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  4. SHIPPING.

    The ss, Flora, from Melbourne, arrived at Burnie at 5.30 a.m. yesterday. ...

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  6. FRENCH INFLUENCE

    When the Emperor Nicholas offered to provide a workable basis of compromise, which was currently described in St. Peterburg ...

    Article : 82 words
  7. Family Notices

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  8. Zeehan & Dundas Herald. THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1905.

    THERE is a familiar saying that the darkest hour is just before the dawn, and although such u not the fact, yet it is be generally accepted ...

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  9. NICHOLAS IN IGNORANCE

    The Emperor Nicholas was not aware that the term of peace had been arrived at until after midnight. ...

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  10. ST. PETERSBURG GLAD.

    The St. Petersburg correspondent of the "Times" states that St. Petersburg will rejoice over the good tidings. ...

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  11. BRILLIANT SUCCESS.

    The "Daily Telegraph" says that H. Witte has had a brilliant success in defeating the aims of the War Party. ...

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  12. WONDERFUL FEAT.

    Mr. Smalley, the "Times" correspondent at New York, says M. Witte's most wonderful frat is is convincing the Japanese that ...

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  13. FRESH CONCESSIONS.

    Mr. Sato, who is assisting the Japanese plenipotentiaries at Portsmouth, Maine, announces that the Japanese will make fresh ...

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  14. OFFICIAL STATEMENT

    Mr. Sator, adviser to the Japanese Peace plenipotentiaries, has issued the following statement:—"Sakhalin and the ...

    Article : 92 words
  15. RUSSIAN ATTACK

    Russian newspapers are fiercely attacking President Roosevelt, and accuse him of partiality for the Japanese. ...

    Article : 19 words
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  17. COST MIKADO MUCH.

    The "Times" says the decision must have cost the Mikado much, knowing that it would be unpopular with some portions of the nation. ...

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  18. ARROGANT ATTITUDE.

    The "Svet," in an exceedingly boastful and arrogant article, deals with the terms of peace submitted by Japan. ...

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  19. OTHER DEMANDS

    Reuter says that Japan withdrew her demands for the interned warships and the limitation of the naval power of Russia in the Far ...

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  20. CERTAIN LIMITATIONS.

    M. Witte stated that the Japanese will obtain only that portion of the Chinese Eastern Railway which is south of Chantaff. ...

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  21. SOME CONDITIONS.

    Russia is to defray the cost of maintenance of the prisoners in Japan, but pays for nothing else. The division of Sakhalin is to be ...

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  22. SPORTING.

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  23. WITTE TO ROOSEVELT.

    M. Witte telegraphed to President Roosevelt that "History would ascribe to him the glory of the Peace of Portsmouth," and ...

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  24. RUMORS OF PEACE.

    Several telegrams have been received from Portsmouth, Maine, elating that Russia and Japan have agreed on the terms of peace. ...

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  25. INTERVIEW WITH WITTE.

    In the course of an interview M. Witte said—"We do not pay a copee of inlemnity, and we get one-half of ...

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  26. OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED.

    Peace between Russia and Japan is officially announced. ...

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  27. TREATED AS A HOAX.

    When first the announcement of peace was made in St. Petersburg it was treated as a hoax, and when later messages arrived ...

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  28. ARMISTICE RECOMMENDED.

    M. Witte and Baron Komura communicated with their respective Governments recommending that an armistice be declared pending ...

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  29. SURPRISE AND RELIEF

    In Paris the notification was received with surprise and relief. ...

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  30. BRITISH TRIBUTES.

    Unanimous British tributes are paid to President Roosevelt for the termination of the war. ...

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  31. TASMANIA.

    The French barque Asie was becalmed yesterday, and drifted on to the cliffe at Frederick Henry Cape, but a a breeze sprang up and the vessel was got off. The ...

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  32. ROOSEVELT NOTIFIED.

    Baron Komura notified President Roosevelt of the successful termination of the deliberations, and he, in reply, telegraphed his thanks ...

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  33. ANGLO-JAPANESE TREATY.

    All preliminaries Jot the renewal and extension of the Anglo-Japanese alliance have been satisfactorily arranged, and the Tokio ...

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  34. SCRATHINGS.

    CAULFIELD CUP—LE GLANEUR. SYDNEY, Wednesday. Metropolitan Stakes—Tatterdemalion. ...

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  35. CHARGES AGAINST SEDDON.

    The Auditor General's report that no payment was ever made to Captain Seddon for the reorganisation of stores, as alleged by Mr. Fisher. ...

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  36. DIPLOMATS' TELEGRAMS.

    Sir H. Mortimer Durand, British Ambassador, who was staying at Lenox, New York State, on being apprised of the latest development ...

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