Washington and Nesting Diplomatic Triumph in Roosevelt Era
Washington was chosen as the meeting site for plenipotentiaries from Russia Japan Britain and the United States marking a turning point toward peace talks. Japan objected to European capitals especially The Hague and Geneva preferring non European venues. Takehira conveyed Japan’s final refusal to hold the conference in Europe and Roosevelt spoke privately with him at the White House delaying other engagements to secure progress.
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Avasiington
America
Russia
Mie Choive
Washington
Far East
Roosevelt
White House
Pam
Wlay
Lyo
Cheboo
Paris
Hague
Pran Jom
Japan
Hteéronen
Geneva
Une
Kogora Takehira
Cea Xual
En.voy
Wiinigter Takehira
LV5
Tount
Roosevalt
Ebey
Willlng Ab
Jr. Roosevelt
Jainister Takebira
Ural
Europe
Municipal Works Boards Reviews Barber Asphalt Works
The Board of Public Works met last evening to investigate charges against the Barber Asphalt Company. Disputed work on Mast Jefferson Street, from Murmer to Divbsing, prompted by property owners concerns over proper execution and binder usage. Plans include sewer system upgrades and alley improvements. concrete work assessed, side-walking plus private contracts granted.
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Board of Public Works
Mather
Asphalt Company
Jefferson Street
Murmer
Divbsing
Abe
Jobv Pn
Lye
Afr
Douhrnaith
Teste Isd
J. Bee. Frajee
Charles Senreen
Conrad W. Gallmeyar
Gustav Selle
Wayne
Washington Streets
Nebragla
Nomination slate named for Awal Tick et directors
Commercial club meeting outlines nominating tickets for the Awal Tick et organization. Regular ticket includes Grueter Thieme Millard Wilson Beers Mossman McClear McKay Mc Culloch Gilbert. Opposition ticket lists Merritt Hoffman Tuft Kicklang Sullivan Staub Mergentheim Landenberger Guild Buchman. Discussions cover contested market space and public works, with committee members named.
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Dell
F. Grueter
T. Thieme
Robert Millard
M. Wilson
W. Beers
W. B. Mossman
McClear
James McKay
Charles “McCulloch
W.W. Gilbert
Ib.h. Merritt
Fee. Hoffman
F. Ly ‘Tuft
B. H.kicklang
J Sullivan
Alex Staub
A. Mergentheim
J. M. Landenberger
G. G. Guild
de. A.P. ‘Buchman
J. i Oor. Lane
RB. Abnad
David J.B. Monting
Knights of Pythias Memorial Day Observance
The Knights of Pythias of Pirt Swayne Stin observe the memorial day with Wayne lodge UO Hod Pagenix unit joining the procession. Members will march to Linden Cemetery where a bell will toll and the Citizens’ procession will depart, with several prominent figures attending.
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Knights of Pythias of Pirt Swayne
Wayne Lodge UO
Eqre man Hohnraus Overcome by Heat At City Job
Mr Peter G Holmhann foreman of city street repair work was overcome by heat near the pollen station. He was carried to the city hospital where his condition was at first serious. Dr A Macbeth attending states the heart action is irregular and weak.
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Peter G. Holmhann
Sn Wiley
Itis Hina
A. Macbeth
Holmaaus
Saya
Victim of Shooting Condition Improves After Incident
Clarence Dullettan, shot recently by Avro Donne, remains in serious but not life threatening condition. Doctors report stability, though the patient shows no immediate danger of death as he recovers from injuries at the local hospital.
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Clarence Dullettan
Avro Donne
Lemar
Grike
The Greatest Strike Scandal Story
A compact report outlines a major labor dispute, detailing key figures, company names, and locations involved. The narrative highlights allegations, responses from unions and management, and potential implications for workers and policies across the region.
Grand jury to hear details of Chicago bribery scheme
Chicago June 15 1905 state attorney Healy says the biggest scam in the city may emerge from today’s grand jury disclosures by John G. Deiscoll formerly of the Associated Wheelings and Trutes and the Teamsters union Healy says the extent of bribery and conspiracy far surpasses prior charges and will yield sensational results Witnesses names include prominent businessmen and union leaders Driscoll produced checkbooks and cancelled checks to support claims of collusion between coal wagon owners and the Teamsters union Shea president of the union allegedly received $8000 during the stockyard strike and may face charges as investigation continues
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Chicago
Heglay
Tie Grand Jury
Duchness Mtn
Eadlog
Dtute's
Sivbyioenna
Driscoll
Bulb State
Healey
Fake
Seareck
Dascollalee
Shea
Teamsters
Stock Yard
Gener
Sie
Drisaot
Geminded
Ibis Monty
Turbulent Naval Shakeup Reverberates in Imperial Court
The article reports the retirement of Grand Duke Alexis and Admiral Avellan amid a broad campaign of criticism against the navy. It notes rumors, official explanations awaiting days, and speculation on successors including Vice Admiral Bircliff and Admiral Choubin. An Associated Press observer describes a tense scene with the Grand Duke in palace closets and a driver without imperial livery.
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Ady
Mexis
Avelinn
Alexander Ll
Tassin
Shiys
Alexis
Avellan
Sea of Twyan
Marine Department
Department
Clade
Grand Duke
Averlan Hee
Bircliff
Vlasivostok Ane
Choubuin
Black Sea
Message of gratitude from Confederate veterans convention
A garbled June 16 message from Dr. Lucis expresses appreciation for greetings sent by the United Confederate Veterans convention. The text conveys emphasis on unity and readiness to defend the country, reflecting wartime sentiments and solidarity among veterans.
Secretary of State Hay Arrives in Ill Health
Secretary of State John Hay returned from Encore on the Baltic and appeared frail though improved. A White House messenger delivered a document to him aboard the revenue cutter, while Roosevelt’s aides hinted envoys in Russo Japanese peace talks would meet in Washington. Hay declined to reveal the message’s contents.
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New York
John Hay
Encore
Roosevelt
White House
Mc. Hay
Hay
Jat
Washington
Wisconsin Sug M Beats Fort Wagen Elected President
Fort Wagen leaders say M Beats was elected president of the Tita Confederate Veterans. The Indiana GLA A. A. returns greetings in a show of patriotic sentiment. Judge 5 M Hens chosen as district delegate.
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Wis
Sug M Beats
Fort Wagen
Guests of Fort Wayne for a Day
A gathering in Fort Wayne brings Dr W J Gillette of Toledo as president and Dr Sen of Chicago delivering a notable address on the use of iodine in surgery. The day features two Chicago speakers, an informal smoker, varied entertainment, and a large professional turnout from Indiana Ohio and Michigan.
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Sen
Huss
Sevsnik
Sturt
Chicago
Alfred C. Grofion
Bnaht
G. Prank
Lyilsion
Lidiana
Witt
Michigan
Rrb
Atwood
Montpelier
Ohio
Budd Sweringen
Charles’Stoltz
South Bend
Tutestin
Maurice Rosethal
G. ‘We McCasker
F. Porter
William.j. Gillette
Teledo
Charles D. Aaron
Detroit
Mich
Bright
Alfred C. Crottan
Albert T. Bulsow
Ferk Wayne
Wdc
Breisacher
Yank Lydsion
Chie
Madison Delegates Lead G A R Rumble and Rallies
Greensburg candidate Tackett wins a heated Indiana G A R referendum over three months seller Barlow. A large Greensburg delegation organized a rival slate, while officers and delegates to the national encampment were elected across districts. Other elected leaders include medical director Dr Warren King and chaplain Rev Lewis King, with Women’s Relief Corps officers named. The governor's party arrived aboard the Indiana steamer as a band greeted the crowd.
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Madison
M. C. Tackett
Greensburg
Elemmantor
Indiana
G R
James M
Barlow
Plainfiald
Greeneburg
Tackett
Fackett
Skall
Grand Army
Gbal Baz
Lafayette
H. D. Mory
Ryanaville
J. Han Petersburg
James RK
Tenry
Gosport
James J. Miller
Jeffersonville
John H. Shamrack
Williamsport
Jays McBeth
Monticello
John
Clevenger
Manchester
William H. Wilson
Avabash
Hench
Fort, Wayne
Jonathan Pickerell
Argos
John Peterson
Warsaw
Warren Rking
Lewis King
Columbus
Amos R. Walters
Fort ,Wayne
John M. Hammell
Council
John D. Alexander
Bedford
Andrew Pile
New Albany
T. Jackson
Rushville
William
Nettie Wink
Knights- Wawn
Lyla Swift
Indianapolis
Sue W. Hult
Elkhart
Mabel Teague
Minnie Wink
Kalentstown
Mire
Lola « Calvert
Scottsburg
Malisea Caylor
Noblesville
Made Howard
Montpelier
Ind
Beals
G. A. BR
Presient
Sue M
Fort Wayne
Seatoellor
Eliza Browning
Caroline Banks
Hanley Dines
Hatly Ant
Inftiana Br le Indianapolis Nowe Newsboys
Sai Rt
Concordia College Class of 66 Deliver Excelling Exercises
A large Concordia College commencement marked by excellent addresses and a bright musical program. Graduates delivered orations in German Greek and English with salutatory by Rev. Eubl Storguelwer and valedictorian G Hoyer. Kuchenbecker discussed American policy and colonial expansion amid patriotic tone and class songs.
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Theological Seminary
Concordia College
Ittma Adater
Old Goncordia
Bublits
Bingen
Ind
Eekmeter
Germany
J. Tesa Tiiwborie
N.Y
TL Berzer
Springheld
Til
Hoyer
Plutsturg
Pay J
Kunbenbecker
Hamolond
Ted
Rel
Weing
Cordii
Eubl Storguelwer
Trinity
North
Elde
Hiteself
Concordia
G. Hoyer
Burg
Ski
P.bublite
Yj Wan
Lossky
Kuchenbecker
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Avatlan
Strehend
Ley
Washington City
M.D. Tackett
G. A.B
Amos. A Walter
Fort
Ladies of the
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Tita Confederate Veterans
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Ment
5. M. Hens
Tristate Medical Society
W. J. Gillette
Toledo
W. J Gillette
Awren
Shemstress
Aletolus Sea
Wr. Sen
Herselves
Wayne’ Club
Apollo Quartet
Robert Morriz
F. Wi Urbahns
J. Griswold
Lytision
Lening
Old Concordia
Tion
Wiliam Weiler
P. Vindach
Mr. K. Trautnist
Tinlin
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