Russians Lose Ten Thousand in Rojeftvepsky Surrender
A Tokyo report says Russian admiral Rojeetvepsky surrendered to two of Admiral Togo's relatives, one a cousin and the other his brother in law, who received his parole. Togo's ninth report notes no Russian ships between Tojioma and Shanghai and that Zenits sank after cannonading for three thousand meters.
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Tokio
Rojeetvepsky
Togo
Ljima
Shanghai
Shimamura
Papers urge national assembly on peace or war
St Petersburg reports urge immediate assembly to decide policy on peace or war. Censorship ended amid public fear over Russian shipboard deaths. Admiralty reports indicate over ten thousand Russians killed and requiem masses held in churches.
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National Assembly
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War Department
Navy denies Lena granted return to Alatal waters
Washington June 2. The Navy Department denies reports that the Russian cruiser Lena has been granted permission to return to the Atlantic waters. Officials say no such authorization has been given and the matter remains unsettled.
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Navy Department
Lena
Aalatle
Peace Demonstration Planned by Liberal Associations
A Moscow dispatch to Exchange Telegraph reports Liberal Associations calling for a peace demonstration next Sunday. The event aims to show support for pacifist stances amid ongoing tensions.
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London
Exchange
Bt. Petersburg
Hunday
Hundred Drowned by Reservoir Burst
One hundred people die as a reservoir bursts causing extensive flooding. Scripps News Association reports authorities confirm the disaster and ongoing rescue efforts.
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Scripps News Association
Darman Natal Jones
Theatre Fire Causes Panic at Grand Opera House Pittsburg
A general alarm for a theater fire rang out at 4 pm in the Grand Opera House Pittsburg centered on a matinee. Spectators fled in panic as flames and smoke erupted from upper windows near the gall ery and stage. The fire, likely from crossed electric wires, left the building a total loss valued at seven hundred thousand with several firemen injured by debris.
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Pittsburg
Grand Opera House
Erroneous Reports From Paris Note Clarifies War Communication
An official afternoon note states M Bompart remains in Paris and denies summons to Bt Petersburg. It also dismisses the claim that France has issued an appeal to the powers seeking consultations on the war situation.
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Paris
U S selects generals for French army maneuvers
Secretary of war picks Lieut General Chaffee Brig Gen Franklin Bell and William Crozier to represent the United States at the French army maneuvers scheduled for September.
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Washington
Secretary of War Today
General Chaffee
Franklin Bell
William Crozier
United States
Interior rules curb entry to 820 acres of land
The Department of the Interior announces a new ruling prohibiting entry by individuals to more than 820 acres of non mineral land. The measure aims to regulate land use and preserve public resources.
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Scripps News Association
Washington / ane
Department of the Interior
Washington state building dedication at Exposition
Portland June 2. The Washington state building dedication opened the Exposition with impressive ceremonies. Washington Commission delegates delivered the fireside address. The building was accepted by US Senator Piles, Vice President Fairbanks, President H W Goode, and Speaker Cannun.
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Scrippa News Association
Portland
Washington State Building
JJ Sith
Washington Commission
Mende Tb Re
Piles
Fairbanks
H W Goode
Cannun
Board Deliberates Fricke Report Amid Party Tensions
At eleven o'clock the Mquitable board in New York considered the Fricke report as factions clashed. Alexander and Hyde plan to block adoption, while Mellville Ingall declares no action was taken. Fricker expresses anger and says he reargued as director as the report is likely to be rejected.
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Alexander
Hyde
Lngallia
Body of John Paul Jones To Arrive in Annapolis
At a cabinet meeting in Washington on June 2 discussions centered on peace prospects in the Far East. It was decided John Paul Jones's body will be brought from France directly to Annapolis with the president hoping it arrives by the Fourth of July.
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Washington
Far East
John Paul Jones
Annapolia
France
Chicago Strike Still On Amid Arbitration Talks
Chicago labor tension persists as teamsters and owners push for arbitration over deliveries to strikebound firms. A mayoral briefing adjourned to four this afternoon with a possible resumption of talks. Grand jury sessions involve allegations of bribes to union readers and other labor disputes with non union replacements threatened.
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Shea
Teamatere
Team Owners Association
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Rhea
Good Jury
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Stipa
Hhe
Ed Buckley
Jery McCarthy
Hugh McGee
WJ Gibbons
M J Donnell
Robert J Thorne
Montgomery Ward Co
Thorne
Young
Teamutera
Parmalee Bush Company
Appeal Granted in Chicago Traction Franchise Tax Case
A federal appellate court today granted an appeal in cases involving Chicago Traction Franchises. The matter moves to the U S Supreme Court. It concerns New York state authority to tax franchises and public service firms on parity with real estate.
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Scripps News Association
Urérsoup
Federal Courtf of Appeale
Chicago Traction
United States Supreme Court
New York
Warships spotted heading toward Lingayen Gulf at dawn and dusk
Three warships were sighted at three o'clock this morning and three more at three o'clock this afternoon, all of varying types and painted lead color, steaming slowly toward the Lingayen Gulf.
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Scripps Newe Association
Gulf of Lingayen
Spanish anarchist hunted in Paris attack case
Police believe Spanish anarchist Farras carried out the attempted outrage on King Alfonso and continue a diligent search. The king travels with President Loubet visiting the military academy then proceeds to Versailles and plans to attend a balloon race and automobile fete after luncheon.
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Scripps News Association
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Farras
Spain
Alfonso
Seardh
Loubet
National Military Academy
Versailles
President Willing to Help Peace Mediation Possible
Washington June 2 Ambassador Cassini pressed the President for information from Minister Takahire on Japan's attitude to peace talks between Russia and Germany. The President reportedly said he is ready to mediate if both belligerents request it, according to best authorities.
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Cassini
Takahire
Japan
Hussia
Depen
Alao
Boys Find 180 Gold Coin Hidden Fifteen Years Ago
Two young boys found an old tin containing a gold coin valued at 180 dollars. The find caused excitement, but no owner has been identified yet. Based on the coin’s wear, it likely had been hidden for about fifteen years.
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Hilgerd Jane 2
Valuable Jewels to Be Auctioned in New York
June 2 sale of royal jewels once owned by Queen Isabella of Spain forms part of the Stanford bequest to Stanford University. The collection includes pieces belonging to Mrs Stanford and is said to be offered after a select circle of intimate friends learned she owned the jewels.
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New York
Isabella of
Spain
Stanford
Stanford University
Ann
Lawton
Sbe
Missing American youth in Brighton where he was last seen
Halford Martin of Rye New York a young wealthy American recently married to Dr Wajeh of San Francisco is reported missing in Brighton England while visiting his mother. He was last seen on the pier with a chorus girl on April 28. The girl claims she left him there and police are conducting a search.
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New York
Halford Martin
Amercan
Rye
N. Y
Wajeh
Bob Francisco
Brighton
England
Special Los Angeles saloon referendum vote report
In Los Angeles a special election was held to decide closing saloons with a dry versus wet outcome. Voters turnout appeared light with far less than half of registered voters participating. Daylong prayer meetings filled churches as polls opened and discussions focused on prohibition.
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Borippa News Association
Los Angeles
Ily
Jevta
Fire at Union destroys multiple properties in town
A morning blaze at two o clock destroyed the Livery Stable owned by Abe Ballivaning the Perkins saloon and the Wilson building, with losses near three thousand dollars. Livery stable stock insured at five hundred dollars, Sullivan building insured, Wilson building uninsured at six hundred eight thousand dollars. The fire, deemed incendiary, damaged the caloon stock and premises.
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Oelock
Abe Ballivaning
Perkins Caloon
Wilson
Sullivan
Caloon
Smallpox Aboard Washington Arrives at A'nolla Harbor
General Corbin Feporte reports de Lincport Ghacean arrived at A'nolla last night with several canes of smallpox aboard.
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Washington
Corbin Feporte
de Lincport Ghacean
Nolla
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