Diplomats Return Home and Norway’s Political Crisis
Norway faces a constitutional crisis as the Council of State resigns after King Oscar refused to sanction a union bill. Ministers swear allegiance to the new government while Norwegian diplomats recalled from Stockholm head to Christiana. The Storthing’s address condemns the union’s interpretation while seeking peaceful Nordic cooperation.
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King Oscar
Wil
Christiana
Norway
Jane
M. Loveland
Council of State
Stockholm
Sweden
Alfaira
Osvar
Storthing
Caour
Oscar
House of Bernadotte
Waldemar
Christian
Denmark
Michelsen
Weather outlook shows fair, cooler tonight with frost possible
The forecast calls for a cool night with light frost in mountainous districts, followed by a Friday of fair conditions and warmer temperatures.
Sweden Nation Storthing Riddled by Revalation
Stockholm newspaper comments on the Storthing, declaring a revelation has been accomplished while the assembly remains intact. It argues Sweden's sanitation is needed to complete the disruption and continues governance despite turmoil.
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Stockholm
Storthing
Sweden
CAN'T MOVE FOR TEN DAYS BOY AND GIRL IN BANKLIE GOMITING CASE
In Philadelphia on June 8 at Mathews Hospital Edward Tokee a boy of ten and Lydia Hionegan a girl of twelve were tightly bound to prevent any movement during a grafting operation to supply akin to the ciie of her half algar. The procedure began at 12 80 o'clock and will keep them restrained for ten days as doctors monitor them to avoid failure.
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Philadelphia
Edward Tokee
Lydia Hionegan
Mothadas Hospital
Nhrees
Entries for the Matinee Horse Races at Malioea Club
Entries announced for a Friday matinee at the fairgrounds feature J C Bucklin Spot Jash Iroquois Lady Patterson Moule Painter Ball M Halene Boxs Dan K Charles P L A Fourth Race sees Clay Crown Hat Conemaugh John Clawson Panay Dan B with owners J Richard Bartlebury and others listed.
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Malioea Club
Fairgrounds
J. M. Guoningham
J. C. Bucklin
James A. White
Spot Jash
W. C. Bennett
Iroquois
W. O. Bennett
Fifteen Men Drowned as Submarine A8 Sinks Off Plymouth
Three explosions aboard the submarine boat A8 caused its sinking off Plymouth on June 8. Of 18 aboard, only three escaped. divers work to recover bodies and determine catastrophe range. The report also notes a Salvatlat Coral dispute and local high school baseball schedules and a Normal College trip.
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Plymouth
Eng
Peace Conference Talks Move To Washington
In Washington on June 8 Ambassador Jussrand of France met President Roosevelt at 9:30 AM amid secrecy over Russia’s stance on peace overtures with Japan. Officials note Takahira’s White House visit and a cipher dispatch sent to Tokyo, signaling tense diplomacy and uncertain Russian reception of any terms.
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Washington, D. C
Jussrand
France
United States
Roosevelt
M. Jussrand
Russia
Japan
Takahira
White House
Tokio
Secretary Hay Ready to Resume Work in Washington
Secretary of State John Hay, returning aboard the Baltic, said he has recovered his health and will resume duties upon arrival in Washington. In June 8 notes from Queenstown Taft spoke with the President on the Russian Japanese situation but offered no statement.
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Queenstown
John Hay
President Roosevelt
America
Baltic
Washington, D.C
Taft
United States
State of Hay
Germany Skeptical as to Peace
Berlin reports the German Foreign Office is skeptical about the success of current peace efforts. Diplomats largely share this view, believing peace will only come after a major Russian military defeat on land.
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Germany
Berlin
Japan Expects No Diplomatic Haggling Over Peace Terms
London June 8 The Japanese embassy doubts reports of an imminent cessation of hostilities. An official says terms are not yet formulated and will be for Russia to accept or reject once drawn. A diplomatic campaign of procrastination is not desired.
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Russia
London
Czar Appeals to Roosevelt for Mediation in Peace Effort
Vienna report from Neue Freie Presse cites Trieste banking house saying the Czar asked President Roosevelt to mediate between Russia and Japan to secure peace. Separately Blairville parties accuse David Newson of forgery and check raising. arrest ties to Clarence Newman. Also mentions vegetable plants and a greenhouse ad, with addresses in New Jersey.
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Vienna
Neue Freie Press
Trieste
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Flag Didn't Save Him in Johnstown Tragedy
John Sobonhardt of Certer at POL PA faced a sensational incident when a railroad possession claimed the roof of his home. Laborers struck the building, flags hung, and arrested railroad officials cited as Schonhardt’s arrest followed a disputed blame.
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Johnstown
John Sobonhardt
Schonhardt
Lahoreras
New stump puller models aimed at lighter work
A large consignment of Martin Bromp pullers was sent to Ohili, South America by the Indiana Foundry Qo. Reports say many were sold for mining use to clear land with acacia willow trees in preparation for placer mining. The Foundry Co plans a lighter model for lighter stump pulling not needing heavy power.
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Martin Bromp
Ohili
South America
Indiana
Foundry Co
Oil Gusher Report From Waldron Well No 3
A Waldron oil well No 3 was drilled at ten this morning and flowing at about 55 barrels per hour according to Culberson and Halliday of the Pipe Hoe. Six hundred feet away Associated Production brought in Barrickman well with a much smaller output, likely under five barrels a day, based on current indications.
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Butler
Jone
Waldron
Culberson
Ganger Halliday
Indiana Men to Spend Three Months Abroad in Europe
Messrs Magnus Hook Godfrey Marshall and Charles A Gessler plan a three month trip to Europe starting around July 16 They will tour major cities in England Germany France and Switzerland Hook plans to continue to Rome and Italy while Ges sler and Marshall visit relatives in Frankfurt and Berlin The group will meet in Hamburg and sail for America They expect to be away about three months.
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Messrs
Magnus Hook
Godfrey Marshall
Charles A. Gessler
Europe
England
Germany
France
Switzerland
Mr. Hook
Roma
Italy
Meners
Gessler
Marshall
Frankfort
Berlin
Hamburg
Awmertlon
Weddings at Schrader home unite William Schrader and Milgida Robinson
The marriage took place at 11 oclock this morning at the Schrader residence with about twenty guests from Glen Campbell Panxsuta w oy Pittsburg present. Rev Ray Hay of the Lutheran church officiated. The couple will reside near Glen Campbell. Further nuptials include Miss Elda Mabon and William Neil set to wed near West Fairfield, Jone lish to Miss Notie Bell of Sowerast, and Ray Ougley officiating at New Florency with house ceremonies planned in Johntown. Additional invitations went out for R B Tate of Pittsburg and Miss Virgie Marrig of Pine Flats on June 14 at the bride’s home.
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Georgy Schrader
William Edward Schrader
Glen Campbell
Milgida May Robinson
Panxsatawney
Lewis Hay
Lutheran Church
Panx- Sutawoey
Pittsburg
Mies Elda
Steel Mabon
Hoff
William Neil
Naw Florengs
Jung
Cory
Mr. Neil
West Fairfield
John Baker
Jobstown
Misa Notie Bell
Sowerast
Ming Bell
Buorgeas
Yeury Kern
New Florency
Ray Ougley
Maethodist
Johontown
R. EB. Tate
Migg Virgie Marrig
Pine Flats
Indiana
Oakland Avenue
Man Arrested Over Violence At Farm Worker Rail Line
Harry Swyers of North Mahoning township was brought to Indiana by Constable Shields, jailed for breach of peace. Reports say Sayers recently cut a wide path through a farm near Trade City to the Buffalo and Susquehanna line, armed with a large club, and clashed with Italian workers, then attacked Wingert along the right of way. Authorities note Swyers may be deranged or hallucinating.
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Harry Swyers
North Mahoning, Township
Indiana
Shields
Srazare
Sayers
Thia Farm
Trade City
Buffalo & Sueque
Hanna
D. Wingert
Wingert
Smye
Ben Pan Addr
New Florence Family Reunion Attendees Gather at Parental Home
The Rev. and Mrs. 8 M Black of New Florence host a family reunion with children and relatives gathered this week. Attending are Miss Sarat Black of Toronto Canada the Hey and Mrs Littell of Marin Miah the Rev James Blark of Weab Hebron N Thomas Black of New Castle and Jim Risk of Blwoklick.
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Parentia
Thomas Black
New Castle
Jimu Risk
Blwoklick
Death of Samuel V W Ralston at 40 after injury
Samuel M Ralston died at his Oakland avenue home after a wood shop accident left him struck by a heavy timber. Pneumonia developed the next day, ending his life at age 40. Survived by wife and nine children, funeral services at the Presbyterian church led by Dr Crawford.
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Samuel VW. Ralston
Samuel M. Ralston
Oakland Avenue
Tie Wooda
Fo Lowa
Oors Ray
Cherry Hill
Balle
Sulla
Margaret
Jennie
Tillie
James
Pearl
Nora
Tome
Cherryhill Township
Ludiana
Fos. Crawford
Preetorian Church
Railroads Clash in Evening Meet Delivers Wake of Loss
The article records a railroaders’ contest at Graceton where Wey veato defeated Groupron AOL ag Graceton, with Joe Graceton and Shelby Superlative noted for standout performances. Mentions Movbay and Tratvor amid a noisy crowd and warnings about customer-word reputation. Floribel Greenhouse appears with a street address and price detail.
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Groupron Aol Ag
Graceton
Spora
Teter Grevoron
Aegond Teetyg Betery Fur Railroadera
Movbay
Joe Graceton
Acne
Shelby
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