Forces clash in Manchuria as Japanese push back Russians
Tokyo dispatch from Japanese Army HQ reports that northwest Manchuria was dislodged on June 22 after stubborn hill fighting. Russians retook positions and casualties totaled about 200 for the enemy with 50 corpses left. Japanese losses were described as insignificant.
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Tokio
Manchuria
Red Cross
Gugichi
Shichusa
Liaoenjao
Mandarin Road
Menchungia
Rescopingao
Chajushen
Korea
Restful Recreation Resorts 1905 Summer Book Issued by Oregon RR&N
The Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company releases Restful Recreation Resorts a 48 page summer guide for trips on the Columbia River mountains beaches and inland resorts. The cover features three colors and 58 illustrations. Send two cents in stamps to A L Craig Portland Oregon to obtain a copy. It suits friends planning to visit the Lewis and Clark exposition.
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Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Columbia River
A. L. Craig
Portland
Oregon
Ralli cabinet named with ad interim ministries
The new Ralli cabinet lists M. Ralli as premier and finance minister and foreign affairs ad interim, M. Mavromichaelis as war and interior ad interim, M. Boudouris as marine, M. Christopolus as instruction, and M. Caliphornes as worship. The Philadelphia Press notes a German Hamburg report on income linked mortality.
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Ralli
Finance
M. Ralli
Interior
M. Mavromichaelis
Marine
M. Boudouris
Justice
M. Christopolus
M. Caliphornes
Prominent Men Indicted In Chickasaw Fraud Probes
Four indictments for conspiracy filed by the Chickasaw nation special grand jury name Gov. D. T. Johnson ex Gov. Mosley and others as defendants. Charges include defrauding the Chickasaw nation and defrauding banks in Kansas City and Joplin. S. M. White and E. B. Hinshaw, linked to Chickasaw schools, are among those named. Teel Hinshaw and White are directors of the defunct Bank of Chickasaw Nation. details tie to Bloomfield seminary and Harley Institute in Tishomingo.
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Ardmore
I. T
Special
Grand Jury
Chickasaw
Chickasaw Nation
United States
Commercial National Bank of
Kansas City
First National Bank of
Joplin
D. T. Johnson
Joplin Bank
B. H. Colbert
Kirby Purdom
W. T. Ward
S. M. White
E. B. Hinshaw
Chickasaw National Schools
Hinshaw
Bloomfield Seminary School For
Chickasaw Young Ladies
Bloomfield
White
Equitable Gets Check on Syndicate Operaions
New York Attorney General Mayer announces restitution of 25053 dollars by former President Alexander including interest. The funds come from seven checks received by James W. Alexander tied to syndicate operations noted in Superintendent Hendricks report. Letter from H. M. Alexander to Paul Morton circulated for publication.
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New York
Mayer
Alexander
Hendricks
H. M. Alexander
Paul Morton
the Equitable Life Assurance Society
James W. Alexander
Mimic Warfare Echoes American Military Absurdities
The piece critiques yearly pretend battles and mock clashes between military branches. It argues target practice and drills are sensible while shore up permanent readiness, ridiculing sham coastal attacks and interior maneuvers as nostalgia-filled distractions.
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United States
Long Island
Manassas
Baltimore
Washington
Governor Folk Defies Sheriff Over Delmar Race Track Raid
Governor Folk ordered a raid on the Delmar race track to arrest alleged violators of the antibetting law but only eight arrests were made. Sheriff Herpel opposed the raid and said troops were unnecessary, prompting Folk to threaten removal of Herpel while pledging further action to curb violations at Delmar.
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Folk
St. Louis County
Delmar Track
Sheriff Herpel
Peace Talks Between Russia and Japan Suspend Over Illness
Negotiations between Russia and Japan are temporarily suspended due to the illness of Count Lamsdorff the Russian foreign minister. Officials say no fundamental hitch exists and talks are merely paused. In Cuba last year shell tortoise and other goods were valued around 75000 dollars and sponges about 500000 dollars with the United States taking about 35 percent and Europe the rest led by France.
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Russia
Japan
Count Lamsdorff
Cuba
United States
Europe
France
Date of Peace Meet Pursues August Plenipotentiary Talks
Negotiations for the peace conference progress as a date proposal for the Washington meeting is studied in Russia. The plan suggests early August, allowing time for Japanese envoys to arrive and for credential exchanges, with Roosevelt possibly guiding the date. Lamsdorff hopes for personal talks soon while general armistice remains unlikely before plenipotentiaries meet.
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St. Petersburg
Washington
Russia
Foreign Office
Nelidoff
Baris
Toxic
Wasnia
Meyer
Roosevelt
Lamsdorff
Count Lamsdorff
M. Heratonf
Overland Trains Collide at Morley in California
In Redding California June 27 the Oregon express northbound No 16 collided with a southbound freight at Morley. Engineer Milner injured others unhurt. no passenger injuries. Engines damaged, cars intact. Accident blamed on freight crew miscalculation of switch timing. California express delayed several hours.
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Redding
Cal
Morley
Milner
Japanese Peace Envoy Otaghiri Recalled for Washington
The London Morning Post correspondent reports Japanese consul M. Otaghiri in Shanghai has been recalled and will leave Tuesday to proceed to Washington as one of the peace plenipotentiaries.
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London Morning Post
Shanghai
M. Otaghiri
Washington
Secretary Hay Visits The Fells Summer Home in Newbury NH
Secretary of State John Hay and his son Clarence arrived from Washington and were driven to The Fells the secretarys summer home at Newbury New Hampshire for a visit reflecting a quiet political social occasion near the coast.
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Newbury, N. H
John Hay
Clarence
Washington
the Fells
Newbury
Government promises better treatment for Chinese in US
President Roosevelt orders consular vigilance and instant dismissal for any official who mistreats Chinese holding exempt certificates. The move aims to ease landing for merchants students and travelers and prevent a boycott by Chinese firms. Secretary Metcalf issues immigration instructions to ensure proper certificates and reduce prior complaints.
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Roosevelt
Immigration Bureau
United States
China
American Asiatic Society
Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Tragedy Follows Navy Bandmaster and Wife Suicide Pact
Henry Eichenrodt bandmaster of the battleship Alabama and his wife Clara Tetzold both died by their own hand in Paterson New Jersey. After a farewell gathering before his departure for the Asiatic station they were found dead in their bedroom with gas turned on and carbolic acid ingested. Mrs. Eichenrodt was 26 and her husband 28.
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Eichenrodt
Fierce Riots in Warsaw Leave Fires and Dead
Warsaw reports violent street clashes as barricades rise on several avenues. Cossacks charge crowds wounding three. patrols exchange fire in the central market, killing a boy and wounding three others. Five striking dissenters are stabbed to death by fellow workers.
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Warsaw
Ogrodowa
Krochmana
Wronia
Zelazna Street
Coffin Bros Purchase 100000 Acre Walla Walla Ranch
Coffin Bros of North Yakima Washington buy Colonel E F Babcock’s 100000 acre Wenatchee river ranch in Chelan county with parts in Kittitas and Douglas. The price is 300000 dollars and the deal includes 14000 sheep and 700 cattle. Most land is grazing with thousands of acres in wheat and hay.
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Coffin Bros
North Yakima, Wash
E.F. Babcock
Walla Walla
Wenatchee River
Chelan County
Kittitas
Douglas
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Greece
Philadelphia
Hamburg
Germany
J. T
Equitable
Russky Invalid
Linevitch
Oyama
Kuroki
Oku
Nogi
Nodzu
Kawamura
Novoe Vremya
Paris
Headon
Hay
Government OF
Liates Celestials Holding Certificates
U. S. Navy
The
Columbia Pharmacy
Sheppard
Kennewick
J. J. Reed & Co
J. M. Hawkins
Kennewick, Wn
Stag
Sylvester & Roseman
William Dircksen
Prop
Second Street
Kennewick Club
C. C. Powell
Kennewick, Wash
McReynolds & McCane Contractors and Builders
Yakima Street
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