Wreck salvage talks stall as divers reach two bodies
In New York a struggle over how to raise the General Slocum hulk stalls after divers recovered two bodies from the wreck. Negotiations between marine insurance firms and the wrecking company fail to agree on terms, with costs likely to fall on the city treasury. Officials continue coroner inquest preparations and a government inquiry is promised.
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ADVANCE GUARDS AND EXPECTED BATTLE AT VAFANGE
British style dispatches describe General Kuropatkin moving toward Port Arthur as advance guards clash with Russian forces fifteen miles south of Tashibas Tin Kow on June 1. Reports praise Japanese artillery and mountain guns, while noting material superiority and cautious Russian maneuvers near Feng Wang Cheng to Mac Tien Pass.
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Praise for Stakelberg at Petersburg June 14
Military circles at Petersburg view the Varangow battle as not a defeat for General Stakelberg. They argue his expedition to the south affected Port Arthur operations by diverting Japanese forces and delaying siege progress. Experts note aims to draw Japanese northward might have helped but local conditions limited that outcome.
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Formidable Fleet to Visit Turkish Waters Amid Talks
The American bottle ship squadron led by Rear Admiral Barker sails from Lisbon toward Greece and Austria. After weeks there, Admiral Barker is to be reinforced by Rear Admiral Jawett. The combined fleet plans to visit Turkish waters as negotiations with the Porte for equal rights for Americans resume. Massachusetts notes a woman on the state ticket for secretary of state, Mrs. Fannie J. Clary of Williamsburg.
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Liabilities of comm failures and wartime dispatch notes
A terse telegram item reports June liabilities and weekly failures within the United States, noting 4 frost-related incidents and 387 versus 319 in the prior week. The text also mentions war correspondence from Port Arthur, prisoner placement, and an unspecified train robbery with unknown loss.
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Favorable features noted in New York teen weekly review
New York notes favorable features in teen weekly review focusing on improving teeing groups and the ending of the troupe on the Great Lakes. Weather and crops show mixed signals with wheat and oats improving while corn lags due to cool conditions. Rail earnings reflect quiet business. forecasts hinge on crop prospects and autumn activity amid steady pricing.
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Indiana Readers Briefs Reveal April Violence Stats
Raw state health figures for April show 149 violent deaths in Indiana. Of 29 suicides, 22 were men. three murders involved men. Methods included self-inflicted gunshots, opium, carbide, hangings, cutting, and poisoning. Detailed counts emphasize male victims.
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Women's suffrage mass meeting echoes across nation
A large gathering at Philharmonic hall heard Susan B Anthony Carrie Chapman Catt and Anna Shaw advocate woman suffrage for the United States and inter state rights. The event featured speakers from Britain New Zealand France and Norway urging progress toward voting rights for women.
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Unclear Terr a Haute Notice From June 18
Fragmentary report from Terra Haute notes a fatal road accident involving a Hagle foundry worker and a railroad streetcar crossing. The garbled text also mentions grain prices and cattle market terms, but key details are unreadable.
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Caught Whole Town Inbank Fraud Aims At Gilman
Goodland Indiana reports indicate utilities and assets of the Gilman bank may reach almost 200000 with many firms paying drafts and notes but Gilman allegedly did not pay or cancel. Affidavits filed charge embezzlement and obtaining money under false pretenses as warrants will be issued. Locals vow punishment if he is found. Also notes on Robinson’s renomination and DePauw deficit, plus a stranger beheaded by a train near Roachdale.
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Industry Suffers As Gushesa Theory Hemorrhages Trade
New York June 18 Ro Ding Co reports a slump in commerce caused by a belief in a periodic low mood and the presidential cycle dampening demand. Goods pile up as wages and credit tighten, rail and manufacturing activity slow, and May building plans rise in some cities but fall in others amid retrenchment and cautious investment.
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Law reinstates woman ballot in mercantile arbitration
In a June 18 debate the Retotstag restored the female ballot to the mercantile arbitration law after its third reading. The law passed amid protests from the government during the second reading. A speaker joked about Countess Von Buelow and Countess Von Posadowsky-Wehner influencing husbands.
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Elicitas Cossack Admiration Reported From Front
June 1 dispatch from Liao Yang notes wounded arriving after two days of fighting near Vee fangow. A Cossack lieutenant says Amariona military attaches observed the hottest combat and focused on professional interest rather than personal danger.
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