German Emperor Hosts U S Congressmen at Potsdam Visit
Berlin Sept 5 Emperor William welcomed Congressmen Litchfield Maine Bertholdt Missouri Waldo New York Mead Massachusetts Nords Nebraska and Barla P e L veria to Ambassador Tower regalia day regule day He praised American naval progress and quipped about cyclones and arbitrations noting battalions as best arbiters The talk covered travel in Germany industrial strides and Russo Japanese war impacts with a nod to President Roosevelt relations between Germany and America.
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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
5 Einard Morris the Chicago packer has purchased the historic Harvard House in Stratford on Avon. The purchase was arranged during his England trip and follows the house’s noted status as one of the best remaining examples of old English architecture.
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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 announces a dinner and reception for Mr Witte and Baron Rosen. Grenville Perrin as president of the New York Produce Exchange plans the event with foreign diplomats. the ceremony will be hosted at the Metropolitan Club Thursday night.
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Mr. Witte
Baron Rosen
New York
Grenville Perrin
Wwx
Japan
Mr Worer
Haron
French Ultimatum Expires
An unclear brief notes an ultimatum situation with terms to be met tonight or a failure to comply by Wednesday. It mentions Fez and Sata, with reference to demands and immediate response after it is Kreat. No clear names or entities are consistently identifiable.
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Sunin
Sara
Fez
Ens
Dynamiters Confess Implicate Wealthy Farmers in Ohio Plot
A damaged report details dynamiters confessing involvement of wealthy farmers in a plan to destroy an Ohio reservoir. The trio Wing, Riley, and Parker acted as tools for the scheme, with accusations of threats and stolen items surfacing as the case unfolds.
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Ohio Reservoir
Wapakoreta Uhis
Riley Olter
Parker
Mpi
Orders to Naval Officers and Navy Yard Duties
Army and Navy personnel receive postings and detachments in 1905 including Ensign ROW Ryten at Naval Hospital New York and various officers detached to Boston Norfolk and Washington. Promotions, retirements, and appointments mark the routine administrative orders with Movements to Mare Island and Key West also noted. retirement for Capt J Muir on August 5, 1905.
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Weve
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Navy Yard
Arkanges
Sui Bactimere
Wright
Ho Ko McClanshas
Tmore
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Chen Walt
Naval Hospital
Mare Telard
Naval Medics
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D. C
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Wolverine
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Army and Navy General Hospital
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Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Navy Department
Washington
D.C
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Navy
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H. H. Kappang
Naval Station
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Fla
J. @. Muir
Marine Corps
Worden
Lawrence
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Minneapolis
Genoa
Hist
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Menominee
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Key Weet
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Dixie
Naple
Terror
League Island
Lemta
Newark
Perry
Chitego
Marblehead
Paul Jores
Port Angeles
San Supply
Guam
Wrack
Standee
Treaty of Portsmouth Defines Postwar Russia Japan Terms
The treaty ends the war between Russia and Japan, recognizing Japan’s influence in Korea, and details Manchuria evacuation, transfer of Port Arthur and Dalny, joint Manchurian Railway operations, and rights for Russian subjects. It sets prisoner exchange, fishing rights, and a two language text with ratification within fifty days plus eighteen months for evacuation and a boundary survey on Sakhalin.
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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
Holds Desertion A Grime
Brig. Gen. Carr in his annual report warns desertions rise from perceived low enlistment value. He suggests stricter punishment and a stronger system to fillLeadership gaps, and urges Fort Yellowstone to become a four troop post. Death notices for Lieut Reynolds and Capt Parker follow, with naval movement listings and repairs to the cruiser Colorado after an engine failure.
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C. C. C. Carr
Department of Dakota
Fort
Yellowstone
Park
Frirkguar Carr
Carr
Traffic of Names Across Coastal Routes Cited
A garbled list mentions Ish from Annapolis to New York and other routes including Texas Arkan sas Florida Nevada Hopkins and Stewart from Newport News to Provincetown Galveston Port of Spain to San Juan Dubuque Prov incetown to New London Marcellun from Balti gore 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
President commutes the sentence of Midshipman Robert Allen Jackson of the Navy who was court martialed for missing from the battleship Missouri without leave. He is reduced in class and dismissed, with the entire court recommending clemency. Jackson, a Virginia Academy graduate, disappeared on leave in New York and was later found in Montreal after weeks.
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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 Inspector General report on irregularities in the Schuylkill Arsenal Philadelphia related to army clothing. Civil suits may follow as papers head to the Department of Justice. several workers have already been removed for alleged contractor favoritism.
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Schuylkill Arsenal
Oliver
Washington
Maj
Strong
Department of the Army
Philadelphia
Department of Justice
Orders Relieve Army Officers and Assignments in Philippines
Military orders list relieved armed assistant surgeons for Philippines duty with dates from 1805 to 1908, to proceed to San Francisco for reporting to the military secretary. Several captains and lieutenants granted leaves, boards dissolved, drill regulations tests scheduled at Fort Riley, and resignations accepted for Archibald Harrison.
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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
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Jacob M Coffin
James D. Fife
William A. Powell
Edwin D. Kilvourne
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Jay W. Grissinger
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Frank C. Boggs
Corps of Engineers
Presidio
EH D Hoyle
Graest Hinds
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Charles T. Menoher
Artillery Corps
Fort Riley
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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
Treaty 16 Signed At Last In Quiet Signage
Russian envoy M Witte and Baron Rosen signed first on one side with Komura and Takahira opposite as witnesses. The ceremony unfolded in the conference chamber with diplomats, aides, and guards present. Four copies in English and French were signed in unison, then sealed, marking the end of the long negotiation.
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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
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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-made Peace Saluted Ending Russo-Japanese War
A festive ceremony in Portsmouth marked the end of the war with bells, guns, and a salute. Peirce and a telegraph in Oyster Bay informed the President as Witte relayed news to the Czar. A champagne mishap paused celebrations before a quick fix. Peru's Senate later praised Roosevelt for fostering peace.
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Peirce
Oyster Bay
Peterhof
Witte
Wentworth
Komura
Tokyo
Peace Building
Accused of Murder in Asheville Brother-in-law case
Asheville North Carolina September 5 Charged with murder of his brother in law Floyd James arrest today awaiting preliminary hearing in police court tomorrow morning James Dougherty found dead August 27 in hall of his boarding house autopsy shows two large brain clots coroner's jury verdict murder unknown killer no eyewitnesses prisoner proclaims innocence
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Asheville
N. C
Floyd James
James Dougherty
James
Dugherty
International Law Association Cheers Roosevelt Aid
In Christiania Norway on September 5 the International Law Association in session unanimously approved cabling to President Roosevelt to thank him for his peace efforts and for his continued endeavors. The organization lauded his good offices and praised his work in promoting harmony.
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Christiania
Norway
The
International Law Association
Roosevelt
Hood
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