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No. 6028. Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his daughter, Beatrice. Text reads: Aug. 13, 1905. An outing to the Isle of Shoals and the "free feed" were offered to the newspaper men, but More

No. 6047. Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his wife, Lydia. Text reads: Aug. 13, 1905. Instead of resuming their conference today as intended, the envoys rested from their labors. The R More

No. 6030. Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his daughter, Lilly. Text reads: Hotel Wentworth, Portsmouth, Aug. 20, 1905. Dear Lilly. A few of the Russians and Japanese went today on a sp More

No. 6355. Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his daughter, Beatrice. Text reads: Hotel Wentworth, Portsmouth. Aug. 20, 1905. Dear Beatrice. Thank you for your letter and for the greeting More

No. 6567. Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his wife, Lydia. Text reads: Aug. 17, 1905. Hotel Wentworth, Portsmouth. Dear Ma. If you will return the letter I shall be obliged. Today is f More

No. 7554. Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his daughter, Lilly. Text reads: Hotel Wentworth, Portsmouth. Aug. 21, 1905. Dear Lilly. Trust you are improving in health. Today I went for a More

No. 1488. Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his daughter, Beatrice. Text reads: There are between 50 and 100 newspaper men here from all parts of the world. American and English journals More

Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his daughter, Beatrice. Text reads: Besides Japanese and Russians there is a German here, representing the National Zeitung of Berlin. The answer to you More

No. 223. Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his daughter, Lilly. Text reads: Aug. 17, 1905. Hotel Wentworth, New Hampshire. Dear Lilly, There's fine weather again after the rain. It is sa More

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. Pos More

No. 222. Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his daughter Lilly. Text reads: Aug. 14, 1905. Both Russians and Japanese were at church yesterday. The Russians attended Christ Epicopal Churc More

Written on image: AM Eng. Co., Boston. Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his daughter, Lilly. Text reads: Aug. 9, 12 p.m. Dear Lilly. Hotel is full of guests, including one Chinaman who More

Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his wife, Lydia. Text reads: Hotel Wentworth, Portsmouth. Aug. 24, 1905. Dear Ma. Card received. Doubt whether I shall be at home at end of week. Edmund.

Written on image: AM Eng. Co., Boston. Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his daughter, Beatrice. Text reads: Hotel Wentworth. Aug. 10. Dear Beatrice. I get up about 6:30 a.m. and go to b More

No. 13499. Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his daughter, Beatrice. Text reads: Aug. 8, 1905. My dear Beatrice. There is a Chinese servant here from Pekin[g]. We have about 20 Russians More

Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his daughter, Lilly. Text reads: 11th [August 1905] Hope you are resting and recovering. Imagine you very often in the hammock, and want a few more line More

Written on image: AM Eng. Co., Boston. Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his wife, Lydia. Text reads: Aug. 10, 7:30 a.m. Wentworth Hotel, Portsmouth. Dear Ma, The conference began yester More

Printed on card: Copyright applied for by H. Pearson. Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his wife, Lydia. Text reads: Dear Ma, August 18, 1905. Peace not yet certainly in sight. Still hop More

On image: AM. Eng. Co., Boston. Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his daughter, Beatrice. Text reads: Hotel Wentworth, Portsmouth. Aug. 24, 1905. Dear Beatrice, The conference is postpon More

No. 13500. Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his daughter, Beatrice. Text reads: Aug. 8, 1905. Annex [lines drawn on card to indicate which building is the annex] My dear Beatrice, A few More

Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his wife, Lydia. Text reads: Hotel Wentworth. Aug. 30, 1905. Dear Ma. Have been exceedingly busy since writing last, as you will have observed from this More

Copyrighted 1905 by Nellie B. Van Slingerland. Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his wife, Lydia. Text reads: Hotel Wentworth, Portsmouth, Aug. 15, 1905. Dear Ma - These are excellent li More

Postcard shows the building at the Portsmouth Navy Yard where the peace talks were held, the Hotel Wentworth, and flags of Japan and Russia, all superimposed on an American flag. Copyrighted by W. L. Julian, 1 More

Copyrighted 1905 by Nellie B. Van Slingerland. Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his daughter, Lilly. Text reads: Hotel Wentworth, Portsmouth, US. Aug. 29, 1905. In memory of a battle fo More

No. 13499. Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his daughter Lilly. Text reads: Aug. 8, 1905. My dear Lilly. This is the landing at which the Japanese are expected to disembark shortly befo More

On print: M. Witte & Baron Rosen; copyright, 1905 by F.G. Berte. Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his wife, Lydia. Text reads: The Russian envoys returning from church. This is a photog More

On print: M. Witte & Baron Rosen; copyright, 1905 by F.G. Berte. Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his wife, Lydia. Text reads: The Russian envoys returning from church. This is a photog More

Postcard shows portraits of President Theodore Roosevelt, Czar Nicholas II, the Mikado, Count Sergei Witt, Baron de Rosen, Baron Komura and Baron Takahira, surrounded by other iconographic images. Copyright by More

Postcard shows portraits of President Theodore Roosevelt, Czar Nicholas II, the Mikado, Count Sergei Witt, Baron de Rosen, Baron Komura and Baron Takahira, surrounded by other iconographic images. Copyright by More