Wrath of Russian People Pressures the Czar in War Crisis
June 1 Saint Petersburg reports drive for imperial reforms to appease a furious populace. Calls grow for a national assembly and swift action as naval disasters, casualties, and prisoner transfers ripple through government and army. Admiral Rosetsvensky's recovery prospects dim amid internal dissent and expansion of guard forces.
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Pope Attends Mass on Ascension Day at St Peter's
Pope attended Ascension Day services at St Peter's with American worshippers present. The event drew a diverse crowd and highlighted the Vatican's ceremonial observances.
Dennison case and papal procession noted in brief
Report covers Tom Dennison’s stand in Logan court as he details his life and role in the Pollack diamond case. Also describes Ascension Day mass in St Peters with 50 000 attendees and bishops from Illinois Iowa and Nebraska observing the papal ceremony.
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Philip J. Garrigan
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Loubet
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Tom Dennison
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Shercliffe
Frank Shercliffe
Salt Lake City
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Dennison
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Pollack
Hooker
Denver
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Fair Opens as Lewis and Clark Exposition Continues
The Lewis and Clark Exposition remains open with the fair continuing today, inviting visitors to enjoy displays, exhibits, and events across the grounds.
Lewis and Clark Expo Opens Amid Portland Pageantry
Portland opens the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition with President Roosevelt and Vice-President Fairbanks in attendance. A grand parade, 21 gun salute, and ceremonial speeches mark the event as crowds cheer, flags fly, and artillery roars across the grounds.
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Paris Peace Move Stirring Indications From St Petersburg
Reports claim M. Bompard the French ambassador rushes to St Petersburg at Russia’s request to arrange peace talks with Japan. France may press for a concert of powers to compel mediation if terms are too hard. Paris embassy denies, but circulation persists about Delcasse urging Russia to seek peace.
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Takahira
Far East
Oregon’s Great Northwest to Close with Firework Display
The official party guests repaired to the New York state building where refreshments were served and an informal reception was held. Exposition grounds saw visitors to all state buildings and exhibit palaces thronged with people, concluding with a magnificent fireworks display on the lake.
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Bonaparte Named Navy Secretary to Succeed Morton
Charles J. Bonaparte of Baltimore will become secretary of the navy on July 1, succeeding Paul Morton who will be general manager of a New York subway project being prepared by the Thomas F. Ryan syndicate.
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Bank Closes Doors in Trinidad Colorado
The American Savings bank shut its doors in Trinidad Colorado on June 1. Liabilities total 176000 dollars while assets amount to 196000 dollars.
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American Savings Bank
Loyal Legion Amends Constitution to Admit All Sons
Milwaukee June 1 The Loyal Legion of the United States adopted an amendment to the constitution making all sons companions and eligible to membership in order instead of restricting to eldest sons as heretofore.
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Loyal Legion of the United States
President Roosevelt Announces South Trip and Congress Session
President Roosevelt will start his trip through the south on October 17. The White House announced that the extraordinary session of Congress will not begin until after the November elections.
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Roosevelt
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A China Shower for Miss Agnes Byrne
Nineteen of Miss Agnes Byrne’s friends hosted an unannounced china shower at her Arden area home as a prenuptial event. The bride elect, who will marry Robert Beam of Brayma Missouri on June 21 at her mother’s house, received numerous gifts and enjoyed a musical program.
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Theatrical Trust Detainees Held on Conspiracy Charge
Magistrate Pool ordered 24 members of the Theatrical Managers Association held for trial on criminal conspiracy. The case centers on a resolution barring James S. Metcalfe of Life from 47 theatres under the association’s control.
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New York
Pool
Theatrical Managers’ Association
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Oil Wagon Fire Kills Two on Pennays Vale Train
A Pennys Vale passenger train struck an oil wagon at Water Junction near Dayton Ohio. The oil tank exploded and ignited the train engines. Engineer Edward Gimby and Fireman Charles Pryor, both from Columbus, were burned to death. The wagon driver escaped unharmed. The train sustained no damage.
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Sultan Rejects French Reform Proposals in Morocco
Tangier June 1 The Sultan informs the French minister that he cannot accept the proposed reforms for administration in Morocco.
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Condition Of Banks Call For National Banks
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of National banks at the close of business May 29, listing banks across the United States awaiting reports and financial standings from the period ending May 29.
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Thistle Finishes Tenth in Trans-Atlantic Race
The American schooner Thistle, racing for Emperor William's cup, completes the course in tenth place as The Lizard and Jane 1 compete in the same event.
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Iowa Weather Forecast Tonight and Friday
Iowa will see fair conditions tonight and Friday with a chance of showers in the extreme west. For observers, sun rises at 4 19 a m, sunset at 8 18 p m, moon rises at 3 40 a m.
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