Debate Over Foreign Policy Paths Sparks Party Tensions
Fragmented remarks compare two strategies for American policy toward Russia and commercial openness with foreign nations. The text cites figures such as Cleveland’s Leslie Shaw and McKinley, highlighting a partisan choice between protectionist restraint and expansionist engagement amid evolving global trade.
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Russia
Rave Lees
Itvasia
Gouda
Cleveland
Leslie “al Shaw
Buffalo
William McKinley
Political echoes and tariff talk drift through early 1900s copy
Fragmented column discusses primary conventions, Secretary Taft duties, tariff policy, steel rail pricing scandals, and editorial critiques of reciprocity positions. Mentions Montana wool, rail costs, and Hartford Courant views on Germany and McKinley era policy.
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Hartford Courant
Germany
Bekinles
Shaw
William McKinley
Shaws
Aldricies
Dataelts
Platform Committee
Chicago
Dalzell
War coverage frames Russian naval losses at Vladivostok
A night news digest reports Russian defeats in the Tsu Jetuund battles, noting four Rojenst vanski ships reached Vladivostel while major Japanese ships suffered no loss. It cites uncertain casualty figures, press reaction, and Emperors council as Russia plans a possible war prosecution. Admiral Volkersham is believed dead.
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Rojestvanski
Viadivostel
Irea
Austat Rojest- Veksky
St. Peters
Bure
Llal
Jshy
Shane
Volkersham
Northern Indiana Loan and Sale Deposit Company Incorporations
Old style legal notices report the Northern Indiana Loan and Sale Deposit Company and related firms filing articles of incorporation in Indianapolis on May 31. The Toledo Traction Builders seek increased capital stock to 1,250,000. directors named include Willan Geake Artimus TL Perfect Hugh G Keegan and others across Fort Wayne Terre Haute and Port Wayne.
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Indianapolis
SL —Arunges
Indi Lowy
Sure Devostl Company
Port Wayne
Capital Tour
Mew
Willan Geake
Artimus TL. Perfect
Hugh G. Keegan
Jomas L. Slaplew
William J. Graeter
Chita Linn Cs Sellatter
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Durin 4
Vans
Willing O. Gross
Liu
Capital Stack
Wed C. McClanahan
Walter C. Path
Albert Z. Foster
Terre Haute
Capital’ Stack
Anton Mayer
Charles Minshall
John
Toledo & Chicago Interurban Courpany
Loreal Confesses Postal Conspiracy in Supply Scheme
Lorenz of Toledo testifies against August W. Mayhem and Samuel Groff in a government fraud case tied to Post Office Department contracts for furnishing satchels and carriers gear. He describes an agreement with Machen and Crawford to win contracts through post office ties, with Crawford as former manager of Postal Device and Lock Co. in New York.
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Washington
Getrme
Torenz
Toledo
August W. Mayhem
Samuel
Diller B. Groff
Post Office Department
William G. Crawford
Lorenz
Machen
Crawford
Postoffice Department
Postal Device and Lock Company
New York
Senator Burrows Visits En Route to Washington
United States Senator Burrows of Michigan passed through the city while traveling from Kalamazoo to Washington aboard the Pennsylvania Limited. A Lake Shore derailment at Angola delayed trains for hours and a northbound evening passenger arrived five hours late. Miss Mary Thieme was injured by a missile while glasses shattered in her eye. Governor J Frank Manly visited briefly en route to Columbia. Will R Griffin showcased an automobile to the governor. the chief executive praised the display and Fort Wagile observations. A large sale of Gold Crosses and Chains, engraved free, advertised by Datiss F. Green's Jewelry.
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United States
Burrows
Michigan
Jnstaveying
Washington
Kalamazoo
Pennsylvania Limited
Lake Shore
Angola
Aternoon
Trac
Dive
Mary Thieme
Miss Thieme
J. Frank Manly
Columbia
Will R Griffin
Fort Wagile
Revolt and diplomacy shadow Manghurians in crisis
Fragmentary report notes Manghurians in revolt as financiers balk at funding continuation of war. Emperor plans to send Crown Prince Frederick William’s liaison to engage a peace effort, while internal factions seek vengeance on bureaucrats.
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FerNo
Russia
Thal
Cdimmon
Tate
Japan
Great Britain
America
Taft
Land of the Mikado
France
Tade
Only three Japanese boats lost in battle with Russia
TOKIO May 1 Noon Admiral Rujustvensky has arrived at the Sa isebo naval hospital. The naval office announced that the only Japanese vessels lost in the battle with the Russia fleet were three torpedo boats.
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Tokio
Rujustvensky
Saisebo Naval Hospital
Naval Office
Russia
Russian torpedo boat Terosiaaly reaches Viatlivo staf
Reports say the Russian torpedo boat destroyer Terosiaaly arrived at Viatlivo staf after escaping Japanese forces. The account notes another vessel escape, reflecting ongoing naval activity in the theater around 9T. Petersburg.
Russian cruisers to go on sinking unconfirmed
The report claims the cruiser Jemtschug has not been confirmed sunk and its name was removed from the destroyed list. Suspicions remain that the protected cruiser Fulora and the cruiser Almas were sunk, but no positive confirmation is available. A dispatch from Viadivestak provides the latest word.
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Tokio
Jemtchug
Ibig
Fulora
Cmser
Almas
Suivk
Ims
Naval battle of the Sea of Japan reported by Admiral Togo
In May near Okino Island and Orleung belgud the naval battle of the Sea of Japan is noted. Vice Admiral Bequist and Admiral Rofestvensky are said captured. The Japanese report states over 3,000 prisoners, including Admiral Togo’s prisoners.
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Porio
Der
Efon
Togay
Sys
Okino Island
Leres
Orleung Belgud
Sea of Japan
Togo
Bequist
Ademiral Rofestvensky
Adwilea
Japan signals on Philippines amid war talk and diplomacy
The article reports Japanese officials asserting views on Philippine occupancy and peace terms. It notes statements by ministers and generals, including remarks that Japan would prefer governance in the Philippines over U.S. control and hints at ongoing war momentum and upcoming operations. The piece reflects Allied and Japanese positions, with emphasis on occupation gains and the stalled peace process.
Russian Consul in Chicago in Mourning
May 1 Baron Albert A. Schuppenbach arrives in Chicago in deep mourning after losing many friends in the eastern war. He wears plain dark attire and has set aside jewelry as members of the Russian legation follow his example.
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Chicago
Albert A. Schuppenbach
Japanese Army Hears News of Victory at Field
At the Japanese army headquarters in Pusan on May 30 the field dispatch reported victory. Observers noted deepest satisfaction and claimed General Kiraki'sianiy achieved higher efficiency than at any prior stage of the war, yet there were no celebrations.
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Burok
Via
Pusan
Three Suspects in Huntington Bandit Tale
Police describe three men seen by Watchman Kiefer at a Huntington safe robbery. The bandits, tall with a sandy mustache, slender, and a small smooth faced man, fled toward a hotel after the early morning alarm. Watchman Feller notes four men involved, suggesting an additional helper outside.
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Podcarti
Arkhal
Kiefer
Huntington Oficer
Feller
Bing
Rieter
Socialists nominate John E Sieger for Ohio governor
In Columbus Ohio on May 31 the socialist labor party nominated John E Sieger of Hamilton for governor. A full ticket was chosen matching the nationalist labor party platform. The record notes the nominee as a married man and father of two, with prior legal defense experience in Bonnville cited.
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Harry
Hamma
Bonnneville
Innich Nolves
Columbus
Ohi
Socialist Labor Party Hag
John E. Sieger
Hamilton
Seaslins
Nationalist Labor Party
Peace talks eyed as Cassini meets president
Russian ambassador Count Cassini meets the president as wartime peace efforts loom. Officials say no definite steps are yet decided though a concerted push by major powers including the United States toward ending hostilities in the Far East is considered likely, with Japan watching closely. Cassini declines to carry a message and doubts Russia will surrender terms.
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Washington
Ula
Henge
United
Russia
St. Petersburg
Lion Jafar Pial
Count Cassini
Isométire
Japan
Teures
Ritesta
Tale ‘Abira
Senor Nabe
Takahira
Peges
British Ambassador Dines With President Roosevelt at White House
Sir Morton Durand the British ambassador was the luncheon guest of President Roosevelt at the White House. They discussed prospects of peace between Russia and Japan, though the article notes the United States has yet to take decisive action.
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Washington
Mortimer Durand
Roosevelt
White House
Russia
Japan
Fragmentary OCR Note Lacks Coherent Event
Incomplete text fragment referencing negotiations and figures like Ingersoll memorial and Majestig. Mentions tickets, a confectioners store, and a public and private context with scattered terms. No clear person, organization, place, date, or outcome evident.
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Ingersoll
Tre
S. Wall
Atcommart Ma
Mirtain
Ascension Day Services Held Across Faiths
The annual Ascension Day services are set at Episcopal and Catholic churches with morning services at 8 30 a.m. and Holy Communion, while Catholic masses start at 9 a.m. Knights Templars will hold services at Dom, and Rev Ed rd Averill of Trinity Episcopal Church will deliver an address. Decoration day is observed by the Sir Knights with tributes to deceased Fort Wayne members.
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Knights' Templars
Dom
Edrdl Averill
Trinity
Episcopal Church
Fort Wayne
Gomenanete
Reversed verdict in railroad crossing case upheld
An Indiana appellate division reversed a lower court ruling in a damages case involving a railroad crossing accident. The owner sued Western Railway Company after a three year old and a horse were frightened by a train whistle and crossing signals. The court held damages may be awarded to the plaintiff for injuries and property loss stemming from the crossing incident.
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Miseas
Fike
Mexico
Western Railicay
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