Japanese Terms Reported in Russian Source Movements
A Russian report claims General Kuroki’s forces conducted a wide turning movement against the Russians. Field marshal Oyama reports the enemy attacked Machatan on June 6 and were repulsed. Our forces at Nhasa dislodged the enemy and occupied the vicinity, with cavalry driving the foe northward toward Ubisiatz.
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Ionops News Asociation Leadon
Kuroki le
Tokio
Oyama
Machatan
Nhasa
Ubisiatz
Ambassador Meyer Holds Talks With Foreign Minister Lamedorf
After a lengthy interview at eleven last night, Ambassador Meyer and the foreign minister Lamedorf proceeded to Tearkve Belo for a special audience with the Emperor. Reports say the visit signals unusual significance and may indicate the war party weakening while Ozara advisors favor peace.
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Petersburg
Jane 7
Meyer
Lamedorf
Tearkve Belo
Ozara
Wartime dispatches delay at Manila governor meeting
Washington reports Governor Wright of Manila told the War Department he conveyed the President’s instructions to the Russian Admiral. Enquist replied it would be impossible to act under the current prevent condition of his wearily.
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Washington
Wright
Manila
War Department
Enquist
Ely
Petersburg Notes On Russian Peace Terms From Tokyo
A Petersburg report states that amid ministerial council discussions, instructions were sent by telegram to Russian ambassadors in Washington and Paris. The government seeks to learn the conditions under which Japan would accept peace. The message reflects hopes for an early end to the conflict and seeks clarification of terms.
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Petersburg
Council of the
Tearkee Helo
Washington
Paris
Japan
Minister Takahira Improves. Attends to Pressing Matters
Washington reports minister Takahira is much better and able to give attention to important duties. He remains under medical observation but resumes active involvement in ongoing affairs.
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Washington
Takahira
Will of Peter L Kimberly Grants $300 Monthly to Rader
The will of the late Peter L Kimberly, noted iron and steel magnate, was probated today. Charles Rader of Pasadena, California, receives three hundred dollars per month for life according to the will.
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Scrippe News Association
Sharon
Chicago Team Owners Call Lockout Meeting Today
A call was issued for a Chicago team owners meeting to consider an eight thousand truck drivers lockout after arbitration talks failed with the teamsters. The teamsters set up a peace commission with powers to settle the broader dispute, and President Gibbons of the teamsters joined a joint council expected to arrange a conference with employers today.
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Scrippa News Association
Chicago
Teamsters
Gibbons
Comm Uission
Beef Trust Again Scripps News Association Chicago June 7
A federal grand jury probing the packing house industry resumes work after a near thirty day recess. Circuit Judge Humphrey presides as the jury adjourns for the afternoon due to United States attorney Morrison's absence. Morrison, en route from Washington to confer with Attorney General Moody, is expected to present indictments. Senator Cullen, who spoke with the president on beer trust probes, claims his meeting with Judge Humphrey has no bearing on the cases.
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Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Humphrey
United States
Morrison
Washington
Moody
Cullen
Beer Trust
Bis
Bee Trust
Choate Returns to America After Visit
New York on June 7 Joseph H Choate returned to America today after a foreign visit.
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Scripps News Association
New York
Jane
Hoo
Joseph H Choate
America Today
Singed cat saves ship State of California
A singed cat woke the watchman on the steamship State of California today, rousing four seamen and exposing a fire below deck. Fire crews arrived in time to save the vessel, with damage estimated at about ten thousand dollars.
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Boripps News Association
Francisco
State of California
Loes le
Union Dissolved and Norway Swedes Rule Shared Crown
The Starling movement in Norway announces dissolution of the union with Sweden under one king. The king will act as king of Norway while the Starthing empowers the current state council as Norway’s government. An address asks the king to cooperate in selecting a young Bernadotte prince to sit on the Norwegian throne.
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Scrippa Nova Assoociation
Theistiania
Norway
Sweden
Cone
Starthing
House of Bernadotte
Storms Sweep Wisconsin, Cause Widespread Flood Damage
Milwaukee reports show heavy storms flooding thousands of acres across the middle state. Menasha mills shut down and the Woodenware company loses fifty thousand feet of lumber. Damage figures rise as reports come in from various areas.
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Scripps News Association
Milwaukee
Menasha
Woodenware Company
Knights to Elect Officers at San Juan Capistrano
Scripps News Association reports the Knights of Columbus at San Juan Capistrano Mission as elections near. Expected officers include Supreme Knight Edward L Hearn and National Advocate James McConnell, with incumbents P J McArdle Daniel Colwell and others listed as directors and officers in tentative slate. The sole potential contest is for National Advocate.
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Scripps News Association
Los Angeles
Knights of Columbus
San Juan Capletano Mission
Supreme Knight
Edward L Hearn
National Advocate
Jas. McConnell
Boston
PJ McArdle
Chicago
James Finherty
Philadelphia
Jno
National Seay
Daniel Colwell
P Jaradec
Cleveland
Shot Into Crowd Sparks Local Violent Incident
A strike related clash in Saginaw ends with John Sulth firing into a crowd of sympathizers, killing two and injuring another as workers walkout tensions flare amid the street car dispute.
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ByScripps News Association
Saginaw Jones
John Sulth
U Ling
Man Sentenced to Twenty Lashes Under Whipping Post Law
Portland reporter Charles McGinty was convicted this morning of beating his wife to elicit her earnings and received twenty lashes this afternoon. Deputy sheriff administered the punishment with a cat o nine tails on the prisoner's bare back, with each stroke drawing blood.
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Boripps News Association
Portland
Charles McGinty
Case Dismissed in Oregon Trial
The case in Baker City Oregon ended with a dismissal yesterday after defense demurred the charges. Roy H Miller was among those involved as the trial proceeded without a verdict.
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Baker City
State of Oregon
Roy H Miller
Migeiee
Sao
Demur
Homeward bound secretary sails from London to Liverpool
Secretary Hay departed London for Liverpool today en route to sail for home aboard the Baltio, signaling an impending return voyage.
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Scrippa News Association
London Jone 7
Hay
London Today
Liverpool
Attacks President Roosevelt Over Warships in Manila
The Novo Veremya denounces Roosevelt for ordering Russian warships in Manila to depart or be dismantled. Naval circles show indignation and officials lean toward a hard line and threatening stance.
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St Petersburg
Novo Veremya
Roosevelt
Manila
Dover to Heligoland Yacht Race Attracts Four Entries
An imperial prize offers a cup to the winner of a Dover to Heligoland yacht race. Entered yachts include Atlantic Apache Utowana and Valhalla with competition expected from the Isle of Wight and German entrants.
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Scripps News Association
Uowen
Isle of Wight
Emperor of Germany Bay
Dover
Heligoland
Atlantic
Apache
Speculator Banker Baggly Dies Amid Market Turmoil
Paris reports a banker named Baggly, a wealthy speculator, died by his own hand. He reportedly faced pressure after a rise in Japanese stocks, triggering a severe personal crisis within financial circles.
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Paris
Baggly
Idaho road demonstration train to visit Boles City
The Good Roads Association and Bureau of Good Road Inquiry officials tour Idaho with a demonstration train. The Boise Statesman urges a large turnout Friday and Saturday to show support and encourage a stop by the train for practical road building demonstrations and farmer participation.
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National Good Road Association
U & Bureau of Good Road Inquiry
Idaho
Boles City
Boise States
Pope Thanks Japan Emperor for Catholic Mission Access
The Pope today addressed an autograph letter to the Emperor of Japan thanking him for liberty granted to Catholic missionaries and for allowing them to enter the territory conquered by Japan and aiding the establishment of their houses.
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Rome
Jane
Japan
Norway May Establish a Republic, Telegraph Says
Copenhagen correspondent of the Daily Telegraph reports believed to be true that Norway intends to establish a republic and that important events may occur within a few days.
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London
Copenhagen
Daily Telegraph
Norway
Loaded with Dynamite and Danger at Sea
An account recalls Asphoter sailing New York Bay with red flags warning other ships of dangerous cargo. It notes enormous explosives and gasoline on deck, crew fearing fire or explosion, and a policy of throwing overboard anyone who smokes. The piece contrasts this warning with people’s everyday habits posing hidden dangers.
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New York Bay
Boise States
Equitable Board Resignation Talk After Scripps News Denial
In New York on June 7 the board of the Equitable met to discuss resignations but no decisive action on the chairmanship was expected. Hyde fabricated a claim that George Gould offered five million dollars for his holdings in the company.
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Scripps News Asociation
New York
Digiders
Equitable
O'Ohik
Hyde
George Gould
Bie Holdings
Equitabl
Campaign to Raise Tuition Sparks Student Action
Governor Trepoff has begun a campaign to expose the government’s flaws and urges Petersburg high school principals to unite in demanding tuition answersaries be aired at 5300 rubles per year.
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Boripps News Association
St Petersborg, Jane
Neral Trepoff Hn
Nicladatecine
of Petersburg High School
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Newlin Drug CO
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