Turbulent Russian Crisis Dominates Telegram In Brief
A chaotic Telegrams in Brief recounts Russia teetering on revolution as czar seeks quick peace with Japan. Reports claim Crimea and the Caucasus verge toward revolt while China seeks a voice in peace talks and Japan presses ultimata. Multiple violent incidents, strikes, and political scandals ripple across nations with Roosevelt and Hay involved in diplomacy.
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Theodosia
Baron Komura
America
Yokohana
Japan
Russia
Crimea
Te'volo
Caucasus
China
Roosevelt
Navy
Yach
Portsmouth
International union president backs government life insurance drive
D. J. Sweete, president of the International Longshoremen Marine and Transport Workers association, meeting in Detroit, urged amending Chinese exclusion laws and endorsed government life insurance. The meeting favored an 80 cent monthly dues increase. Obituaries note several prominent figures including Mrs. Hila Myon and John Selby, with Allied memorials and public notices mentioned across various cities.
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D. J. Sweete
Intenational
Longshoremen, Marine and Transport ‘Workers’ Association
Detroit
First Song Published During Civil War Surges in Popularity
The speaker recalls writing the lyrics in a single night and publishing the song during the Civil War era. He notes selling over 100,000 copies initially and later surpassing half a million, claiming to have toured the country performing it to widespread audiences.
Origins and reach of the Good Templars temperance order
The article traces the Good Templars movement from the United States to global reach, noting a Belfast meeting with delegates from Ireland, Labrador, and beyond. It credits Massachusetts native Mr. Orne for introducing the order abroad and Joseph Malins for establishing its foothold in England, with ongoing leadership and international attendance. It also notes Yale professor Prov. George Reward Day of Yale University, a Pittsfield native, and outlines his career in theology and Hebrew scholarship.
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Edwin Sumner
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State Historical Library
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Seience Ball
B. W. Snow
Danish King Christians Deliberates Crown for Norway
Gopeslagen and Iuig Lecit are said to back Prince Clayles of Denmark taking the Norwegian crown with Danish government consent. Some royal family members favor the plan while Christian is opposed. No decision is expected until the king returns from Austria in two weeks.
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Iuig
Increase of suicides prompts church grieves in Britain
The English church newspaper laments a surge in suicides in April with 40 personal crisis reports in Great Britain and seven among the past 19 years. It notes a rise in self-harm and discusses causes such as death teaching gaps and fearsome agitation, urging pastoral response and caution against sensationalism.
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Great Britain
Roistous Leachers
Church of
Observatory reports forest fire lure near mountain
From Lick Observatory and Vicint Hamilton reports yesterday say the forest fire is still about ten miles away. The wind change prevented the flames from reaching the mountain, keeping the danger at bay for the moment.
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San Jose
Cal
Lick Observatory
Viclnt Hamilton
Could She Have Mistrusted New Boarder Details
Fragmentary note shows a visitor inspecting a room and commenting on small windows and a large trunk. The dialogue hints at suspicion or misgiving about a new boarder, with archaic spellings and odd punctuation. No clear event or人物 names beyond generic references.
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Phey
Har Tre
Drugists Urged to Enforce Laws at Wisconsin Meeting
Madison hosts about 200 pharmacists and delegates for a state gathering urging strict enforcement of existing pharmacy laws. Mayor Curtis touts Madison’s growth and welcomes visitors while President Van Hise stresses pharmacist responsibility to the community and cooperation with the university.
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van Hise
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W. P. Clarke
Malligan
Wisconsin Pharmaceutian
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Canital
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Ely
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School of Pharmacy
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Ake
Ure
Statutas Aml
Clarke
Liefirs
Vin Hise
State University
Charlie van Hise
A Dear Little Boy Story Told At A Dinner
Archbishop Ryan related a tale at a Philadelphia dinner honoring a Frankfort man about a nephew. The boy, playing with a hidden device, demonstrated a springing mechanism to the amusement of an uncle. The story recounted a later visit with a frock coat and silk hat and a child presenting a black hat saying it was better but stuck.
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Gisa
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Sima
Nagut
Chen
Aelth
Neahen
Alabama Mine Disaster Claims Three Lives Near Birmingham
An explosion at the Sayreton mines north of Birmingham yesterday left three men dead and five injured. Rescue teams responded as officials investigated the cause and the extent of the blast.
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Sayreton
Dvne City
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