Peace converts the czars advisers in favor of peace
The article reports rail aloud that Imperial advisers including Grand Duke Vladimir Admiral Alexieff and Grand Duke Alexander Michaelovitch have joined in counsels urging peace. It notes the emperor alone holds the final decision while discussing potential mediation by President Roosevelt and the strategic view of Russia’s prestige after Manchuria and Siberia losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jexander Michaaelovich
Vladimir
Stouthy
Manchuria
Siberia
Russia
Ser
Great Britain
American
Admiral Alexieff
Alexander Michaelovitch
Alexief
Silence Is Enjoined in U S War Policy Talks
Washington January 1. The president and European ambassadors, in daily conferences, have agreed on silence about their activities while awaiting the czar's decision on war or peace in the Far East. The measure aims to prevent Russia from acting against neutral powers' views of her advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jane
Far East
Russia
Movement at ih Prompts Retraction of Allied Front
Writings suggest forces engage in feints to draw General Lineviten from prepared positions along the front while Japan withdraws. The overall maneuver appears designed to test defenses and elicit a strategic response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goatelti
Japan
Hvard
Lineviten
President tightens rule on coal for ships at Manila
A cablegram directed by the president to Governor Wright via the bureau of insular affairs requires strict observance of the twenty four hour limit. Russian ships must take on only enough coal and supplies to reach the next port, no delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wright
Manila
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Rumor of Attempt on Emperor Denied Abroad
Reports from St. Petersburg dated June 7 deny sensational tales of an imperial assassination attempt. The telegraphic dispatches from abroad fail to confirm any plot or injuries and urge caution about circulating unverified charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Tsarskoe Selu reports denied by Chancellor Masloff
General Masloff, the chancellor, declares there is no truth to rumors about events at Tsarskoe Selu. He states no incident occurred that would justify the reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masloff
Tsarskoe Selu
Gally Resigns Speakership in London June 7
William Court Gally formally resigns as Speaker of the House of Commons citing ill health and extensive fatigue. The news notes his mandate and the anticipated selection of a successor by next year with London officials and Parliament members preparing for the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guily
London
William Court Gally
Conference Arranged to Settle Teammates Strike
The workers league reports a joint council has formed a committee to seek peace. A conference with the employers is being arranged to resolve the dispute and end the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiccco
Jure
Tearmsters
Conceil
Til Power
Terse telegrams report global events and military changes
A jumble of brief dispatches notes Enronecan trip returns, a typhoid death in Brooklyn, the old Washington chair sent to Mount Vernon, a Grand Trunk train wreck in Michigan killing four, royal Berlin nuptials, France’s political reshuffles, and U S army staff promotions as General Randall and General Kates move toward higher posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J. Hannery
Brooklyn Standard
Brooklyn
Washington
Jackson
Mount Vernon Association
Grand Trunk
Penate
Mieh
Frederick William
Cecilia
Mecklenburg, Schweren
Rower
Berlin
M. Delcasse
Rouvier
Paris
Oficiel
Gillespie
George M. Randall
Philippines
Kates
Chaffee
Forews Wife in death by own action
A domestic troubles case in Alnsworth Indiana ends with the death of Mrs Thomas See son who committed suicide after the funeral. An arrest followed the incident and a man identified as Biel remains in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alnsworth
Thomas Seeson
Har Heusbard
Street clash hurls minister resignations in June crisis
A street fight on a public square between ex Premier Pasics and Minister of Justice M. Nikolics during a ministerial crisis ends with Nikolics resigning. Cartwright of Grryam Chil Pistica mentioned in tense exchanges as the unrest widens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
W. Cartwright
Grr Yam Chil Pistica
Belerade
Servis
Pasics
M. Nikolics
Nicklics
Railway Offices Robbed at Coalmont in Indiana
The safe in the Southern Railway office at Coalmont was broken into and $80 stolen. Burglars escaped arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmour
Ind
Southern Railway Company
Coalmont
Seeking Vindication: Lowe Sues Banker for 10000 Damages
S. B. Lowe brings an action against banker Voris for damages totaling 10000. He alleges that Voris's statement amounts to a criminal accusation and seeks vindication in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. B. Lowe
Vor
Lawsuit on slander ties Bedford banker to murder rumor
S B Lowe sues A C Veris in Lawrence circuit court for 1000 damages alleging false statements tied to the Schafer murder probe. The suit claims the remarks harmed Lowe’s reputation. In Washington the War Department orders military funeral honors for General H V Boynton, unusual for a retiree. Gridleyans to attend in full force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
H. V. Boynton
Royal Wedding in Berlin Ends with Torchlight Dance
Crown Prince Frederick William and Duchess Cecilia of Mecklenburg Schwerin wed in the palace chapel. The ceremony lasted twenty minutes and was followed by a grand torchlight dance with twelve pages. The reception extended into the night as guests and dignitaries mingled. The couple’s honeymoon is expected at Hubertusstock hunting lodge near Eberswald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Frederick William
Cecilia
Mecklenburg-Lchwerin
Patare
Prussia
Belidel
Brussels
Mecklenberg-Schwerin
Anastasia
Dryander
White Hall
House of Hoahenzollern
Keejing
al Bawins
Paceel
Pie Eraperor
Crown Pring
Aemind
Michael
Russia
Franz Ferdinand
Austria
Gustar
Sweden
Oporto
Hubertusstock
Eberswalde
Local residents visit and events noted in Bluffton area
Bill Jarrett of Bluffton visits on business while M H Simons ships furniture to Keystone. Wink Gable from Hartford City calls on friends. Spahr and son visit Bert Wolf. Finley Geiger from Hartford attends. Leia Page and Mrs Ernest Ginside stay with Marian friends. The Ten Sisters meet tomorrow at Miss Slavie Arnold's at 2. Mrs Fred Scott and Daisy of Huntington visit Fiord Helm. Mrs Roy Zeigler returns from Muncie. J I k Wuersten goes to Hartford City for Masonic instruction. A W Tracey, ex publisher of Hartford City Times, plans move to Washington DC. Fred Almer travels to Poneto for a short visit. State Eisteford program at Canton Ohio features Hymon Jones photograph.
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Slavie Arnold
Tumoorrow
Fred Scott
Daisy
Huntintgon
Fiord Helm
Roy Zeigler
Muncie
H.C. Zeigler
J. Ik. Wuersten
Hartford City
Masonic Lodge
Fred Almer
Poneto
Kerlin Bros
Troy O
Canton
Hyton Jones
Vital Statistics In Indiana Deaths Rise Sharp
In Indianapolis Secretary Hurty reports 3.6 people starving last year despite plenty of food. Accident deaths reach 2,135, up 30 percent over five-year average. Pneumonia deaths total 3,725, up 40 percent year over year. Diphtheria deaths fall while cases stay level. Hurty criticizes focus on cure over prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Y--C. Hurty
State Board of Health
Indiana
Yurty
Hurty
Scores from Yesterday's Big League Games
National League games saw Pittsburg 3 Philadelphia 4 and St Louis 2 Cincinnati 1. American League results include Philadelphia 4 Chicago 1 and Washington 7 tPietreit with other listed scores such as Kansas City 1 Minneapolis 8 and Milwaukee 3 St Paul 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicags
Washington
Tpietreit
New York-Cleveland
Triain
Kansas City
Minneaplis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo-Indianapolis
Vice President Fairbanks to Return From Portland Visit
Vice President Fairbanks and his family will return to Indianapolis within a day or two after attending the Lewis and Clarke exposition opening in Portland Oregon. He spoke there and accepted many invitations to speak in coming weeks. He plans a busy summer with several speeches while remaining near Indianapolis or Lincoln near Mansfield Ohio.
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Indianapolis
Fairbanks
Portland
Ore
Kay
Haleed
Nisual
Speek
Liskin
Mansfield
Land fraud fears spread from Oregon to California
The Examiner warns that California faces a replicated land fraud scheme using forgery and dummy locators to transfer vast public domain in Modoc and northern counties. It cites proofs of forged applicant names on surveyor general files and alleges a color of law robbery under forged pretenses.
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San Francisco
Oregon
California
Modoc
Surveyor General's Office
Explosion injures workers at Zeller and McCilian shop
June 7 report from Bravil notes Joseph Levant and John Pierre Varmute injured in an explosion at the Zeller and McCilian establishment. Both men were preparing a shot when the fuse burned too quickly, leaving them badly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Levant
John Pierre Varmute
Zeller & McCilian
Serious Runaway Accident in Campbellsburg
Miss Myrtle Green was seriously injured in a runaway accident in Campbellsburg Indiana with a fractured skull and other injuries. Seah Bennett her escort was kicked in the head by the horse and badly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbellsburg
Ind
Myrtle Green
Seah Bennett
Mutiny Quieted Aboard Altonia After Watch Strike
A Cunard steamer mutiny occurred on a voyage from New York as firemen and coalers struck for six hour watches. Austrian sailors resisted officers, were imprisoned, and the crew was forced to act as stokers. A separate incident in Jasonville Indiana left A Deitch seriously wounded by follower Thomas who mistook him for a burglar. In Montreal Judge LaFontaine ordered extradition hearings for John Gaynor and Benjamin Greene on conspiracy to defraud the U S government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Fiume
Cunard Line
Altonia
New York
Jasonville
Ind
Montreal
LaFontaine
United States
John Gaynor
Benjamin Greene
Cottage Prayer Meeting Led by Young People
The cottage prayer meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Cook's home on South Adams Street was led by Mr. Henry and drawn many youths from the Christian Church. Attendees prepared to fulfill duties and remain active in their spiritual work amid trials. A church prayer meeting is planned Thursday evening at the church. all are welcome.
SIRE AND SON GUILTY
Mae Patterson and Burrell Patterson were found guilty of the killing of William Stewart in Franklin Heard County on April 20 1904. The father received a life sentence and the son a death sentence set for June 30, both jailed in Atlanta for safekeeping. Stewart owed money to Mac Patterson and a dispute led to the fatal shooting after the father urged his son to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Mae Patterson
Burrell Patterson
Willian Stewart
Franklin
Heard County
Lipford
Pattersons
Stewart
Mac Patterson
Burrell
Cleveland Trustees Announce funds for Art Gallery
A June meeting of the John Huntington estate trustees announced 590000 would be used to erect an art gallery. Funds from B. B. Hurlburt and Horace Kelley add 500000 for a similar purpose. Construction begins soon in Wade Park near Euclid Avenue and north of the artificial lake.
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Cleveland. G
John Huntington
Ltimutington
B. B. Hurlburt
Horace Kelley
Wade Park
Euclid Avenas
Jimmy Hope Dead in New York Bank Heist Figure
James Hope known as Jimmy Hope and Old Man Hope, famed Manhattan bank burglar, died at his home after two years of ill health. The NY bank burglary he engineered yielded about 3 million dollars in stocks bonds and money, with little recovered.
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New York
James Hope
Jimmy Hope
Hope
Manhattan Bank
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