Emperor William Hosts American Congressmen Visit
Berlin September 5 Emperor William received Congressmen Litchfield of Maine Bertholdt of Missouri Waldo of New York Mevit of Massachusetts Nords of Nebraska and Baria of Peru V elated remarks on naval strength and warned of close rivals He quipped about cyclones and praised the US navy urging strengthened German American ties The guests discussed Russo Japanese war outcomes and industrial growth and the Kaiser sent regards to President Roosevelt.
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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
Historic Stratford on Avon property purchased by 5-Einard Morris the Chicago packer. The house, dating to colonial era, was linked to the Harvard family lineage and Harvard University. Morris plans restoration and envisions a clubhouse for American visitors, preserving one of Stratford’s finest remaining English architectural examples.
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Stratford-on-Avon
Chicago
Packer
Einard Morris
Jon Harvard
Harvard University
Morri
England
Wes
Ini
Credito
Americins
Will Feast Diplomats Honor Mr Witte and Baron Rosen
New York announces a dinner and reception planned for Mr Witte and Baron Rosen. Grenville Perrin, president of the New York Produce Exchange, invites Russian and Japanese delegates to attend the event at the exchange, with a Washington-style reception following. The aim is to strengthen diplomatic ties and celebrate progress with the Pacifi c and international commerce circles.
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Mr. Witte
Baron Rosen
New York
Grenville Perrin
Wwx
Japan
Mr Worer
Haron
French Ultimatum Expires Over Rights Demands
Ambiguous text reports a looming deadline on an ultimatum related to rights. The fragment mentions an entreaty to act tonight or face consequences, with implied refusal from involved parties and immediate actions following. Names, dates, and places are unclear in the damaged source.
Dynamiters confess implicate farmers in Ohio reservoir plot
A fragmented report alleges dynamiters confessed to plotting to destroy an Ohio reservoir. Names and details are garbled but reference wealthier farmers, a spring timeframe, and investigators naming the suspects as involved in the plan.
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Ohio Reservoir
Wapakoreta Uhis
Riley Olter
Parker
Mpi
Orders to Naval Officers and Staff Changes in 1905
A summary of naval personnel movements and postings. Detachments and assignments are listed for officers at New York Boston Norfolk and Washington. Ensigns surgeons pharmacists clerks and captains are shifted to hospitals navy yards and schools with retirements and appointments noted.
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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
Treaty of Portsmouth Ends War Between Russia and Japan
The treaty opens with a peace preface from Russia and Japan and outlines the establishment of friendly relations. It covers Korea, Manchuria evacuation, transfer of Port Arthur and Dalny rights to Japan, railway and mining arrangements, and prisoner exchanges.
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Portsmouth
Japan
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 and officer absence loom in army report
Brig Gen C C C Carr in the Department of Dakota annual report analyzes desertions as a result of low enlistment regard by citizens. He urges harsher punishment, better handling of officers on detached duty, and proposing Fort Yellowstone as a four troop post due to rising park travel. Death notices follow for Lieut. Robert W Reynolds and Capt. Charles F Parker with service histories.
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C. C. C. Carr
Department of Dakota
Fort
Yellowstone
Park
Frirkguar Carr
Carr
Fragmented route notes include multiple city pairs
The OCR fragment lists several traveler routes and origin destination pairs such as Ish from Annapolis to New York Texas Arkansas Florida Nevada Hopkins and Stewart from Newport News to Provincetown Galveston then Port of Spain to San Juan, Dubuque from Provincetown to New London Marcellun from Baltimore to 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 by President
Following Navy Department recommendations the President commuted the sentence of Midshipman Robert Allen Jackson. He was tried by court martial for absenting himself from the battleship Missouri without leave and reduced to a lower class. All jurors urged clemency after his disappearance and later finding in Montreal.
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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 has the IG report on alleged irregularities at Schuylkill Arsenal Philadelphia in clothing supply. Army has already removed several employees linked to favored contractors and civil suits may follow after Oliver reviews the findings.
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Schuylkill Arsenal
Oliver
Washington
Maj
Strong
Department of the Army
Philadelphia
Department of Justice
Orders to Army Officers Relieve Officers for Manila Duty
The army relieves several armed assistant surgeons from duty in the Philippines for travel to San Francisco and assignment upon arrival. A board at the Presidio is dissolved. a drill regulation board at Fort Riley will conduct further tests. leave abstentions are noted for Capt. Boggs and Maj. Borden. Additional officers are listed for transfer and reporting to Manila via San Francisco.
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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
San Francissco
Trans- Pere
Manila
Philippines Division
Robert N. Wien
Port McLowell
Percy M. Ashburn
Fort Missoula
Mont
George P
West Point
Donn J. Reiily
Fort Slocum
Wiliam M Roberts
Fort Sil
Okla
Gideon
van Poole
Fort Stevens
Ore
Charles W. Barber
Second Infantry
Barber
Xii. J
Frank D.W. Ramsey
General Staff
Treaty 16 Signed In Quiet Moscow Ceremony
Russian and Japanese envoys signed the treaty at the navy yard conference room as U S officials and observers looked on. Witte Rosen Komura Takahira led the ceremony with four copies of English and French drafts signed at 3:47 pm amid a formal, crowded gathering of diplomats, military officers, and reporters.
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Ms. Moses
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
Baron Hiromura
Yamaza
Ministry
Witte
Mr. Takahira
Mr. Witte
Komura
Pokotnoff
Pekin
Rosen
Korostovits
Roussine
Imperial Navy
Kiumura
Takahiro
Sato
Toyota
Gov. Mc. Lane
New Hampshire
Mead
Peirce
Marvin
Portsmouth
Winslow
Gibbons
U. S
Dolphin
Schlippenbach
Chicago
Naval
Col
Tachabana
Takeshita
Washington
Martens
E. J. Dilion
St. Petersburg
London Daily Telegraph
Japan
Tokyo
M. Takahira
Wallack McCathran
State Department
New Peace After Russia Japan War Celebrations
Officers and crowds in Portsmouth mark the end of the Russia Japan war with gun salutes bells and fanfares as Peirce and Witte exchange messages and celebrations unfold from Oyster Bay to Peterhof. A champagne shortage sparks a last minute improvisation before dispatches praise Roosevelt and the American people. Peru votes to congratulate Roosevelt on brokering peace.
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Peirce
Oyster Bay
Peterhof
Witte
Wentworth
Komura
Tokyo
Peace Building
Lima
Peru
Senate
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
International Law Conference Backs Roosevelt Support
In Christiania Norway Sept 5 the International Law Association in session unanimously approves sending a cable to President Roosevelt praising his peace efforts and calling Hood's Sarsaparilla a remedy for pimples and bad complexion amid ongoing good offices for harmony.
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Norway
The
International Law Association
Roosevelt
Hood
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