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Russia and Japanese peace envoys in session. Portsmouth Navy Yard, 1905

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Russia and Japanese peace envoys in session. Portsmouth Navy Yard, 1905

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Photograph shows envoys seated around a table, left to right: Sato; Takahira; Komura; Otchai; Adachi; Korostovetz; De Rosen; Witte; Navohoff; and Plancon.

On image: Copyright 1905 Nat'l. Press Association.
Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his daughter, Lilly. Text reads: Hotel, Portsmouth. Aug. 25, 1905. Dear Lilly, My stock of postcards is being exhausted. I hardly know whether you have received this before. You will find little news in what I send. More when I reach home. Trust you are improving. With love, Papa.

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01/01/1905

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Noble, Edmund, 1853-1937, correspondent

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