Peace meeting date in doubt as czar weighs August reach
The Russian czar considers a peace conference date likely in early August with plenipotentiaries to meet in Washington. Negotiations progress through Ambassador Meyer and Foreign Minister Lamsdorff as Japanese terms await submission. Armistice unlikely before talks, with Russian and Japanese forces totaling hundreds of thousands on both sides.
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Petersburg
Washington
Russia
Foreign Office
M. Nelidoff
Paris
Tokio
Meyer
Roosevelt
M. Nereatoff
Gazeta
Russky Invalid
Corea
Linevitch
Oyama
Kuroki
Oku
Nogi
Nodzu
Kawamura
Market Review and Outlook
The market rose strongly last week amid Wall Street support and cautious European influence. Analysts predict further higher quotations as cliques push prices, while the public remains hesitant due to fears about the Equitable cleanup and Morocco and Russo Japanese tensions. Farm price optimism from wheat corn and cotton suggests broad prosperity for farmers and the nation, with weekly fluctuations and total sales detailed in a table.
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Europe
Wall Street
Morocco
Henry Clews & Co
Fells Reservation Draws 30000 Sunday Crowd
About 30,000 people visited the Fells Reservation on Sunday, wandering the woods and enjoying the Spot Pond shoreline breeze amid the holiday crowds in Middlesex Fells.
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Middlesex Fells Fells
Fells
Spot Pond
Famous barber Lenox is dead in Boston aftermath mystery
Cornelius Lenox a 76 year old colored barber on Charles street was found dead in his rooms at 1 Milton place with gas on. He was fully dressed and sitting at the window. Dr Stedman will decide if death was suicide or accidental as questions linger about last Saturday’s good health and wealth.
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Cornelius Lenox
Charles Street
Boston
Milton Place
Stedman
Boston Fishing Club outing aids yacht rescue
Thirty five members of the Boston Social Fishing Club on their 17th annual trip were aided by tug Scylla under Captain Henry K. Doane after their cruise past Boston light and Minot's light. They encountered the dismasted sloop Myrtle, owned by Columbia Yacht Club, and Doane towed it to South Boston moorings. Chaplain Bill Pitcher, age 75, enjoyed the day as much as the younger anglers.
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Boston Social Fishing Club
Hiram Abbot
Harvey Russell
George Stewart
Bill Pitcher
Henry K. Doane
Boston Light
Minot’s Light
Doane
Marblehead
Long Island Head
Myrtle
Young
Columbia Yacht Club
South Boston
Chaplain Pitcher
Russian Colony in Boston Hopes to Aid Polish Revolutionists
Hebrews Poles and Lithuanians in Boston’s Russian colony plan to support the Lodz uprising. They view the latest Russian unrest as part of a broader revolution and aim to educate Americans, rally aid funds, and arm Hebrews in Russia while criticizing imperial oppression and calling for broader peasant participation.
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Boston
Lodz
Poland
Ely Gordon
Post
Russia
Manchuria
M. A. Slobodkin
St Petersburg
Demonstration At Russian Consulate In Genoa
A hostile demonstration occurred Saturday night outside the Russian consulate in Genoa Italy. Protesters shouted down with the Czar and windows were broken before police dispersed the mob.
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Genoa
Italy
Colby Graduates Hear Call to Christ and Public Duty
In Waterville Maine on June 25 the Colby School graduating class heard President Charles Lincoln White urge duty of the public school system to develop the mind and truth from the natural world He urged graduates to seek spiritual life at the entrance to a new life and to follow Christ as the true ideal.
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Waterville
Colby
Charles Lincoln White
Christ
Japs Report Russian Loss of Two Hundred in Fight
Lieutenant reports from Manchuria that Japanese forces attacked northwest Manchentou and captured hills after heavy resistance. A turning movement disrupted the enemy retreat, leaving about 200 killed, 3000 enemy troops seen, and Japanese losses described as insignificant.
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Manchuria
Manchentou
Red Cross
Horse Runs Down Two Men in City Square
A spirited horse hitched to a light two seat trap bolted in Charlestown after an elevated train roar, injuring Patrick Lynch 55 of 20 Austin Street with skull fracture and scalp wound, and Edward Martin 76 of 2 Walker Avenue with a fractured rib and scalp wound. Both were taken to Relief Hospital. The driver remains unidentified.
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City Square
Charlestown
Chelsea Street
Patrick Lynch
Austin Street
Edward Martin
Walker Avenue
Relief Hospital
Reverend Shields Speaks on Personality at B Y M C U
The Rev Albert B Shields from the Church of the Redeemer delivered a vesper sermon on Personality at the Boston Young Men's Christian Union. A Philharmonic Orchestra program followed with soloists Alice Taylor mezzo soprano Alexander Ellis bass and Harold Leslie Child boy soprano.
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MR. Shields
B.Y.M.C.U
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Albert B. Shields
Church of the Redeemer
South Boston
Philharmonic Orchestra
Alice Taylor
Alexander Ellis
Harold Leslie Child
Officers Stop West End Baseball Game on Sunday
Brighton patrolmen led by Sergeant Prendergast halted a West End game at Chestnut Hill Reservoir yesterday after arresting two players. Abraham Jacobson, 22, of 71 Brighton Street, and William Rosenthal, 20, of 30 Lowell Street, faced charges of violating a city ordinance by playing on the Lord's Day. The game ended after the third inning and spectators dispersed without further incident.
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West End
Chestnut Hill Reservoir Grounds
Brighton
Prendergast
Abraham Jacobson
Brighton Street
William Rosenthal
Lowell Street
Swimming match between women declared off
Worcester, June 25. The swimming contest scheduled for July 25 at the lake between Miss Ida Russell of Worcester and Miss Ruth Albineau of Providence is canceled due to objection by F. T. Russell father of the Worcester swimmer. He says he will not let his daughter swim in Worcester or the United States on any date and objects to publicity of her swimming ability.
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Worcester
Lake
Ida Russell
Ruth Albineau
Providence
F. T. Russell
Alvarado Avenue
Russell
Massachusetts
United States
Car Torpedo Explodes. Woman Dies in Danbury
In Danbury on South Street a trolley car struck several torpedoes placed on the track by boys causing loud explosions and a panic. Mrs. Mary Davis, 60, died after her skull was fractured in the incident.
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Danbury
Conn
South Street
Mary Davis
Paris Banker Georges Rodrigues Dies by His Own Action
Paris reports banker Georges Rodrigues has committed death by his own action after heavy losses in a sharp rentes decline. Bank liabilities are listed at two million dollars.
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Paris
Georges Rodrigues
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Count Lamsdorff
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Gallery of Wonders
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Empire Musical Comedy Co
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Washington St
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DE Kolta Co
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Grass Eater
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Rowe’s Wharf
Long Wharf
G. P. Cushing
Gen. Mgr
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Castle Square Theatre Stock Co
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