Peace Conference Site Narrowed to Three Cities
Washington is seen as the likely host for the plenipotentiaries conference as Russia and Japan narrow options to Washington The Hague or Geneva Paris and London are out and Japan favors a Far Eastern venue though the United States remains the strongest candidate A final decision could come within days with President May naming the host if a deadlock occurs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thos
Russia
Japan
Hague
Geneva
Paris
London
United States
Czar's End of the Line in St. Petersburg Notes
A foreign minister and ambassador in St. Petersburg attended a reception with Foreign Minister Lamgdorff. Diplomats sought reassurance over a note about plenipotentiaries for a meeting proposed by President Roosevelt. Russia may select Rysshi ta Uris or The Chigue as plenipotentiaries, aiming for a limited armistice before broader engagement, with Oyama's actions looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Duno
Lamgdorff
Eien
Che Ginezette
Imspersal Povernment
Roosevelt
Alice
Comnt Cassini
Washington
Mie Chuneces
Rysshi Ta Uris
M. Nelinoff
Titels
Ban Stefano
Paris
Russia
Manchuria
de Froyt
Marshal Oyama
Fragmentary note on financial figures and reputation issues
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a sum of 82,600.00 and references options related to reputation and allies. The readable parts are ambiguous, but indicate financial matters and strategic considerations involving parties not clearly identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yilges
al Kirds
Will case statements allege theft and insanity impact
Plaintiffs claim Madge Bunn inherited £200,000 under a will while alleging theft and deceit by Nitin. The case cites a supposed ownership of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and intent to seek a U.S. senate seat. Insanity allegations involve Mrs. Hoyt’s pets and a death linked to a grievous, ritual-like response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis
Nitin
Hoyt
G. Johnston
Lind
Haltimore
Ohio
United States
Woyt
Palin
New York City
Moody and Harmon End Involvement With Rebates Probe
Cincinnati Judge Judson Harmon and J Judson of St Louis, aided by Attorney General Moody, withdraw from a case examining alleged rebates by the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad to Colorado Fuel and Iron. They say their investigation supported action, but Moody disapproved the recommendations and they refused further participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Judson Harmon
J. Judson
St. Louis
Genera Moody
Atchison,Lopeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
Hay
Judson
State Mourns Greece Premier Pelyanuis After Death
Athens Greece Aresi decree orders state funeral aid the greatest honors paid to the memory of the late Premier Pelyanuis Public establishments nationwide closed to mournal times as mourners pay respects abroad condolences pour in from officials and citizens alike
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delyannis
Athens
Greece
Duncelier Aresi
Thas
Pelyanuis
Wisconsin Saloon Law Bans Licenses Near Schools
Madison lawmakers approve vetoed provisions to prohibit liquor licenses within 500 feet of schools. Saloon windows must close as rule takes effect. Senate defines franchises. stock restrictions debated amid broader transportation talks in Washington. Officials discuss inaction on required rest and supply for long road shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Assembly
Senate
Reg Tate
Washington
Dune Fi
Aesteulinve
Wilson
Inquisition Opens Up Trouble For Team Owners
A flood of complaints from Chicago grocers seeks revocation of licenses for team owners who boycotts houses, urging Mayor Duane to act amid ongoing labor probe. Driscoll testifies before grand jury on Coal Team Owners Society, detailing strikes, funding, and ties to Albert Young. A courtroom clash erupts as attorneys clash over conduct and self preservation. A lumber wagon guard is shot during a disruption as police escort proceeds.
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Chicago
Duane
Driscoll
Grand Jury
John
Driscall
Tribery
Bing
Criminal Court
Statesttorney
Mit
Coal Team Owners’ Association
Albert Young
Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters' Union
Vote on Turquish change defeated in chamber of commerce
The Minneapolis chamber of commerce vote on the proposed Turkish change failed by a two thirds margin. About 100 voting members participated. supporters and opponents counted evenly, with the outcome indicating no approval for the change. Authorities noted irregularities in the tally and pledged review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Ehamber of Commerce
Prade
Scattered Scores From Multiple Baseball Matches
The latest scores show Chienge and New York 0, Chiengeri 7 at St. Louis, Pittsburg Rostov %, Washington-Chieiger o Washington 3 in New York and St. Louis 6. New York 77 at Boston Toye hind 2, Philadelphia 4 over Detroit, Milwaukee 83 over Louisville, Mah wankee 6, St. Paul 4, Indianapolis 6 at Columbus Kansas City, Cahapubas 9 ten innings, Toledo 16 Minneapolis 8 in a second game, Des Moines 6 Owen a 6, Denver 7 over St. Joseph, and Colorado Springs 3 over Sioux City 10.
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Chienge
Dine W. Polowing
Bse
New York
Chiengeri
St. Louis
Yooklyn
St. Laws
Cineinmithehotelplig
Cineinnadd
Pittsburg
Rostov
Atericgus Ab
Washington - Chieiger O Washineton
St. Luis
Boston
Toyehind
Detroit
Philidelphit
Association
Louisville
Mibwaukee
Pines Mahwankee S
Taquisville
Ad Picharmapae
St. Paul
Indianipedis O
Iilmer
Minneapolis
Toledo
Western
Des Moines
Owana
Denver
St. Joseph
Colorado Springs
Sioux City
Southern veterans meet in Louisville reunion with Confederate tone
The United Confederate Veterans and auxiliaries gathered in Louisville for their reunion. Decorations feature vivid colors and a strong Confederate emphasis. General Stephen O Lees addressed the crowd as veterans welcomed him. Band music and cheers highlighted the event. Also noted is the illness of Reverend William Henry Locke, former Canton pastor and McKinley associate, aged 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
United Confederate Veterans and
Loenwisville
United States
Pennetod
Young
Kentucky
Stephen Oo Lees
Sten Bolivar Baahner
Web. Cabell
Guner d
Wheeler
McKinley
New York
Steyv
William Henry Locke
Canton
President McKinley
Brooklyn
Charles Edward Locke
Locke
Judge Olmsted rules corporal punishment returnable in schools
In New York the children's court judge Olmsted allows corporal punishment by teachers under a new commitment form. After two boys pled guilty to mischief and theft, the judge placed them under teacher guardianship, permitting the rod or strap if deemed necessary. The board’s president disagrees with the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Education
New York Public Schools
Children’s Court
Pidge
Olmsted
Britain Rejects Moroccan Conference Invite
Fez report says Great Britain返 refuses the sultan's invitation to join an International Morocco conference. Germany's Count von Tuttenbach-Ashold submits Berlin's acceptance. France expected to formalize refusal to align with Britain and Germany on the Morocco question. Duchess Westminster jewels recovered on outskirts of Cambridge after theft. Magnificent’s gunnery mishap near Tetuan injures eighteen aboard. shell explosion blamed on breech defect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fez
Morocco
Britain
Great Britain
France
Count von Tuttenbach-Ashold
Germany
Gibraltar
Tetuan
Yale College to be established in Chengsha China
Intelligence from New Haven reports the governor of Kung Province has granted permission for a new Yale college at Chengsha. The move marks a breakthrough for foreign missions and enterprises in the region, despite prior opposition from local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yale College
China
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Kung
Yale College
Chengsha
Vassar College Confers 199 BA Degrees at Commencement
Nearly 199 women from Poughkeepsie and surrounding areas receive bachelor of arts degrees at Vassar College with four earning master of arts. The ceremony highlights include notable descendants among attendees as granddaughters of former alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie, N.Y
Vassar College
Vassar
Kingston pair wed as Miss Jessie Doremus Millegin weds John Watson
Miss Jessie Doremus Millegin of Kingston and John D. Watson son of Thomas B. Watson marry at Kingston New York. Other items note Play Day June 14 observed nationwide by school children and a series of miscellaneous reports from crime to sport and conventions.
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Jessie Doremus Millegin
Kingston
John D. Watson
Thomas BE. Watson
Hacadelph
Stobert Arustrons
Helen Gowth
Willough
Adoetan
Thomas FP. Wyckes
New York
Chielksquail
Lewis Wiyvis
Credit Men's National Convention
Memphis
Vona
Picinina
Amerie Association of Narser
Elmiry
Robert Aggadorn
Lve
Kid Sullivan
Washington
Jimmy Britt
San Francisco
County Cullings From Pearl City and Dakota
June notes from Pearl City and Dakota recount weather aiding strawberries, altered festival plans, local ball games, visits by relatives and friends, and school events at Pleasant Prairie academy. Reports cover births, marriages, deaths, commencements, church activities, and community movements across Freeport, Lena, Mt. Carroll, Elizabeth, and neighboring towns.
German Valley Picnic and Local Events Report
Frequent rains and warm weather spark smiles among farmers. The M B church Sunday school picnic is set for tomorrow in Wapner's Grave with invitations extended. J B Nample moved to Farreston for resettlement. An administrator's sale of Jacob H. Nample's estate occurred June 1, Lewis Fosha buying for $2,700. Mrs K E Gaumbers has moved back with her daughter. The Reformed church mission feast will be held next Wednesday June 21 with all invited. Last Wednesday marked the clos.
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Pearl City
Stockton
Reese Club
Freaport
D. C
C. Lenker
B. McGurk
Lena
John Beardsley
Freeport
Krell
Daviess
Carroll
D. Fisher
Vermilion
S. D
S. M. Buckley
H. M. Dodds
J. Rush
J. P. Cal[ton
Lewis Hansel and Son
Mildred Mitchell
Leaf River
Ira Mitchell
Wallie Krell
Epworth Joollege
Epworth
Byron
CG. Hollister
Colwrles Leibenstine
Mary
Charles Bender
Chadwick
Dakota
Modern Woodmen
L. P. Warrington
Northwestern University
John M. Swartz
Swarts
Frank
Hiawatha
Kany Wilson T
Butte
Neb
George
Beresford
Walworth
Wis
J. H
Wine Grove
Alice Chandler
Collegeville
Chas. L
Utica
Anna Dehaven
Orangeville
Alburthus
Lutheran Church
Kleckner
Davis
J. J. Chambers
Taiming
Karl Sturgeon
German Valley
Qgqerman Valley
M. EB
Wapner
J. EB
Nample
Farreston
Jacob H. Nample
Lewis Fosha
KE. Gaumbers
Reunion at Cotherman's park and area notes
From Buena Vista and Red Oak correspondents, social notices describe visitors, trips to Argyle and Freeport, children's day plans, school events, marriages, and show schedules. Names include Lula Bolender, Dr Thompson, Mrs Gift, Parriott family, Jno Tobolt, Milton Capp, W R Bender, Kate Kleckner, Charles Phillips, Asa Brundage, and others with several journeys to Madison, Dodgeville, and Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buena Vista
Buena Visava
Mise Lula Bolender
Bolender
Orangerville
Thompson
Cedarville
Wm. Gift
Resh
Lera
Lara
McConnell
P. Jones
Argyle
Wis
Song Milford
Byron
Freeport
Ed Snyder
Willie Maska
South Addison
J. N. Williams
Dodgeville
Peter Morton
Madison
Willie Wick
Red Oak
W. T. Folgate
Darlington
Matt Marvin
Fred Frank
Asa Brundage
New York City
Will Bergman
Kate Kleckner
de Kala
State Normal School
Charles Phillips
Richland Empire
Win
Bender
James Nafe
Jesse
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Lamsdorff
Oyama
Linevitch
Daily Telegraph
Mojh
Lemadorff
Aberal
Nashua Shisa
Rewer
Nehogatuti
Daudet
John Byoeg
Berlin
Moody
Harmon Bas
Santa Fe Railway
Wisconsin
Inquisition
Mayor Araked
Deerer
Austrian
Slick
Leboskey
Lebroskey
Antil
Unister
Toom
Young Wag
Arthur Tatt
Dart
Nat
Lid
Lumber Waterns
Fred
Winghamton
N.Y
Louis Julian
Adebert Chapin
Clare of
Andarson
West Port
Che
Hherera Janaert Antieatson
Tare Sumter
Abemarint Walkere
Southern Veterans Meet
Louteville
Fiell
John Bull
Cambridge
England
Westminster
Grosvenor House
Apiteze
Pleasant Prairie Academy
Robinson
Hayo Hayungit
Riner Iben
Miss Hunt
Alma Zimmerman
Geo. Bonte
Miss Zimmerman
Miss Mennenga
Albert Beyer
Bernard Mennengay
O. J. Reints
Viola Loss
Milwaukee
H. GC. Borchers
A. F. Borchers
Lola
Claremont
C. EH. Borchers
Cotherman’s Park
L. M. Denner
Mrs. J. Johnson
Sisseton
8. D
Henry Spackman
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