Tense Morocco dispute strains Franco German ties
Paris reports growing friction between France and Germany over Morocco with officials denying exaggeration in press rumors. Disputes center on French dominance and German opposition, while Britain also factors into a wider European realignment. Fear mounts over a frontier incident triggering a larger crisis as armies remain near the border.
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Paris
France
Germany
Morocco
The
Patrie
the Presse
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Presse
M. Delcasse
Temps
Europe
Russia declines Moroccan arrangement stance in Petersburg
The foreign office in St. Petersburg states Russia has not entered into any agreement on Morocco. It notes powers may unite on a general policy and Russia would join if it becomes their concern, but the matter is not considered Russia's affair.
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ST. Petersburg
Foreign Office
Russia
Morocco
Italy and Austria Accept Morocco Conference Invitation
Wastington June 16 The state department has been advised Italy and Austria accept the invitation to participate in a conference for Morocan affairs. The invitation was issued by the Moroccan government at Germanys initiative.
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State Department
Italy
Austrin
Morocco
Germany
National Interstate Telephone associations to merge
Indianapolis June 16 report that the national convention in Chicago at the Auditorium hotel will finalize a merger between the National and Interstate telephone associations. James B. Hoge of Cleveland and Theodore Gary of Macon lead the effort with many delegates expected, and committees already appointed.
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Indianapolis
National Interstate Telephone Associations
Chicago
Auditorium Hotel
James BR. Hoge
Cleveland
Theodore Gary
Macon
United States
Indiana Independent Movement Meetings Planned Locally
Officials announce meetings set for July 19 at the Auditorium to prepare for convention coverage. Indiana representatives will convene at the Auditorium Hotel at 9 50 a m on June 20. The program features many prominent figures tied to the independent movement from across the United States.
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Indiana
Auditorium
United States
Governor Hanly Busy With July and August Talks
Governor Hanly will not accept speaking engagements in July and August due to state tax board meetings. He spoke at the Girls Industrial School and will address the Indianapolis College of Law graduating class on Apostles of the Law, then travel to Toledo for a union church meeting. He has June engagements at Butler College Aurora Paoli Greencastle Terre Haute Chautauqua and Epworth League convention with Christian Character and Public Life as the theme.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Hanly Hag
Tax Board
Girls’ Industrial School
Indianapolis College of Law
Apostles of the Law
Toledo
Valentine Theatre
Butler College
Aurora
Paoli
Old Settlers
Mier Bank Incorporation and Related Business Filings
Indianapolis June 16 The Mier state bank Ligonier is formally incorporated with capital of 50000. Solomon Mier is president and Hubert Westerfield cashier. The bank has a Fort Wayne branch. Articles for the Automatic Advertising Company Indianapolis with 100000 capital list directors Alvin T Hert Robert Finch and Clarence F Bicknell. Hert and Bicknell own the Wayne News. Other filings include East Chicago Paint and Decorating East Chicago capital 5000 directors Frank W Clinton Howard G Stevens and Harry Rosenthal. Athletic Park Association Auburn annual stock 500 directors William H Keckler J W McClellan and Glen C Henderson. Wilbur Ryman Muncie named Indiana agent for Union Oil Company Arizona capital 250000, 319000 represented in this state.
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Indianapolis
Mier State Bank
Ligonier
Solomon Mier
Hubert Westerfield
Mier Bank
Fort Warne
Automatic Advertising Company
Alvin T. Hert
Robert ©. Finch
Clarence F. Bicknell
Hert
Bicknell
Art Wayne News
East Chicago
Frank W. Clinton
Howard G. Stevens
Harry Rosenthal
Athletic Park Association
Auburn
William H. Keckler
J. ¥. W. McClellan
Glen C. Henderson
Wilbur Ryman
Muncie
Indiana
Union Oil Company
Arizona Capital
Credit Men Elect Officers At National Meeting
The National Association of Credit Men adjourned in Memphis after a three day session and set next year’s gathering for Baltimore Maryland. Officers elected were President O C Fessenden New York Vice President Frank M Gettys Louisville Secretary Treasurer Charles Meek New York. Directors named were Charles G Rapp Philadelphia Henry P Smith Chicago and C D MacLaren St Paul. Baltimore won the bid for the year meeting after Los Angeles withdrew. The convention praised President Roosevelt for his peace efforts in the Far East and leadership in the current peace drive.
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Memphis
Tenn
National Association of Credit Men
Baltimore
O. CG. Fessenden
New York
Frank M. Gettys
Louisville
Charles Meek
Charles G. Rapp
St Augustine's academy holds fifty ninth commencement with honors
The fifty ninth annual exercises at St Augustine's academy were held in Library hall before a large audience. Valedictorian Frances Veith and music medalist Mary Moran led graduates Alice Dittoe and Helen Franke with honors and diplomas for Agnes Logan, Margaret Monahan, Margaret Murphy, Florence Baker, Juanita Ward, and Edna Bricker. Bishop Alerding gave a talk blending humor and wisdom, urging lifelong learning and moral refinement, followed by Father Roche presenting diplomas amid a warm, floral ceremony and musical program.
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St. Augustine's Academy
Library Hall
Frances Veith
Mary Moran
Alice Dittoe
Helen Franke
Agnes Logan
Margaret Monahan
Margaret Murphy
Florence Baker
Juanita Ward
Edna Bricker
Bewildered Lirevitch Faces Japanese Strategy in Near Battle
London reports that peace talks are unlikely for a month as a Japanese forward movement continues despite the rainy season. Russian Linovitch’s forces are enveloped, with Gunshe Pass depot and light railroads aiding retreat, while Kawmaura’s Yala army coordinates with other Japanese forces for forthcoming stirrings.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Tokio
Gunshe Pass
Linovitch
Linevitech
Morning Post
Omoso
Kawmaura
Yala
Greatest on Earth Circus Arrives with Free Morning Show
A citywide circus day centers on Barnum & Bailey Greatest Show on Earth coming to town. Massive preparations unfold in railroad yards with elephants, cages, and animal displays. A free 10 20 to 11 am exhibition on grounds precedes 2 pm and 6 pm performances, with a parade canceled to manage scale.
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Tao
Barnum & Bailey
Flo
Mie
Veurieia de Tiers
Volo
Valitant
America
Witzmans
Delhi
Much Talk but No Action Over Vincennes Reducing Plant
City council committee meeting ends with no decisions as talks on the Vincennes reducing plant and the Bush garbage contract yield little progress. Seventeen members present, Wiebho and others absent, secretary Woodworth reads contracts, a postponement is urged to compare existing Schele terms with a proposed new plan. annual garbage costs are reviewed from 1902 and 1903 figures.
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Bryusius
Pearse
Vincennes
Bush
Wiebho
Baker
Polster
Woodworth
Brosius
Schele
Mr. Bresius
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Spectacular Night Show Details and Presale Tickets Given
The program announces the Dip or Dearth and the Volo nets as early parts of the night show. Reserved seats go on sale all day at Meyer Bros. Co. drug store Calhoun and Columbia streets and after hours at the Hamilton addition in Bloomingdale at the Huffman street car line north.
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Meyer Bros. Co
Calhoun
Columbia Streets
Hamilton Addition
Bloomingdale
Huffman
Choate Receives NY Bar Honor Amid Cleveland Arrival
New York June 16 Joseph H Choate former ambassador to Great Britain was honored by the New York Bar with a reception attended by more than 1000 guests including former President Grover Cleveland and Alton B Parker. Choate spoke as bearer of goodwill from the English bar and presented a marble bust of Lord Charles Russell Killowen to the New York Bar. Cleveland praised the bar and his return to public life amid applause.
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New York
Joseph H. Chote
Great Diitein
New York Bar Assechtion
the Associaion
Elihu Root
Choate
Grover Cleveland
Alton B. Parker
Inglish Bar Association
New York Bar Association
Lord Charles Russell
Killowen
England
Cleveland
Bar Association
Half a Million in Taxes in Allen County and Fort Wayne
A balance sheet by County Auditor Smith shows total taxes collected up to May 1 reaching 520,354.90 for state, county, city and town purposes. The list breaks out state school and educational taxes, county road, township taxes, building funds, and city levies, with the road receipt tax not included as county holds receipts rather than cash.
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Smith
Allen County
Ctty
Fort Wayne
Benevolent Institution
New Court House
City of
Reception to Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks
A June 16 reception in Bloomington honored Vice-President Fairbanks and Mrs. Fairbanks at W E Fairbanks home in Mansfield. Several hundred Central Illinois residents attended as the vice president spoke for about twenty minutes.
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Fairbanks
Bloomington
Wep. Fairbanks
Oat Mansfield
Central Mlinots
Million Dollar Telephone Deal in Cleveland
A Toledo backed syndicate led by Harry Ashbrooke bought about one third of the Cuyahoga Telephone Co in Cleveland. Financed by James Bristey Secor Bell and other prominent independent telephone men the Toledo organized group plans no change in management.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Steno
Peace Plans Progress Nicely With Armistice Signs Loom
News on June 16 reports talks between Tokyo and St. Petersburg envisioning a brief armistice for Manchuria to ease the path to an eventual Washington conference. It outlines potential Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries led by Nelidoff and Marquis Ito, with Takahira suggested for Japan and Baron Rosen for Russia, plus language preferences and ceremonial details.
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Washington
Plains of
Manchuria
Tokio
St. Petersburg
Linovitch
Oyama
Russia
M. Nelidoff
Paris
Marquis Ito
Privy Council
Yamagata
Japan
Takahira
Mr. Takahira
Woud
Baron Rosen
Ruropatkin
White House
Europe
United States
The
Hague
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