Talks on Manila Bay Peace and 24 Hour Sail Order
Washington dispatches detail officials pressing for a quick sea lift from Manila Bay. Roosevelt requires Admiral Jenanist to sail within 24 hours after noon June 7 with coal and provisions for the nearest port. The move aims to restrict belligerents at neutral ports amid war tensions.
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Washington
War Department
Wright
S'aft
Manila
United States
Neut Tral
Diplomats Seek Silence Awaiting War Peace Decision
The president and European ambassadors, meeting daily, agree silence is needed while awaiting Russia and Japan stance on the war. Count Cassini in St Petersburg has not received replies to cables about talks with the president. Rumors say Russia may end the struggle, but final decision rests with Emperor Nicholas.
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Cour
Count Cassini
St. Petersburg
Amlssador
Paneer
Roosevelt
Nicholas
Japan
Russia
Lanmsdarn
Peror
Washington
Trean
Michaeloviteh
Gad Phike Vladimir
Sii
Fusset Mainehuria
Siberia
Perce
Alexie
Alexsur
Ink
Promise of better things for St. Petersburg June edition
The article notes the foreign press focusing on Japan Sea tensions while the internal situation shifts with the sudden elevation of the governor. It cites looming questions of peace or war and broader political changes shaping the city’s mood.
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St. Petersburg
Sea of Japan
Russian War Council Demands Peace Or War Vote
In Moscow a Russian politic congress delegates twenty five major cities urge a parley for peace or war without government interference. Moscow council backs the stance amid war talk. Linovitel predicts bitter end. Manchurian army seen ready to strike. Paris reports Tokyo hints at imminent decisive battle with new Japanese positions. Submarines reportedly used in straits battle according to Tokio dispatch.
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Zemaky Bator
Moscow
Moscow Counel
Linoviteh
Godazvadant
Maneharin
Rojestvensky
Linovitel
Washout Kills Four Men Near Grand Rapids
Four men with Grand Trunk construction crews were killed when their washout wrecked a work train near Grand Rapids Michigan on June 7. Engineers W C Everett and A G Crangow died, pile driver foreman Michel C W Crangow perished, bridge foreman A E Graham died under wreckage, and conductor I Lawler of Yervaid was badly crushed.
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Gand Rapids
Mich
Grand Trunk
W. OC
Everett
Albert Gistore
St. Johns
Michel CW. Crangow
Detroit
A. E. Graham
Lawler
Yeravid
Fragmented 19th Century Newswire Clippings Blur Events
A messy OCR blend reports political religious and social items across cities. Mentions of railways power kits temperance debates and church actions mix with planned divorcedates and racial demographic notes. Pending ceremonies and meetings span Chicago Ann Arbor Wisconsin and Mexico with varied organizations and leaders named in unclear sequences.
State's Attorney Healy declines Sunday saloon closing focus
In Chicago on June 7 State's Attorney Healy refused to enforce Illinois Sunday closing laws. He said prosecutions belong in justice courts and feared grand juries and courts would be overwhelmed. He noted public sentiment favors open saloons and cited historical opposition to Sunday closing.
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Chicago
Healy
Bara A. Cook
B. Davis
Englewood Law and Order League
Heary
Tre
Cook
Lewis
League
Criminal Court
Detective fires on saloon crowd in Libertyville incident
In Libertyville Illinois on June 7 a Chicago detective named Hill shot John Owen a local insurance agent in the abdomen during an effort led by Town Marshal James Mick to close late hour saloons. Owen was taken to Wakegan hospital as crowds threatened lynching and Sheriff deputies restrained violence. In Springtown Ohio on the same day Lt Governor Sherman denies candidacy for Congress clarifying he prefers other roles and warns against baseless political talk.
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Libertyville
John Owen
Chicago
Hill
Owen
Wakegan
Aarshal
James Mick
Marek
Mack
Chieten
O'Elook
Paseed
Wii
Qwen
Sherman
Springtewt
Sheri
Benjamin PL Marsh
Washington
Congress
Woushington
SONS OF VETERANS MEET AND APPOINT OFFICERS IN ROCKFORD
In Rockford on June 7 the Sons of Veterans announced officers for the Illinois division including commander Cherett and secretary Locke. The report notes unusually hot weather for early June in Springfield and records the death of Stephen Decatur Fisher, aged 83, former secretary of the Illinois State Board of Agriculture and son of Asa Fisher who served under Admiral Decatur.
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Sons of Veterans
Jae
Cherett
Finois
J. Locke
B.C. Stockburgers
Cart Db Sheets
Rockford
J. YE Barret
Preeparty
Epsoun
Rewiaedsville
Springfield
Stephen Decatur Fisher
Asa Fisher
Stephen Decatur
Tripoli
Iiinog State Board of Agriculture
Heir Rewrites Will After Cruel Stepmother Trial
In a handsome city residence a reading of a late owner’s will reveals a harsh confession from the deceased about his first wife’s controlling behavior and his wish to protect his daughter Anna Louise Gifford. The new will names guardian Robert Rivard for Anna and leaves the bulk of property to her, excluding the widow and her son. Anna mourns her father yet finds relief in the guardian’s care and later marries, bearing children.
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Wamith
Arthur cHfford
Valizabeth Gifford
Anna Louise Gilford
Indep Sue
Uice
Ley
Mmun
Robert Rivard
Anna Gifford
Alice Cimever
Why Do Brides and Husbands Fear Opening Their Mouths
A phrasal quip explores wedding jitters with a joke about a bride fearing to speak on her wedding day and a husband fearing to speak shortly after. The lighthearted piece plays on social expectations and couples’ postnuptial candidness.
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Yonkers
Local Treatments Debunked by a Doctor's Advice
A voice argues against local remedies for women’s ailments, claiming that such treatments fail to cure and often worsen conditions by masking symptoms and causing deeper health issues. The author emphasizes systemic healing and cautions against false cures offered by biased practitioners.
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