Russian Ambassador Seeks Peace Conference Venue
Count Cassini formally accepts the President's offer of good will and says Russia will appoint plenipotentiaries to meet Japan to discuss peace. Negotiations with Washington and Tokyo proceed. selecting an American city for the conference aims to speed talks and keep close coordination with the President.
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Washington
Russia
Japan
White House
Count Cassini
Nicholas
Cassini
Roosevelt
St. Petersburg
Tokio
Servia Demands Satisfaction Over Monastir Consulate Incident
In Constantinople the Sultan handles Servia’s protests about the Monastir Consulate raid. Servia warns it will recall its minister unless satisfaction is granted. Police searched the consulate and seized papers. Servia seeks police chief dismissal and an official Monastir governor visit with government regret.
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Constantinople
Servia
Monastir
Macedonia
Porte
Servin
Wyoming Weather Forecast and Local Data
Washington reports Wyoming autumn outlook with possible showers in the northwest on Tuesday and another fall day on Wednesday. Local 24 hour data show a high of 80 and a low of 46 with no precipitation. W.8 Palmer, Section Director.
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Washington
Wyoming
Palmer
Sorrowful tale of Russian fleet collapse at Sea of Japan
Vladivostok dispatch based on interviews with surviving naval officers recounts the cause of Russia's disaster in the battle. It cites demoralization after the flagship sank and Admiral Rosestvensky was wounded, lack of training, poor gun practice, and Japanese concentrated fire.
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Rojestvensky
Oslabya
Alexander Ll
Borodalo
Nakimoff
Navarin
Russia
Berkh
Oslaba
Giant New Trust Company Planned in New York
The largest trust company in the United States was reportedly to be formed as part of Thomas F. Ryan's plan to buy stock in the Equitable Life Assurance Society held by Hyde. The proposal aims to consolidate Equitable Trust, Mercantile Trust, and Morton Trust in New York, with Morton Trust in control.
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New York
United States
Thomas F. Ryan
Equitable Life Assurance B Society
Hyde
Ryan
Equitable Trust Company
Mercantile Trust Company
Morton Trust Company
Bigelow On Verge Of Collapse In Federal Prison
Leavenworth Kan June 12 The former Milwaukee banker Frank G Bigelow brought here to begin a ten year sentence is in the hospital with a nervous condition and feared general physical breakdown Doctors plan to delay further preliminaries after a morning photograph was taken
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Bigelow
Leavenworth
Kan
Milwaukee
Frank G. Bigelow
Dr. Thomas
General Blackmar in the West on inspection tour
Commander in Chief Blackmar of the G. A. R. arrived in La Crosse Wisconsin on June 14 for inspection of state camp departments and will soon begin a nationwide flying tour visiting campfires arranged in his honor across the United States and Alaska.
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Blackmar
la Crosse
Wis
United States
Alaska
Teamsters Strike At Standstill As Grand Jury Opens
Chicago June 12 The teamsters strike shows little action with no side gaining advantage. The June grand jury began investigating bribery charges tied to the strike, while negotiations seem unlikely and the dispute risks dragging on. The Chicago Team Owners Association with 8 000 union teamsters will remain neutral in the labor conflict.
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Chicago
Teamsters
New June Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Chicago Team Owners’ Association
Beavers Renews Bond in Washington Post Office Case
George W. Beavers former head of the division of salaries and allowances at the Washington post office appeared in Brooklyn court to renew his $20,000 bond. The bond is held by neighbors in a fashionable Brooklyn district. Two indictments remain pending against Beavers locally in addition to the Washington case.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
George W. Beavers
Post Office Department
Washington
Beavers
Washouts Disrupt Southern Roads Across Border Region
Heavy rains swell roads between El Paso and Rincon New Mexico and halt trains. A washout north of El Paso delays the Rock Island line for twenty seven hours. Pecos Texas reports track washed out along Pecos Valley road. The Southern Pacific endures a severe washout west of El Paso.
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el Paso
Here
Rincon
N. M
Pecos
Texas
Pecos Valley
Southern Pacific
Italy opens ancient exhibition with royal visit
King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena opened the ancient art exhibition in Chieti today. The ceremony included a special welcome for guests from Rome. Novelist Gabrielle dAnnunzio attended the inauguration alongside other notable Americans.
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Italy
Chieti
Victor Emanuel
Helena
Rome
Tralia
Gabrielle d'Annunzio
International masters chess tournament opens at Ostend
Sixteen players compete in a double round robin event in Ostend starting June 12. Prizes total 6 000 francs for top prizes with 700 francs minimum and 2 000 francs to be shared among future prize winners.
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Ostend
Ostand
Last Kansas Evidence in Colorado Water Suit Heard
Wichita Kansas June 12 Commissioner Richardson hears final testimony for Kansas in the Kansas Colorado water case in this city. Attorney General Miller and CC Dawson represent Colorado. No testimony so far has been of unusual interest.
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Kansas
Colorado
Wichita
Kan
Richardson
Miller
CC. Dawson
Steeplechase Meeting Opens Under Belmont and Mackay Patronage
The annual Steeplechase and Hunt Association meeting began in New York today and will run for a week. Principal patrons include August Belmont and Clarence H. Mackay.
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New York
Steeplechase and Hunt Association
August Belmont
Clarence H. Mackay
Metal Markets Quiet as Silver Copper Hold Steady
New York June 12 silver 64 percent lead markets stay quiet at four pence copper steady at four pence per unit.
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New York
Bilver
Subways Closed After Water Main Flood
New York reports a 48 inch water main burst on Sunday flooding the Forty Second Street area. The resulting flood halted underground travel for hours and trapped hundreds in blocked trains as city workers raced to shut valves. Subways may not reopen for through traffic before tomorrow morning rush hour, with estimated subway losses around 100000 dollars.
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New York
Subway
Forty Second Street
City Water Department
Park Avenue
Forty-first Street
Miss Sutton Tops Northern English Court Contenders
Miss May Sutton of California, holder of the American Woman's Tennis Championship in singles, opens in the Northern English championship tour in Manchester. The 19 year old faces Britain’s best including the champion Miss Douglas and ex-champions Mrs Sherry and Mrs George W. Hil Nan, and will team with Halcombe Ward in mixed doubles.
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Manchester
May Sutton
California
Miss Sutton
Miss Douglas
Sherry
Eorge W. Hil- Nan
Halcombe Ward
Victim of Watchman to Sue for Damages
John McDonald, shot and badly injured by Frank Schumaker the Union Pacific watchman in April, has left Rock Springs hospital and returned to Evanston. He remains crippled and intends to sue for damages though the railroad company offers a small sum and a job.
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John McDonald
Frank Schumaker
Union Pacific
Rock Springs
Evanston
Funeral of Rawlins Woman Sent to Ogden for Burial
Special to the Louder Rawlins June 2 The funeral of Mrs Ed Smyth wife of the Union Pacific engineer occurred this morning at 9 at the Catholic church. The remains were shipped to Ogden for interment Mrs Smyth died Saturday.
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Rawlins
Wye
Ed. Smyth
Union Pacific
Ogden
Uhich
Terment
Convict Dingman Dies in State Penitentiary
Special to The Leader reports H. J. Dingman a two year grand larceny convict from Diggor county died at the state penitentiary today from chronic endo euritum according to Rawlings Wye and June.
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Rawlings
Wye
Toec
H. J. Dingman
Diggor County
Man Hurt by The Co and L Gets Damages
In a United States federal court at Baltimore Lake Wyoming Portner was awarded seven thousand dollars for personal injuries inflicted by the Oregon Short Line at Opal Wyoming.
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United States
Balt Lake
Porner
Opal, Wyo
Assistant Marshal to Attend Carberry Funeral
Assistant City Marshal Robert In galls will go to Denver this morning to attend the funeral of Detective Carberry, of whom he was an old friend.
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Robert Ingalls
Denver
Carberry
Russia views Asia as vital in pursuit of peace
St Petersburg dispatch notes M Witte plans abroad on public business in two weeks. Novoe Vremya editorials warn Asia for the Asiatics may shift forecasts, arguing Russia must remain both Asiatic and European. The piece cites a belief that a durable peace hinges on recognizing Russia’s eastern role.
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St. Petersburg
M. Witte
Commission of Ministers
Novoe Vremya
Japan
Asia
Russia
Novoeremy
Europe
Turkestan
Central Asia
Cheyenne School Board Names Stockwell as Superintendent
The Cheyenne school board elected Prof. 8. 5. Stockwell head of the normal department at the University of Wyoming as superintendent of Cheyenne public schools at a salary of 2000 dollars per year. He succeeds Prof. J B E Conard who resigned.
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Cheyenne
Stockwell
University of Wyoming
J. BE. Conard
Mail train boosts Sunday runs after Burlington washout
Sunday mail service increased after washout disrupted Burlington connections in Iowa last week. Cheyenne dispatched extra mail train No. 9 carrying three times the usual load and double clerk crews.
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Cheyenne
Vaual
Burlington
Iowa
Farmers to supply irrigation statistics at Wheatland Salem
Farmers of Wheatland plan to provide irrigation statistics detailing the cost, results, and profits of irrigation at the locality. The Salem colony farmers will also supply statistics on dry farming.
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Wheatland
Salem
Hose Team Dance Delayed To July 24
Cheyenne Fire Department canceled the planned dance for the hose team bound for Fort Collins on July 4. The event is rescheduled to the 24th instant to benefit the team.
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Cheyenne
Fort Collins
Nevada Bull Trouining Company Incorporation Filed
In the Secretary of State’s office yesterday articles of incorporation were filed for the Nevada Bull Trouining Company. The capital stock is reported at 1,000,000 dollars and the firm will operate in Nevada.
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Nevada Bull Trouining Company
Nevada
Green Mountain Ranchman Dies in Pneumonia Tragedy
A Green Mountain ranchman died Saturday from pneumonia. The body was prepared for burial at Green Mountain, and arrangements were made locally for the interment and receipt of the remains.
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Green Mountain
Entertainment for Flag Fund Benefit Held June 20
A community event raises support for the Flag Fund with an entertainment program on June 20. Local volunteers organize acts and donations to assist the fund.
Part of Dome of Mont Pelee Collapses After Eruptive Activity
Fort De France Martinique June 12 reports describe renewed volcanic activity at Mont Pelee with smoke, flames, and a dome collapse. An outflow of mud entered the White river valley, followed by a dense smoke cloud rising toward Le Precheur after a night of illumination.
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Fort de France
Martinique
Mont Pelee
White River
le Preeheur
le Precheur
Baseball Scores From Western and National Leagues
Western League results show Denver 2 over St Joseph 4, Colorado Springs 2 tied Sioux City and Des Moines 2, Omaha 7. National League highlights Chicago 5 over New York 1, St Louis 0 over Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia 1 over Pittsburgh. American League notes Washington 6 over Chicago 3. Rain postponed New York St Louis Cleveland Boston and Philadelphia Detroit games.
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Denver
St. Joseph
Colorado Springs
Sioux City
Des Moines
Omahaa
Chicago
New York
St. Lowe
Uretina
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Leston
Washington
Detroit
American Association standings fragment with city game results
The snippet lists results for several teams in the American Association with Columbus Kansas City Indianapolis St Paul Louisville Milwaukee and scores 2 1 16 4 5 4. The fragment hints at a mid season table or schedule update featuring multiple cities and scores.
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Columbus
Kansan City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Petit Jury Reports This Morning for June Term Court
The petit jury panel for the June term of the district court reports at 10 o'clock today. The roster includes George Hawk Hartville James Leyden Cheyenne C B E McGarvey Cheyenne B C Nash Cheyenne John McDougal Chugwater C L Hovee Wheatland A Bristeal Cheyenne KR F Fisher Wyncote W McLean Bordeaox B Predmest ky Cheyene A U W Adameon Little Hear M H Miller Wheathind GW Etherdee Guernsey HH Miller Hartville A Geramehl Cheyenne Frank Baker Guernsey L Chamberlain Lacrange PP A Watson Wyncote A L Brings Hartville H W Loomis Iva 5 W meee Wheatland George Driiha Chey ente G A Newman Jonetson
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George Hawk
Hartville
James Leyden
Cheyenne
C. BE. McGarvey
B.C. Nash
John McDougal
Chugwater
C. L Hovee
Wheatlind
A. Bristeal
KR. FL Fisher
Wyncote
W. McLean
Bordeaox
B. Predmestky
Cheyene
A. UW. Adameon
Little Hear
M. H. Miller
Wheathind
GW. Etherdee
Guernsey
HH. T. Miller
A. Geramehl
Frank Baker
L. Chanberlain
Lacrange
A. Watson
A. L. Brings
H. W. Loomis
Iva
W, Meee
Wheatland
George Driiha
Cheyente
G. A. Newman
Jonetson
Siegel to Meet Mugaay in Wyoming Bout at Rock Springs
Kid Siegel of Denver will face Mugaay Shoo of Cheyenne in Rock Springs Wyoming for the weight championship. The match was postponed from an earlier date and is now set for the ith of July with Siegel leaving town shortly after.
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Kid Siegel
Denver
Cheyenne
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Matc
Siegel
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