Armistice Talks Telegraphed as Turkish Peace Efforts Rise
Russian and Japanese commanders to meet on Mandarin plains to discuss armistice terms. Linevitch and Oyama may sign, with plenipotentiaries named later. Japan replies to Roosevelt noting intent to appoint full plenipotentiaries for direct negotiation with Russia.
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Kaiser and czar talk on arms and possible terms
A garbled report cites a Grenzboten letter said to be from the German emperor to Tsar Nicholas advising a pause to consider whether German and Russian officers can guarantee victory and if continued sacrifice is warranted. It notes Japan’s diplomat Count Inouye and pacific terms amid hopes for peace.
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Russia
Jean Jaypaar
Retreat Keeps Linevitch Easy Says Newspaper
London dispatch notes cautious optimism as talks delaying peace push prospects of another clash between forces. Analysts indicate field operations paused for now with no immediate negotiations in sight.
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London
Dame
August Flower Proclaimed Best for Indigestion Cure
An advertisement touts August Flower as a universal stomach and liver remedy with 40 million bottles sold in the United States since its debut. It claims a 35 year record of success in curing indigestion and dyspepsia, urging readers to buy two sizes, 25¢ and 75c, from local druggists Jos. Emmert and Jungkunz.
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United States
Jos. Emmert
Jungkunz
Japanese and Russian Forces Report Near Encirclements
The Daily Telegraph’s Tokyo correspondent notes the Russian retreat appears to be complete as Japanese forces encircle Linoviteh within a hundred mile ring. The Morning Post’s Russian front correspondent says Kitawamura’s Yalu army has reached a pivotal juncture to coordinate with other Japanese units amid mounting action.
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Lineviteb
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Yalu
Proposals for Russian Japanese Peace Talks in US Cities
A string of June dispatches reports formal invitations to Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries to meet for peace talks in Denver St Paul Chicago and St Petersburg as governors mayors weigh hosting amid heat and diplomacy. Also notes no successor to Admiral Alexis as naval head and denial that Lineviteh opposed peace. Dental supplies to Austrian prisons highlighted in brief.
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Roosevelt
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Newport
KR. L
Alexia
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War Office
Lineviteh
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Turye
Shocking Testimony Echoes in Chicago Grand Jury
Chicago June 17 Assistant State's Attorney Fake declared the grand jury heard testimony that could be paralleled once in a thousand years amid a Teamsters strike storm. Indictments for conspiracy extortion and possibly murder are anticipated as evidence suggests graft among labor leaders and rival firms. Brickmakers strike at Chicago Brick Company unfolds with police presence and almost normal commerce in deliveries.
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Teamsters
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Montgomery Ward & Co
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Sinte
Healy
Cluieengo Brick Company
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Phant
Linbermen’s Association
International football and cross country match proposal
London proposes a grand international football contest between Great Britain and the United States under English rules or a hybrid format. Sir Ernest promotes the idea as a path to unity and friendship, predicting mutual benefit and closer Anglo Saxon ties through future athletic exchanges.
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Jane
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Noted Resident Found Dead in Alankito Minn Home
Alankito Minnesota June 17 prominent resident Basheck aged 45 was found dead near his dwelling after an apparent struggle. In a separate item four men fatally burned in an explosion at a cask factory in Mart port with several others seriously injured. Relatives report Francis Murphy, temperance advocate, gravely ill at his California farm.
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Vittsburg
Francis Murphy
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A Few Words Women About Their Troubles
A reader voices skepticism about local medical remedies for women, arguing against local treatments as ineffective and risky and advocating for life-long experience over conventional local cures. The piece warns that such treatments may worsen ailments and suppress symptoms while delaying proper healing.
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