Russian Warships Arrive at Manila For Possible Internment
White House held a high level meeting to consider the fate of three Russian cruisers Aurora Oleg and Jemtchug after they reached Manila damaged from the Korean Strait battle. President Roosevelt ordered full reports from Rear Admiral Train and prepared to intern the ships if requested or deemed unseaworthy.
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White House
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Moody
Manila
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Oleg
Jemtchug
Korean Straits
Tain
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Luzon
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Government plans on cruiser interment at Manila
Official circles expect the cruisers to be dismantled and held at Manila until hostilities end. A request for their interment is anticipated to come from the Russian admiral after receiving word from St. Petersburg government.
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Manila
St. Petersburg
Enquist Seeks Fourteen Days to Repair Russian Ships
Rear Admirals Train and Enquist discuss the Russian warships that arrived yesterday. Enquist requests fourteen days to repair coal and provision the vessels, claiming the ships are unseaworthy and damaged below the waterline. A board may be appointed to inspect their condition. Thirty-four wounded sailors were taken to Cavite Naval Hospital. The ships are painted black with white funnels.
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Enquist
Manila
Train
Ito
Cavite
Three Russian Cruisers Reported Safe. Mobilization Underway
In Manila the arrival of three missing Russian cruisers ends admiralty anxiety as Vice Admiral Rojestvensky’s fleet fate is clarified. Linevitch’s reinforcement convoys traverse Manchuria with troops, while Japanese officials doubt Russian losses. Rear Admiral Enquist arrives at Manila aboard Aurora, with Oleg and Jemtchug. many wounded aboard. Rojestvensky rests well with recovery likely. Ore crew deny parole after further consideration.
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Manila
Admiralty
Rojestvensky
Enquist
Aurora
Oleg
Jemtchug
Admiral Train
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Wisconsin
Oregon
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Corregidor Islands
Strike Leader Faces Criminal Libel Charge in Chicago
Chicago June 3 Cornelius P Shea president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters was arrested on criminal libel charges filed by Robert J Thorne assistant general manager of Montgomery Ward Co He seeks 25000 damages and claims Shea said he was offered 10000 to strike Sears Roebuck Co Shea released on 5000 bond Albert Young former Teamsters president was sued for 25000 damages for slander and criminal libel The Teamsters and Truck Drivers unions consider arbitration over boycotted deliveries as a sign of peace The truck drivers plan a meeting Tuesday night and deliveries to boycotted houses may end the strike lacking a formal order to call it off
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Chicago
Cornelius P. Shea
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Robert J. Thorne
Montgomery Ward & Co
Shea
H. Bethea
United States District Court
Thorne
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Albert Young
National Teamsters’ Union
Albert J. Thorne
Teamsters
Dunn
Team Owners’ Association
Hyde
Mr. Hyde
Alexander
Equitable
First National Bank of Denver
Colorado
Bank of Commerce
Equitable Trust
Mercantile Trust
Princeton overpower Yale in 18 to 2 championship game
New Haven spectators watched Princeton roll to an 18 to 2 victory over Yale at Yale Field. Princeton's strong hitting and Yale's costly errors shattered Yale in the sixth inning as the crowd sang the school fight song after the defeat.
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Conn
Princeton
Yale
God
Wreck of Steamer H. M. Carter No Lives Lost
It was learned today that no lives were lost when the steamer H. M. Carter wrecked at Alexandria Louisiana last night after striking a pier at a railroad bridge. Passengers and crew were landed safely as the vessel began to sink.
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New Orleans
H. M. Carter
Alexandria
Readjustment ends feud at Equitable with new board hints
New York reports that James W. Alexander and James Hazen Hyde form a defensive alliance to steer Equitable Life Insurance away from Wall Street entanglements. Frick investigation findings criticize both leaders whileRobert T. Lincoln is proposed as future board chair. Tarbell warns May business decline amid receivership fears.
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
Frick Investigation Committee
James W. Alexander
James Hazen Hyde
Wall Street
Equitable
Alexander
Mr. Hyde
Hyde
Robert T. Lincoln
Prick Report
Hoch Forgave Them All When Sentence Came
Chicago June 3 Johann Hoch, convicted wife murderer and confessed bigamist, was sentenced by Judge Kersten to be hanged June 23. After overruling motions for new trial and stay of judgment, Hoch expressed willingness to die if guilty and asked mercy for those he harmed.
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Johann Hoch
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Hoch
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Hoech
Iine
British Battleship Caused Fog Collision Sinks Afghan istan
In a fog off Dungeness the British battleship Caesar collided with the bark Afghanistan. The vessel sank within two minutes. twenty three crewmen feared dead from forty four. Eleven rescued, Afghanistan bound from Hamburg to San Diego and Portland. Caesar damaged, other collisions followed including Triumph with Swift Sure.
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London
Dungeness
Afghanistan
Hamburg
San Diego
Portland
Oregon
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Hannibal
Triumph
Swift Sure
General H. V. Reyten Dies in Atlantic City
Atlantic City on June 3 4 General H V Reyten president of the Chicaman ga Park commission died here today from a complication of diseases.
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Atlantic City
H. V. Reyten
Chicamanga Park Commission
Fragmentary confession speech during murder case
A speaker delivers a barely legible claim of innocence and a promise to sacrifice his life tonight, asserting no personal feeling against the victims and inviting judgment if found guilty. The lines reflect a dramatic, unsettled moment in a crime report.
Duchess Cecelia of Mecklenburg Schwerin Arrives in Berlin
Berlin June 3 Duchess Cecelia of Mecklenburg Schwerin arrived with her mother and brother to a grand welcome. The capital's bells rang as crowds cheered the 18 year old bride to be and the crown prince led his guards along the route. A formal signing of the marriage contract followed a state breakfast and a royal dinner.
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Berlin
Cecelia
Mecklinburg- Schewrin
Frederick William
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Wenda
Schwerin
Anastasia
Frederick Francis
Mecklenburg- Schwerin
Ed Randolph's Apache Missing After Kaiser's Cup Race
Friends of Ed Randolph of the New York Stock Exchange report fears for the safety of the bark rigged yacht Apache which sailed May 17 for the Kaiser's cup race. All other boats finished. Apache unseen since May 22 amid iceberg hazards. Fire destroys six Terra Cotta works buildings near St Louis, estimated loss $406000.
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New York
Edmund Randolph
New York Stock Exchange
St. Louis
Peetory Burns
Mayor Weaver Calls Citizens to Fight City Corruption
Philadelphia notes show Mayor Weaver urging public help in rooting out graft. He seeks city control of public works and discharged JQHa Dancer from the civil service board while suspending several applicants except medical staff, and ordered a report on street cleaning contracts and contractor performance.
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Philadelphs
Jqha Dancer
citl @ervice
Samuel Sutcht
Bureau of
Peace Hangs On A Word From Czar
President Roosevelt meets Japanese minister Takahira after conference with Count Cassini. Diplomats abroad applaud Roosevelt and Cassini efforts to hasten peace talks between Russia and Japan as European powers prepare to support mediation. The German emperor and Italian king are cited as hopeful players in press for an early settlement. Officials in St Petersburg react with surprise but approval at Roosevelt offering goodwill offices.
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Washington
Kogoro Takahira
White House
Count Cassini
Takahira
Russia
Manila
New York
Far East
Roosevelt
Japan
Italy
Baron Mayor Des Planches
Mortimer Durand
Edward
St Petersburg
Baron von Sternberg
Europe
ST. Petersburg
Cassini
Nicholas
Heine Wins Suit And Great Copper Mine
Helena Mont June 3 The supreme court denied a motion for rehearing of the Minnie Healy case. Amalgamated and F Augustus Heinee counsel argued for and against rehearing. The decision ends the case with He Sven Une Butte mine. No federal question remains for an appeal to the federal court. St Petersburg Sunday June 4. In St Petersburg the strike enters a fresh phase as twelve thousand workers walked off the job with minor demonstrations noted.
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St. Petersburg
Earthquake Hits Hirosuma Province in Japan
The governor reports an earthquake on June 2 in Hirosuma province killing six and wounding 79. Thirty three houses were destroyed and telegraph service was disabled, sparking fears of a major disaster.
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Japan
Tokio
Hirosuma Province
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