Czar Indicates Willingness to Consider Peace Terms
Washington reports say the Czar, after meeting American Ambassador Meyer, showed openness to peace discussions and valued Meyer's friendly note as a personal envoy of the President. Japanese Minister Takahira met with the President but could not outline terms, though officials hope for a Mikado concession toward early peace.
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Washington
Meyer
St. Petersburg
Count Cassin
Takahira
White House
Japan
Hypnotism Saves Life Of Aged Man In 97th Year
In New York Dr Anton Bookar credits hypnotism with reviving Benjamin Luneski after friends believed him dead. Vigorous treatment and the power of the doctor's mind restored respiration and kept Luneski, aged 97, improving and perhaps living to 106.
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New York
Jane
Benjamin Luneski
Anton Bookar
Luneski
Hooker
Moorish Sultan Cool to British Minister in Tangier Arrival
British Minister to Morocco Gerard A. Lowther presented credentials to the Sultan of Morocco in Tangier June 8 and voiced Britain's earnest wishes for the Sherifian ruler's authority. The Bubtan remained impassive, and the political situation stayed befogged pending a private audience with the Sultan.
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Tangier
Morocco
Gerard A. Lowther
Edward
Lowther
Wyoming Weather Forecast For Wyoming
Forecast for Wyoming calls for showers Friday or in the east portion Saturday with fair weather thereafter. Local data show 24 hour period ending 6 p.m. temperatures around 40 degrees with a minimum near 4 degrees and trace precipitation. Section Director W. S. Palmark.
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Washington
Wyoming
Youter- Stedboom
Palmark
Zemstvo Delegates Urge Immediate National Assembly
Delegates from Zemstvos and municipalities press for an immediate national assembly to decide peace or war and heal the nation. They accuse the bureaucracy, warn of civil war, and urge the Emperor to summon the assembly to unite the country and restore order.
Loomis Bowen Row Fast Nearing Closure
Secretary Taft after a meeting with the President said a telegram from Mr Russell the United States Minister to Colombia reports his arrival at Hampton Roads and that he will reach Washington tomorrow The Loomis Bowen case conference with Loomis Bowen and Mr Bowen assistant secretary Loomis and Taft will discuss the matter and Russell is the last witness to be examined Taft did not say when he would report to the President.
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Washington
Taft
Virginia
Russell
United States
Colombia
Hampton Roads
Loomis
Bowen
Loomis-Bowen
Trial of Aggie Myers Attracts Large Women’s Courtroom Crowd
Women filled the Liberty Missouri courtroom as Aggie Myers faced murder charges in the death of her husband. Judy Alexander urged mothers to keep children out in future while Frank Hottuman, under death sentence for another part in the case, testified for the State. Myers remained calm as bloodstained clothes were shown in court.
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Liberty
Aggie Myers
Judy Alexander
Frank Hottuman
Kansas City
Great Britain Last to Take Active Part in Peace Talks
Washington June 8 British Ambassador Durand met the President for about US minutes. He declined to illuminate progress of peace negotiations saying he had no definite information and suggested Britain would likely be the last to take an active role in pursuing hostilities.
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Washington, D. C
Durand
Great Great Britain
Estate damages suit over Albert Hansen death at Rock Springs
A. Mengator, administrator of the estate of Albert Hansen a car repairer killed by a non Pacific train at Rock Springs, has filed suit in the United States court at Ogden seeking $20 000 damages.
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Ageeeiermar
Albert Hansen
Rock Springs
United States
Ogden
Bernadotte Offer Not Taken for Norse Throne
Copenhagen reports Norway may reject a Bernadotte prince for the throne as King Oscar refuses the option. Public opinion favors a republic if rejected, while the Storthing hopes the offer could ease Sweden-Norway talks. Crown Prince Gustav met with the German emperor who may intervene.
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Copenhagen
Oscar
Storthing
House of Bernadotte
Charles
Frederick
Norway
Alfonso At Review Of British Troops
King Alfonso reviewed British troops at Aldershot in a bright summer ceremony. He wore a British general’s uniform while King Edward wore a field marshal’s uniform. Queen Alexandria stood with the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Connaught, and the Princess.
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London
England
Alfonso
Aldershot
Edward
Alexandria
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Waterloo Station
Debts Paid for Mrs Potter Actress at Coliseum
London reports Mrs Brown Potter the American actress settled her debts with funds from New York and Stillman connections. She appeared with Gilbert Hare in the second act of I Pagliacci at the Coliseum Music Hall. her daughter is married to a Stillman son.
Knights of Columbus Re-Elect National Officers
In Los Angeles on June 4 the Knights of Columbus re-elected all national officers led by Supreme Knight Edward L. Hearn and chose New Haven Connecticut as the site for the next national convention.
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Los Angeles
Cala
Knights of Columbus
Supreme
Edward L. Hearn
New Haven
Conn
Sixteen Injured in Inverness Coal Mine Explosion
In Inverness on June 8 sixteen miners were hurt when a powder explosion occurred about fifty feet down the slope at the Inverness Railway and Mining Company mine. All victims are expected to recover.
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Inverness
Inverness Railway and Mining Company
Norway to hoist new flag nationwide tomorrow
The draft text indicates a nationwide flag raising scheduled for 10 a.m. tomorrow across Norway. Officials outline a ceremonial display reflecting national unity.
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Norway
Norway declares independence as union dissolves peacefully
Stockholm dispatch reports calm reaction across Norway and Europe as Storthing declares no longer recognizing King Oscar. Copenhagen notes widespread approval and hints Arctic explorer Fridtjof Nansen could serve as special envoy to foreign powers for recognition. Authorities anticipate challenges abroad but expect a peaceful separation.
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Stockholm
Oscar
Copenhagen
Storthing
Norway
Bryan party sails for long voyage abroad
New York reports Mrs. William J. Bryan and daughter Grace sailing for Germany for a long trip. They will be joined in September by Mr. Bryan and will spend part of the winter in the Orient. Bryan travels to study Continental city ownership and railroad questions and plans to return to politics.
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New York
William J. Bryan
Grace
Germany
Mr. Bryan
Orient
Western Federation Reaffirms Denver Headquarters and Leadership
The Western Federation of Miners votes to keep its permanent headquarters in Denver and to hold the next annual convention there in June. President Charles H. Moyer and Secretary W. D. Haywood are unanimously re-elected, with the old executive committee retained.
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Salt Lake
Western Federation of Miners
Denver
Charles H. Moyer
W. D. Haywood
Miss Belle Eckdall Wed Native Son in Stockton California
Miss Belle Eckdall of Cheyenne married David H. Holmes chief electrician at Stanford University in Stockton California last Sunday. The bride daughter of Mrs Mary Eckdall was born and raised in Cheyenne and many friends here extend congratulations to the couple.
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Belle Eckdall
Stockton
Cala
Cheyenne
David H. Holmes
Stanford University
Mary Eckdall
Holmes
Grand Trunk Train Wrecked Near Flint
Fast through train No. 3 on the Grand Trunk railroad bound for Chicago from the east was wrecked near Davidson ten miles east of here today by spreading rails. No one was killed but several passengers were injured.
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Grand Trunk Railroad
Chicago
Davidson
Here
Michigan floods recede as Grand River falls rapidly
Reports from the Grand River basin north of Grand Rapids indicate the floodwater is subsiding and the river is dropping quickly. Damage to farm property is expected to total near 1 million dollars as waters recede.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand River
Welow
Team Owners Face Key Decision in Chicago Strike
The Chicago Team Owners' Association debates deliveries to boycotted houses as the teamsters strike enters a critical phase. A held meeting could split the association and determine the strike’s future scope, with potential 8 000 added strikers if deliveries resume and noncompliant workers are discharged.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Team Owners’ Association
Big Dock Warehouse Damaged by Flames
A warehouse of the New York dock company at Conover and Reid streets near Erie basin Brooklyn caught fire early today. It held a large amount of cotton and hemp and caused about 76000 dollars in damage. The contents belonged to several individual concerns, not the dock company.
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New York
New York Dock Company
Conover and
Reid Streets
Erie Basin
Brooklyn
Surgeon General to Inspect Molokai Leper Settlement
United States Surgeon General Wyman and Governor Carter plan a visit to the Molokai leper settlement. Wyman will study conditions and pick a site one square mile in size for a federal station under the last Congress act.
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Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
United States
Wyman
Carter
Molokai Leper Settlement
Train derailment near Sasakwa injures one passenger
A St. Louis San Francisco passenger train derailed near Sasakawa in the Seminole nation early today. The engine and cars left the track except the sleepers, with only one person reported hurt. Train wreckers are blamed.
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Muscogee
St. Louis
San Francisco
Sasakawa
Seminole Nation
Unknown man found murdered hint in Griga sawmill
Aspen, Cole June 8 coroner investigates a body found at Griga's sawmill. The corpse shows signs of violence and a possible murder is hinted at. Authorities have not identified the man.
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Aspen
Cole
Sellars
Griga
Russian Zemstvo to Call on Czar to Act
Moscow June 8 The all-Russian Zemstvo Congress elected a deputation of ten delegates headed by Count Hayden and M Shipoff to present to the Emperor an address urging immediate convocation of a representative assembly to decide peace or war.
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St. Petersburg
Zemstvos
Russia
Zemstvo
Moscow
Count Hayden
M. Shiport
Ukase
Zematya Congress
M. Shipoff
Sunday School Children Parade in Brooklyn Anniversary Day
About 100000 children joined a Brooklyn parade marking a city-wide anniversary day. The event, a principal feature of the celebration, drew participants from Sunday schools as part of the festivities that have made the city famous worldwide.
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Brooklyn
No Y
Cole
Shea
Woodred Thoraand
Metal markets hold steady as silver climbs 18
In New York on June 8 the metal markets reported silvers up 18 percent while lead and copper remained quiet and unchanged. The market notes a calm trading session with no notable shifts in pricing for other metals.
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New York
Public utility combine eyed in New York
Rumors say Paul Morton may head a massive merger uniting New York surface and elevated railways with gas and electric lighting firms. Standard Oil and August Belmont reportedly oppose merging their networks as part of a broader public service trust.
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New York
Paul Morton
Navy
Morton
Real Public Service Trust
Standard Ojl
August Belmont
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Standard Oil Lighting Companies
Eighteen Graduates at University of Wyoming
The University of Wyoming will hold commencement in the university auditorium on Thursday evening June 22. Degrees will be conferred for Liberal Arts, Normal College, Agricultural College and School of Mines with graduates named from Laramie Sheridan Rawlins Fort Bridger Manville Kemmerer and Marquette. The annual address will be given by Victor C. Alderson, president of the Colorado School of Mines.
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Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
College of Liberal Arts
Ethel Muler
Jean V. Tidball
Sheridan
George L. Sellon
Fort Bridger
Normal College
Juliette Carter
Rawlins
Margaret Friend
Ethel Ponting
Arietta Eastman
Agnes Brebner
Jennie Johnson
Rella Hishew
Manville
Aliie Bangs
George Sellon
Fort Pridger
Bada Johnson
Larramine
Agricultural College
Eisie Marshall
Marquette
School of Mines
John Smith
Kemmerer
Carl Wagner
Carbon
Francis #. Smith
Victor C. Alderson
Colorado School of Mines
Herrera and Neary Boxed To Ten Round Draw
In Grand Rapids Michigan Aure Herrera from California and Charles Neary of Milwaukee boxed ten rounds to a draw in a featured boxing bout. The match ended without a winner, with both fighters equal on points.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Aure No Herrera
California
Charles Neary
Milwaukee
Ely
Baseball scores from Western and American leagues
Western League results Denver 6 Sioux City 2 Colorado Springs 4 St Joseph 3. American League New York 0 Cleveland 4 Boston 4 St Louis 3 Philadelphia 6 Chicago 4 Washington 6 Detroit 6. National League Chicago 11 Boston 2 Cincinnati 11 Brooklyn 2 Pittsburgh 4 New York 1. American Association Kansas City 4 Minneapolis 7 Louisville 7 Columbus 6 Milwaukee 7 Toledo 8. iit v.
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Denver
Sioux City
Colorado Springs
St. Joseph
New York
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Detvelr
National League
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
American Association
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Loulaville
Columbus
Milwaukee
Sprawl
Toledo
Iit
The Customary Climax Nordy-How Did That Now Say
A fragmentary dialogue features Nordy and Butts in a lively exchange about customary expressions and equal ways amid an image of hats feathers and opera cloaks. The passage evokes social proprieties and theatrical flair with humorous banter.
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Nordy
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Norwerlin
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Grand Trunk Train
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