Summary The Japanese and Russian peace envoys arrive and depart in automobiles, horse-drawn vehicles, or steam yachts, with arbitration groups from the United States. Neutral areas are designated for the conference, the docks, and the buildings in which the conference is held, as well as the parade in the streets. Other Titles Peace envoys at Portsmouth, New Hampshire Biograph production log title: Japanese-Russian peace envoysCreated/Published United States : American Mutoscope and Biograph Company, 1905. Notes Camera, GW Bitzer. Filmed July 19, 1905, in Portsmouth, NY Subjects Russo-Japanese War, 1904-1905–Peace–New Hampshire–Portsmouth. Actuality–Short. Related Names Bitzer, GW, 1872-1944, camera. American Mutoscope and Biograph Company. Paper Print Collection (Library of Congress) Digital ID trmp 4130s1 4130s2 hdl.loc.gov

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