Washington Seen As Likely Stage For Russia Japan Peace Talks
Washington reports say Russia would welcome peace talks here citing Count Cassini's prestige and long ties with Secretary Hay. Japanese minister here is popular and maintains close ties with Hay, fueling belief Washington could host Russo Japanese negotiations ending the war.
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Washington
Petie
Takahtra
An Wenna
State Department
Hey
Count Caasini
Hay
Japan
May
Russian Cavalry Activity and War News Mixed Dispatches
Feb 17 1917 Rumors of Ahpsian cavalry activity on the Japanese left flank amid subdued front lines on the Une. The Daily Telegraph Shanghai reports Gen Stalkenberg and three Russian infantry colonels wounded on the Bub river. Bucklon's Armies Galve is praised as a healer in a Norfolk VA testimonial for Bucklen's Arnica.
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Oku
Pusan
Detalla
Une
London
Daily Telegraph
Shanghai
Stalkenberg
Bub River
Indiana tribute to Gen Wal e in state senate
A crowded Indiana scene recalls General Wal e with public officials attending services and a memorial note. The report mentions Moore and other figures, with references to an upcoming legal term and a preliminary trial involving Barah Aebafer regarding an alleged confession.
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Ladianapolis
Init
Menry
Popest
Nia
Colinty
Moore
Indiana
Bedford
Indi
Ikean
Lawe Court
Kahn Inn
Barah Aebafer
de Uli Wood
Yong
Underwood
Murderers to Be Denied from Committing to Indianapolis
Fragmented text shows a discussion involving Indian association and legislative move to deter murderers from life insurance or inheritance. The garbled article mentions Mrs Bruinbaugh and penalties for those convicted of murder seeking gains from victims.
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Tnisianapolis
Ind
Ap Vwelliias
Bruinbaugh
MT ABOLISHES THE PANAMA RAILROAD AND CANAL BILL
The Senate devoted hours to the Swayne impeachment trial while debating the canal and Panama railroad measures. The canal bill would end the canal commission and place construction under a president appointed body with annual estimates and restricted expenditures after June 30 1905. It also authorizes private stock transfer of 1034 shares in the Panama railroad and contemplates presidential control to funnel rents into construction.
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Ington
Senate
Swayne
Dota
Yakall
Canal Zone
Congress
White
Eibaoatn
Panama
Raids and Rail Robbery Echoes Across Indiana News
A garbled Indiana wire service note reports a robber raiding the Detr Rapids and Western railroad, with officers attempting to locate crew details. Separate items mention wage raises for state workers, tax or salary talk in Indianapolis, and scattered references to baseball restrictions amid other unsettled local matters.
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Gushen
Williamstown
Eark
Detr Rapids & Western Rail
Heeville
Horta
Statutes of Exemption and Session Call Debate
Washington notes two readings: Representative Bulzer introduces a bill amending statutes to hold vessel owners and crews liable for passenger injuries. The piece also reports Townsend’s call for an extra congressional session if the Senate does not pass the present bill after talks with President Roosevelt about the tariff and related issues.
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Washington
Bulzer
N.o
Renate
Pdasion
Congress
Ionde
Townkend
Medical Corps Bill Prompts Senate Debate on Promotions
A reform proposal for the Medical Corps seeks to reduce Senate officers and reshape promotions. Critics warn the bill would weaponize the corps for undue advancement. supporters push amendments to limit civilian physician integration and clarify officer increases.
Customs reform notes from Secretary Shaw
Secretary Shaw mails a message from Washington Feb 17 proposing changes to customs handling. He estimates the yearly revenue to reach 40 000, seeks 1 for detection and prevention, and recommends using tariffs fees and storage charges as part of funds for customs collections. The proposal urges a system dating from 1871 to improve revenue and reduce venality.
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Washington
Shaw
of Customs
Bishop Spalding’s John L. Spalding to be moved south
Bishop John L. Spalding, seriously paralyzed a month ago and bedridden, has recovered enough to be taken to Hot Springs Arkansas next week. He will be escorted by a nurse and attended by his physicians. Expected to take some time to fully recover.
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John
L. Spalding
Springs
Ark
Spalding Ivatin
Osage Indians Property Split Plan Approved by Committee
Waddington Feb 17 The House committee on Indian affairs approved a favorable report on a bill for an equal division of Osage tribal property. The Osage tribe holds 1,500,000 acres of land and an $8,250,000 treasury deposit to be allocated among members.
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Waddington
Hotte
Charter for joint committee to plan Lincoln birth anniversary
Representative from Missouri introduced a charter creating a joint committee of five senators and five representatives. The panel would prepare a plan for the celebration of Abraham Lincoln's 400th birth anniversary, slated for February 12 1904, with report due to Congress by December 26 1905.
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Abraham Dlnes
oME WAR BATTLEPLAGS. Their Re turn to Proper Authorities
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a war or battle concept with mention of proper authorities and regiments. The readable text hints at command, organization, and potential official handling but no clear event, date, location, or participants. The readable fragment preserves limited names and structural cues.
Champerist's Meomarhhed Liver and Domatipation Remedy
Fragmentary ad text touts Champerist's Meomarhhed Liver and Triciovs Gnequall for Domatipation. Mentions Kane a draggiat Bptings and Biomech ant Liver Tab Rms judgment. Readable lines indicate a sale by Lindéman's with garbled medical claims.
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Champerist
I. R
Kane
Gale
Lindéman
Trusts and Strobe Sentiment Turn in Kansas Conventions
The article reports debate over a constitutional convention with strong sentiment for expanding the rights in the oil trusts arena. President Ropsavett orders an investigation into band activity in Kansas, while Gov. Horh weighs election timing for a refinery issue and political maneuvering. A probe into anti-combine measures and pump operations in Indiana and Kansas seeks to curb market manipulation and protect industrial activity.
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Horh
Bam
Surtichaiy
Tago
Ama
Arene
Kinney
Ipal
USA
Pdmp
al Gan
Fragmentary 1920s Capitol Rail and Excursion Ticket Talk
A garbled report from February outlines House and Senate discussions on excursion tickets and funding schemes. Mentions President Roosevelt, 100000 return tickets, and political friction with Senator Bacon. Cuba and Domingo Ropénstlan appear as unclear references amid a jumble of names, places, and dates.
Unclear fragmentary text from historical page
Fragmentary OCR text includes distorted phrases and names with no clear event or facts. Readable items are insufficient to identify a person, place, or outcome for a coherent news item.
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