Armistice Signing Details for Manchuria Conference
Dispatch from Washington outlines plans for a field armistice between Russian and Japanese commanders in Manchuria to precede the Washington conference. It discusses potential plenipotentiaries led by Nelidoff and Marquis Ito, language choices of French and English, and the tentative number of signers.
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Marquis Ito
Privy Council
Yamagata
White House
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Japan
Washington fixes as site for Russo Japanese peace talks
Reports from Tokio London and Chicago on June 16 describe Washington as the chosen venue for the Russo Japanese peace negotiations. Germany and Japan push for Washington while diplomats delay summer plans awaiting the assembly of plenipotentiaries. Chicago considers hosting if Washington is changed.
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Chhosen
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Roosevelt
United States
Japa
Rance
Chicago
Mnois
Mont Pelee activity and Vatican to publish weekly gazette
Reports from Fort De France describe renewed but non alarming activity at Mont Pelee, with smoke, flashes, and a mud flow in the White River valley before calm returns. In Rome, Pope Pius X plans a Vatican weekly gazette to counter inaccurate reporting and protect Holy See communications.
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Martinique
Mont Pelee
White River
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Rome
Vatican Press
Holy See
Youngblood murderers hanged in Canon City
Frederick Arnold aged 20 and Newton Andrews aged 21 were executed at the state penitentiary for the Denver murder of Mrs. Amanda Youngblood. Andrews admitted firing a shot during the struggle. both men died by hanging and were to be buried in the prison cemetery. Peters remains hospitalized and likely to die before his November execution.
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Newton Andrews
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Amanda Youngblood
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Youngblood
Arnold
Peters
Samuel Greason Is Acquitted in Reading Murder Case
Samuel Greason, a colored man from Reading, Pa, was acquitted today of the murder of John Edwards. Mrs Kate Edwards, wife of the victim, testified against him over three years ago but now exonerates, as Edwards was killed nearly four years ago. His death warrant had been issued ten times and the case has been a remarkable murder trial in the state.
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Samue Greason
John Edwards
Kate Edwards
Greason
Edwards
Edwardes
Cloudburst Devastates Szathmur Province Destroys Homes
June 16 report from Muda Pest says eastern Szathmur province was hit by a cloudburst. Many houses were swept away and several deaths are noted. Crops were ruined and rail traffic disrupted across the affected area.
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Szathmur
Eley
Fire destroys four government depots in Moscow
Moscow reports four army commissariat and modern war factory depots burned today after three consecutive explosions. Large quantities of stores destined for the Far East were destroyed and the blaze remained out of control late in the afternoon.
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Army Commissariat
Modern War Factory
Far East
Why Morning Journal Want Ads Pay Off
A three line want ad by Stern Sehiloss A and Co drew ten responses for a bookkeeper post. The firm believes they can select the right candidate from ten at thirty five cents each, noting Morning Journal ads typically yield results and popularity.
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Tidner
Stern-Sehitiless A Co
Morning Journal
Army and Navy War Game Ends at Noon in Fort Monroe Duel
Fort Monroe Virginia hosts a joint army and navy exercise that began last Saturday and will end at noon tomorrow. The night run by night featured four stealth steam launches firing along the shore as monitors and torpedo boat destroyers cleared a smoke bank. Crowds along the sea wall watched the demonstration as officials tally results later.
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NAVY
Fort Monroe
Ada
Enormous Wheat Crop Expected in Government Report
Washington reports June crop estimates showing a wheat yield of 727,482,000 bushels, about 170,000,000 more than last year. Winter wheat declines in May, spring wheat begins well with a 93.7 condition, and spring acreage rises to 17,613,000 acres, up 472,000 acres from May 1.
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Washington
Koreans Die In Torpedo Explosion On Shore
A Tokio Telegram reports that thirty five Koreans handling a torpedo washed ashore exploded and killed all present. In Gibraltar a six inch shell burst during practice on the Magnificent injuring four officers and fourteen men with later fatalities.
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Tokio
The
Daily Telegraph
Gibraltar
Magnificent
Mass for Souls of Crew of Battleship Alexander II I
St Petersburg June 16 Requiem mass will be held tomorrow at the naval chapel for the souls of officers and crew of the battleship Alexander II as noted by the admiralty. Only one survivor remained from the complements of the battleships Borodine and Navarin.
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St. St. Petersburg
Naval Chapel
Admiralty
Borodine
Navarin
New York Study Declares 45 Tuberculosis Cures Found
A New York medical board review reports five more cures of pulmonary tuberculosis from dispensary treatment, bringing total confirmed cases to forty five since 1898. The regimen stresses nutritional therapy with eggs milk cheese and fat to strengthen the body and halt disease progression.
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New York
Board of Control
New York Postgraduate Medical School
J. F. Nussell
Patieontey
Llerk
Rumors of sensational strike testimony swirl in Chicago
Chicago reports heavy rumors of dramatic grand jury testimony on the Teamsters strike against Montgomery Ward. Officials claim startling evidence and a scope that may require a special grand jury, while delivery services resume near normal with police presence.
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Teamsters
Fake
Montgomery, Ward and Company
Healy
Plague aboard Gridish steamship Chile sparks quarantine
The board of health refused admission to the Chile which arrived from Iniquque Chile. It departed for Panama the same day. Three deaths occurred aboard during the voyage and bubonic plague is suspected as the cause.
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Ecuador
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Iniquque
Panama
Oyama Prepares Final Strike in Japan Russia War
London dispatch reports renewed peace talks failing with another month of battle ahead. Japanese forces push toward Gunshu Pass as General Linevitch faces enveloping maneuvers while Kamamura’s column reaches the Yalu area, signaling imminent stirring events.
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Daily Telegraph
Taklo
Gunshu Pass
Linevitch
Morning Post
Omasa
Kamamura
Yalu
Witte Denounces Trepoff as True Ruler in Russia
Former Russian policy head M. Witte says he will not serve as a plenipotentiary in peace talks and declares Trepoff the real master of Russia. He cites opposition to negotiating with Japan and notes Kieff Governor General Kriegels may assist Trepoff in St Petersburg.
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M. Witte
Slovo
Associated Press
Russia
General Treport
Trepoff
Trepoft
Kieigels
Kieff
Shot Pastor Opposed Reform In Libau Church
Libau Russia June 16 In a church ten men fired revolvers at the pastor wounding him seriously He had denounced the use of violence by Russians seeking reforms in government. Kirkman Goes to Prison Washington June 16 The president approves findings in two trials of Captain George W Kirkman Twenty fifth Infantry dismissal from army and three years confinement Fort Leavenworth Kansas connected with the case ending in the death by suicide of another army officer at Omaha.
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Kirkman
Washington
George W Kirkman
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Kansas
Omaha
Morocco Crisis Deepens as Europe Divides over Morocco
Paris reports intense Franco German tension over Morocco with fears of an armed stance and possible shifts in Anglo French ties. Fez and Tangier indicate worsening Moroccan situation as Germany gains concessions. Madrid moves to question government stance as Cortes convenes.
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Republicans
Hendricks Presses Radical Reorganization Plan
New York June 16 state insurance head Hendricks says he has not submitted his Equitable matter report to Governor Higgins and will pursue a thorough, possibly drastic reorganization. He signals decisive action that could include mutualization or liquidation, aiming to strengthen party position and protect millions of policyholders.
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State Insurant Department
Hewins
Hendrick
State Superintendent of Insurance
Higgins
Equitable Life Assurance
Frick
Ono
Brigand Chief Francesco Blondin Killed by Carbineers
Francesco Blondin, reputed head of a long-standing brigand family in the region, and responsible for numerous murders, was killed by a posse of carbineers on June 16 in Sinthia. One other bandit was reported wounded.
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Sinthia
Francesco Micheelis
Alexis Blondin
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