Telegrams in Brief on Russo Japanese War Dispatches
Telegrams report Russian forces counterattacking Japanese advances north of the pass while the Russian left fronts hold near the Yalu. The czar plans a defense under Grand Duke Nicholas with joint land and sea command. Governor Sokolovsky of Ufa province was mortally wounded. Admiralty in St Petersburg seeks news of a far eastern sea clash as Ro jestvensky heads toward Tokio. German ships are said to be at Halchon, with surveys by Teutons. US may push an international conference on emigration. Roosevelt acts to avert a China boycott and canal supply policy shifts provoke tariff protests. Panama commission sales abroad spark protectionist backlash.
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Linevteek
Yalu
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Genera Sokolovsky
Ufa
Russia
Yio
Admiralty
St. Peters- Uurgy
Far East
Rojestvensky 42
Tokio
Halchon
Teutons
United States
Roosevelt
China
Panama Commission
Religious Notes and Conference Steps Across States
The Evangelical conference adjourned at Nashville Illinois with Dink Meyer of Alhambra elected president and presenting an official address on civil government. The General Synod of the Reformed Church of Pennsylvania discussed the Anti-Saloon League representation but reached no action. The United Brethren conference met at Topeka after adopting a committee on strori es, naming bishops for regions Central, Eastern, Western, Southern, and Pacific Coast.
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Evangelical Conference
Nashville
LH. Dinkmeyer
Alhambra
General Synod of the
Reformed Church of
Topeka
Committee On Stiaries
Matthews
Central Clatricn
Milla
Eastern
Bsuvp
Western
Carter
Southern
Bishop Bell
Pacific Coast
Fraud charge against Bigelow and other 1900s notes collide
A Milwaukee investment firm filed a fraud charge against Frank G. Bigelow. The report mentions Seluven in an 8,000 Wille race across the ocean, Savonal Electric appoints Aeiver in Milwaukee, and various incidents: a three-train collision on New York's Third Avenue elevated, the Caronia liner going ashore near Sandy Hook, a double shooting in Ohio, and police actions in New York and Jersey City. Also referenced are Wall Street offices, a presidential note on railroad takers, and other national events including Joe Roosevelt, Rockefeller, and an assassination in Saverna Illinois.
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Frank G. Bigelow
Milwaukee
Seluven
Stattal
Aeiver
Savonal Electric Company of
Bigelow Corporacion
Third Avenue
New York
Copnard
Caronia
Fourishk O& Card
Sandy Hook
Kalanidzoo
Mulwankes
Roosevelt
Jim Siveddy
Indiana
John D. Rockefeller Jr
le Droit
Langdon Barber
Aqua Theresa Anderson
Harvard University Ls
Eliot
Congress
Daniel 8. Berry
Saverna, Hil
McClellan
New York City
Walding
Nelson Keeler
Barberton
Ohio
Model tenement for families with children planned by New York leaders
Grace Trumphour, 20, and minister John Barrett address Panama fever problem on the isthmus, while Mrs J H P Belmont and other New York social leaders announce a model tenement for families with children. A fire in Wilkes-Barre, Pa, caused by a short circuit from a cinema blaze leads to $1,000,000 in losses, and the Riverside Fiber and Pulp company plant at Appleton is destroyed by fire. The Standard Oil pipe line from Kansas City to Whiting, Ind., will cross the continent ending at Bayonne, N J. Governor Johnson of Minneapolis sets August 9 as the execution date for William Williams for the murder of Mrs F G Keller and son John. A woman and two men linked to a bank safe robbery in Gelibertage, N Y, are arrested in NYC. Clay Grubb, acquitted of patricide, is ambushed near Salisbury, N H. John Yarras, 18, of Summit Hill, PA, shot to death by his father. A man and wife claim Leonard preyed on them and stole a diamond ring and $500. The Presbyterian General Assembly at Winona Lake votes for union with Cumberland church. Police Chief Koerner shoots a miner in Harrisburg after an attempted arrest. Professor John Herbert Leonard, claimed to be from Chicago, is arrested in Jamestown, N Y, amid claims of wardship. The United States appeals court upholds Clark’s land purchase under timber and stone act. Port of Portland railway deal with a syndicate of Pennsylvanians rumored for $3,000,000.
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John Barrett
Panama
J. H. P. Belmont
New -York
Wilkesbarre
Riverside Fiber and Poner Company
Applevon
Standard Oil Company
Kansas City
Whiting
Bayonne
N. J
Johnson
Salisbury
John Yarras
Summit Hill
Pennsylvania
Jacob Vargas
Walkman
Presbyterian General Assembly
Winona Lake
Cumberland Church
Harrisburg
Koerner
Clifford Mason
Maren
Harvey Strickland
United States
W. A. Clarke
Montana
Elrcult Court of Appeals
Clark
Rcugimt
Kirknan
Fort Nibrara
Neb
Qvia
Portland Consolidated Street Railway Company
Portland
Oregon
Controversy over divorce decree ban and imperial appointments
A murky report notes a ban on mandating divorces sparked heated debate. Baron Radol von Seckesdarf is named chief justice by Emperor Whitlam for the imperial court, while Pobyedonostses faces overthrow after twenty five years in power. An Australian destiny is cited alongside talks with Assistant Secretary Lormistor and Secretary Taft. A clash between Graeco Macedonian bands and Voia detainment is claimed in Langarting district. Eleven insurgents reportedly die in a Turkish border incident.
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London
Baron Radol von Seckesdarf
Emperor Whitlam
Imperial Supreme Cous
Pobyedonostses
Synoxl
Aussier
Caracas
Wy Othe
Asulaet
Lormistor
Taft
Obituary notices from varied figures across regions
Mario Mitchell son Julio head of United Mine Workers dies in Spring Valley from pneumonia. Edwin W. Toa, brother of a governor and leading Democrat, dies in Helena aged 11. Lady Georgiana Blom fet, a friend of Queen Victoria, dies in London. born April 1822. Dr John W. Bayne of Washington DC dies from throat illness. Mrs Roxana Willard Parmelee of Chicago dies at her Kenosha summer residence. Rev A Bower of Dwight Illinois, last army chaplain appointed by President Lincoln, dies at 74. Philander Frank Chase, Chicago architect and ex-resident, is noted.
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Mario Mitchell
Julio
United Mine Workers
Spring Valley
Edwin W. Toa
Gov
Tool
Democratic
Politi
Helena
London
Georgiana Blomfet
Victoria
John W. Bayne
Washington, D.C
Roxana Willard
Parmelee
Chicago
Frank Parmeleo
Kenosha
Rev. A. Bower
Dwight
Ill
Ancoin
Philander Frank Chase
Obituary notices span typhoid deaths and notable figures
Obituaries record typhoid deaths for Peoria and Riverside aged 61, and Joan Rush Cameron 74, Chicagoan and brother of President Dwight F. Cameron, in Clifton Alabama. Rev. Baa Biggstat, former Confederate Home chaplain, dies in Lexington Kentucky at age five? details. William Gramer and Rev. Father Scuianer funeral notes. Daniel Buck Minnesota Supreme Court justice dies after leg illness. Peter Busch dies after appendicitis, with Busch family traveling to Europe. Judge Albion Winogar Tourgee dies in Mayville, NC. Tourgee, notable author and lecturer, linked to North Carolina Code works. governor? reconstruction views noted.
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Peoria
Riverside
Joan Rush Cameron
Presiden
Dwight F. Cameron
South Chi “Eawa Street Railway
Clifton
Baa Biggstat
Peewee Valley
Lexington
John Morgan
William &. Gramer
Milwaukee
Father Scuianer
Pal Dearers
Daniel Buck
Minnesota Supreme Court
Mankato
Mr. Buck
Booneville
N. Y
Minnesota
Supreme Bench
Peter Busch
Adolphus Buschi
St. Louis
Adolphus
Usch
Withsimina
Europe
New York
Bordeaux
France
Albion
Winogar Tourgee
Mayville
N. C
Judge Tourgee
Weiler
Williamsburg
Ohio
North Carolina
John Bax
Queen of Hearts
Wook
Judge Toursee
Sterilizing Pilocesa in Facial Treatments Warns Expert
Philadelphia Talquirer warns that sterilization is essential in facial and massage work. It urges hygienic practices including clean coverings, fresh towels, thorough hand scrubbing, antiseptic hand rinses, and sterilization of all instruments to prevent cross contamination and skin infections.
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Philadelphia Taquirer
Recall Bill Gets New Lease of Life by Motion 10
Madison May 28 The recall bill, passed by the assembly and last week non-concurred in by the senate, was revived when Senator Sanborn moved to reconsider. The motion was laid over until Wednesday morning. The bill creates a special election to unseat an alderman who fails constituents, petitioned by half the ward voters. Senate also amended the grain inspection law with railroad and elevator interests accepting it after court tests. Other measures include salary hikes for the attorney general, board of architects licensing, pavement funding, and a constitutional election-vote restriction proposal. The assembly expedited business while debating amendments and engrossment.
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Madison
Assembly
Senate
WHS
Sanborn
Niga
Sid
Huananl
Attorney General's Department
Hirst
McGillivray
Architects’ Association
Body as a conductor of electricity in public opinion
An article summarizes Dr. Alelie and Dr. Airelle findings on the body's poor conductivity to electric current. It notes wide individual resistance variation, factors such as nerves, drinkers, food, and emotions altering resistance, and experiments by E K Muller showing time, setting, and mental state affecting measurements.
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Alelie
Independence Belge
Brussels
Airelle
E. K. Muller
Shether
iAn
Edison Aims at Perfecting the Storage Battery
The article notes Thomas A Edison may focus on improving his storage battery. It claims its future power could revolutionize motor cars by high power with light weight, enabling broad vehicle use. It recalls Edison’s early 1890s work and that he has issued over a thousand patents in his career.
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Thomas A. Edison
Auttomonites
Metropoltan Magazine
Santos-Dumont Aims New Balloon No. 13 Naval Type
Santos-Dumont prepares Ballon No. 13 with mixed gas and heated air to vary ascent without ballast. The design blends Montrolfier line elements with a mixer balloon, using controlled combustion to adjust flight while maintaining vertical equilibrium.
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M. Santos-Dumont
London Globe reports new balloon design with gas bag and Montgolfier-like pocket
The London Globe describes a balloon that uses a 10 meter long ovoid silk bag with a thick middle, holding about 1902 cubic meters of gas. An egg-shaped cotton pocket beneath stores 1171 cubic meters, acting as a small Montgolfier balloon, with burners inside to mix air.
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London Globe
Kaiser and King In Curious European Travel Review
The article compares Kaiser Wilhelm II and King Edward VII, noting Wilhelm’s blunt remarks that unsettle Europe while Edward’s tactful diplomacy earns praise. It cites the New York Sun’s contrast, praising Edward’s measured timing and silent strength.
Quips and Quips from Newspapers on Love and Music
Fragments from various papers reveal playful exchanges about romance music and mistaken loyalties. Snippets show witty exchanges about marriage rivals, music discernment, and confessions with light humor. The tone remains breezy and conversational across city strips and editorial snippets.
New Year Swear Offs at the Players Club
The New York Tribune reports on New Year resolutions at the Players Club with talk of temporary virtue and lasting change. Henry Dixey notes a gray sky and cold wind as a sudden greeting from Blank, who boasts a daily cold bath as he arrives on Fifth Avenue.
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Players’ Club
Diller
Henry
Dixey
Fifth Avenue
New York Tribune
Plymouth Capital in Control in Plymouth Wisconsin
Plymouth Wisconsin May 23 The capital stock of the Plymouth Exchange Bank has been doubled and is incorporated to 56000. Control is now local. When weather allows next year a new brick business building will be started. A new stock company to succeed the Diestelhorst Eberhardt company has been perfected with 75000 capital to operate a department store.
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Plymouth
Wis
Plymouth Xchange Bank
Diestelhorst-Eberhardt
Ingle Etka Convene at Moline Convention
The state convention of Elke convened in Moline Illinois on May 23 with about 200 Elke in attendance.
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Ingle -Etka
Moline
Ill
Elke
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Irving
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