguished jury including Collcutt Ware Guypers and others.
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New York
Peace Palace
the Hague
Carnegie Foundation
Permanent Court of Arbitrations
Nlans
The
Thomas EK
Collcutt
London
W. R. Ware
Columbia University
P. L. H. Guypers
Roermond
Ober-Hor- Baurat Ihne
Berlin
M. Konig
Vienna
Nenot
Paris
Diamonds and Butler Gone in Stamford Robbery
Miss Katherine A. Bliss of New Canaan reported a theft of diamonds valued at 3006 including rare family heirlooms. A suspect, a New York butler named Fred Behtke, disappeared around the time of the loss. The case centers on the missing jewels and the missing servant.
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Washington Post
Stamford
Conn
Katherine A. Riss
New Canaan
Cornelius N. Bliss
New York
Defense for Pfister No Corrupt Use of Money Indicted Two Weeks Ago
Pfister, indicted for stealing 14 000 dollars from Wisconsin Rendering Company, will publish a statement detailing disbursements from 25 000 dollars held as deposit. He asserts all payments were directed by company officers and used for legitimate obligations to Crilley and others, with no corrupt intent.
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Pfister
Miwaukee
Wis
Charles F. Pfister
Wisconsin Rendering Company
F. €. Gross
Juools Schoyer
John J. Crilley
Mr. Pfister
F. ©. Grogs
Miller, Noyes & Muller
Charles FP. Pfister
Fire sweeps Flemingsburg and several towns
Fire devastated almost the entire business section of Flemingsburg Kentucky today. Depot, stores, and two newspaper offices burned. Loss set at 76000 dollars. Other fires reported include Jackson woolen mill and pant factory at Jackson, Michigan and Calumet High School and club house at Calumet, Michigan with losses near 100000 dollars. A tannery plant fire at Columbia Pennsylvania caused major damage. Weekendrail travel notices list routes to Atlantic coast resorts with round trip fares of 1.25 dollars.
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Flemingsburg
Maysville
Calumet
Mich
Calumet High School
Columbia
Henry Tee Heenee
Pha Oo
Index 10 Today’s Issue Part OnD
Russia Sakhalin insurance business investigation. Marshall pled to wed in London, Winters at Ben Gitt. Veterans start to Denver. Smallpox at the jail. Experts dive Uw canal buildings. Boyett under ban. Royal Arcanum controversy. Order furn to Navy men. Four get aspired to no offices. Virginia Maryland news abating nuisance near Alexandria. Adverisal comment Lord Carson’s Mucceasar Falke with Hotel Guesia. Personal and society notes. Racing results and writings. Financial and commercial. District to greet president fall business heavy. Hooks and their authors Wiikle Talks of counterfeiters. Among the city churches.
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Russia
Sakhalin
Marshall Pleld
London
Ben Gitt
Denver
Boyett
Royal Arcanum
Virginia
Maryland
Alexandria
Lord Carson
Mucceasar
Falke
Guesia
Witshoft
Fingora
Weat
Wiikle
Moody Says Beef Indictments Flawless For Trial
Attorney General Moody and Oliver Pagin reviewed the beef indictments with U S District Attorney Morrison in Chicago. They found no flaw to quash and expect trials to extend through fall and into winter with multiple lawyers and possible additional counsel. Moody may stay in Chicago for further actions while not disclosing plans and awaiting October 2 packer appearances.
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United States
Morrison
Washington Post
Chicago
Moody
Oliver Pagin
Federal
Federal Grand Jury
John A. Krats, Jr
Uny Packers
United States District Court
Washington
Censure Mayor Woodward By Atlanta City Council
Atlanta Sept 1 The Atlanta city council in executive session adopted sharp resolutions condemning Mayor James G Woodward for his conduct at a League of American Municipalities meeting in Toledo The measure passed nineteen to two and copies were sent to Toledo mayor league officers and the press Woodward said he had been wronged and that he owed no apology to Mayor Dunne of Chicago while admitting he had a little beer and was not intoxicated
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Atlanta
James G. Woodward
League of American Municipalities
Toledo
Woodward
Dunne
Chicago
Denial by Mrs Taggart in Slumming Trip Probe
Wooster Ohio September 1 Mrs Taggart’s cross examination in the Taggart divorce case ended with a firm denial of any correspondence with Gen Bell or Gen Miner aimed at court martialing Maj Taggart. She appeared annoyed by questions about the slumming trip and a French ball in San Francisco, answering sharply to related inquiries.
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Wooster
Ohio
Mrs. Taggart
Stirling
Taggart
Gen. Bell
Gen. Miner
Maj. Taggart
San Francisco
Reception to Fairbanks at Watertown NY
Democratic and Republican groups unite to honor Vice President Fairbanks with a public reception in Watertown New York. After touring the city he stayed with former Secretary of State John Foster at Foster’s Lake Ontario summer home for a week. Fuscell's Ice Cream is advertised as pure and delicious with phone contact.
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Watertown
N. Y
Fairbanks
John Foster
Lake Ontario
Marshall Field to wed Mrs. Della Spencer Caton in London
London reports a special license issued for the marriage of Marshall Field of Chicago to Mrs. Della Spencer Caton also of Chicago. The ceremony is set at St Margaret's Westminster next Tuesday. Field, 70, is among the world's richest merchants. Caton, 46, heiress to her late husband’s estate and her father’s fortune, is a Chicago social leader.
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St. Margaret's Church
Westminster
Prince
Chicago
Rose
Farm
Washington
London
Marshall Field
Dela Spencer Caton
Washington Post
Arthur J Caton
Mr Caton
Friends of Both
Caton
Delia Spencer
Hibbard, Spencer & Bartlett
Europe
Augustua Eddy
Mr. Field
Switzerland
Alps
Spain
Italy
Mrs. Caton
Bares
Demplite
Lenféon
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Trent
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Hicki
Dee
Gept of Tinton Trust Co
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West
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W. J. Bryan
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Laitimore
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Royal Limited
Depew and Blind Loans
Armatrong
Teatify
Corneline N. Biles
B. B. Odell
Morton
No Meing
Senate
Depew
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Hudson
Kermit
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Wison & Mayers
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Conway
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Legis Lester
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Marshall Field & Co
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