19 Jul 1905
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1905
Page
1
A lurid tale titled TO DEPOSG for hiv LAS circulated in the Tuesday edition, described as a sensational report in local press. Readers were advised to disregard the questionable piece and await official statements from authorities.
A sensational report from Moscow claims Zemstvoist and Doumaist factions favor a regency for infant Grand Duke Alexis Nikolaievitch under four Grand dukes. The Moscow meeting was supposedly barred. Witte met the Emperor at Peterhof with Lamsdorff, then set for Paris with Mme Witte. Also cited is a projected yearly conscription of 475,246 men.
Miss Rose Pastor and John G. Phelps Stokes wed at St Luke's Noroton in a modest ceremony. Rev Louis Finch officiated with Anson Phelps Stokes Jr and others as attendants. About 1000 guests attended the breakfast at Brisk House. The couple plans two months abroad then residence in New York for settlement work.
M Witte, Russia's senior peace plenipotentiary, told the Associated Press he favors peace but warns Japan's terms may block accord. He emphasizes Russia's two camps on war and peace and says the emperor's decision governs Russia's fate. He notes Russia is not crushed and criticizes foreign misperceptions. Ten railway workers poisoned in Tiflis attempt. Meyer says Russian plenipotentiaries sail July 26. Korea's $1,000,000 loan oversubscribed four times in Tokyo. Russian warships Pallada Pobieda Poltava to be refloated.
In Oklahoma City Bailey Haines, a former Philippines soldier, lies at death’s door in a hospital after a knife fight. His opponent is dangerously stabbed but expected to recover. Durant reports three weddings per day during the old settlers reunion with twelve marriages since last Thursday.
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