Roosevelt warns of dwindling Russian ship supplies
A frail dispatch from Washington notes the U S policy line on Russian ships, with officials pressed to enforce a strict twenty four hour limit as authorities in St Petersburg consider further advice. Governor Weight awaits word on naval movements and Admiral Enaucal's formal visit.
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Weight
Bureau of Pisatur Affairs
Diplomatic Shifts After Delcassé Resignation and Moroccan Tensions
The June dispatches note a quiet pause as the French and British envoys in Washington weigh the Delcassé retirement and its impact on Anglo French entente and Allied diplomacy. Officials expect the change to widen room for moral suasion toward peace, with European powers urged to pursue coordinated restraint. Sir Mortimer Durand left a card at the White House as talks continue, the report indicating the issue will be continued on page 7.
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Nelcusse
Lansdowne Han
Mortimer Drirand
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Todayy
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Storms Rain, Wind, and Lightning Ravage Town
Storms caused extensive damage with heavy rain and hail across the district. Power lines failed, trees toppled, and buildings suffered roof and facade damage. A Lineman, Fred Shelton, was shocked but unharmed after releasing a live wire. Damaged streets and crossings disrupted travel.
Bosses of Unions Defeat Opponent in Sixth Ward Vote
Labor factions clash as H. C. Hoelij¢, backed by retiring Counciman Strawn and Sixth Ward taxpayers plus Union Labor, defeats August Sele. Result reflects internal union power and taxpayer backing shaping local leadership.
Local Council Clears Ballot in Sworn Candidacy Shuffle
A tense city council meeting adjourned after a secret ballot to fill retirements and approve a succession plan. Strong union labor turnout and Sixth ward interest framed the session as officials backed candidates like Hoeltje and Selle amid Republican and Democrat divisions.
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End of Strike: Teamsters Council With Full Powers to Act
CINCINNATI June 1. The Teamsters Joint Council decided after two days to appoint a committee with full powers to end the strike. The meeting announced that no further talks would be held and that if the strike was to end, a settlement would be arranged by the committee. The plan requires twenty four hours to finalize appointments and actions among union leaders and employers. President Shen was not present at the meetings.
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Colntit
Uke Pingoyers
Wey Mayer
Speiine
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Avery
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Teamsters
Perjury Charge Ties Contempt Hearing in Chicago
Fragmented OCR report notes perjury and contempt linked to a hearing in Chicago. References to potential sub pen actions and investigation proceeding, with unclear names and dates due to text damage.
Chicago Labor Strife Strikes Parade Across City
chaotic OCR fragment suggests Chicago labor unrest and strike action affecting teams and workers. mentions Cleveland and jury 6 with destitution, hostilities, and storefront tensions amid industry disputes. lacks coherent specifics but signals widespread labor trouble in urban setting.
Congresses in Moscow Defy Ban Amid War Talk
Reports from Moscow claim delegates including mayors of twenty five cities met despite a ban to discuss peace or war with the czarist government. The all Russian zemstvo congress reportedly adjourned to a private house after a crowd overwhelmed the open hall. Some sources say police interference occurred but could not be confirmed.
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Rights Columbus Meet Scattered in Old Fragments
A June meeting in Los Angeles of Columbus lodge members drew visitors from St. Vipi parish and other locations for a church window dedication at the Church of the High Sacrament. Programs included entertainment and reading contests with plans for future meetings in Detroit Birmingham and Santa Monica.
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Church of
Tragic Fall From Cliff Described In Fragmented Report
A garbled account recounts a fall from a cliff with a depth of about 1,500 feet near Cal June. It mentions a person named Batley involved in the incident and a perilous cliff face at St Helis. The report notes a missing body and unclear sequence of events as rescue efforts unfold.
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New Chief of Police for the Gauca us St. Petersburg
In St. Petersburg in June a new chief of police assumes command. Gie Anim named to lead the city police force amid reorganizations and ongoing public safety efforts.
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Attacked by Czar's Empire Denied
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an attack on the czar's rule and the reaction of Heinetsohen officials. The wording is garbled but implies denial of an alleged plot or attack connected to imperial authority and a spread of stories or rumors about the event. Limited readable facts focus on denial and purported imperial involvement.
Manchurian War Leader Vows To Fight On Despite Losses
The commander in chief, in an Associated Press interview, declares he is for war and will press on. He asserts the emperor’s will is law, plans to advance, and asks for reservists, not older men, to sustain efforts against Japan amid ongoing conflict.
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Young Woman Drowns at Pat Bass Lake Incident
Fragment describes a drowning at Pat Bass Lake involving a young woman near Beardstown Indiana. The note mentions Knox Inds and a race event with Randy May and references to distress and alarm. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Japan Buying American Cars for U.S. Market
Philadelphia reports a deal for 1,000 U.S. built cars to Japan with 500 gondola models and 500 box types. A Japanese trading firm has placed orders through a U.S. carmaker, with 300 more cars expected for rapid delivery, boosting cross ocean auto trade.
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Agitators Rally in Russia Spark Reforms Calls
Petersburg reports indicate agitators push for renewed strikes and social reforms amid unrest. Officials note growing pressure from workers and factions urging demonstrations and political change across major cities.
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Eastern capitalists visit Fort Wayne to inspect rail lines
A party of eastern investors with rail interests traveled by private car from Philadelphia to Fort Wayne. They toured the city and its facilities, met Fort Wayne officials, and were hosted briefly by Manager C. H. Moss of the Fort Wayne & Warsaw Valley Penction company. Newspaper reporters had limited access to interview the visitors during the brief stay.
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Joseph Baker Dies of Stomach Trouble in Fort Wayne
Joseph Baker, lifelong Fort Wayne resident, died Tuesday at home on 113 Main Street, age about 70. He was born November 19, 1860, attended St Marys Parochial School, worked in various businesses, and is survived by his wife six children and brothers Simon, Ellian Baker, and Mrs Elizabeth Beckett. he was a member of St Marys Catholic Church.
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Simon
Ellian Baker
Blizaeth Beckett
Baker
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Purdue University to Build Memorial Gymnasium Fund Approved
June report from Waraybite Indiana notes Purdue University trustees announced a $25,000 appropriation for a memorial gymnasium. Funds will be available after reaching $50,000, with about $40,000 already raised.
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Wedding Bells at Decatur Ind Foundry Home
Special to the Journal-Gazette reports the wedding of Miss Emile Bryson and J. J. Tormace of Elmclony, Ind., held at 2:30 in Decatur, Indiana, with many relatives present. The couple will reside in Montana after their brief wedding trip.
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Ieif Bryson
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Tormace
eMaclony
Servian-Statesmen Clash On Public Square
In Belgrade this afternoon a street quarrel broke out between former Premier Basics and Minister of Justice Nikolics on a public square. Nikolics struck Pasics with a stick, Mosics restrained his opponent, bystanders intervened, and the combatants were separated. The fight stems from recent ministerial crisis and Nikolics resigned amid the turmoil.
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Wells County Man Ernest Morrow Seeks Bankruptcy
Ernest Morrow a Wells County carpenter filed a bankruptcy petition with Deputy Clerk Losan. He lists assets of 2000 and liabilities of 4590. Principal creditors include A B Cline of Blunton owed 1000 and Wells County Bank with 24500. Bluitton Building Loan Association holds 700 in claims.
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May Skeer Beach A Bride Romantic Courtship Culminated
The Journal reports a wedding at a Presbyterian church in Syracuse New York, detailing May Skeer a dancer with the Babes in Teiyan company and Alma G Skeer a contractor from Wayne, her suitor is named as a young man who followed her in a touring car. The piece notes a recent engagement and public interest in the union, with references to the couple’s families and social circle.
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Senator Hunn and McCurdy Involved in St Pauls Church Case
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Senator Hunn and McCurdy connected to actions at St Pauls Church. Rev Janes and Tester at St Pauls may be referenced. Time 7am and Sallivey appear in garbled lines, with Ren mentioned.
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Vice President Fairbanks to speak in Detroit
A visit by Vice President Fairbanks and Dr Fairbanks is planned in Detroit Michigan. Officials say the party will attend the laying of a cornerstone at a new building on Fort Street. The vice president will deliver an address during the event.
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Miss Krauss Died in Roonewhere State
A notice reports the death of eight year old Miss Sarat English in Hartford City Indiana. The sound of the death occurred in a room recently marked by an incident described as a crime or accident. The fragmentary OCR leaves uncertain details about the event and location.
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