Internment of Russian War Vessels at Manila Harbor
In Washington on June 6 the fate of Russian cruisers in Manila Bay was clarified. Acting Secretary Loomis said the ships would be interned if they did not leave within 24 hours, to await the end of hostilities. The action mirrors Lena's internment in San Francisco and sets a neutrality rule against in port repairs.
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Wshington
Department of State
United States
Manila Bay
Loomis
Manila Harbor
Morton Exyplaine
Morton
Admiral Enquist
Navy Department
Lena
San Francisco
Teli
Anghor
Uncle Sam
Rusaia
Manila
Enquist Learns His PATE Manila Warships Tense
Major General Corbin answered Rear Admiral Enquist’s call as a 13 gun salute marked his departure from the Russian flagship. Washington’s ultimatum was delivered via Executive Secretary Verguson, demanding either sailing or dismantling within 24 hours. Repairs have begun on the ships. A two funnel warship, likely Japanese, moved northwest of Luzon and seven Japanese torpedo boat destroyers were reported off Corregidor island.
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Manila
Corbin
Enquist
Verguson
Ror Addmiral Wingquist
Washington
St. Petersburg
Luzon
Corregidor Island
Peace Prospects in the Roaring War Mediation Efforts
Reports from Paris London and Washington note talks with Taka ira the Japanese minister and other diplomats about mediation efforts. No definite peace action or intervention appears forthcoming as Russia continues the war. British government shows no move to intervene though aware of Japan France terms. Sir Thomas Barclay is cited as a leading peace advocate in Britain.
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Cleschitstadts
Mancheria
Korea
Port Arthur
Vindivostok
Dapan His
Vidivosstok
Sine Datin
Russia
Washington
Far East
White House
Takahira
Jusserand
Nist O'Bierne
Matthires
Paka- Kira
Fakle
London
Roosevelt
Takaira
Count Cassini
Wington
Mussian
Foreign Office
Japan
France
Lussin
Thomas Barclay
Thomas
Zemetvo Congress Prohibited Amid Turmoil In Moscow
Moscow June 6. The all-Russian zemstvo congress slated to meet with delegates from many cities and mayors was prohibited triggering indignation as delegates threaten to defy the order. Social Revolutionary and League delegates seek common action while officials fear unrest amid strong calls for an immediate ceasefire of hostilities. St Petersburg journalists hold a police-free meeting demanding a constituent assembly and revolution.
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Moscow
Amore
Snl
Social Revolutionaries
League of Leagues
St. Petersburg
Unies
Neva
Fron
Lowor Jeaders
Unclear outline of political and international events
The text references Warren A. Carpenter in Woosh and Deen nominated for Rhode Island governor, mentions Suez Canal dividend, an ambassador Willely, city measures in Cleveland, a national plumbers convention, master cotton spinner congress in Manchester, and a controversial murder-suicide case in Tillshere Ohio.
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Warren A. Carpenter
Woosh
Dues Deen
Rhace Tshind
Soeilish Party
Suez Cann Cate Pany
Willely
Wingsb
Frem
United States
Candin
Chogiamath
Fuiilway Speein
Clevehtmd Hive
Pennsylvania Katlodd
Elinimien
Atlanti
Manchester
International Cotton Trust
al I
Tillshere, O
Ballwin
Mudge Tones
Neltie Hart
Shea Sent to Prison in Chicago Strike Case
Camneline Shea, head of the International Brotherhood of Yeamsters, and union leader McGee were jailed on conspiracy charges but released after bonds were posted. The two-hour detention followed a tense exchange with Sheriff Barrett as deputies moved them from a saloon to the jail. Bonds were secured by their attorneys. additional labor figures later appeared to post bonds or provide affidavits.
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Chicago
Camneline
Shea
International Brotherhood of Yeamsters
Whith
Hough McGee
Juck Drivers’ Union
Grann
Hall
Sheri Barrett
Sherifs
Siet
Washington Boulevard
Sherif
McGee
Phere
Lasses
Woran
Wilson
Seta Thein Hoth
Janet Whitman
Wells
Tutuil
Teamsters Strike Talks Collapse as Mayer Demands Written Authority
Chicago June 6 The stearosters sought talks with employers but failed to meet Mayer the employers’ attorney demands. He refused to meet without written power to bind the strike and warned no further conferences will occur. The Teamsters Joint Council planned a committee to push a settlement with large State street stores, while merchants insist all boycott parties must join any accord.
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Chicago
Stearosters
Employers’ Association
Mayer
Thtre
Teamsters
Teamsters’ Joint Council
Kiter
Tistead
State Street
Hve
Contempt Appeal Boosts Case Toward Circuit Court
Bernard Mallican and John L. Pennie win wider contempt sentence appeal at Crosscnp’s Court as the case outfits toward the United States circuit court. Testimony aims to show a link between charges and the same underlying precepts of duty and the public interest in law and order amid disputes over rights to testify and arrest outcomes. The report notes other terrorism and conspiracy bills, plus a separate incident in Montgomery Ward court with Carrigan and two Black individuals, including arrest contradictions and fines.
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Chighige
Bernard Mallican
John TL
Pennie
Dudew Crosscnp
Appedds
Hall Owas
Albert Otte
Morphy
Goodneh
Eid
Montgomery
Notuscat
Dibadel Carrigan
Hocesty Frenuin
Statue for the President at White House
Washington June 6 President Roosevelt received a beau tiful equestrian statuette of himself as colonel of the Rough Riders. The gift came from Miss Jane Sendder of New York, a MacMonnies pupil, at the White House. Roosevelt expressed pleasure and joked about the honor.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
MacMonnies
White House
Lnet Sendder
New York
St. Gaudens
Mac Monnies
Demand for Free Delivery Services Expands Across Districts
Washington reports show continued strong demand for rural free delivery with 4 708 petitions for new services and 2 178 existing routes. New routes started this year total 445, while 118 petitions remain pending. In Indians territory 270 new routes were established and 1 084 services operate with 1 04 routes in use. Also noted is a tribute plan for General W. Boynton with a testimonial draft for Mrs Boynton.
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Washington
Tates
Cortelyott
Tn Uiling
Scores on the ball fields in Chicago and beyond
June 6 reports show league games with Boston New York and Philadelphia scores, including New York 11 Philadelphia 4, and St Louis 11 Chicago 2. American and Association results feature Louisville, Milwaukee and Colorado Springs, with multiple close scores across cities. Western play lists Denver and Sioux City results amid a dense schedule of games.
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Chicago
Chris Wintsturg
Chiewoody
Sto Lou Cinehumaddi
Minneapolis
Muises City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Colorado Springs
Lies Moines
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Denyer
Omahe
Denyer Il
Deed of a Dastard Crime at Brethrey Mlaagree Rockford
A jealous suitor, Cassao, shot Miss Harrison and Clarence Peet as they returned from church. He fled with a large crowd pursuing. alarms sent out as farmers aided the search. Miss Harrison is expected to recover. Peet is also believed to survive. Cassao, son of Hebron farmer John Cassao, is at large. The case centers on mismatched love, betrayal, and a deadly ambush near Greenwood.
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Rockford
Cnase
Hebron
Clarence Peet
Harrison
Casso
John Casso
Gangso
Greenwood
Japrison
Coaso
Miss Larrison
Peet
Miss Larrinson
Beth
Cassa
Miss Harrison
Young Feet
Waukegan ChurchDispute Ends With Pulpit Move
Waukegan Illinois June 6 services at a Christian church were disrupted by factions over Rev El N Tucker and University of Chicago professor Tyaynen both seeking to lead. Tucker retained the pulpit but a business meeting followed with Tucker supporters barred from reentry. Police kept order. Tucker supporters posted closures. Other items note remarks by William H Curtis Chicago and memorials in Warsaw Illinois for Benjamin F Marsh with regional delegation attendance.
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Christian Church
EL N. Tucker
Tyaynen
University of Chicago
Tucker
Benjamin F. Marah
Warsaw
Benjamin F. Maursh
Gquiney
Keokunk
Hanton
Carthage
Thes
Ma Othy Biines
Tumdredt
Gis
Sion
Catlam Awed
Fatal Michigan storm sweeps half mile wide path
A severe electrical storm in Michigan charged through Tuxcata and Sanilac counties creating a half mile wide destruction zone. Casualties include Mary Sadih, three Philpotts children, Mrs Wagher, Mrs William Patch, and Blair Appleman. George Morrow injured fatally at Central Lake, others seriously hurt. Homes and barns toppled. John Smith’s house razed. tornado traced northeast from Coro toward Colwood, Cass City, destroying multiple residences and outbuildings.
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Detroit
Jones
Mietizan
Phoimh
Mhirovgeh
Tuxcata
Sanilac
Mary Sadih
John Smith
Kaward
Ehlipotts
Farmer
Gruen
Edward Philpotts
Wagher
William Patch
Whiai Dosner
John Sand
Ebikt
Job Smith
Central Lake
St Charlevoix
Morrow
Coro
Colwood
Davies H. Mulholland
Thomas Seeley
Cass City
Presents for the Royal Pair in Berlin on Marriage
Crowns, princes, and dignitaries visited Berlin to congratulate Crown Prince Frederick William and the Duchess, with a 100 title silver service designed for the couple. Gifts from Japan, Saxony, France, Turkey, and Austria accompanied the congratulations as various emblems, vases, tapestries, rugs, and carriages were presented.
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Berlin
Frederick William
Crellin
Mecklenburg-Lehwerl
Arisugawa
Japan
Saxony
Benuvais
Turkey
Chicago Markets Grain Prices and Live Stock Quotations
Chicago Board grain quotes for wheat corn and oats with July and September futures. Live stock numbers show estimated receipts, price ranges for cattle hogs sheep and veal at East Buffalo and Dunning & Stevens, with market movements and offer levels for various grades.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of
Astra Aus
BIH Bom
Park
Lord
TAU
VBL Tau
Tawats Chlonge
Atock Hoge
Hoy Packhog
ALOS
East Wadlala
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Buttalo N
Clattle
Newbro's Herpicide Praised by Users for Dandruff Cure
Advertised by a Detroit based agent, the product claims to cleanse the scalp from dandruff, prevent itching and baldness by destroying the dandruff germ, and serve as an elegant hair dressing. Readers are urged to send 19 cents for samples.
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Newbro
Samula
Herpicide Co
Deitroit
Mich
Local treatments for women's ailments denounced by Dr Jackson
A pamphlet-style appeal argues against local therapies for female illnesses. Flora Moss Jackson and J H Jackson promise private consultations and claim internal remedies can cure all curable diseases of women. They tout office hours and emphasize discretion.
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Mrs. Jackson
Flora Moss Jackson
J. H. Jackson
Hettinger Block
Half Rates to Annual Meeting on North Western Line
Excursion tickets offered at one fare for round trip from May 81 to June 2 with favorable return limits. Apply to agents Chicago and North Western Ry. Bristol Tennessee service via the North Western Line for German Baptist Brethren meeting.
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Tenn
North-Western
Chicago & North-Western R
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