Deadlock rules over the peace conference
Portsmouth Aug 18 The deadlock between Japanese and Russian plenipotentiaries over article eleven of the peace conditions persists as sessions adjourn for lunch. Officials expect article eleven and twelve to be settled soon, while broader questions linger. Reports note continuous government communications, with Witte and Komura under scrutiny as talks continue, potential mediation considered.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Toklo
St Petersburg
M. Witte
Navy Yard
Far East
Sakhalin
Associatedress
M. White
Sato
Drews
Inter
Associated Press
Alexandre Briantelianinoff
Sakhain
Russia
Japan
Cat Fleas Spark Divorce Case in Goshen Indiana
In Goshen Indiana on August 18 a peculiar divorce suit unfolds. James TH Bostwick, aged 70, alleges his spouse Heatwick kept a sea-bitten cat indoors despite pleas to keep it out. He claims the cat caused him distress and sought bedding infestations nightly.
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Goshen
Ind
James TH. Bostwick
Heatwick
Bie Vite
Srief
Mnguish
Ash
Ife
Anhesra
Explosive Machine Reported Tied to Schiff Case
A suspected explosive device linked to Jacob H. Schiff of Kuhn, Loeb & Co. was brought to police for examination. Authorities indicate the device contained matrices and materials suggesting an infernal purpose, raising concerns over a possible criminal plot.
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New York
Ty Jacob Ft. Schiff
Kuhn. Loch
Columbia chemistry professor dies after long tenure
New York reports the death of a Columbia University chemistry professor with a thirty four year career. The obituary notes his long service and contributions to the department.
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New York
Dr Lowid
Landy
Columbiia University
Spempies
Slugging Gang Suspect Missing Chicago Contractor
R H Davidsonson a Chicago building contractor is missing amid reports he faced violence after a dispute with a man believed to be a union business agent. He knocked his caller down at a new building, left work at five, and a telephone call said Davidson would be found in the river. No further word has come.
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Baron Komura
Mr Takahira
Mr Sato
the Wentworth
Porte Cochere
Pingree
Boston
M. Witte
Ender
Korostovetz
Korostovets
IM. Witte
New England
Chicago
R. H. Davidson
Davidson
Frank W. Adams
Iroquois wins last Canadian Cup race on Lake Worth
The Iroquois won the final Canadian Cup contest sailing a triangular three mile leg course. After a slow start the breeze built to six miles an hour, lifting Iroquois to full canvas and a 2 hours 17 minutes 3 seconds time, besting Temeraire at 2 hours 19 minutes 19 seconds.
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Pemeraire
Champagne priced drinks draw Bronx crowd at One Hundred and Thirty-sixth
A midnight crowd at the corner of One Hundred thirty-sixth Street and Third Avenue bought cheap champagne and whiskey from Vine Carlton, a hotel porter. Detectives uncovered the source in Eagle hotel cellars. Carlton held in Harlem police court on $500 bail for examination. Also, Henry Fisher was arrested with Rhine wine cases linked to Adam Eppel, detained in Morrisania court. Walnut Beach tops Blomox in Waterbury game 74 to something with Donahue pitching and strong defense from Carter and Lynch. Manager Porter eyes tougher schedules ahead.
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Bronx
New York
Vine Carlton
Thin Avenue
Harlem
Henry Fisher
East Sixteenth Street
Adam Eppel
Alexander Avenue
Fish
Henry
Morrisania
Walnut Beach
Blomox
Waterbury
Donahue
Beach Battery
Dalton
Carter
Lynch
Porter
Bors
Will marry duchess setting in North Adams lives a chess star
Hubert Nomen a well known North Adams resident and noted chess expert announced that ix de Venthievre of Bargoyne France will wed someone named Anselme a Jesuit civilian member. The ceremony is set for Perle in January. Nomen, 61, native of France, has lived in the U.S. about 20 years and North Adams nine years, speaks seven languages and is tall in local circles.
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North Adams
Hubert Nemen
Ix de Venthievre
Bargoyne
France
Anselme
Order of Jesuits
Nomen
Perle
Murder at Kents Hill Ends Police Search
Police ended the nightlong hunt for the Mattie Hackett murder in Kents Hill Maine as Deputy Sheriff Brown said an arrest would follow High Sheriff Ham's arrival from Augusta. A coroner and Sheriff Ham were due at the Hackett home in the morning. Brown did not dismiss tramps as suspects but favored a local resident.
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Mattie Hackett
Kents Hill
Maine
Fred J. Brown
Frank J. Ham
Augusta
Ham
Hackett
Brown
Tramps
Kenta Hill
Traction Property Sale Signals shift in Indiana networks
The Star reports four Boston controlled traction properties in Indiana and Ohio were sold to United Gas Improvement of Philadelphia. The Indianapolis and Northwestern, Columbus Buckeye Lake and Newark, Indianapolis and Western, and Columbus Newark and Zanesville were transferred with about 14 million in cash and securities. The Indianapolis and Northwestern serves Crawfordsville and Lafayette with a Lebanon branch, and the Indianapolis and Western will extend to Danville, Illinois.
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Indianapolis
the Star Today
Boston
Indiana
Ohio
United Gas Improvement Company
Philadelphia
Indianapolis and Northwestern Traction Company
Columbus
Buckeye Lake
Newark
Indianapolis and Western
Zanesville
Tucker, Anthony and Company
Northwestern
Crawfordsville
Lafayette
Lebanon
Danville
Tugs Fight Flames Near New Jersey Coast
The tug Stella battled a fire off the Navesink Highlands as tugs gathered, the Hout on tow toward the beach. Jacob M. Heath and Reliance sprayed water, gaining control. Stella towed into Sandy Hook Bay with deckhouse and starboard side damaged。本证据中的水泵已在船舶水舱抽水后将 Stella 带往纽约。
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New York
Stella
Navesink Highlands
Jacob M. Heath
Reliance
Sandy Hook Bay
Murder near Bonneville shocks Kansas City man
J. L. Anderson, 22, of 444 North Prospect Kansas City MO, was found murdered near Bonneville Oregon while answering his mother’s call home. Investigators say death came from repeated blows to the head with a heavy iron bar, with no motive or suspect revealed. A worn fetter bearing his mother’s appeal to return home was found in his pocket.
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Bonneville
Ore
J. L. Anderson
North Prospect Street
Kansas City
Anderson
Guest Arrests and Blue Ink Poster Case In Springfield
Joseph Rosenthal of New York travel ing salesman for Lyons and Co was arrested for feeding the blue ink and standing on hotel steps against city ordinances. Judge Copeland discharged Rosenthal, ruling poster must warn against unreasonable annoyance. A later case cited involved the Super rat St Paul for advising a friend to resist arrest under the move on finaner.
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Springfield
Mass
Joseph Rosenthal
New York
Lyons & Co
East Twelfth Street
Rosenthal
Saynes
Copeland
Hinard
St Paul
Murderous assault charge in Rockville township
Albert Hulbert and a factory worker were arraigned in Rockville police court on a murderous assault charge. Neighbors say the accused, 22, struck his wife with hammer causing serious injuries. The case is expected to proceed with further investigations and testimonies.
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Rockville
Ang
Albert Hulbert
Forecast for Connecticut Warms Tonight
Connecticut weather forecast predicts a rise in temperatures this evening with generally fair conditions. Winds will be light and variable, keeping the night mild and dry with a warmer overnight low.
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Connecticut
Pate
Setentay Fair
Not Marsh Not Identified in Plymouth Murder Probe
Detectives P J Sheehan from Chicago, Thomas Slavin and Peter Startz from Romeo arrive in Brockton to identify George L Marsh as the Lamont murder suspect. Marsh not the man. A third man, said to be a Romeo bartender, accompanied the party. Startz and the bartender allegedly saw the victim after the crime and Slavin received a call from a garage where Marsh worked.
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Brockton
Mass
P. J. Sheehan
Chicago
Thomas Slavin
Peter Startz
Romeo, II
Plymouth
George L. Marsh
William Bate
Lamont
Marsh
Romeo
Startz
Rate
Slavin
Eight hour day report adopted by union in Toronto
The International Typographical Union adopted the eight hour day recommendation set to start January 1, amid great excitement. In Springfield, Rev C H Yearwood urged colored youths to avoid idleness and pursue business, noting Booker T Washington as a model and stressing real estate ownership for better housing access.
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Toronto
International Typographical Union
Norfolk train wreck death toll soars near forty
Norfolk Aug 18 A passenger excursion on the Atlantic Coast Line from Kinston to Norfolk plunged through an open draw on the Elizabeth River. Only twelve bodies recovered by afternoon as eighty passengers remained missing. Investigators probe engineer Reigs as rescuers recover submerged cars.
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Norfolk
Kinston
N.C
Elizabeth River
Orst
Jolly
Jolliffe
Rosson Peebles
Sydney Thomas
David Smith
Mary Jones
John Marcie
Weber Ford
Jake Atkinson
Nancy Perris
Reigs
Wade
Reign
Norfolk Protestant Hospital
Morris
Cooper
Atlantic Coast Line Railway
New York Yachts Sail From Vineyard Haven For Marblehead Run
The New York Yacht Club fleet departed Vineyard Haven Mass on a go as you please run to Marblehead. Some left at once others after nine. The regatta committee canceled a Marblehead leg and no times were recorded. Stop in New Bedford abandoned due to Newport delays. Some yachts sailed west or back toward Nantucket shoals and several returned westward from port. Weather was fine with clear sky and light north wind.
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Newport
Westerlay
Sybatiia
Laisen
Eli
Katrina
West Trina
Muriel
Nantucket Shoals
City News Summary of Local Obituaries and Incidents
Funeral arrangements announced for the late J Tyler with interment at Riverside cemetery. Probate court names E V Warner administrator of Mary Stone estate and Minnie Griswold administratrix of Mary A Northrop estate. John C Gillette will probated. Zalmon F Peck, father of Senator H S Peck, dies aged 68 in Newton after long service as enrolling officer, postmaster, and landholder connections. Margaret Duds injured in a horse accident at Chase Rolling Mill watching neighborhood horses, five stitches, others unharmed. Superintendent Tinker returns from vacation to inspect schools and reports on opening, with no major changes expected in high school security. Waterville school project updates and district work noted.
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J. ‘Tyler
Riverside Cemetery
E. V. Warner of
Wolcott
Mary Stone
Mary A. Northrop
Minnie Griswold
John C. Gillette
Zalmon F. Peck
H. 8. Peck
Newton
Peck
Senator Peck
Austin L
Hartford
Mary Frances Chevis
Cowmel Chevis
Margaret
Thomas Duds
Railroad Hill Street
Chase
North Main Street
Doddevant
de Goatrich
Tinker
Democrat
Ehi
Bert
Waterville
Rockefeller Health Regimen In Barefoot Morning Walks
In Cleveland in August John D Rockefeller the elder is said to practice Knellpp care to regain health. Each dawn he slips barefoot from the kitchen door and wanders the dewy lawn as servants gaze in astonishment. The habit now draws them near the kitchen to witness the sacrifice for health. A separate report from Hartford notes Chief Gunn alleging strong evidence against Frank Sullivan for a burglary two years old. A woman below Sullivan’s Buckingham Street home reported items found in a chimney. later details followed.
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Rockefeller
Cleveland
Ohio
Joho D. Rockefeller
Hartford
Gunn
Frank Sullivan
Buckingham
Mein
Sulllivan
Ashley Treet
al J. W. Cutler
West Street
Sullivan's
Passengers suffer delay on Cheshire Mount Carmel line
Passengers on the Cheshire and Mount Carmel cars endured an hour and a half of over time after a motorman misread the schedule. Brought to Waterbury exchange at about 2:30 am, travelers faced two detentions between Waterbury and Cheshire and a lengthy stop at East Farms before the delay ended with a return to town.
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Cheshire
Mount Carmel
Waterbury
New Haven
Exchange Place
East Farms
RAG MEN AT ODDS OVER TAX BUSINESS CONTRACT
The case, filed today, pits Harry Lewitt and Harry Yushkovtekey inst Jacob and Joseph Rosenbaum against the defendants for 900 in damages. plaintiffs allege a June 15 agreement to work in the tax business for one year was violated a month later. An attachment for the claimed amount was issued and a bond released the attachment.
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Harry Lewitt
Harry Yushkovtekey
Jacob
Joseph Rosenbaum
Girl Drowned as Boat Capsizes on Lake Dunmore
In Brandon Vermont this morning Hila Barton aged 15 from Middlebury drowned when a rowing boat capsized on Lake Dunmore. Hamilton Dutcher of Orange New Jersey was rescued by men from a nearby camp.
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Brandon
Hila Barton
Middlebury
Lake Dunmore
Hamilton Dutcher
Orange
N. J
Thitcher
Miss Bareton
New Decorated Iron and Brass Beds Arrive for Less
The shop showcases decorated iron and brass beds described as handsome and affordable with prices from 315 to 90 for the bedstead and a $5 prettily decorated option. It promotes cotton felt mattresses and stresses reliability, urging customers to compare with Hampton-Selen lines and promising long life and comfort from trusted makers.
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Han
Express Ourselves Chamber Suits At Bargain Prices
A fragmented ad notes chamber suits priced from 18 to 25 dollars. It urges readers to buy, claiming quality and prudent spending while inviting interest in new stock. The jumbled text hints at promotion of suits and a push to act while stock is fresh.
Hampson Sellew Furniture Co Suit Names Beghes
The Hampson Sellew Furniture Co files suit against Beghes alleging a contractual dispute. Details describe a six month timeline, court action, and party names in a historic city docket. The notice emphasizes filings and a likely forthcoming court date and actions by the clerk.
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