Emperor Trepov Granted Near Dictatorial Powers in Russia
Telegrams report Tsarist edict elevates Governor General Trepov to control police and suppress revolutionary activity. The ukase gives power to close assemblies suspend societies and act to preserve order, signaling persistence in war and autocratic governance amid naval defeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Rojestvensky
Hats
Trepoli
Rydzefsky
Department of Police
Trepoli Glyan
Trepoff
Ukase
Hhin
Ships of the defeated fleet reach Manila amid repair talks
Admiral Enquist and three damaged ships, the Oleg and Anrorm and denmtehin, arrive in Manila seeking permission to repair and provision. 148 wounded aboard, many transported to ManilaSum hospital. The U S Navy considers keeping them in Manila for repairs amid neutrality rules and ongoing war considerations.
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Grae
Bia
Enggniet
Huss
Manila Bay
Wuaehington
Dane
Enquia
Oleg
Anrorm
Denmtehin
Manila
Tele Sum
Aduwird
United States
Mails Harbor
Marns
Adamtnt Emigquist
Prin
Genel Wright
Goveror Wright
Enquist
Wright
Demantle and Interne
Narita Gero
Unclear fragmentary scene with naval officers and dignitaries
A garbled report describes Governor Wright and Rear Admiral Baquist in a governor's corridor. Mentions Prince Peterten and a hospital scene at Russfate. Claims of ship war damage and East state incidents are unreadable.
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Wright
Maquist
Baquist
Prince Peterten
Russfate
Roosevelt Offers Peace Mediation Prompts Global Favor
In St Petersburg on June 7 President Roosevelts offer of mediation for peace draws broad approval from press and public. Only Novoe Vremya dissents, arguing peace may be less essential than countering foreign and internal enemies. Officials doubt a formal offer was made to the emperor via Cassini.
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St Petersburg
Roosevelt
Gamic
Novoe Vremya
Cassini
Chin
Amhissador Meyer
RIOT AT A DEMONSTRATION IN ST PETERSBURG
A great demonstration near Tsarskoe-Selo drew 6 000 people to honor sailors who died in the naval disaster in the Sea of Japan. Police clashed with marchers as a colonel led rioters with a sword. Several speeches followed before authorities dispersed the crowd.
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St. Petersburg
Pavlovsk Gardens
Tsarskoe-Selo
Sea of Japan
M. Novikot
Vidyor
Baku
Galdier
Chicago and St Louis play by scores in scattered games
A misshapen report lists multiple college and city matchups with scores against Chicago Boston New York Philadelphia St Louis Detroit Cleveland and Milwaukee, including Pittsburg and Des Moines. The fragment hints at a Saturday slate with several second games and a Denver-Colorado Springs pair.
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Chicago
Dime
St. Louis
St. Louis Ly
Chicaiga
Sinniday
St. Bonis
Des Moines
Denver
Colorado Springs
Gingham
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Libel Charges Heighten Teamsters Conflict in Chicago
Cornelius Shea and Albert Young face criminal libel charges tied to a Montgomery Ward strike dispute. Thorne seeks 25000 dollars in damages, alleging Shea and Young made slanderous statements to newspapers and reporters about payoffs and calls for a strike against Sears Roebuck. Twenty indictments from the May grand jury relate to the teamsters case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cornelius T. Shea
International Brotherhood of Termsters
Robert J.thorne
Montgomery Ward & Co
Shea
S HL Hethen
United States Circuit Court
Ly Thorne
Vibe
Thorne
Sears, Hoebuck & Co
Pethea
Teamsters
Love
Unclear fragment on union drivers and employer banishment
Fragmentary passage notes conflict over union drivers being re employed to boycott express companies and employers demanding the removal of an exposed union member. Only two points noted as subjects of revolishment.
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Bute
Young Duchess Welcomed in Berlin Crowds Cheer Arrival
Cecilia of Mecklenburg Schwerin, soon to wed Crown Prince William, entered Berlin to vast admiration. Crowds waved, rose petals flew, and schoolchildren sang as the 18 year old bride smiled amid jubilant scenes. The Crown Prince, leading his troops, was also warmly received and saluted the crowd.
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Jane
Nuedes
Cecilia
Mechlenting Schwerin
William
Berlin
Sdng
Catrion
Beaudenburg
Gir
Zeigler Mine Fines May Reach Millions in Horror Case
Officials say Riglor Coal Company faces millions in fines for mine violations after the Leiter mine disaster near Zeigler Alabama on April 3 in which three men died. Grand jury indictments target former superintendent Hurd with others facing charges. state mine inspectors faced scrutiny over approvals. Defense employs seasoned counsel as trials loom.
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Springheld
Dune
Reigier Coal Company
Maining Jawa
Zeigler
Merklin County Gram Jury
Leiter
Hurd
Riglr Coal Company
Ivan J. Johns
Atkinson
Trouble for a Paper Trust in Milwaukee Charter Revocation
Milwaukee attorney general L M Sturtevater says he will seek to revoke the General Paper company's charter after the legislature adjourns. He notes evidence obtained in a federal examination and promises action to compel witnesses to testify. He believes the state can force a response if a lawsuit is filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
The
General Paper Co
Milwaukee
General Paper Company
L. M. Sturtevater
Tries to Swallow the Babe in Winder Township
Fragmented tale reports a mother finding her infant attacked by a rattlesnake while home duties in Winder township Shelbyville. The reptile was killed after it attempted to swallow the child, leaving the infant with severe injuries. Also noted: ex representative Movilton, a child death, a family tragedy, a powder explosion in South Mountain shaft, and the death of Mrs Katherine Morrissey.
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Kewatee
Winder Township
Phe
Mouton
Shelbyville
Til
Movilton
Buchanan
Repyuiteios
Wedeewe de
Congress
Dorormaitio
TSSO
TSS
Republican Party
Louisville
Miss
Essie Bostie
Jackson
Camd Go Think Bostle
Saral
Gordon
Ex-Slaves Pension Push Adopts Address at Washington
The ex-slave national convention here for three days adjourned after unanimously adopting an appeal to Congress and the public urging cooperation in extending pension rolls. The resolution seeks pensions for ex slaves of age limits set by Congress.
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Washington
Peace negotiations in strike talks at standstill
Negotiations to end the strike stalled as both sides trade barbs over concessions. President Shea and Lewys Miller blamed each other for the impasse while noting firms suffer daily losses. Strikers demand wage and discrimination concessions before settlement.
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Wwe
Lewys Mliyer
Lie Stvikers
Shea
Dibs
Draelaages
My.hore
Montgomery Wid & Cfo
Tirad
Death of Mining Expert in Chicago June
Peter L. Kimber ly, a prominent mining authority with national and Canadian renown, died of apoplexy. He left an estimated wealth of 10,000 HOU and was a leading figure in mining circles.
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Chicago
Peter L. Kimberly
United States
Canada
Kimberly
Hou
World News Roundup: Senior officials and global events
A fragmentary outline reports the arrival of White House and military figures abroad, including a new posting for Brigadier General George T. Dayts and a reassignment of a veteran officer. It notes a theater of fires and accidents, high damages, and policy pledges affecting Northwestern University, with varied international concerns and security actions.
Death of Gen Boynton Ends Notable Career
General Boynton a Chickamauga park commission head dies at 70 after a complex illness. His remains go to Washington for funeral likely Wednesday or Thursday with interment at Arlington National Cemetery. He served in the Civil War and the Spanish American War, later as a Washington journalist linked to Ohio politics.
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Washington
Arington National Cemetery
Henry van Neks Boynton
Spain
Ohio
Tragic Triple Slaying At Rural Home Near Hibistue
Two girls Madge Dines aged 14 Nettie Hart 10 and a boy George Baldwin 18 found shot to death in an upper room at the Home of Id Dines three miles from the city. Girls slain with a revolver. Boy killed by a shotgun blast. A fourth person is suspected but unnamed. Police unclear on motive and relations beyond Baldwin being a neighbor’s son and friend. Nettie Hart reportedly employed as a domestic.
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Hibistue
Madge Dines
Nettie Hart
George Baldwin
Id Dines
Madge
Iines
Milwaukee Exposition Building Destroyed by Fire
A Milwaukee Exposition building spanning a city block of Fifth to Sixth and Cedar to State streets was completely burned. Loss estimated at 800000, insured for 875000. Fire likely started from an electric light wire.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Exposition
Sixth
State
Hair Tells Character In Odd Hair Beliefs
The passage claims hair color reflects personality and suggests bald men are caring for others. It mentions a Parisian inventor Dandruff perms producing total baldness in weeks. It advertises Newbre's Herpleide to "destroy that cause" and directs sample requests to a Michigan address with a Special Agent note.
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Vref
Subeuraud
Paris
France
Newbre
Herpleide Co
Setroft
Mich
Joseph Emmert
Local cures rejected by women’s health ad claims
A sensational advertorial argues against local treatments for female ailments. It extols internal remedies and a so called Law of Metastasis, warning of false cures and naming Dr Flora Moss Jackson and Dr J H Jackson with private, confidential offices and specific hours.
Excursion Tickets On Sale For Conventions And Expositions
The C M and St Paul offers excursion tickets to Denver for the International Epworth League convention at 26 dollars with June 30 to July dates, to Portland Oregon for the American Medical Association event at 56.50 round trip including several days, and to encampments of the G A R from September 4 to 8 at 20 dollars, with varied August through September travel windows. J B Swearr agent listed.
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C. M. & St. Paul
Denver
Portland
Ore
American Medical Association
J.B. Swearr
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