Admiral Togo Wins Naval Victory in Korea Straits
Reports from Nagasaki to Washington claim Admiral Togo defeated Vice Admiral Rojestvensky in the Straits of Korea. Twelve Russian vessels were destroyed or disabled, with two transports and two torpedo boat destroyers sunk, signaling a major Japanese victory in the Oriental seas.
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Dana Cable
Rojestnesky
Washington
Rofestvensky
Straits of Korea
Nagasaki
State Department
Korean Straits
Tokio
Che Foo
Shanghai
Viladvostok
Rojestvensky
Port Arthur
Japan
Presidential Bee Buzzing in Uncle Joe Cannon’s Ear
Washington whispers say Speaker Joseph Cannon shows signs of reconsidering a presidential bid at age 72. Once believed retired from the race, allies note he is listening to the buzzing of the presendential bee and could enter the contest.
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Uncle Joe” Cannon
Washington
Uncle Joe Cannon
Uncle Joe
Baron Alphonse Rothschild Dies in Paris
Baron Alphonse de Rothschild head of the Paris banking house and governor of the Bank of France died at his home Friday morning from bronchitis aggravated by gout. The financier had been sinking for days and left a legacy of lavish charity including a recent gift of 2,000,000 dollars for workers housing.
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Paris
Alphonse de Rothschild
Rothschild
Bank of France
Alphonse
Fleet Ready to Maneuver in Chesapeake Bay Event
United States warships of the coast squadron of the North Atlantic fleet are assembled at Annapolis except the cruiser Newark. The vessels will embark midshipmen on Saturday and begin evolutions June 8 lasting until June 17 in joint army and navy maneuvers.
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Annapolis
United States
Army and Navy
Chesapeake Bay
Newark
Valleyo Sailor Sets Navy Target-Record at San Pablo Bay
In San Pablo bay Vallejo California apprentice Kampter Horne Scott aboard the reel torpedo boat Peeble broke the American navy record in target practice. He fired a six pound gun at a distance of 1 000 yards and hit the target 19 times in 20 shots as the Preble moved at ten knots.
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Navy
Vallejo
Cal
San Pablo Bay
Kampter Horne Scott
Peeble
Scott
China Warned North of Tie Pass Seeks Territory
A brief item notes warnings issued about potential territorial moves north of Tie Pass. Details are sparse but indicate tensions and possible shifts in regional boundaries.
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Tie Pass
Diavolo Fatally Injured in Circus Loop the Loop Accident
Owensboro Kentucky special Arthur Holden known as Diavolo is in dying condition from injuries after attempting the loop the loop act at the carnival here.
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Diavolo
Owensboro
Arthur Holden
Japanese expansion threat and European alliance call
The author argues Japan seeks colonies and warns that the yellow peril endangers India Java Indo China and the Philippines. He urges the five European powers and the United States to unite, defend colonial territories, and deploy a combined fleet near Japanese ports to deter expansion.
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Parie Cable
United States
Marcel Dubois
Little Brown Men
India
Holland
Java
France
Indo-China
Philippines
Europe
North America
Japan
Pontius Pilate
Russia
Germany
England
Asiatic
America
Lost $61,000 in Two Poker Games
Chicago Special: It cost Jacob Cohen a Jacksonville merchant $48,000 for one night in Chicago and $13,000 for a game in Terre Haute. He told Bankruptcy Referee E. 8. Robinson the particulars. Creditors of Cohen, through their counsel, are trying to discover the whereabouts of $61,000 which the merchant is charged with having disposed of.
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Chicago
Jacob Cohen
Jacksonville
Ill
Terre Haute
E. 8. Robinson
Cohen
Pike's Peak Road Reaches Summit With First Train
Colorado Springs reports Pike's Peak cog road reaches its summit with the first train of the year. A tram force of 100 men worked six weeks, removing 4,000,000 cubic feet of ice and snow from the right of way to complete the ascent.
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Pike’s Peak
Colorado Springs
Colo
King Oscar Refuses Signing Cede at Ministers' Sitting
At a council of ministers Oscar declined to sign the ae eee their cede but the king refused to accept the...
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Oscar
Chrasitiania
Council of Ministers
Ae Eee
Trouble Threatened in Crete and Greek Unrest
The Sorpes de Chevalier, strayers Tourmente, cruiser Gleber and Toulon Cable were ordered to prepare for Crete amid reports of a failed effort to unite Crete with Greece. The move signals rising tension as authorities respond to the crisis.
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Crete
Toulon
A Sorpes Sootes de Chevalier
Strayers Tourmente
Gleber
Ceae A Ton
Greece
Vesuvius Activity Noted in Naples Cable Report
Naples officials report phase of activity at Mount Vesuvius as covered by local cable news. The report notes ash and steam emissions with potential risk to nearby areas, urges monitoring and readiness for any warnings.
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Vesuvius
Actie
Naples
Mt. Vesuvius
Tragedy Follows Love Triangle In Savanna Case
In Savanna Illinois a leading figure Pulford, former state legislator, is linked to the murder of Attorney Berry. Berry’s death followed a jealous feud sparked by a relationship with Pulford’s wife. Pulford shot himself after authorities questioned him, leaving a tale of romance and financial rise amid scandal.
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Savanna
Daniel 8
Pulford
Berry
Ford
Jinks
Hanover
Illinois
Commercial Bank
Three Corpses Reported After Engine Collision at Canton
In Canton Ohio a Pennsylvania passenger train struck a pilot wreck at 10 o clock injuring none but causing instant death of Mr Gust Miller of Louisville and Mrs Howell and her daughter Anna of South Bend Indiana. The engine left the track and returned with Mr Miller’s body found at the scene just outside the village.
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Canton ,O
Gust Miller
Louisville
Howell
Anna
South Bend
Ind
Bulgaria Buys Ships for Russia Amid Rail Aid
London Cable reports Bulgaria has purchased four armored cruisers and three torpedo boat destroyers from Argentina for Russia. The vessels will be transferred from Bulgarian to Russian flag at New Guinea. Bulgaria will receive rolling stock worth 2,500,000 dollars for its railways as the commission.
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Bulgaria
Russia
London
Solar
The
Daily Chronicle
New Guinea
Novelist Gorki Faces Bigamy Charge in St. Petersburg
Maxim Gorki has been summoned to appear before the courts to answer a bigamy charge. A woman claiming to be his wife alleges he has taken another woman, an act that could involve legal consequences for the novelist.
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Gorki
St. Petersburg
Maxim Gorki
Promoter of Arctic Explorations Dies in Connecticut
The obituary notes the death of a promoter linked to Arctic exploration ventures based in Stamford Connecticut. He was associated with Zeigier a capital investor in exploration projects. The text references a country place at Callender's Point in Darien and an event on Wednesday.
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Stamford
Conn
Zeigier
Aled Wedn
Peefee 9 Sound
Callender’s Point
Darien
Sams Kan Me Aa taped Wan a tox er Bent 7 ea
The record presents a fragmented OCR line mentioning Sams Kan Me Aa and Bent 7, with unclear associations and no coherent events or names.
Garter Case In Million Dollar Breach Suit
The Supreme Court hears a breach of marriage case involving Therine Foillon and defendants Gould Brokaw and the million dollar Grub man. The action seeks a large monetary award in a proceeding begun before the court.
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Therine Foillon
Gould Brokaw
Supreme Court
Ohio Republicans Nominate Ticket in Quiet Convention
In Columbus Ohio a largely uneventful convention endorsed party slate for fall elections with almost no opposition. General Harris, former governor, spoke against lobbyists and urged a legislature free from special interests while supporting Roosevelt era anti monopoly enforcement and stricter railroad rebate penalties.
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Columbus
Republicans
Ohio
Harris
William McKintwo
Herrick
General Assembly of
Roosevelt
Supreme Court of the United States
Sean
Republican Congress
Oig field's Narrow Escape on Harlem Track
Chicago special reports Barney ek the most daring automobile in the world narrowly escaped a fatal crash at mile 92 on Wednesday. He bled from Flying Green the powerful machine after a dramatic race around Harlem, risking his life a hundred times in the escape.
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Chicago
Harlem
Barney Ek
Green
Eacape
Bearmouth Hold-Up Foiled by Engineer and Messenger
A lone bandit attempted an eastbound North Coast Limited robbery at Bearmouth Montana but failed after Engineer Wilson and Express Messenger Laub acted swiftly. The robber threatened explosion, tied the crew, blew open the car door, but was knocked unconscious by a blows from Messenger Laub and seized by the crew before being handed to county officials in Drummond.
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Missoula
Mont
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific
Bearmouth
Drummond
Wilson
Laub
Slayer of Husband to Hang
The Vermont Supreme Court denies Mary M. Rogers a new trial in the murder case of her husband. Governor Bell’s reprieve expires June 2, making the scheduled execution pending possible commutation by the governor.
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Montpelier
Mary M. Rogers
Supreme Court of Vermont
Bell
Streu Claims a Higher Station in Servian Heir Claim
Paul Minnesota report states Theodore Maximilian Streu a Rock Island Railroad station agent at County Line Iowa forwarded to the State Department an affidavit from Servia proving him the rightful heir to the Servian throne. Streu declares he is a direct descendant of King Lazar who was killed by the Turks in 1704.
Looping the Loop in Court Demonstration
In Paris a courtroom experiment will recreate a casino loop. A wax figure will ride an automobile around a small scale loop to illustrate the fatal incident of Mile. Randal in a court hearing.
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Paris
Mile
Randal
Casino de Paris
Equitable Company to Have New Management Headed by Cortelyou
Washington reports reliable news that the Equitable Assurance Company of New York has settled its troubles with a new management likely including Postmaster General Cortelyou. Also, Hill and Harriman resolved their Northern Securities merger suit with all court proceedings to be stopped. These settlements boosted stock prices.
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Washington
Equitable Assurance Company of
New York
Cortelyou
Hill
Harriman
Northern Securities
Schultz drives father to county poor farm in Texas
Lincoln Neb Special reports Joseph Scholtz a wealthy grocer began driving an expensive car after lessons and took his aged father to the county poor farm where the superintendent admitted the old man as a county charge. County commissioners will act to compel Scholtz to remove his father and support him at home.
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Lincoln, Neb
Joseph Scholtz
Schultz
Bill to aid illegitimate child vetoed in New York
Governor Higgins vetoed a bill titled An act for the relief of Adelia Queenie Barker that sought to legitimize her as the illegitimate offspring of Charles Bell Barker and Adelia Gertrude Stringer. He called the measure an insult to wives and womanhood.
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Albany
N. Y
Higgins
Adelia Queenie Barker
Charles Bell Barker
Adelia Gertrude Stringer
Explosives in Her Heel Found in Pa Yard
In Connellsville district attorney Hudson's office a woman's shoe with a hollow heel contained four exploding caps and nitroglycerin. Mrs Engle of Uniontown reported finding the shoes in her yard and discovering the hollowed heel and caps arranged on iron pegs.
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Connellsville
Hudson
Engle
Uniontown
Stanford Case Revived in Honolulu Reward Ad
Advertisement offers $1,000 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of those responsible for Mrs. Jane Lathrop Stanford's death in Honolulu. Signed by Welton Stanford of Schenectady, a nephew of the late Senator Leland Stanford.
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San Francisco
Jane Lathrop Stanford
Honolulu
Welton Stanford
Schnectady
N. Y
Leland Stanford
Hobson Wedded at Last in Tuxedo Park
The marriage of Miss Grizelda Houston Hull to Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson occurred Thursday at the Hull residence in Tuxedo Park New York. The ceremony was private due to a relative’s death and Captain Hobson’s brother Lieutenant James M Hobson served as best man.
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Hobson
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Grizelda Houston Hull
Geo. H. Hull
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Baptists Reject Rockefeller Aid After Cyclone Loss
Members of a Kansas church withdraw appeals to John D. Rockefeller for church reconstruction after a cyclone destroyed their building. Church ladies claim Rockefeller's help would come with gold stolen from oil operators in their state.
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Kansas
Toronto
Kan
Baptist Church
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Back Talk Fines Hit Manager in National League
New York National League manager Mc Graw receives a $160 fine and a 15 day suspension for using offensive language toward Pittsburgh club president Dreyfuns.
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New York
McGraw
New York National League’ Baseball
Dreyfuns
Pittsburg
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