Tension Eases as Morocco Conference Accepted
Paris reports that an international conference on Moroccan affairs is practically assured after talks between Premier Rouvier and German envoy Prince Radolin. Plans to be announced in four to five days, with focus on commercial rights and political status quo rather than changes. Troop mobilization remains on standby as negotiations proceed.
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Paris
Morocco
Rouvier
Radolin
Foreign Office
M Rouvier
Germany
Metz
Storthing replies to Oscar amid Norway Sweden tensions
In Christiania, June 20, the storthing defends its dissolution of the union after King Oscar's June 13 letter. Swedish residents in Norway meet and petition the king to pursue a peaceful settlement to preserve Scandinavian friendship. An extraordinary session of the riksdag is expected to act tomorrow to prevent further rupture.
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Christiania
Norway
Storthing
Oscar
M. Rt Ae Ee
Storting
Riksdag
American Boycott Movement in Tien Tsin Grows
In Tien Tsin on June 20 two major meetings drew 600 students from 26 colleges to back anti American propaganda. Ten resolutions passed urge boycotts of American goods, distribution of anti American literature, and recording results. A 200 member commercial guild coalition across 17 provinces agreed to forfeit 50 000 taels if a member buys American goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien Tsin
Court Refuses Briggs Appeal in Chicago Murder Case
Springfield Illinois June 20 The supreme court denied Briggs petition to compel a bill of exceptions so the case could go to the supreme court for review. Governor Deneen may be asked to commute the hangings sentence of Jocko Briggs for the Hans Peterson murder to life imprisonment.
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Briggs
Springfield
Ill
Jocko” Briggs
Chicago
Hans P. Peterson
Supreme Court
Barnes
Deneen
Cossacks Clash with Socialists in Lodz Mass Demonstration
In Warsaw on June 20 two people were killed and thirty six wounded as Cossacks clashed with a socialist procession in Lodz. A 2000 strong socialist march carrying red flags was halted by the Cossacks before gunfire and drawn swords met the crowd.
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Warsaw
Russian Poland
Lodz
Swedish Papers Advocate War in Stockholm
London dispatch reports Swedish conservative papers openly urge war and the mobilization of troops, signaling a shift in public tone as tensions rise. The Standard’s Stockholm correspondent notes heightened nationalist sentiment and calls for decisive action.
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London
Standard
Stockholm
Troopa
Mitchell Pleads Not Guilty In Oregon Land Fraud Case
Senator John H. Mitchell appeared in Portland with attorneys to enter a not guilty plea to charges linked to Oregon land fraud cases. District Attorney Heney brought the senator to court to ensure there were no technical objections to the plea.
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Senator Mitchell
Portland
Ore
United States
John H. Mitchell
Heney
Tornado Hits Wisconsin Farm Killing German Farmer
A young German farmer was killed while milking at the Charles Collins farm as a tornado swept Dane and Town counties and Barneveld and Blue Mounds townships. Much damage to buildings and stock, with telegraph and telephone wires down. full damage estimates unavailable.
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Wisconsin
Blue Mounds
Wis
Charles Collins
Dane
Barneveld
Pest of Caterpillars Spreads in Texas
In eastern and southeastern Texas a caterpillar pest is damaging fruit trees corn and truck gardens. State Entomologist Conrad reports specimens show no usual parasites this year, reducing natural control. Houston June 19.
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Texas
Houston
Tex
Conrad
Lightning's Fatal Stroke Kills Circus Agent in Michigan
Kalamazoo Mich June 20 lightning struck a wagon where circus employees slept at Augusta killing Advance Agent W J Currier of Flint and injuring five others. The injured were badly shocked but expected to recover. John C Eigrist S M Kenzie and Roy Weatherby among those paralyzed.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Augusta
W. J. Currier
Flint
John C. Eigrist
S. M. Kenzie
Roy Weatherby
Archbishop Farley warns divorce threatens society at college event
In New York at Carnegie Hall during the College of St Francis Navier commencement Archbishop Farley said the evils of divorce were rapidly undermining social walls and that the entire structure would collapse unless action is taken to halt this trend.
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Farley
New York
Archbishop Farley
Carnegie Hall
College of St. Francis Navier
Little Journeys To the Homes of Great Restorers
The piece contrasts direct personal medical aid with impersonal mail order style care. It praises the World's Dispensary Medical Association of Buffalo led by Dr. R. V. Pierce for its expert staff, organized bureau, and prompt personal help, arguing specialization and systemization better serve patients over a lone physician.
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R. V. Pierce
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
Marshall Field
Chicago
Samantha Allen
New York
A. T. Stewart
Pierce
Spcialist
Prohibition Speech Denounces Saloon Power and Licenses
The speaker attacks high license schemes and advocates total prohibition of liquor. He condemns saloons as evil, urging voters to oppose saloon supporters and elect clean government figures. He warns against licensing theft and stresses moral law and community progress.
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W.C.T.U
Perus
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Bob Burdette
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Milwaukee, Wis
Drage
City Shoe Store
H. Schoenborn
Nature’s Art Gallery OF the Rockies
Tennessee
Marshall
Grand Black Canyon
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Salt Lake City
Colorado
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East Broadway
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