Peace Prospects Rise as Imperial Advisers Pivot
Reports from St. Petersburg say Grand Duke Vladimir and Admiral Alexieff have urged ending the war and seeking peace. Grand Duke Alexander Mikhailovich also backs peace, arguing Russia cannot regain prestige by further conflict, while the emperor's final decision remains awaited.
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Sn A
Adantan
Lexander Michaelovich
Nereis
Vladimir
Misnehuria
Siperia
Russia
Great Britain
Alexieff
Alexander Michaeovitch
Pirke
Silence Enjoined Amid East Crisis Report
Fragmentary text indicates a supposed order or assertion of silence by government or leadership regarding actions in the Far East. Readable portions mention president, Russia, and peace prospects, but content is garbled and unclear about specifics or outcomes.
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Washington
Jane A
Far East
Russia
Movement in Front Lines Shifts as Forces Engage
General Linevitch orders from prepared positions as troops adjust positions in the frontline area. Reports indicate movement and contact between opposing forces, with strategic realignments underway near key sectors.
President orders 24 hour limit for coal supply to ships
Washington reports a calligram directed by the president through the bureau of insular affairs to enforce a strict twenty four hour limit. Russian ships may only take on enough coal and supplies to reach the next port within that period.
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Washington
Wright
Manila
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Attempted Assassination Plot Against Emperor Reported
Telegrams from abroad report an attempted assassination of the emperor. The dispatches describe the incident's circumstances and the political response in St. Petersburg as authorities investigate potential links and motives.
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St. Petersburg
War notes mix with royal and railway disasters
Reports from Washington Berlin and Paris cover a murder of a Brooklyn teacher fever outbreak and a Grand Trunk train wreck near Ware Pennsylvania. Berlin confirms the Crown Prince Frederick William and Duchess Cecilia wedding while Paris notes Delcasse resignation and Rouvier interim foreign minister. General Randall poised for major-general slot and Bates eyed as assistant chief of staff with lieutenant general rank planned on Chaffee retirement.
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Grand Trunk
Pe- Ware
Mieth
Frederick William
Cecilia of
Gillespie
George M. Randall
Philippines
Bates
Staf cc
Staf
Chaffee
Minister Nicklies resigns after street quarrel over sites
A public street disturbance between former Prime Minister Passes and Minister Nicklies led to the ministerial crisis and Nicklies’s resignation. The clash arose from tensions over site allocations and cabinet disagreements.
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Stotecven Fordet
Pelurade
Servis
Tine T
Nikolies
Nicklies
Railway Offices Robbed at Coalmont
The safe in the Southern Railway office at Coalmont was broken into and $80 taken. Burglars fled the scene and were not arrested.
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Gilmour
Ind
Southern Railway Company
Coalmont
Schaffer Case: Lowe Sues Banker Voris for 10000 Damages
L. S. B. Lowe brings an action against banker Voris claiming damages totaling 10000. He alleges that a statement by the defendant amounts to a charge of defamation and seeks recovery in court.
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Ls. B. Lowe
General Boynton's Funeral Draws Military Honors
Bedford Ind June 7 A slander suit by S B Lawe against A Voris Bedford banker seeks damages. The piece mentions a Schaefer murder investigation and notes Lowe declined to give a statement. Washington June 7 The war department orders military participation in General H V Boynton's funeral with cavalry escorts artillery caisson and a brigadier general’s flag salute at Fort Myer. The Griceric army plans to attend.
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Bedford
Ind
Las Leen
Lawrence Chresit
S. B. Lawe
A. ©. Voris
Slee
Croser
Prorat
Lowe
Schaefer
Voris PO
Washington
War Department
H. V. Boynton
Fort Myererd
Sach
Gricien
Deynton
Vital Statistics Show Indiana Deaths Rise In 1930s Data
Jupe Y K Murty secretary of the state board of health reports Indiana last year saw ten people starved to death despite abundant food. The paper deaths from accidents rose with poison shootings hangings and drownings accounting for major causes. Pneumonia deaths reached 140.7 per 100000 with 3725 total deaths, a sharp year’s increase.
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Indianapolis
Jupe Y K. Murty
Stat Board of Health
Indiana
Wurty
Hirts
Brilliant Hohenzollern Wedding Ends In Four Hour Celebration
Berlin reports Crown Prince Frederick William wed Duchess Cecilia of Mecklenberg Schwerin in a palace chapel ceremony lasting exactly twenty minutes. The lavish reception featured a candle parade, a forchnight dance, and a grand, hour long procession. Honeymoon planned at Hubertusstock hunting lodge near Eberswalde.
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Berlin
Frederick William
Cecilia of
Giy Corps
Brussels
Dryander
White Hall
Hochensollern
Theo
Yhoe
Tod
Crown
Mica
Franz Feirlo
Austria
Gus
Sweden
Duke of Oports
Hubertusstock
Eberswalde
Prussia
Scores From National and American Leagues
Results show Pittsturs 3 Philadelphia 4 and Louis ciivari 1 in National Conference. American League lists Philadelphia 4 Chicved 1 and Washington 77 Detroit 3 with New York Cleveland tied. American Association reports Kansas City Minneapolis 8 Milwaukee 3 St Paul 4 Louisville 5 Columbus 5 Toledo Indianapolis Rain.
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Pittsturs
Philadelphia
Louis
Ciivari
Chicved
Washington
Detroit
New York-Cleveland
American Association
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo-Indianapolis
Vice President Firbanks to Return From Oregon Trip
Vice President Firbanks and his family, who attended the Lewis and Clarke exposition opening in Portland, Ore., will return to Indianapolis soon. The trip brought a lighter schedule and fewer speeches, with most time spent traveling or resting.
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Indianapolis
Firbanks
Portland
Ore
Alfel
Jay
Perstope
Liscia
Mansfield
Specehe Ee
Land Frauds in California Exposed by Fraudulent Land Grants
The Examiner reports California may see Oregon style land frauds as forged ownership schemes unfold in Modoc and northern counties. Robberies are carried out under color of law with forgery and dummy locations aiding public domain transfer. Some cases show thieves forging applicant names on surveyor general files.
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California
San Francisco
Oregon
Modoc
Mears
Surveyor General's Office
Unclear Report on Lavan and Pierre in Zoller & Mercian Case
The fragment describes Joseph Lavan and John Pierre invited to an event at Zoller & Mercian. a shoal and fuse are mentioned with an explosion preventing a covey escape. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details.
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Joseph Lavan
Petuno
John Pierre
Badio
Zoller & Mercian
Runaway Accident Leaves Two Hurt In Campbellsburg
In Campbellsburg Indiana on June 7 Miss Myrtle Green suffered a fractured skull and serious injuries after a runaway horse collision. Her escort Seah Bennett was kicked in the head and badly hurt in the same incident.
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Campbellsburg
Ind
Myrtle Green
Seah Bennett
Mutiny on Cunard Altonia Averted by Crew Force
A mutinous strike on the Cunard steamer Altonia from New York led to clashes as Austrian sailors refused to work six hours. Officers used revolvers while captains held the crew in line. mutineers were imprisoned and all hands forced to act as chokers and firemen aboard. In other items, a shooting in Jasonville left A Deitch wounded after mistaking a man for a burglar. Montreal judge Lafontaine ordered two men, Gaynor and Greene, held for extradition on conspiracy to defraud the U S government.
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Fiume
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Altonia
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Montreal
Lafontaine
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John Gaynor
Benjamin Greene
Cottage Prayer Meeting At South Adams Street
The cottage prayer meeting at Mr and Mrs Cook's home on South Adams street attracted young Christians led by Mr Henry. Attendees engaged actively and pledged to duties amid temptations. A church prayer meeting is set for Thursday at 8 o clock. all are invited.
Local residents visit and travel notes across Bluffton area
Bill Jarrett of Bluffton visits on business while M G H Simons ships furniture to Keystone. Wink Gable from Hartford City spends hours here. Portland visitors tour Dert Wolf. Leen Page and Mrs Ernest Bho Speedin group stay a few days. Several locals attend Masonic instruction in Hartford City.
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Bill Jarrett
Bluffton
Simons
Kxeystone
Wink Gable
Hartford City
Teey Geiger
Hiss Leen Page
Ernest Die Bho Speedin
Marie Arnold
Eicen Sharp
Fred Scott
Daisy
Floyd Helm
Kirs
Roy Zeigler
Jiuncie
H.C. Zeigler
J. E. Wuersten
Masonic Lodge
Sire and Son Guilty in Telegraph Killings
Mae Patterson and son Burrell Patterson were found guilty of killing William Stewart in Franklin County on April 20 1904 after a dispute over debt. The father received a life sentence and Burrell was sentenced to be hanged, both jailed in Atlanta awaiting execution.
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Mae Patterson
Burrell Patterson
Willian Stewart
Franklin
Hear
Atlante
Lipford
Pattersons
Stewart
Mac Patterson
Burrell
Plans move for Wade Park art gallery in Cleveland
At a meeting of the trust district for the Dela Pointington estate it was announced that 590000 would be granted to erect an art gallery. A further 500000 is provided by the wills of B B Hurlburt and Horace Keling for a similar purpose. Work on the gallery will begin soon with the site facing Euclid Avenue in Wade Park north of the lake.
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Discolunt
OL June T
Dela Pointington
B. B. Hurlburt
Horace Keling
Wade Park
Euclid Avenue
James Hope Known Bank Burglar Dies in New York
James Hope also known as Jimmy Hope and Old Man Hope dies in New York after two years of ill health. He engineered a famed Manhattan bank burglary that netted about 3,000,000 in stocks bonds and money with little recovered.
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James Hope
Jimmy Hope
Hope
Manhattan Bank
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