Roosevelt Mediation Closer to Peace Between Russia and Japan
The article reports President Roosevelt actively mediating a Russo Japanese ceasefire with support from German and French ambassadors. Indemnity terms loom as a key hurdle while both sides show improving indications toward agreement. Roosevelt appears central to securing preliminaries and obtaining continental backing for a peaceful settlement.
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Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Washington
Lamsdorff and Witte Open Peace Plan Efforts
Paris June 8 Russian Foreign Minister Lamsdorff and Witte began peace overtures by Russian representatives abroad to gauge Japan’s stance and terms of peace. The move signals a Russian initiative to seek an end to hostilities.
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Paris
Lars Gort
Witte
Japan
Left out of Peace Talks Sparks Sense of Overlooked Pressure
Analysts note that exclusions from peace negotiations could create a lopsided dynamic, leaving key factions sidelined and potentially complicating post talks governance and security arrangements.
Jusserand Confers With Roosevelt on Arrival
French Ambassador Jusserand met President Roosevelt on arrival at the White House but refused to comment. Assistant Secretary Loomis followed, bringing cipher dispatches from Meyer at St. Petersburg and Reid at London, but said the situation was delicate and no details could be given.
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Washington
Jusserand
Roosevelt
Loomis
Meyer
St. Petersburg
Reid
London
National Capital Sees Shared Views On War Ends
Diplomatic interest soars as President Roosevelt and Wilhelm push similar ideas on war in the far east. Takahira calls at the White House, meeting the president briefly. Russia seeks Japan’s peace terms, sending shock to officials and embassies in Washington Paris and Berlin.
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Washington
Far East
St. Petersburg
Japan
Takahira
White House
Fy Oelock
Associated Press
Paris
Russia
Igmen
Ram
Berlin
Stembierg
Dent
Wasi
Roosevelt
Actér
Foreign Office
Newspapers in St Petersburg discuss peace terms
Russian papers like Novoe Vremya consider ending the war if Japan's terms are reasonable. Some admit Russia could accept peace without victory and reject a large indemnity as too humiliating. June 8 report from St. Petersburg notes shift in tone toward potential settlement.
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St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Russia
Japan
Peace Negotiations Look Bright Today
Washington reports ongoing peace talks showing promise with no concrete details released yet. Officials indicate a favorable mood and momentum in the discussions, though specifics remain undisclosed.
Lots Being Sold in New Town of McCumber
Bottineau County North Dakota June 8 The first lots in the new town of McCumber near the Soo and Great Northern lines went on sale yesterday with strong demand. Promoters expect McCumber to grow and a First National Bank may be established there by local investors.
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M’cumber
Bottineau
McCumber
Soo
Great Northern
Dakota
National Bank of
Mcc
IG ENDOWMENT Northfield Tie El Corlaton Caillége
In Northfield Minnesota an endowment event is reported with tie details involving Corlaton Caillége and local institutions, signaling ongoing support for studies and programs at the campus.
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Northfield
Minn
el Corlaton Caillége
Dog Named Shivers Protects Woman from Husband
Chicago June 8 A divorce bill details how a pet dog named Shivers protected Mrs. Buena Vista Dixon Stratton from alleged attacks by her husband Seth Frank Stratton, a clerk for People’s Gas Light and Coke Co. The dog reportedly sprang up and bit his nose when he struck her, leading to increased caution and ongoing protection.
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Chicago
Buena Vista Dixon Stratton
Seth Frank Stratton
People’s Gas Light and Coke Co
Shivers
Stratton
Flint Celebration Marks Second Day of Big City Event
The Flint celebration in Flint Michigan enters its second and final day. The program features two main attractions: the dedication ceremony for the Carnegie patie Weary and a accompanying exercise led by university figures.
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Flint, Mich
Flint
Carnegie Patie
Nue
Universe Aichign
Two Men Indicted Over 18000 Acres North Dakota Land Fraud
A federal grand jury indicted William T. Horsnell of St Paul and R. B. Stearns of Pierre for defrauding the government of 18000 acres of homestead land in North Dakota. The charges stem from schemes exploiting land allotments. The case was announced in St Paul on June 8.
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North Dakota
William T. Horsnell
St Paul
R. B. Stearns
Pierre
S. D
St. Paul
Scotch expert to quit Chicago in Huff
James Dalrymple, a Scotch traction expert hired to solve Chicago’s transit issue, will leave the city unexpectedly. He will not deliver the promised written report and will cut his visit short by ten days. Mayor Dunne and municipal ownership supporters anticipated his analysis, but Dalrymple plans to depart after a few days of travel.
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Chicago
James Dalrymple
Dunne
Mr. Dalrymple
Dalrymple
Battle Anniversary Parade in Elizabeth N J
Elizabeth celebrates the fortieth anniversary of the battle of Elizabethtown with a mammoth parade of military and patriotic societies. A monument is dedicated and a naval demonstration on the hill features launches and craft from nearby coast and river towns.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Elizabethtown
Swedish King Refuses Norwegian Storting Deputation
Stockholm June 8 King Oscar declines to meet the Norwegian Storting representatives who were to present an address to His Majesty. The Swedish monarch has refused to receive the deputation.
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Storting
Stockholm
Oscar
Norwegian Flag to Fly Nationwide Tomorrow
Christiania June 8 reports the Norwegian flag to be hoisted nationwide at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. The council of defense orders flags to cover all warships and fortresses with a twenty one gun salute.
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Christiania
Council of Defense
Prison Sentences For Speeding Chauffeurs In New York
June 8 in New York Justice McKeon sentenced Henri Rogers and Joseph Fernandez to five days in jail and $50 fines, the first prison terms under a new law for speeding motorists. He warned future offenders would receive jail time and possible higher penalties as the six month maximum looms.
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New York
Henri Roggers
Joseph Fernandez
Justice McKeon
Court of Special Sessions
E McKeon
Euirs
Three Men Wore No Medals For Bravery
In Long Beach June an insane intruder named Fred Cornell attacked his wife with a knife. Dr W Harriman Jones fought to disarm him as three men with billiard cues stood by. The doctor was wounded but overpowered the attacker with help from two women.
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Long Beach
W. Harriman Jones
Cyes
Fred Cornell
Cornell
Teamsters Strike Still In Progress In Chicago
Confere nce between employers group and teamsters joint council ends with negotiations off and no immediate settlement. Union holds firm on positions while employers refuse concessions. A renewal of talks seems unlikely unless positions shift, leaving a cloudy settlement prospect.
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Chicago
Employers’ Association
Teamsters’ Joint Council
Peace effort enters second phase in Chicago strike
Chicago on June 8 reports hope for peace in the Teamsters strike as both sides push talks. A formal peace proposal was offered yesterday but rejected by the union. Officials say funds remain ample on both sides and the conflict continues with bargaining stalled.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Kaye
McLean County Courthouse Destroyed by Fire
The McLean County courthouse burned this morning in Washburn. Nothing was saved from the building. Insurance coverage is listed at $2,000. Commissioners will seek temporary action and plan on a new building.
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Washburn
Mc Leott County
Disappearing Minister Reappears in Dakota and Los Angeles
June 8 report says Rey Bell pastor of South Park Methodist Church vanished weeks ago. Friends received letters claiming he left to avoid a scandal and asked his wife not to publicize it. Letters dated Dakota claim he will travel in Canada.
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Los Angeles
Rey
Ell
South Park
Dakota
Canada
Washington Sets New Passenger Tariff Tomorrow
An old notices announces a new wet tariff in the state of Washington. The act regulating passenger rates will take effect tomorrow. Officials warn no pardons or exemptions will be granted.
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State OF Washington
St. Paul
Real Northern Road
Washington
Sceard
Es Northern
Minnesota Elks Convention Attracts Visiting Members
The Minnesota Elks gathering in Duluth begins with arrivals from trains bringing visiting members for a state convention. A business session opened as delegates from various lodges convene under favorable auspices.
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Duluth
Submarine Sunk With All Hands Near Plymouth
A submarine, boat A Eighth, was lost with all fourteen crew aboard off Plymouth, England. Reports say three explosions occurred before she went down near the breakwater this morning.
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Plymouth
Eng
Russians Advance East of Yinyipizamen Repulsed
June 8 reports say a 160 strong Russian force moved east of Yinyipizamen on June 7 but was repulsed. The army headquarters notes only scattered skirmishes and no major change in the overall situation.
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Tokio
Yinyipizamen
Sister Takes Blame in Brother's Crime Death
In Guthrie Oklahoma a rooming house killing leaves Rufus Grain dead. Mrs Nellie Cole admits the shooting and is arrested. Her seven year old son Clarence says elder brother Fred Shipley did the shooting and fled, while the younger boy recalls Grain entering the room and Fred killing him.
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Guthrie
O. T
Rufus Grain
Perry
Nellie Cole
Clarence
Fred Shipley
Grain
Fred
Walsh County Amends Drainage Survey Proposal
Walsh County commissioners voted to remove prior restrictions on funding for a drainage survey. They accepted Chief Engineer Elliott’s plan and will unconditionally offer funds to the federal government to support a comprehensive drainage system in northeastern North Dakota, beginning with the Red River Valley region.
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Grafton
N. D
Walsh County
Elliott
Drainage Bureau
Agricultural Department
Red River Valley
Pugs
North Dakota
Dearth of School Teachers in Chicago
Chicago officials warn of a teacher shortage next year as overcrowded classrooms and half day sessions persist. If policy changes limit each teacher to 48 pupils and require full day sessions, nearly 9 thousand teachers will be needed beyond supply, with 100 more required for new schools. Normal school graduates and out of town teachers fill gaps.
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Chicago
P. Shelly O'Ryan
Attempt to Assassinate G. F. Better Stopped
An attempted assassination in Rolla North Dakota is described with a man firing while Better slept. The assailant fired from the west, the pillow was struck, and the intruder fled or was repelled as Better reacted. Details are sparse and the article notes the scene and a quick investigation.
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Rolla
N. Ds
G. F
Floods Close Northwestern Bridge North of La Crosse
Floods wash out the Northwestern Road bridge between Lytles and Trempealeau delaying service. No trains can cross the Wisconsin side of the Mississippi while waters recede.
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la Crosse
Wis
Lytles
Trempleau
Here
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Contractors at work on 500 near Starkweather
Devils Lake North Dakota June 8 an outfit of thirty teams wagons and camp equipment arrived from Minneapolis and moved north of Starkweather to begin grading on the Soo line. The Winston Brothers grading crew holds the contract for a long Soo stretch and Devils Lake hopes for a Can ada to Ken sal line connection with the main line to the twin cities.
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Devils Lake
N. C
Minneapolis
Starkweather
Soo
Winston Brothers
Canada
Kensal
Twin Cities
Insane Man Becomes Hero Saving Aged Man At Track
Nick O. Huber of the Oregon crew, now a Patton state hospital patient, saved an elderly man by dragging him from an approaching Santa Fe train. Dr W H Tibbetts stood still as the locomotive bore down, and Huber jumped onto the rail to push him to safety. His shoe was struck by the engine in the effort.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Nick O. Huber
Oregon
Cape Horn
State Insane Hospital
Patton
W. H. Tibbetts
Tibbetts
Huber
Hueber
Honeymoon Trip Up the Elevator at Hotel Vendome
Sidney Lloyd Jones an actor from San Francisco and Birda May Holbert of Atchison Kansas were married by Rev Henry M Warren at 2 AM in the hotels reception room. The couple rode a bridal elevator to the bridal suite and plan to live in New York with many stage colleagues present.
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New York
Sidney Lloyd Jones
San Franci
Birda May Holbert
Atchison, Kan
Henry M. Warren
Virginia Earle
Ex Soldier Recalls Indian Arrow in Neck Relic
Col. John Fogarty, longtime Army Medical Museum worker, preserves an Indian arrow head placed in his neck during a 1860s skirmish with Plains Indians. He recounts the incident and the relic’s reminder of a brutal encounter with savage braves while California settlers were attacked.
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Washington
John Fogarty
Army Medical Museum
California
Indiana Woman Dedicates Model Town Conrad Indiana
Kentland Indiana June 8 Mrs Jenny E Conrad one of Indiana’s wealthiest women dedicates the town of Conrad on her birthday hoping it will rival nearby Village An immense crowd attends and cheers the effort amid years of local tension between Mrs Conrad and Lakea residents.
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Kentland
Ind
Jennie E. Conrad
Indiana
Munday
Conrad
Mrs. Conrad
Lakea
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