Japan's proposed terms for peace in Vienna report
Report from Vienna on June 15 outlines Japan's likely peace terms. Key points include recognition of a Japanese protectorate over Korea, return of Manchuria to China, international control of the Eastern Chinese Railroad, cautious views on Port Arthur, no demand to demolish Vladivostok fortifications, no insistence on Sakhalin, and potential indemnity limited to war costs.
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Vienna
Japan
Korea
Port Arthur
Vladivostok
Count Nelidoff Named Chief Peace Plenipotentiary to Japan
Russia announces Count Nelidoff, ambassador to France, as chief plenipotentiary for peace talks with Japan. He previously served as ambassador to Constantinople and Rome and signed the Stefano treaty. He is married to Princess Hilkoff.
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Russia
Count Nelidoff
France
Japan
Stefano
Constantinople
Rome
Paris
Hilkoff
Gratitude Note From Nicholas To A Close Correspondent
A brief expression of gratitude signed Nicholas conveys enduring affection and steady support from the writer to a trusted recipient. The tone is warm and personal with phrases of lifelong well wishes and ongoing loyalty.
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Nicholas
Washington Chosen For Peace Meeting
The United States has announced Washington as the seat of talks between Russia and Japan to negotiate a peace treaty. President Roosevelt and officials indicated the choice avoids European capitals and aims for favorable conditions for plenipotentiaries amid hot-summer concerns.
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Washington
America
Russia
Japan
Far East
Roosevelt
Loeb
White House
Chefu
Paris
Hague
Cnsider
International Arbitration Tribunal
Nicholas
Geneva
Kogoro Takahira
Europe
Takahira
Cassini
Russia and Japan War Peace View From Dr Crawford
Dr. J. M. Crawford former Consul General to St. Petersburg says negotiations won’t likely yield peace between Japan and Russia. He argues terms would be harsh for Russia, urges the war to continue until both sides are exhausted, and advocates U S and Britain stepping in to preserve open door in China.
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St. Petersburg
Czar
Japan
Russia
J. M. Crawford
The
Commercial Tribune
Crawford
Cincinnati
Far East
East
Great Britain
China
Hay Back From Europe Aide Delivers Roosevelt Letter
Secretary of State John Hay arrived from Europe on the Baltic appearing frail yet improved. A long document from the White House was delivered at quarantine by a revenue cutter. Hay refused to reveal its contents and said he will decide tomorrow on a Washington trip.
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Roosevelt
Takahira
White House
Japan
Europe
St. Petersburg
Count Cassini
Washington
Russia
M. Nelidoff
Paris
Nicholas
General Europatkin
Ste.Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Manchuria
Persia
Trans-Caspia
Commercial Tribune
New York
John Hay
Baltic
Hay
Veterans demand fair war history in Confederate reunion
The Remnant of the South's Army will parade in review as veterans hear an address by Captain N. E. Harris of Macon Ga and General Evans of Georgia reports urging fair historical treatment of the Civil War The United Sons of Confederate Veterans elect officers and announce plans for Battle Abbey and a Davis Monument.
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Lansing Burrows
Nashville
N. E. Harris
Macon
General Evans
Georgia
South
Davenport
Americus
Jefferson Davis
8. C. Russell
Indian Territory
B.B. Paddock
Ft. Worth
Russell
Lee
J. J. Kendall
Indiana
Madison
Battle Abbey
Richmond
Davis Monument Association
Taft speaks at Miami unveiling Herron portrait
Secretary Taft addresses dedication events at Miami College with Governor Herrick presenting Herron portrait. He urges justice in voting laws, notes Chinese exclusion concerns, praises international trade, and calls for domestic reforms on crime, divorce, and civil service salaries.
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Taft
Hepburn Hall
Wader H. Ellis
John W. Herron
Myron T. Herrick
Herron
Herrick
Guy Potter Benton
Winners in the trip to Europe contest announced Sunday
The Commercial Tribune will reveal the contest winners for the trip to Europe in Sunday morning editions. The announcement highlights the prize and the competition's scope among readers.
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Europe
Commercial Tribune
Chinese Reform Leader Delivers Informal Call on Loomis
Kang Yu Wei head of the Chinese Reform Association visited Acting Secretary Loomis in Washington on June 15, accompanied by several Chinese officials. The visit marked an informal diplomatic exchange during a period of Sino American dialogue.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Kang Yu Wei
Chinese Reform Association
Loomis
Mrs Bacon Ends Hunt for Missing Son in Chicago
Mrs. Bacon, mother of William Bacon of Lockland, formerly a prominent young society man, abandoned a months long search in Chicago for her son who vanished after moving there to serve as cashier for Laidlaw Dunn Gordon Company. She returned to Lockland in despair as Chicago police continue the probe.
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William Bacon
Lockland
Chicago
Young Bacon
Laidlaw-Dunn-Gordon Company
Lockland and Wyoming
Lillian Curran
Wyoming
Thomas Curran
The
Fair Company
Brutherg in law quarrel ends in fatal shooting
In Catlettsburg Kentucky on June 15 William Tackett fatally shot Jet Mays during a quarrel between brothers in law. Mays advanced with a knife, Tackett fired four times, then surrendered and is held at the County Jail.
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Commercial Tribune
Catlettsburg
William Tackett
Jet Mays
Mays
Tackett
Youths Neck Dislocated In Cemetery Assault
Lima Ohio June 15 Grover Drew 14 lay for two hours in the old cemetery grounds in a semiconscious condition today and was moved to the hospital where physicians found his neck dislocated Four surgeons aided in setting the fracture Harley Point pleaded guilty and was bound over to the grand jury for assault in the daytime incident Reuters style report with local tone
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Commercial Tribune
Lima
Grover Drew
Old Cemetery
Drew
Harley Point
Indiana G A R Encampment Closes Elects Officers
The Indiana Department Grand Army of the Republic annual encampment ended in Madison with officer elections. M. D. Tackett of Greensburg was chosen Department Commander and senior vice commander John M. Hammell of Madison, junior vice commander Amos R. Watters of Fort Wayne. The next encampment will be held in Lafayette.
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Commercial Tribune
Madison
Ind
Indiana Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Lafayette
M. D. Tackett
Greensburg
John M. Hammell
Amos R. Watters
Ft. Wayne
Ohio preacher elected president of Lutheran Synod
Rev. David H. Bauslin of Wittenberg Seminary Springfield Ohio was today chosen president of the Forty second Biennial Convention of the General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America. Rev. Harlan K. Fenner Louisville Ky re elected secretary and G H Nollinberg Indiana as treasurer.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
David H. Bauslin
D.D
Wittenberg Theological Seminary
Springfield
General Synod of
the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America
Harlan K. Fenner
Louisville
G. H. Nollinberg
Indiana
Dancing men reorganize amid union talks in Columbus
In Columbus on June 15 the United Professional Teachers of Dancing formed from the split National organizations. W F Braun of Pittsburgh joined the trustees. The Committee on Consolidation with the International Association reported no agreement between the American National Association of Dancing Masters and the consolidation effort.
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Columbus
United Professional Teachers of Dancing
W. F. Braun
Pittsburg
International Association
American National Association of Dancing Masters
Industry Home Grants Delaware Graduates Finalize Training
The Girls Industrial Home in Delaware Ohio held commencement exercises for twenty three graduates. Superintendent Dye led the program with a class address from Rev. W F Whitlock who presided as president of Ohio Wesleyan University.
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Delaware
Dye
W. F. Whitlock
Ohio Wesleyan University
Man Falls to Death in Pike Hotel Excavation
Joseph O'Donnell a married laborer of 1216 Sycamore Street plunged head first into an excavation for the new Pike Hotel at Fourth and Vine streets yesterday afternoon. He suffered a fractured skull and a deep penetrating back wound from a fall on iron. He was taken to City Hospital.
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New Pike
Fourth and Vine Streets
Joseph O'Donnell
Sycamore Street
O’donnell
City Hospital
Higgins calls New York Legislature for extra session
Governor Higgins announced an extra session to convene next Wednesday in New York. He did not specify topics except that charges against Justice W B Hooker would be presented.
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Commercial Tribune
Clean
N. Y
Higgins
W. B. Hooker
Indictment of Plumbers Trust Leaders in Cleveland
Grand jury in Cleveland returns indictments against several prominent men said to be members of the Plumbers' Trust as the probe into the alleged price fixing and pool operates nears completion.
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Gleveland
Plumbers’ Trust
Gould Yields 10 Insure Harmony in Ohio Politics
Secretary Walter Brown of the Republican State Central Committee arrives in Columbus to push for harmony in recognition of the Lawrence County committees at the June 22 meeting. Rumors say Governor and Brown favor the Johnson committee. The report also cites a likely Sixth Circuit nomination for Common Pleas Judge Wildman, backed by Lucas County, amid a three-way race with Judge Bowersox and Reed.
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Commercial Tribune
Outlook
Columbus
Ohio
Walter Brown
Republican State Central Committee
Toledo
Lawrence County
State Committee
State
Orin B. Gould
Henry T. Bannon
Johnson
Bannon
Brown
Circuit
Sixth Circuit
Common Pleas
Wildman
Norwalk
Charles Bowersox
Bryan
Reed
Sandusky
Lucas
Situation
Lucas County
Antisaloon League
Roosevelt Grants Pardon for Lieutenant Tanner
President grants remission of dismissal for First Lieutenant Earle W. Tanner Seventeenth Infantry after trial in the Philippines for conduct unbecoming an officer. Indorsement cites indiscretion not criminal severity and notes sacrifice of rank to serve in active Philippines operations. Tanner is son of former Commissioner of Pensions Tanner.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Earle W. Tanner
Seventeenth Infantry
Philippines
Pensions
Tanner
Graduates Celebrate at Cincinnati Kindergarten Training School
The senior class reception in the school parlors and chapel last night featured dark green as the color and daisies as the class flower. Graduates Jane Rankins, Lili Kohler, Lea Bernheim, Grayce Glascock, Beatrice Metz, Helen Knopf, Bernice Phelps, Mabel Brothers, Elizabeth Robb, Viola Stricker, Edna Stoddard, and Margaret Stuart Lloyd were greeted by Miss Annie Laws, Miss Julia Stanley Bothwell, and Miss May Bishop. A string orchestra provided music and informal dancing followed after 9 o'clock with light refreshments served.
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Cincinnati Kindergarten Training School
Annie Laws
Julia Stanley Bothwell
May Bishop
Jane Rankins
Lili Kohler
Lea Bernheim
Grayce Glascock
Beatrice Metz
Helen Knopf
Bernice Phelps
Mabel Brothers
Elizabeth Robb
Viola Stricker
Edna Stoddard
Margaret Stuart Lloyd
No Delicacies for Sick at City Hospital
Patients at City Hospital faced disappointment as hundreds gathered on visiting day with edible gifts but a new rule from the Board of Public Service bars visitors from bringing food to patients. Front office resembled a green grocery as visitors delivered packages.
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City Hospital
Board of Public Service
Three Men Arrested in Millcreek Valley Gang Suspects
Three men named William Brown 19 John Fox 19 and Fred McCarthy of New York were arrested by Patrolman Litts for being suspicious persons. Authorities of Millcreek Valley believe they are part of a thieves gang terrorizing area for a month. They were jailed at St Bernard.
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Millcreek Valley
Litts
St. Bernard
William Brown
John Fox
Fred McCarthy
New York
Marshal Returns With Suspect In Wyoming County Murder
United States Marshal John K Thompson and Ken Scanterbury arrived in Charleston seeking murder suspect in the Wyoming County case involving Attorney Isaac Christian.
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Commercial Tribune
Charleston
W. Va
John K. Thompson
Ken Scanterbury
Isaac Christian
Wyoming County
Obituary notices of three prominent church and engineering figures
James Mansergh former president of the British Institution of Civil Engineers and council member of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers died in London. The Rev J M Feely a noted theological and philosophical authority died in Chicago of pneumonia. Dr William Henry Locke a former pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church died in Brooklyn after a stroke.
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British Institution of Civil Engineers
Institution of Mechanical Engineers
London
United States
Canada
J. M. Feely
Chicago
Feely
Kenrick Seminary
St. Louis
St. Vincent's
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