Teamsters Strike Controversy Deepens Amid Mutual Accusations
Chicago reports a blame game between Teamsters and employers over stalled peace talks. Neither side will concede while a meeting of Chicago Team Owners and Commission Merchants teams weighs whether deliveries to boycott houses will proceed. A truck drivers referendum looms as strike spread risks escalate.
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Shea
Teamsters’ Union
Chicago Team Owners’ Association
Commission Merchants’ Team Association
Chicago
Commission
War Cease Demand Resounds in Pavlovsk Gardens
Crowd in Pavlovsk Gardens calls for an end to war with chants and banners. Demonstrators urge government leaders to halt fighting and seek peaceful solutions amid ongoing conflict.
Rioting at Pavlovsk gardens during funeral march
In St. Petersburg area 5000 demonstrators protested naval losses. A colonel with a drawn sword led attacks on police, hall chaos ensued, chairs flew, shots fired in panic, many injured. M Novikoff arrested as police and Cossacks occupied Pavlovsk gardens near Tsarskoe Selo.
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St. Petersburg
Pavlovsk Gardens
Tsarkoe-Selo
Sea of Japan
M. Novikoff
Baku
Tsarkoe- Selo
Pavlovsk
Refuses to Weaken in Hour of Disaster
St. Petersburg June 5 2 10 a m The Russian government has shown it has not weakened in this hour of disaster The emperor issued a ukase conferring greatly increased powers on Governor General Trepoff making him assistant minister of the interior in place of Major General Rydzefsky who becomes a senator and chief of police and gendarmerie Trepoff may close assemblies suspend societies and take steps to preserve order to suppress revolutionary propaganda Continued on Page Two
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St. Petersburg
Rosestvensky
Trepoff
Rydzefsky
Department of Police
Russian Admiral Orders Repair Plans Shaping Philippine Departure
An unidentified Russian admiral orders ship repairs affecting control in the Philippines, prompting the governor to decide a withdrawal. The report notes tensions as naval actions unfold and implications for colonial administration.
Russian naval sortie spurs Manila diplomacy and repairs
Rear Admiral Enquist and staff met Governor General Wright in Manila after a naval engagement left Russian ships unseaworthy. They requested time to repair behind the breakwater, with permission granted to stay until repairs are complete and ships must depart 24 hours after dismantling.
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Manila
Enquist
Train
General Wright
Wright
Fnquist
Narita Goro
Corbin
Japanese Attack Was Sudden and Ferocious at Sea
Manila reports Rear Admiral Train naming a board led by Commander Calkins to inspect Russian warships\narrived yesterday in unseaworthy condition. The board probes hull damage while coal offered for 14 days of stay. Deaths total 71 with five more in hospital as American naval surgeons aid Russian doctors.
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Manila
Train
Calkins
McElroy
Ohio
Harding
Enquist
Aurora
Vladivostok
Germany’s Future Empress Captivates Berlin Guests
In Berlin 240 officials and royals attended a dinner for Duchess Cecelia and Crown Prince Frederick William before their wedding next Tuesday. Emperor William, Empress Augusta Victoria, and Grand Duchess Anastasia were among the guests. The event ended with a torch light procession. Heat and crowds affected hundreds. 36 in serious condition.
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Erlin
Emperor Wiliam
Empress Augusta Victoria
Cecelia
Frederick William
William
Anastasia
Unter den Linden
Berlin
King Alfonso Departs Paris for London After Paris Visit
King Alfonso leaves Paris for London at midnight after a Paris itinerary that included a Spanish church service and Louvre visit. President Loubet and cabinet members joined crowds at the station as 52,000 witnessed a steeplechase won by Canard. King Alfonso donated 5000 to Parisian poor.
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Alfonso
Louvre
Loubet
McCormick
M. Ruddeck
Woodland
Delcasse
Palace d'Orsay
Cabinet
Diplomatic Corps
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
the Invalides Station
London
Cherbourg
Heavy cloudburst hits Avon with severe rainfall
A southwest to northeast cloudburst struck Avon at 7 15 pm causing six inches of rain in under 20 minutes with continued heavy rain to 9 pm. River Little Blackfoot rises as torrents flood hillsides and tracks. Northern Pacific section men inspect the line and deem it in good shape so far despite past floods. locals recall 1894 as a worse event.
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Standard
Avon
Blackfoot
Northern Pacific
President Roosevelts peace utterances eyed in Vienna
In Vienna on June 4 observers read President Roosevelts peace utterances with keen interest. Newspapers speculate on the potential outcome and broadly commend the stance, though some doubt a result aligning with the presidents views.
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Vienna
Roosevelt
Lottery arrests shock Pennsylvania as Montana ties questioned
Charles Albert and Charles May were arrested by secret service operatives in Philadelphia while linked to large lottery dealings. Investigators seized ledgers to trace agents and possible Montana Mining and Loan Investment backers in Butte, as nationwide efforts hinge on shutting down the lottery network.
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The
Standard
Philadelphia
Charles Albert
Charles May
United States Secret Service
Montana Mining and Loan Investment Company
Butte
Secret Service
Washington
Montana Company
Postal Service
Griffin
F. Smith
Reading
Albert
May
Two Chicago Churches Wrecked by Thunderstorm
A severe thunderstorm struck Chicago causing three churches to be hit by lightning. Unity Church in Oak Park and Sacramento Avenue M E Church were totally destroyed, with total lightning damage around 200 000 dollars. North Englewood Congregational Church suffered minor damage. No injuries reported as buildings were empty.
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Chicago
Unity Church
Oak Park
Sacramento Avenue
M. E
Adams Street
Fireman Drowned in Marshfield Bay
Joseph Pateno a fireman on the Breakwater of the Spreckels line drowned near midnight after entering the bay for a swim he apparently was seized by a cramp and the body was not recovered by dawn
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Marshfield
Ore
Joseph Pateno
Spreckels Line
Hailstorm Ravages Billings Crushing Signs and Fruit
A severe hail and rain storm hit Billings on June 4 with hail as large as hens eggs. Windows and electric signs were smashed and orchards lost fruit while cellars flooded and buildings suffered roof damage. Early estimates place losses in the thousands with wider area damage unlikely.
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The
Standard
Billings
Ben W. Toole
Roosevelt Peace Initiative Welcomed but Uncertain
In St Petersburg the president's offer to mediate peace is praised by the press and public. Observers expect action toward an honorable peace but doubt the effort will succeed. Baron Rosen delays departure from Russia as U.S. developments unfold. he plans to sail in July.
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St. Petersburg
Roosevelt
Russia
Baron Rosen
Washington
United States
Lincoln Declines Equitable Chairmanship Offer
Robert T. Lincoln of Chicago said he would not accept the office of chairman of the board of directors of the Equitable Life Assurance Society if offered. The statement came after the question was posed in the evening.
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Chicago
Robert T. Lincoln
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Washington naval army joint exercises to test defenses
Sixteen wave ships will attack Washington and Baltimore defenses for six days starting June 11 in a bloodless joint navy army exercise. Rear Admiral Dickins commands the fleet with Fort Monroe tests and sentinel lighting trials. Major General James F. Wade oversees about 10,000 troops and officers in the Atlantic Department.
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Washington
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac River
Chesapeake
Army
Navy
Army and Navy
Congress
Monroe
Eldes
Balttimore
James F. Wade
Department of the Atlantic
Britain Maintains Stance on Venezuela Bond Talks
London reports the British government adheres to its position on the agreement with foreign bondholders amid ongoing negotiations with Venezuela. Details of the new arrangement are not disclosed.
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London
Castro
Congress of Venezuela
Venezuela
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