Fairbanks Gains Momentum In Presidential Preference Talks
Indiana Senator Fairbanks remains noncommittal as other candidates press for support at the Republican convention. Delegates report mixed signals from Lodge Root and Kean while Fairbanks attracts Alabama and Northwest backing amid ongoing efforts to secure vice presidential consideration.
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Aliison
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New Jersey
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Hitt
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Valley
New York
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Generacy
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Gald
Massachusetts
Rpnet
Rhetor Beveridge
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Episentatives
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Indlang
Heveridge
Daloestiin
Fairs Banks
Regulatiod Totmittee
Andhairman Geedriuh
Indianan
Curmiliea
Valley Forge Damaged By Early Electric Rail Incident
A chaotic report describes a collision in a rail yard near Valley Forge with passengers thrown from seats. Reports say injuries were not fatal but conditions were chaotic as trains stood in yards and investigators assess the scene amid confusing details. The upheaval coincides with a separate chapter about electrical phenomena and geopolitical tensions in the region, including references to Japan, Russia, and Ukraine-era conflicts. The article concludes with President Roosevelt and officials visiting Valley Forge for a memorial event marking the Washington anniversary.
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Vailey Force
Washington
United States
Roonstalt
Valley Forge
Washington Monument
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Roosevalt
Knox
Valley Forges Farm
Washington Memorial Chapel
Aniv
Japs Take a Fort at Port Arthur Reported
Reports from St. Petersburg and Mukden describe conflicting rumors about Port Arthur. One account claims an inner fort fell with heavy Japanese casualties while another says Japanese forces were repulsed. Additional dispatches note Japanese transport losses and Vladivostok squadron movements as Kuropatkin assumes personal command and naval attaches shift plans.
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St. Petersburg
Mukden
Rete Theamedupaleh
Chines
Burt Arthur
Modest Commander Oku Victorious in June Naval Battle
Tokio reports General Oku won a June 1 battle at Telingu near Watangon, after May 24 victory at Nan Shan bili. Japanese forces drove Russians from a ridge near Foo Chou river, with heavy casualties. Russian losses uncertain. News also notes sinking of Japanese port vessel Temut off Osuma Inland and Vladivostok squadron retreat. several transports interdicted during the Korea Strait operations.
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Nan Shan Bili
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Telingu
Waat
Foo Chou
Oku
Vailey
Radsians
Almont
Isi Iia Japanwss
Oka Eaye
Ruemans
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Tium
Osuma
Japan
Grombol
Maigum
Tokis
Cape
Gabi
Vladivostiek
Sado
Mitaehi
Fainui
Strait of Korea
Worley
Hitachi
Waid Lieitenas & Uy
Bearching Inquiry Reports Steamer Sloom Disaster Toll
New York on June 29 reports the General Slocombe disaster death toll rising with 624 bodies recovered 31 new deaths and 59 among the identified already charmed by fluid, eleven missing names added after last warnings.
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New York
Officials probe river disaster scene amid recovery work
Federal and city inspectors, including H. K. Smith, deputy commissioner of corporations, observed the aftermath at North Brother Island as divers pulled bodies from the water. The visit preceded a formal investigation by federal authorities and local regulators, with Cortelyou heading to Washington.
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H. K. Smith
Uber
Rocie
North Brother Island
Abler
Cortelyou
Washington
Germantown police to curb flirting and disorder on Penn Harvy
A Germantown ward improvement committee asks Police Lieutenant Buchanan to station ten plainclothes officers on Germantown avenue from Penn to Harvey streets from 9 to 12 nightly. They cite excessive flirting and improper conduct in stores, offices, and near Vernon Park as a concern and promise action if resisted. The report notes firsthand that behavior disrupts business and decency in the district.
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Buchanan
Germantown Avenue
Pann
Harvey Street
Bankrupt petition filed against A. Meloy & Bon firm
In Indianapolis on June 20 creditors filed a United States court petition seeking a bankruptcy declaration for the banking firm A. Meloy & Bon of Rensselaer. Judge Anderson issued an execution to seize all assets pending trustee appointment. Banks including Merchants National Lafayette and First National Lafayette plus Farmers Bank Mulberry hold about 12,800 in promissory notes. Also Alfred McCoy and Th vinaktology tied to Yeast concern sought as bankrupt individuals. Creditors fear stringent bankruptcy rules may ruin them. Also report notes Lew Houchins, mussel shell digger, drowned in the Wabash river about twelve miles southwest of the city while wading a whirlpool.
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United States
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Anderson
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Marshal Petitt
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First National Banks of
Lafayette
Farmers’ Bank of
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Creditore
Princeton
Lew Houchins
Wabash River
Rumored Russian Royal Murder Sparks Court Scandal
A sensational legend from St. Petersburg claims Admiral Prince Guktomaki, favored by the czar, was executed by Viceroy Alexeiff for destroying the cruiser Potropakovak and killing officers, with whispers of court intrigue and dueling loyalties. Meanwhile in Indianapolis a white man Timothy Stapleton was shot by a Black man after a long feud.
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Prince Guktomaki
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Ta Weil
Indianapolis
Timothy Stapleton
Watit McGlitchling
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