Peace Tribunal in Washington Suggested for Peace Talks
The President indicates Washington as the potential site for plenipotentiary meetings with Rosia and Japan after failed talks on Chelo and Paris. Officials note Washington could host if currents shift, with adjournment to a northern summer resort possible. Reports from St Petersburg discuss internal turmoil and mutinies affecting Russia’s war effort, while naval mutinies during Nebogatoff and Rojestvensky episodes are cited.
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Rosia
Japan
Chelo
Paris
Washington
Jly
Not Yet Selected Peace Plenipotentiaries
Washington June 16 Count Cassi el after an interview with the President stated the peace plenipotentiaries had not yet been selected.
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Washington
Count Cassiel
Washington Selected as Site for Raealen Japan Peace Conference
Washington has been chosen to host the peace conference between Raealen and Japan, with officials announcing the location and session plans for the talks to be held in the capital.
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Washington
Raealen
Japan
Attorneys Resume Beef Trust Inquiry Work
Chicago June 15 The attorney Morrison and assistant Pa gin returned from Washington to resume duties in charge of the beef trust inquiry. The grand jury will continue its work. Moody agrees the evidence is strong enough to warrant further action and anticipated indictments are expected soon.
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Chicago
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Washington
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Moody
No Mobilization Denied by Coast Defenses Minister
The minister of coast defenses stated that the claim to mobilize the Norwegian army and fleet is entirely without foundation and has no basis in the official stance or plans.
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Scripps News Association
Defenes
Grain Market Quotes From Chicago Exchange
The Grain Market report shows wheat opening at 80.865 cents and closing at 0.875 dollars, corn opening at 90.62 cents and closing at 0.533 dollars, and oats opening at 90.303 dollars and closing at 0.907 dollars.
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Chicago
Stock Exchange
Fleet Retires After Demonstration Against Fort Monroe
Eight powerful weasels of the Dickens group demonstrated against Fort Monroe on June 15. When the fort’s motor guns opened fire, they withdrew. It is believed a general attack will be made tonight.
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Fort Monoroe
Fort Monroe
Secretary Taft Outlines Policy at Miami University
Secretary of War Taft spoke at Miami University commencement in Oxford on June 15 outlining wartime policy. He urged ending the war in the Far East while preserving national prestige and defended enforcement of alien laws. He promoted extending courtesy and justice to those arriving in the United States.
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Oxford
Ohio
Taft
Miami University
Far East
Far West
Spedine
Cole Mely
United States
Statement on Philippine policy and duty for the United States
Hofagagher argued the United States never claimed long term proof of burden but faced a forced administration. He warned Americans would fail their duties if they did not meet obligations. He echoed belief in evil government and that concerted labor can prepare all people to enjoy civil liberty.
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United States
Uni
Hofagagher
Repeal urged on Philadelphia trolley franchise
The city council street railways committee recommended repealing the trolley franchise ordinances passed over the mayor’s veto. It is understood the council will accept the committee’s recommendation.
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Scripps News Association
Philadelphia
Council
Street Railways
Deaths From Yellow Fever Reported by Governor
Governor Magoon from Panawa reports three deaths from yellow fever and three new cases today as the fever continues to affect the region.
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Washington
Magoon
Panawa
Jury Proceeding Delves Into Labor Conspiracies in Chicago
Chicago June 15 The grand jury continuing proceeds with Julio C Driscoll resuming testimony on labor conspiracies dating to 1892. District Attorney Heady says Driscoll will provide names and dates, while the US arbitration board offers a peace proposal accepted by teamsters but rejected by employers. Subpoenas may target prominent labor and business figures as evidence accumulates, with about half of Chicago’s labor leaders alleged to have received funds via Driscoll.
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Chicago
Venus
Julio C Driscoll
Indio
Dripcoll
Heady
United States Board of Arbitration
Bob
Teamsters
United Au'y
Driscoll
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Ltery
Barippe Newa Association Faces Suit Over Sealing Conspiracy
In San Francisco June the government threatens suit for a large sum against A J Woodside RJ Tyson and other notable shippers indicted in a sealing conspiracy. They deny ownership of the Carmencita and any illegal actions. The Carmencita’s fate remains unknown, last seen in Bearring Sea pursued by the revenue cutter Boar.
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Barippe Newa Association
San Francisco
A J Woodside
RJ Tyson
Pirasy
Bebring Sea
Grafters Confess In Milwaukee Graft Inquiry
Milwaukee detective reports two confessions by graft figure Lavy to District Attorney McGovern. He names or implicates county district and city officials. Attorney declines to reveal names, adds a county official is named and many others are suspected of graft.
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Scripps News Association
Milwaukee
Wis
McGovern
Csunty
Carlisle Ousted from Bank Presidency in Maine
In Kittery Maine on June 15 156 former U S Treasury secretary John Carlisle was removed as president of the bank corporation after its annual meeting. Former Governor J A Brackett of Massachusetts and lawyer Walter I Badger of Boston were dismissed from the board and stock returned to Carlisle and others for services rendered. Directors were replaced after voting to oust the former leader.
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United States
Treasury
Johnn Carlisle
United States Bankera’ Corporation
J .A Brackett
Masesebneatie
Walter I Badger
Boston
Carlisle
Beldame Wins Sheepshead Bay Suburban Handicap
Jouve 16 Heltame won the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay today. Proper finished second, Mason third, and Jacquin fourth. Time 26 3-5.
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Heltame
Proper
Mason
Jacquin
Royal Wedding Unites Princess Margaret and Swedish Prince
Princess Margaret of Connaught wed Prince Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden in a Windsor ceremony conducted at St George's Chapel Windsor Castle with Archbishop of Canterbury and other clergy. The couple toured Windsor in the state carriage to a castle reception and dinner before a honeymoon planned in Ireland and Sweden.
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Beripps News Association
Windsor
England
Margaret of Connaught
Edward
Gustavus Adolphus
Sweden
Windsor Castle
Canterbury
Oxford
Church of England
Windsor Asstle
State Department
Ireland
Fort Hunt Fortifies as Monitors Terror and Sires Fail
On June 15 Fort Hunt and Fort Washington opened fire across the river. The double turreted monitor Terror and the converted gunboat Sires were theoretically sunk after sixteen shots from eight inch guns, with ten needed to defeat them. Small craft below Marshal's Point also faced persistent fire but failed to reach targets.
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Scrippa News Agenciation
Fort Hunt
Terror
Fort Washington
Marshal's Point
Date Set For August 7 Hearing In Hill Case
The court of appraisal fixed the auction date for the Patrick case for the week starting August 7. Patrick's attorney, ex-Senior David B Hill, will seek a stay of execution pending a motion for reargument.
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Scripps New Annpostaion
Albany
Court of Appraish
Alecir
Patrick
David B Hill
City Council Hears Bicycle License and Street Plans
Last night the council amended a bicycle license ordinance and sent it back to committee. They directed a two inch water main extension to the city park and instructed the city attorney to review the ordinance. The Ways and Means committee was told to examine county contract insurances on the city bell. An ordinance to raise the deputy marshal salary was referred to the committee. A resolution empowered the street committee to hire a surveyor for grade stakes on graded streets. The Sixth Street grade report was not ready for a full council review.
Automobile Collision Injures Two Officials in Sungus
Morlpps News Association reports William Muller Woodbridge of Boston, second vice president of Columbia National Reinsurance, and Herbert Wolf of New York, actuary for the same firm, were seriously hurt when their car struck a barbed wire fence in the dark at Sungus early today.
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Morlpps News Association
Lynn Mass
William Muller Woodbridge
Boston
Loe
Columbia National Reinsurance Company
Herbert Wolf
New York
Sme Company
Sungus
Native Daughters Session Reports Seal Presentation Plans
At morning session the Native Daughters committee reported on presenting the state seal to the cruiser California. Afternoon nominations are planned and a grand banquet is set for tonight at Lote Vendome after today’s proceedings.
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Porppa New A Association
Jose
Native Daughters
California
Lote! Vendome
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