Kuropatkin Rumor Traced Inconclusive Front Reports
From St Petersburg June 28 a rumor claimed General Kuropatkin was killed or captured amid Russian defeats. Staff deny major reports while experts doubt a Russian victory under Linovitch. Oyama’s front moves threaten Harbin and Vladivostok. envelopment seen as key to any decisive outcome. Heavy rain continues and mobilizations begin affecting frontier cities.
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Oyama
O.d. Oyama
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Wwe
Penitentiary for Lorenz Former Toledo postmaster formally committed
Washington June 28 Dr G E Lorenz once Toledo postmaster who was jailed for conspiracy with August Machen and the Graffs and sentenced to two years at Moundsville Penitentiary was formally committed and will be shipped there later this week. Machen and the Graffs were sent there after their trials. Fire destroys chair factory at Corry Pa causing 25000 loss. Tunnel No 41 on the Detroit Southern line near Ironton Ohio caved in requiring fourage to clear the wreck.
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Washington
D. C
G. E. Lorenz
August Machen
Groffy Brother
Moundsville
W. Va
Machen
Graffs
Lorenz
Post Office
Ironton
Detroit Southern Railway
Chinese Exclusion Debate Raises Tension in Asia Pacific
The article surveys the deepening China US quarrel over exclusion of coolies from Hawaii and the Philippines, noting Chinese protests, a continued American boycott of US goods, and officials like Minister Rockhill and Viceroy Yuan of Chili Province addressing the issue amid divided prospects for a settlement.
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China
Washington
Rockhill
United States
Board of Foreign Affairs
Yuan
Chili Province
Kaiser Makes Reply to French Note on Morocco
Germany presented its reply to the French note on Morocco in a Foreign Office conference with Prince Radolin and Premier Rouvier. The text insists that any Moroccan settlement must come from a conference of powers without pre-set limits. A lengthy conversation followed, with Germany seeking amicable adjustment while hints of a conference or counter proposals linger. A decision is expected after ministers meet next, with a special session possible to set terms.
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Germany
Morocco
Radolin
Rouvier
Foreign Office
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Prince Redoalu
Jis
Objections Filed Against New Rail System Scale
June 18 reports that the supreme council executive body in New Jersey heard objections from Ann Hopkins and Mortimer A. Feuuryke of Lockport New York regarding the proposed rail system scale. The committee said it lacked power to change the scale but the protest was recorded and a further appearance was scheduled. In New York on June 28 the New York council of the Arcanum condemned the supreme council action on assessment rates and pledged to protest to the council and seek rescission of the new scale.
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AMG
Custer
New York
Var Arcanum
Mei Inng
State Grand House
Congressman Gaines Arrested After Laundry Office Altercation
Nashville June 28 Congressman John W Gaines and E W Thompson a clerk in a local steam laundry were involved in a personal dispute over a package belonging to Gaines. Both were placed under arrest and released on their own recognizance at the police station.
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E. W. Thompson
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Boy Confesses Murder in Quarrel Stoning at Savannah
Sterling Illinois June 28 Jesse Koser 18 confesses after quarrel he stoned to death Jacob Weaver 65 at Savannah.
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Sterling
Ill
Jesse Koser
Jacob Weaver
Savannah
Pattison in lead for Democratic governor nomination
At the Ohio Democratic State Convention in Columbus on June 28, John M. Pattison of Clermont County led the field for the nomination, with W. Welty a close second. The platform committee debated home rule and municipal ownership as delegates adjourned for morning sessions.
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Cincinnati
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Harlan Cleveland
A. P. Sandies
Putnam County
E. B. Fintey
Crawford
N. M. Wolk
Richland
Charles E. Belcher
Lawrence
State Central Committee
Uh J. McKinney
Marietta
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Colum
Rodney Sly
Joe Godsell
Cleveaudit
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Judes
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Merat
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Mo Marriott
Inanneey
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Tate Iss
Majur
Toni le Johnson
Cleves
Fireman Saves Child on Rail Near Power Nob
In St. Joseph Missouri June 25 firefighter George Pohl saved a five year old child from a freight train after the child wandered onto the tracks near Power Nob. Brakes failed to stop the train in time and the fireman leapt to pull the child away but suffered injuries including the loss of his leg above the knee. The child survived and was taken to a hospital nearby. Gaynor Green Appeal Quashed by Supreme Court Ottawa June 28 the government’s motion to quash the appeal from the judgment of the court of King’s Bench affirming a writ of prohibition against extradition was granted with costs.
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Gof
Power Nob
George Powhl
St. Joseph and
Grand Isha
Poeh
Gaynor
American Women Jewels and Dress Etiquette
A London review notes that American women treat jewelry as central to attire, dressing to match jewels and having gowns tailored for them, unlike English women who view jewelry as a mere accessory. The remark highlights cultural differences in style and fashion priorities.
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London
President at Cambridge during Roosevelt visit in Harvard events
President Roosevelt toured Cambridge and Boston on a busy day. He visited Harvard rooms, the Alpha Delta Phi society, the stadium, and Oakley Country Club while recipients and alumni greeted him warmly. A luncheon and banquet followed at the Hotel Somerset with Harvard officials and notable guests.
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Fourier Cole Miles
Roosevely
Eloy
Amd
Harvard
Althowgave
Ancient
University of Harvard
United States
Aliumai
Cambridge
University City
Boston
William Lawrence
Episcopal
Massachusetts
Harvard Alumni Association
Loeb
Kermit
Groton School
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Francis C. Lowell
United States Circuit Court
Samuel Crothiers
First Parish Unitarian Church
Roosevelt
Alpha Delta Phi Society
George C. Lee
Oakley County Club
Watertown
Duncheon
Tih
Porceain Club
Bishan Lawrence
Somerset
Elise
Ltiary
Bank Burglar Big Frank McCoy Dies in NYC
Victim of tuberculosis dies at Blackwell's Island hospital after years of crime linked to major bank robberies. McCoy, once wealthy, spent fortunes quickly and faced a grim decline on the Easy Side. He admitted regrets about his life choices before death.
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Big Frank” McCoy
New York
Hog Frank” McCoy
Arooanund
Phos
Mauiathan Bank
Diddy Faine
Blackwell's Island
McCoy
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Oren
Tony Os
Eapsteeatt
Wallace Moore
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Request by Mrs Eddy Seeks End to Peace Prayers
Concord Nova Scotia June 24 tape Rev Mary Baker G Eddy asks First Church of Christ Scientist members to cease special prayer for peace. She states God hears all prayers and will bless all inhabitants of the earth with His truth and love, urging restraint in prayer.
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Mary Baker G. Eddy
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Israel
Jeon Yourdu Wu Cheer Evouer of Panama Cane
A garbled OCR fragment references Panama and a ruler or leader, noting a tender or resigua lin tu president phrase. Readable elements show a political or ceremonial context with names and a likely leadership event, though specifics are unclear.
Wallace resigns as Panama Canal chief engineer amid resignation dispute
New York June 28 John F Wallace chief engineer of the Panama Canal Commission resigns to take a $90000 office with a New York corporation. Taft declines immediate comment and says the commission may face embarrassment and a possible postponement of its meetings. Officials indicate the matter is delicate and Wallaces action will be discussed by the secretary and commission.
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John F. Wallace
Panama Canal
Commission
New York Corporation
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Taft
Washington
Dune
Johun
Gm Wits
Cannum On
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Wallies
Tae Reed
Hon Lees
Edith
Pthenaa
Adans Rattan
Tare Ooh Abe
Poison Mystery Draws Police To Durfree Case
Reports from Chicago and Annapolis describe arsenic suspected in a wife's death and the husband Durfree held on bond as authorities probe a white powder incident. The case ties to Durfree’s multiple marriages and ongoing inquiries into his past. Separately Luther Welsh of Kansas City passes naval academy mental exams after a height stretch to meet the required five foot two inch minimum.
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Chicago
Congo
Bro Hiwethurst
Annepais
Naval Academy
Luther Welsh
Kansas City
Welsh
Lawyer Captain D Graham Leaps From Sixth Story Window
Capt. Robert D. Graham a 65 year old lawyer and Civil War veteran leaped from a sixth floor portico window of an apartment building in Washington on June 28 and died from the injuries. He was the son of a former cabinet officer. His death follows a fatal fall linked to a suicide attempt.
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Washington
Robert D. Graham
Ranchers Fight Indians in Sonora Massacre
Raiders struck along the San Miguel river in Sonora near Cres district. At least 12 ranchers and several women and children were killed or wounded as raiders killed and abducted locals. Buenos Ayres residents and about 30 workers helped repel the attack, with several ranchers and neighbors dying.
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Aria
Duners
San Miguel
Tar Cres
Sonora
Joseph Eit
Pozostaene
Toal
Idint
Buenos Ayres
Jesus Orlando
Francisco
Luis Carranza
Youissant
Carranza
Lachumata
Mings
Ares
Touissant
Hermosilla
Lachmata
EGY SAVES A TRAIN
Wallace Moore, aged S years, saved a passenger train by signaling and waving as it approached, stopped rail cars from danger. The incident occurred near a beach opening and involved a rail line reader who warned others of an imminent collision.
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Bee
Doorun
Brooklyn Defeats New York Amid Tight National League Race
In a busy Tuesday slate, Brooklyn tops New York 2 to 1 in a National game amid a close standings push. The night also features Pittsburgh edging St. Louis and Cleveland’s key showdown as teams chase playoff positioning with remaining games.
Chicago Grain Market Outlook and Trading Notes
Fragmented OCR text on Chicago grain market shows rate fluctuations and prices. Mentions corn futures, July weight, and trading activity with references to speculation and demand signals. The readable pieces hint at price expectations and market movement without coherent detail.
Market Report from Pittsburg June 27 Prices and Livestock
Cor Veloxv versus Jed on the abuts market with oats hay and feed prices. Butter cheese cattle hogs sheep and lamb prices listed with ranges for quality and weight classes, including calves veals milch cows and butchers bulls. Strong entities include York dairy products and local beef prices, with no definitive outcome.
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