Emperors Talk With American Congressmen At Berlin
Berlin, Sept. 5. Emperor William hosted U S Congressmen at Ambassador Tower in regule-day regalia. Discussions covered the navy, industrial growth, and potential Russo Japanese war consequences. The Kaiser praised American progress. Litchfield Morris Waldo Bartholdt and others praised and debated arbitration and strong battalions.
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Berlin
Emperor William
Ambassador Tower
Litchfield
Maine
Bertholdt
Missouri
Waldo
New York
Massachusetts
Nords
Nebraska
Bar Ia
Pe Lveria
Potsdam
Teupeine Fick
Barthuldt
Lirus
Kaiser
Guects
Gerand
Cyclones
Littlefieid
Morris
Intes
Roosevelt
Germany
America
American Buys Harvard House in Stratford on Avon
The Chicago packer 5-Einard Morris purchased a historic Stratford on Avon house once linked to the Harvard family. The deal arose during a England trip and includes a clubhouse use envisioned for American interests. The property stands as a prime remaining example of old English architecture in Stratford.
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Stratford-on-Avon
Chicago
Packer
Einard Morris
Jon Harvard
Harvard University
Morri
England
Wes
Ini
Credito
Americins
Will Feast Diplomats Dinner for Mr Witte and Baron Rosen
New York reports a dinner and reception planned for Mr Witte and Baron Rosen. Grenville Perrin, president of the New York Produce Exchange, announced the event with the Russian and Japanese ministers invited, to be hosted at the Produce Exchange building.
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Mr. Witte
Baron Rosen
New York
Grenville Perrin
Wwx
Japan
Mr Worer
Haron
French Ultimatum Expires Despite Entreaties
A fragile deadline passes as Paris presses for a response on security demands. Officials report no immediate concession from the rival side, with tensions mounting over the stalled talks and a looming crisis.
Dynamiters confess implicating farmers in Ohio reservoir plot
A shaky OCR report states two dynamiters accuse wealthy farmers of involvement in an attempted destruction of an Ohio reservoir. It mentions suspects Wing, Riley, and Parker, and recounts threats and a staged plan to blow the dam. Details are garbled but indicate an ongoing investigation and arrests.
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Ohio Reservoir
Wapakoreta Uhis
Riley Olter
Parker
Mpi
Moses
Navy officer orders and transfers dated 1905 1906
A sequence of naval orders details detachments and duties for officers and staff at New York Boston Washington and various naval yards. It lists promotions retirements resignations and appointments including surgeons pharmacists and paymasters and notes transfers to naval hospitals and training schools with dates around September 1905.
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Boega AH van Het
Hancowk
Weve
New York
Navy Yard
Arkanges
Sui Bactimere
Wright
Ho Ko McClanshas
Tmore
Washington, D. C
Chen Walt
Naval Hospital
Mare Telard
Naval Medics
Welington
D. C
Valin
Wolverine
Machivist Gwddnson
Army and Navy General Hospital
Hot Springs
Ark
Franklin
Nas
Norfolk
F. T Gordon
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Navy Department
Washington
D.C
C. B Forrest
Navy
Lawton
H. H. Kappang
Naval Station
Key Wee
Fla
J. @. Muir
Marine Corps
Treaty of Portsmouth Opens Peace Talks Between Russia and Japan
The treaty ends the war between Russia and Japan. It outlines Korea governance, Manchuria evacuation, transfer of Port Arthur and Dalny, railway and mining rights, and mutual concessions. It stipulates cession of southern Sakhalin to Japan, free navigation rights, and a two-language ratification plan with a formal 18 month evacuation timeline and boundary demarcation.
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Russia
Empire of
Korea
Manchuria
China
Jamon
Mouang-tchengtse
Hnea
Rouvang-tehene-tse
Sakhalin Island
la Perouse
Tartare
Sakhdlin Island
Sea of Japan
Sea of Okhotsk
Bering Sea
Sakalin Island
Desertion in the Army Probed by Brig Gen Carr
Brig. Gen C C Carr in his annual report argues desertions stem from low regard for enlistment as a contract. He urges stronger penalties and a four troop post at Fort Yellowstone to handle rising park travel. He calls for a system to fill detached duty officer gaps to preserve troop efficiency. Death notices follow for Lieut Reynolds and Capt Parker. The cruiser Colorado reports a cylinder-head failure prompting repairs. several ships assignments listed.
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C. C. C. Carr
Department of Dakota
Fort
Yellowstone
Park
Frirkguar Carr
Carr
Port of Spain to San Juan and Newport News to Provincetown Route List
A fragmented OCR snippet lists travel routes and origins including Ish from Annapolis to New York Texas Arkansas Florida Nevada Hopkins and Stewart from Newport News to Provincetown, Galveston, Port of Spain to San Juan, Dubuque from Provincetown to New London, and Balti gore from Balti for Provincetown.
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Ish
Annapolis
New York
Texas
Arkansas
Florida
Nevada
Hopkins
Stewart
Newport News
Provincetown
Galveston
Port of Spain
San Juan
Dubuque
New London
Marcellun
Baltigore
Clemency Granted for Midshipman Jackson
Following Navy Department guidance the President commuted the sentence of Midshipman Robert Allen Jackson who was court martialed for absence from the battleship Missouri without leave. He faced dismissal and demotion to a lower class, with clemency supported by all jurors. Jackson, from Virginia, disappeared on leave in New York, reappearing in Montreal after weeks. he was linked to a woman in Boston, which he could not recall.
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Navy Department
Robert Allen Jackson
Navy
Missouri
Jackson
Academy
Virginia
New York
Montreal
Boston
Airing Clothing Scandal at Schuylkill Arsenal
Acting Secretary Oliver returns to Washington to review Maj. Strong's IG report on alleged irregularities at the Schuylkill Arsenal Philadelphia in supplying army clothing. Disciplinary steps already taken against some staff may lead to civil suits after his ruling.
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Schuylkill Arsenal
Oliver
Washington
Maj
Strong
Department of the Army
Philadelphia
Department of Justice
Orders Relieve Army Officers for Manila and San Francisco
The message lists relieved armed assistant surgeons assigned to Manila and San Francisco with dates from 1805 to 1906 and mentions their duties, travel to the United States, and reporting to the military secretary. It also covers temporary leaves, a disbanded board at Presidio San Francisco, drill regulation tests at Fort Riley, and related personnel actions including resignations and promotions.
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San Francisco
Cal
Army
Charles E. B
William F. Lewis
Thomas J Kirkpatrick
Westor P. Chamberlain
Cuarlea
Brownlee
Will L. Pyres
Ims
Edward M. Talbott
IMG
John A Clark
Jacob M Coffin
James D. Fife
William A. Powell
Edwin D. Kilvourne
Fleet
Jay W. Grissinger
United States
Frank C. Boggs
Corps of Engineers
Presidio
EH D Hoyle
Graest Hinds
William Laesiter
Charles T. Menoher
Artillery Corps
Fort Riley
Kans
Wickeni
Dave
William C. Borden
Harry ( Glichrist
United States Army General Hospital
Fort Bayard
N. M
Robert M. Thornburgh
Fort Warren
Masa
John Shepard
George W. Jean
Fort Adams
R. I
Joseph Siler
Fort Meade
S. Dak
James W. van Dusen
West Point
Donn J. Reiily
Fort Slocum
Wiliam M Roberts
Fort Sil
Okla
Gideon
van Poole
Fort Stevens
Ore
Charles W. Barber
Second Infantry
Frank D.W. Ramsey
General Staff
Treaty 16 Signing Amid Diplomatic Pageantry
The Russian and Japanese envoys signed the final protocol to end the conflict with the United States watching. Witte Rosen Komura Takahira led the ceremony at the navy yard as mezzitand officials, naval officers, and observers gathered. The four copies in English and French were signed, each envoy stamping four times, marking the end of formal negotiations.
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M. Witte
Baron Rosen
Herbert BH. D. Peirce
United States
M. White
Meade
Navy Yard
M. Plancon
Mr. Sato
The
Mikado
Wentworth
Dennison
Foreign Office
Baron Komura
Takahira
Yamaza
Ministry of
Witte
Mr. Witte
Mr. Takahira
Komura
Pokotnoff
Pekin
Rosen
Korostovits
Roussine
Imperial Navy
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Takahiro
Sato
Toyota
Mc. Lane
New Hampshire
Mead
Peirce
Marvin
Portsmouth
Winslow
Mayflower
Gibbons
U. S
Dolphin
Schlippenbach
Chicago
Naval
Col
Tachabana
Takeshita
Washington
Martens
E. J. Dilion
St. Petersburg
London Daily Telegraph
Japan
Tokyo
My Takahira
Wallack McCathran
State Department
New-made Peace Saluted Ends Russia Japan War
In a celebratory scene, navy officers and marines salute the peace with a nineteen gun ambassador's volley. Bells ring in Portsmouth, ships tooting, and long-distance news flood to the President. A champagne mishap delays celebrations as a hotel manager secures glasses and a dish-filled basket helps seal the treaty. Peru’s Senate urges congratulations to Roosevelt for peace efforts.
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Oyster Bay
Peterhof
Witte
Wentworth
Komura
Tokyo
Peace Building
Lima
Peru
Senate
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Accused of murder in Asheville brother in law case
Asheville North Carolina September 5 Charged with murdering his brother in law Floyd James James Dougherty was arrested this afternoon and jailed awaiting a preliminary hearing in Police Court tomorrow morning Dougherty was found dead Sunday morning August 27 in the hall of the house where he boarded Autopsy showed two large blood clots at the base of the brain Coroner jury blamed a blunt instrument death no eyewitnesses The prisoner pleads innocence
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N. C
Floyd James
James Dougherty
James
Dugherty
International Law Conference Congratulates President Roosevelt
The International Law Association meeting in Christiania Norway on September 5 unanimously approved cables to President Roosevelt thanking him for his peace efforts and good offices. It praises his continued endeavors in promoting harmony and prosperity.
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Norway
The
International Law Association
Roosevelt
Hood
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