Final Battle Fought in Russo Japanese War Roosevelts Peace Push
President Roosevelt urges mediation toward a peace settlement between Russia and Japan. He forwards proposals for direct talks, seeks assurances for a peaceful end, and envisions a meeting of Russian and Japanese representatives with an intermediary to establish terms.
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Jane
Jatevolt
Vwedgshington
Virginia
White House
Woghligen
Roosmels
France
Amwasador Meyer
St Petersburg
Emperor Mchota Na
Hiptorma
Isfinita
Mitchies
Russia
Tisan
Roosevelt
Lisewine
Japan
Allegang Dismuch
Amrest
Samar Rebel Put 10 Death on Samar Leader
The report says Enrique Daguhod, leader of Samar insurrection, and 39 followers were killed. Mention of Russians and Japanese involvement and a note about diplomatic handling follows a tangled account.
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SAMAR
Die is Cast for Peace by Emperor Nicholas
Dispatches from Washington describe President Roosevelts bid to mediate a peace among Russia and Japan. Emperors assent signs a possible path to negotiations though details remain unclear. Moscow becomes a hotbed of protest as all-Russian delegates urge terms and a national assembly may curb arms or spark further turmoil.
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Moscow
All Russ' Zenisivo
St Petersburg
Russia
Nicholas
Hat
Nichola
Rojestvensky
Enquist
Canton Chama
Almaz
Russian ships held at Manila in harbor interned
A cablegram from Governor Wright reports Russian warships did not leave Manila harbor within twenty four hours and have been interned under the guns of the Olio and Monadnock. Rear Admiral Train says the Russians are disabled, their machinery removed, and crews paroled on condition they take no further part.
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Washington
Taft
Vernor Wright
Manila
Wrights
Tram
Hundred Killed in Russian Riot at Winsk
Lond on June 10 The Times St Petersburge correspondent reports severe rioting at Winsk with nearly 100 shot. In Moscow on June 9 police fired blank rounds as a mob of about 2000 workers refused to disperse. officers charged and dispersed the crowd amid continued unrest. Harvard and Tech to Unite discussed union of Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University without details.
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Times St Petersburge
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Draun Ewerde
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Abilene Clear
Joyce
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Boston
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Charleston
iChailese Cloudy
Chattanooga Clear
Chicago
John Joyce
Eldy
Itaneas City
Knos Angeles
McOn
Loe Gear
Memorite
Mobile Lew
Mortromers Clear
York
Pate
Norfolk
Portland
Mississippi Bank Fails Grenville Miss
A Mississippi bank failure in Grenville leads to an assignee appointment for the First Nations bank of Grenville. Protests to drafts in New York follow as church and state legislation advances. Parochial society disestablishment and religious provision debates unfold in the chamber.
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Mississippi
Grenville
Vercatts and Plinters
Atterbury Tce
First Nations Bank of Greenille
New York
Chrch
Si.canrebes
Wilsons Son Named In Leakage Inquiry Sparks Suspicion
Washington dispatch reports Acting Chief Holmes is suspended amid charges of leakage raised by Secretary Cheatham of the Southern Cotton Association. The investigation targets possible links to Wilsons son and a private secretary, with officials stating the experts will conduct a thorough inquiry within days while secrecy is maintained to avoid hampering the probe.
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Specat
Eds Holmes
Bureau of Statistics
Deparven
Agriculture
Mr Hyde
Cheatham
Southern Cotton Association
Wilson
Holmes
Constitution
New York
Ini
Jasper Wisconson
Sir Wilson
Bureau of Statistic
Jt Je
Secret Service
Sis
Convention of the Editors Chooses New National Officers
The National Editorial Association elected officers in Indianapolis for 1906. John Dymond of New Orleans was named president with Joan Sterling Thane as first vice president. Henry B Warner of Lexington, Willam A Ashbrook of Johnstown, and T W Cockrum of Oakland City also secured key posts as officers.
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New Orleans
Guthrie Oxla
National Editorial Association
John Dymond
New Orleans I
Joan ( Duakin
Sterling Thane
Henry B Warner
Lexington N Co
Willam
Ashbrook
Johnstown
Ohio Recording Sertary
Cockrum
Oakland City
Lumber Deal Compromises Bradley Whiting Firms in Elizabethton
Bradley Company gains control after a formal compromise with Whiting interests. Stock transfers of 500,000 to N B Bradley & Sons trigger dissolution of Whiting Lumber Company. New Bradley Lumber Company emerges with 2,500,000 capital to operate in Warner and Johnson counties with headquarters at Elizabethton.
Trainmen Die in Head-On Texas and New Orleans Crash
A head-on collision on the Texas and New Orleans line near Spochard about a half mile north of Athens in Dallas district this afternoon killed two trainmen and injured several others. The dead are engineer Brown and fireman Carter. Injured include two brakemen named Young and Rats.
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Tex
Whreek
Spochard Agat
Athen
Brown
Carter
Mls Lex
Young
Rats
Acter Ea
Willy
Browde Bedy
Morton Named for Head Equitable Clean Sweep
Morian's acceptance and the Hyde faction battle unfold as Morton is elected head of Equitable Life Assurance, prompting resignations from top officers and stock reshuffling. Brayton sides with conservatives. Morton seeks a free hand. changes ripple through the board and trustee ties. Continued on second page.
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Head
Equitable Clean Sweep
York
Paul Woiton
Whay
Equitable Life Assurance
Mes Woo Alexander Vier
Yde Gecond
Tarhelt
Wilen
Fourtier
McIntyre
Brayton Goes
Contoversy
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Aviron
eMntyes
Thomas 7
Loomis Guilty and Bowen Contend Over Caracas Deal
The London Caracas inquiry reveals Bowen asserting Loomis is culpable over Howen Looms dealings in Venezuela. Russell testifies on the Lo omis figure and the fracture between private transactions and diplomatic duties. Alfonso leaves London after a week of receptions and royal events as Spain seeks 1906 ties.
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Taft
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Afonso
Alesandra
1906
Potter in Court Over Misappropriated Funds Charge
London June 9 Alfred Fossick, a Maidenhead Berkshire lawyer, faces further hearing on a 36000 misappropriation charge. Testimony from IES Potter claims Fossick and another lawyer offered to raise 6590 mortgage funds for Mrs Jame Brown Porter to aid a plan for a theatre venture.
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Alfred Fossick
Maidenhead
Berksh v
N Court
Ette
Jame Brown Porter
Ies Potter
Fassick
W Ho Fossiek
Pensacola Flight Arrival News Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Trahhan Cruser at Pensacola Persecola Flt July 9. The Tinta rul of Dogals on voyage to Warington arive. In Perscola harbour this afternoon a New Orleans-based vessel arrives with assets for ven, tai dy Coch assisting with genetic guidance.
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Pensacola
Persecola
Tinta
Dogals
Warington Arive
Perscola
Harbe
Weather forecast across states for weekend
The forecast covers Washington Georgia Virginia North and South Carolina Florida Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Texas and Louisiana. Partly cloudy warm conditions with some showers and cooler spells in portions of the Carolinas Georgia and Virginia. Winds vary from easterly to southerly with some areas experiencing fresh or brisk breezes. Temperatures rise into the mid to upper seventies in many spots with inland sections warmer. Precipitation totals and deficits noted from several weather stations.
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North Carolina
Cogler
Interior
Florida
Tennessee
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Miscsappi-Mall
Texas
Louisiara
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BC Lowell
Forty Union Men In Jail Sparta Meeting Notes
The Sparta church sessions discuss the Women Home Missionary Society of the August district meeting at the Sparta Methodist church Monday and Tuesday. Lindsay Arrington of Augusta as secretary of the board of home missioners attended with Rev Bel and Dr Robbins among those noted as present during the sessions.
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Appeciai
Womins Home Missionary Society
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Mondow
Wis
Sesson
Lindsay Arrington
Augus Suerary
Board of Home Missioner
Bord O* Atanta
Bel
Robbins Otugust
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