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An Uncommon Commitment to Peace Exhibit Catalogue published by the Japan-America Society of NH
Blessed Are the Peacemakers: The Service of Thanksgiving for the Portsmouth Treaty, September 5, 1905 by Marina Grot Turkevich Naumann
Original 1905 newsreel footage on DVD
Treaty of Portsmouth 1905-2005 book of reproduction historical postcards.
The Portsmouth Peace Process: Guide for Teachers by Northeast Cultural Coop
July 1905 -- Preparations begin
August 1-26, 1905 -- Negotiations
August 26-31, 1905 -- Peace achieved
September 1905 -- Treaty and aftermath
1906 -- Peace Treaty Anniversary
July 1905 -- Preparations Begin
July 3, 1905 Move for Peace: Long Step Forward by Formal Naming of Envoys: Are Given Full Power (
July 6, 1905 A Talk With Rosen (States and
July 6, 1905 A Symbol of Peace (States and
July 7, 1905 May Come Here: Peace Envoys to Stop at the Wentworth (
July 7, 1905 Peace Envoys Meeting (
July 7, 1905 The Isles of Shoals also a possible selection-Conference to be held about Aug. 1
July 8, 1905 Peace Embassy: Is Likely to Meet in This Vicinity: Advantages Offered by Hotel Wentworth (
July 10, 1905 A Lever for
July 10, 1905 Embassy will come here (Portsmouth Herald)
July 10, 1905 To Be Held Here: Peace Conference Will Meet at this Navy Yard (Ports. Times)
July 10, 1905 The Treaty of
rehouse at Navy Yard Place of Meeting (
July 10, 1905 Fall of Sakhalin: Japs Hold Island Which They Once Relinquished (
July 10, 1905 Japs At Sakhalin: Hoist Their Flag on Soil Belonging to
July 11, 1905 Treaty of
July 11, 1905 Will Be World Wide:
July 11, 1905 At
July 11, 1905 Russians Wont Fight (
July 11, 1905 To Meet At
July 11, 1905 Friendly Words: Papers of Other Cities Praise
July 12, 1905 Peace Conference: How it Came About That
July 12, 1905 No arrangements made: Navy Yard officials not preparing for (
July 12, 1905 Voice of Press: Comments On
July 13, 1905 The Treaty of
July 13, 1905 Peace Conference: How It Came About That
July 13, 1905 Place For Peace Negotiations (States and
July 13, 1905 The Treaty of
July 13, 1905 Strong For Peace: Witte Will be
July 13, 1905 Coming Saturday: Third Assistant Secretary of State Pierce to be Here (
July 13, 1905 Will soon reach here: Mr. Pierce Acting Secretary of State Coming to Ports.(
July 13, 1905 Where is
July 13, 1904 Things They Say: Press Comment of the Peace Meeting: Most Papers Very Good to
July 14, 1905 The Treaty of
July 14, 1905
July 14, 1905 Pierce and Pearson: Will make Arrangements for Entertainment of Peace Envoys (
July 14, 1905 Press Comment: What Other Papers Have to Say: In Relation to the Treaty of Portsmouth (
July 15, 1905 Making Arrangements: Third Assistant Secretary of State Pierce Getting Things Ready for the Coming of the Peace Envoys (
July 15, 1905 Town Tattle: Some Items of News and Gossip Concerning Local Men and Things (
July 15, 1905 Now In
July 15, 1905 President Roosevelt: Talks Over Details of Peace Conference In This City (
July 15, 1905 Witte and the Czar: They are Said to Have Had a Serious Falling OutDifficulties Facing Envoy (
July 15, 1905 What the Papers Say: Comments on
July 17, 1905 The Treaty of
July 17, 1905 Arrangements Made: For Entertainment of the Two Peace Legations at the Wentworth (
July 17, 1905 Name of Treaty: Uncle Dudley Suggests A Compromise: Idea of Boston Globes Veteran Writer: He Would Call it Peace of the Piscataqua (Portsmouth Herald)
July 18, 1905 The Treaty of
July 18, 1905 People of the Day /
July 18, 1905
July 18, 1905 Peace Prospect: Is Good, Provided Japan is Reasonable: In Her Demands of the Russian Empire (
July 18, 1905 A Talk With Witte:
July 19, 1905 Telegraph Companies Preparing for Peace Conference / Treaty of
July 19, 1905 Peace is Uncertain: Pessimistic View of High Japanese Diplomat: Distrust of Russians (
July 19, 1905 Official Plans: Now Being Perfected for Peace Meetings: The Minor Details Are Receiving Attention (
July 19, 1905 Japs Peace Terms: Will Be Made Known Only at the Conference: May Not Be Very Moderate (
July 19, 1905 The Peace Conference (
July 20, 1905 Portsmouth Treaty: The following communications, of local interest, appeared in the Boston Globe this morning&.(States and
July 20, 1905 Telegraph Companies Preparing for Peace Conference (States and
July 20, 1905 Peace is Uncertain: Pessimisitic View of High Japanese Diplomat: Distrust of Russians / A Case of Give and Take (States and
July 20, 1905 Editorial Paragraph: The Russian press objects to the cessation of
July 20, 1905 The Treaty of
July 20, 1905
July 20, 1905 Seven Suites for Each: RussianWill Be in One Section of Hotel and Japanese in AnotherArrangements Being Perfected (States and
July 20, 1905 The Treaty of
July 20, 1905 Return of Mr. Pierce: Acting Secretary of State Back from the
July 20, 1905 Peace Comment: The Things That Our Exchanges Have to Say (
July 20, 1905 The Dolphin: Something About Boat Which Brings Envoys Here (
July 21, 1905 At Jaffrey House: Secretary Pierce Will be Quartered in
July 21, 1905 Japs Begin Energetic Operations / Peace Envoy Eastward Bound (
July 21, 1905 Still At It: Exchanges Discuss Coming Peace Conference: Treaty Of
July 22, 1905 May Watch From Fence Rail (
July 22, 1905 The Open Door:
July 22, 1905 Rosen's Gratitude: Russian Embassador Thanks the State of
July 24, 1905 Diplomats Upset: Russian and German Rulers in Private Conference: Suggestions of Kaiser (
July 24, 1905 Everything is Ready: Portsmouth Prepared to Receive Envoys (
July 24, 1905 Press Representatives: To Be Guests Of The Herald Editor At Banquet (
July 25, 1905 It is Hands Off: For Powers Of Europe At Peace Conference: Soon To Be Opened in This City: Scar and Kaiser Had Meeting at Sea Monday (
July 25, 1905 Japanese Minister: He Will Leave
July 25, 1905 Our Treaty: A Few Observation Of the Press of Other Cities (
July 25, 1905 May Come Here: Baron De Rosen Likely To Be Quartered In
July 26, 1905 President Invited: Trustees of Jones Estate Extend Hospitality: Hotels Wentworth and Rockingham at his Pleasure (
July 26, 1905 Views of Komura: Expects that Peace Will be Declared Next Month: No Excessive Demands (
July 26, 1905 Arrival of Komura: Chief Envoy of
July 26, 1905 Baron Komura: Jap Peace Envoy In
July 26, 1905 Peace Is Predicted: Komura Expects It At End of
July 26, 1905
July 27, 1905 Views of Komura: Expects That Pace Will Be Declared Next Month: No Excessive Demands (States and
July 27, 1905 Navy Yard Notes: Two Japanese newspaper men& (
July 27, 1905 Japanese Terms: What Will be Asked at First Business Conference
July 27, 1905 Will Have Band:
July 27, 1905 Japanese Newspaper Correspondents in Town (
July 27, 1905 Baron Komura's Denial (
July 27, 1905 The Vanguard: Of Japanese Newspaper Men In
July 27, 1905
July 27, 1905 Admiral Sigsbee; Eyes of the World (
July 27, 1905 Saw Our Teddy:
July 27, 1905 Peace Meetings: Latest Press Comments Concerning Them: Newspapers Are Still Advertising
July 27, 1905 Expected Today: Visit Of Assistant Secretary of State: Mr. Peirce to come Here Before
July 27, 1905 It is Ridiculous: Suggestion That Fort Ethan Allen Cavalry Will Be Here (
July 27, 1905 The Vanguard: Of Japanese Newspaper Men In
July 28, 1905 Sagamore Hill; President and Japanese Envoys Confer: Result Kept a Secret(
July 28, 1905 August Seventh: Envoys Will Arrive On That Date: All Plans For Their Reception Arranged:
July 28, 1905
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