Austrian Crisis Divides Vienna Over Hungarian Army Policy
The Vienna dispute centers on language of command in the Hungarian army and demands for customs separation. Coalition leaders resist language concessions, urging funding for the army while shelving broader autonomy. Baron Burland’s mission gains attention as talks hint at future economic and political arrangements tied to Szell Korter accord.
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Interiat
Grasshoppers cling to autos across Northern Counties
Grasshoppers swarm Sutter, Yuba and Hutte counties, clinging to lug-wagons, wagons, and autos as they devastate green vegetation and orange groves. The pests threaten severe damage, with measures under the department of agriculture to curb the destruction.
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Cal
Sutter
Hutte
Yuba
Department of Ages, Culture
Roosevelt reportedly advances date for peace plenipotentiaries meeting
Washington reports indicate President Roosevelt, via Ambassador Meyer, has suggested a date window in August for the Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries to meet in Washington. Moscow officials note the diplomat mill grinds slowly, with an armistice unlikely before formal talks begin and personal exchanges anticipated once ministers recover.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Meyer
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Jspanssa
Foreign Office
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Tokle
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Hoosevelt
Meyer Fa Wilt
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Jeter
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Warsaw Workers to Halt All Industry in General Strike
A proclamation calls on all Warsaw workers to stop work in protest of the emperor's government. It orders shops offices restaurants and coffeehouses closed and urges a general strike with the red flag of the workingmen carried in the streets. It implores workers to support their brethren by joining the action today.
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Warsay
Front and War Dispatches From The Manchuria Front
A front page summary reports Japanese forces attacking northwest Manchuria on January 22, routing enemy troops and taking hills north, with enemy losses around 3,060 in cavalry and infantry and fifty corpses left on the field. It notes a red flag incident and a Russian retreat north in disorder.
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Manchuria
Manchenzou
Killa
Nogault
Restitution Paid by Equitable Society Leader
New York reports Attorney General Mayer announced restitution of 25053.22 by ex President Alexander of the Equitable Assurance Society, with interest on agrivate operations per a preliminary report by Superintendent Heidrick. Alexander is said gravely ill, while a Pittsburgh note mentions a woman, Lizzie Ashbecker, found supporting herself after desertion.
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Mayer
Alexander
Equitable Assurance Society
Heidricks
Terror in Lodz as Strife Forces Exodus and Violence
Reports from Lodz Poland describe an exodus as civilians flee amid military crackdowns and strife between troops and strikers. Cossacks attacked a Jewish family, police suffered casualties, and workers clashed with authorities. Officials promise action while the death toll remains uncertain.
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Doda
Ressian
Poland
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Raluty
Patlanice
Lode
Rowenblatt
Wilnexana
Appeal to Red Flea Wartin Jie 28 Proctann Ion
The Burial Depecratio party of Poland and Lith makes a Saturday appeal. The plan is tied to a regional event and involves cooperation between Poland and Lithuania. This brief item notes a political appeal ahead of a local or regional decision.
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Burial Depecratio Party
Poland
Lodz unrest and fire threaten Nashville shopping district
Estimates place casualties and property damage from a Lodz unrest spillover. Fire in Nashville’s retail area causes damage estimated between 500 and 6000 dollars, as officials report scattered incidents and evolving tensions across European and American events.
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Nashville
Tens
Policy change eases Chinese exclusion enforcement
Washington reports President Roosevelt directed action to facilitate landing of exempt Chinese classes and curb harsh treatment by immigration officers. Orders require certificates for travelers merchants students and others, with dismissal for officials failing to comply. Secretary Metcalf instructed immigration officers to remedy past complaints and speed trade relations with China.
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Roosevelt
Immigration Bureau
United States
China
American Asiatic Society
Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Rev Dr Washington Gladden Warns On Velocity Danger
Columbus June 26 Rev Dr Washington Gladden preached at the First Congregational church urging attention to the dangers of speed in driving and automobiling. He warned that the great problem of velocity still has to answer for and urged listeners to consider the risks and consequences of rapid travel.
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O.C
Washington Gladden
First Congregational Church
Tim. Crase- Firepeed
Glad
Public anxious over German reply on Moroccan conference
Paris reports heavy public anxiety as speculation grows about Germanys reply to Frances note on an international Moroccan conference. Officials expect Berlin may respond by Wednesday, with unclear details. observers doubt a joint interview before then.
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Rite
Germany
Rouvier
Radolin
Berlin
Coust
Scores From Yesterday's Big League Games
National League games in Chicago and St Louis yielded lopsided results with Chicago 18, Cinem at Santa 6, and Cleveland 2 Detroit 1. American League matchups saw St Louis 8 and Cleveland 2, with Detroit prevailing 1. An Amharican Association listing shows Manase Chy 1 at Minna 4.
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Detroit
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Minna
Guardian Howard Gates Weeps After Embezzlement Verdict
Anderson Ind June 26 Howard Gates wept bitterly after jurors found him guilty of embezzling funds from the Ambenhour and Winter estates where he acted as guardian The verdict cites $1200 from the Ambenhour estate and $700 from the Winter estate and his lawyers filed a petition for a new trial.
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Howard Gates
Ambenbour
Winter Estates
Sherif Smelser
Jal
Gates
Umbenhour
Winter Estate
Mail Clerks Protest Against Terrific Speed Advances
Mail clerks in Goshen Indiana join protest against Lake Shore Michigan Southern Railway schedules they deem unsafe. They oppose faster runs between Chicago and Cleveland citing reckless speeds around curves and switches since the Mentor wreck and seek government action to halt the changes.
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Goshen
Ind
United States
Robihers Tridiana
Chicago
Cleveland
Lake Shore
New Albany Infant Safety Pin Extracted After 35 Years
A safety pin swallowed in infancy was found in Eugene Brisby’s knee after 35 years. Drage safety pin, embedded since infancy, was removed by Dr. F. Davie. Brisby had long suffered knee pain. his amputated left leg added to the hardship. The pin’s presence explained by Brisby’s mother’s past caution.
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Ind
Eugene Brieby
City Church
F. Davie
Mr. Brisby
Davis
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