Peace Comes to Portsmouth and Global News Roundup
The Portsmouth peace terms end a long war with Russia and Japan with mutual recognition of Korea, open door policy, Manchuria evacuations, and division of Sakhalin while Japan gains certain concessions. Alberta becomes a Canadian state as Canada’s government reorganizes. Fires, accidents, and political events worldwide fill the rest of the week’s brief notes.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Japan
Korea
Manchuria
Russia
Port Arthur
Dalny
Quanchentze
Newchwang
China
Sakhalin
Straits of
la Perouse
Dirance
Yellow fever cases rise in New Orleans and Louisiana
The New Orleans record shows 271 deaths and 1878 total cases as the outbreak eases in the city but worsens in country districts. Sugar plantations report spreading to Italians in Louisiana. Pensacola reports an outbreak. 35 cases found in Jefferson parish bayous and lakes.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Army
Pensacola
Fla
Peace conference ends with armistice and welcomes from world
President Roosevelt glad over the Portsmouth conference result. An armistice signed to take effect after the treaty, with delays tied to Japan. Emperors and czars send messages amid political debates in Tokyo and Washington. Fire in Portland wipes out dock and warehouse worth 250000. Violent deaths in Tonopah and Detroit court rulings set life terms. Calumet high school and club house loss 100. William plans another trans Atlantic yacht race in 1907.
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Alberta
Bulyea
London
Cromer
Great Eastern Airway
Witham Station
Eng
Flemingsburg
Germany
Senor
Lizardo Garcia
Ecuador
United States Steel Corporation
Donora
Jesse E. Wilson
Indiana
National Tube Company
McKeesport
China
Boyecott
New York
Reed Syndicate
Chicago
Carnegie Foundation
Peace Palace
Hague
Jose Aymar
Beals C. Wright
Boston
Holcombe Ward
Orange
N. J
New York Stock Exchange
Southern Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Weichel
Baltic
Warthe
Hamburg
Aeronaut Baldwin
Losantiville
Ind
Greenville
White Pine Lumber Company
Priest River
Idaho
James McMenamin
Kansas City Fire Department
Vermont
United States
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Quincy
Mass
William H. Carter
Department of the Visayas
Philippines
Department of the Lakes
Advisory Board of
Panama Canal Engineers
Illinois
Gulf of Mexico
University of Chicago
Sergius Witte
Roosevelt
Japan
Nicholas
M. Witte
Tokio
Washington
Portsmouth
Portland
Ore
Oregon Railway & Navigagation Company
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
Tonopah
Nev
R. D. Chase
Russell
Cherokee, Jr
Allie Watson
Frank Weakley
Harry Parker
Tom Sherman
Harry Johnson
Joseph Moyer
Detroit
Mich
Calumet, Mich
Emperor William
Francisco Tamagno
Varese
Italy
Depew Improvements Company
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Elizabeth Hunt
Brooklyn
Meriden
Conn
John Mitchell
Philadelphia
Edward R. Laden
Glencove
N. Y
West Prussia
Weichsel
Stromboli
Mount Vesuvius
South Carolina & Georgia
Reynolds Street
Augusta
Emma Lyons
Sigmund Glessler
Fort Wayne
Commercial Associaton of
Interstate Commercial Law Association
Morocco
France
Paris
Potter
Bishop Arnett
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Paul Morton
Henry B. Hyde
Equitable
Connecticut
Niagara Falls
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Council
Royal Arcanum
Put-in-Bay
Russia
Bonaparte
Lucien Young
Charles T. Wade
Bennington
Phillip H. Ross
Kerrystown
Wash
Los Angeles
Cal
Finkler & Harrison
Princeville
Ill
Stellin
Prussia
Miners’ Union
George J.gould
Europe
Peacemaker treaty nears finish Japan Russia
A long dispatch outlines the Portsmouth peace talks with a 13 article draft. It covers Manchuria Korea Port Arthur railroads and territorial concessions while confirming open navigation and prisoner exchanges. Roosevelt receives a grateful Japanese message for peace efforts.
Pocketbook Swelling Prompted Urgent Surgery
A physician in India detects a swelling near the heart and orders immediate relief, but the patient jokes that the swelling is his pocketbook and begs not to reduce it too much, reflecting a medical record anecdote.
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India
Boston Globe
Pleasanter Pictures at Half Rate, Tyte-Phist Teased
A fragment shows a brographer addressing Mr Tyte-Phist about making pictures at half his usual rates. The exchange ends with a casual Chicago Tribune remark that the result will do nicely.
Panama Canal: A Long Line of Politics Across Isthmus
A Life magazine line recalls the Panama Canal as more than a feat of engineering, describing it as a long political line spanning the Isthmus of Panama. The quote frames the canal within geopolitical maneuvering and national interests, reflecting era attitudes.
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Papa
Panama Canal
Isthmus
Panama
Sure Cure at Last in Kidney Remedy Ad
Montgomery County reports Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney troubles and dropsy. Mrs. L. E. Baggett credits the pills with restoring her health and urine flow, endorsing the remedy as a great tonic for blood purification and vigor.
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Monticello
Miss
Lawrence County
Dodd
L. E. Baggett
Mull's Anti-Belch Wafers Ad Promises Cure
An advertisement claims Mull's Anti-Belch Wafers cure numerous stomach ailments without drugs. It offers two boxes for 75 cents or a sample receipt, cites endorsements and quotes from newspapers, and includes unrelated lines about peace and rent collection.
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Mull
Complexion Cure with Cuticura Ointment and Soap
An advertising feature extols Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap for pimples blackheads red rough and oily skin and eczema. It claims rapid inexpensive home treatment with daily morning and evening use and even shampooing to cleanse the scalp and promote hair growth.
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Liaotung Peninsula
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MacLu’s Grape Taste Co
Third Ave
Rock Island, Il
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Philadelphia Ledger
Ward Seminary
Nashville
Tenn
Chicago Daily News
J. F. Boyer
T. Daily Springs
St. Louis
DE Laval
DE Laval Separator CO
Randovh & Canal Sts
Cortlandt Street
BB. Harris & CO
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Wichita
Kansas
Egg-O-See Co
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain Territory
Carters
Carters “Ave
Brinker
A. Paxton Company
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