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The Russian and Japanese delegates negotiated in the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Treaty Room. They signed the Treaty of Portsmouth on Sept. 5, 1905, in Maine.
By Bill Porter
Globe Staff / December 10, 2006

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PORTSMOUTH, N.H. -- It is famous as the home of the nation's oldest continuously operating naval shipyard, and its trendy boutiques give this town at the mouth of the Pisqataqua a big-city feel. (Full article: 598 words)

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