President Ready to End War If Talks Proceed
Count Cassini met with President Roosevelt at the White House to hear Roosevelt’s wish for peace in the Far East. The conversation was informal and frank with no concrete proposals, and Cassini telegraphed details to St Petersburg for further guidance.
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Far East
Japan
Count Cassini
St. Petersburg
Cassini
Czar
Takahira
Russia
Helas
France
Ben
Searee
M. Jusserand
Paris
Roosevelt
Nicholas
White House
St.Petersburg
Sea of
Far Eest
Stas
Korean
Rojestvensky
China
Port Arthur
Baron - Mayor Des Planches
Surrender Rumors Hit Russians After Nebogatoff
St Petersburg reports intense anger over Rear Admiral Nebogatoff as battleships Aurora and Oleg are recalled believed sunk. Officials fear losses north of 10 000 with crews unaccounted. France to provide casualty lists, requiem masses held, censorship lifts as rumors of treachery circulate.
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Nicholas I
Raphael
Tham
Sinope
Nebogatoff
Tokio
Admiralty
Aurora
Oleg
Vladivostok
Nikolaieff
Amur
Petropavlovsk
Kamchiatka
Pacific
United States
Cape
Horn
Russia
France
Syn
Orechestra
Passenger Steamer H. M. Carter Strikes Bridge
The steamer H. M. Carter struck the Louisiana Railway and Navigation Company's new bridge at the Red River mouth and broke in two. The captain and nearly all the crew and passengers were drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River
New York Times
New Orleans
H. M. Carter
Louisiana Railway and Navigation Company
Equitable Board Turmoil Ends With Move to Create Chairman
The Equitable Life Assurance Society met in two sessions from 11 a.m. to nearly 5 p.m. and overthrew the Frick investigation, dismissing Henry C. Frick Edward Harriman and Cornelius Bliss from the board. A new empowered Chairman of the board was proposed with broad authority and a by law revision, as Hyde stock was to be divested within three months amid bitter exchanges and charges of treachery.
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Ganization
James H. Hyde
Maddox
Melville E. Ingalls
Frick Investigating Committee
Frick Committee
James W. Alexander
Gage E. Tarbell
Harriman-Pennsylvania
Standard Oil
George Gould
Missouri Pacific
Rockefellers
Harriman
New York
Atlantic Coast
Equitable
George J. Gould
E. H. Harriman
Gould
Frick
Henry ©. Frick
Edward H. Harriman
Cornelius N. Bliss
Brayton Ives
The
Equitable For Action
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Alexander
Seice
Suc
Mr. Alexander
Mr. Hyde
Tarbell
Jacob TH. Schiff
Mr. Schiff
D. Mills
John B. Stewart
A.J. Cassatt
P. Jefferson Coolidge
August Belmont
James B. Forgan
Robert ¥.Sncols
Schiff
James HH. Hyde
Alvin W. Kreeh
Mr. Ingalls
Mr Ingalls
Mr. Hydr
M. Hyde
Jacob H. Schiff
Jacob
Fr. Schiff
Bomb in Barcelona Palace Causes Damage and Arrests
In Barcelona on June 2 at 6 pm a bomb exploded inside the Governor General's palace causing substantial damage. Ten arrests have been made as authorities probe the anarchist plot. In Madrid a Cabinet council discussed the discovered anarchistic plan tied to heiretonk.
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Barcelona
Madrid
Index To Departments And Sections
An index lists sections and page numbers for the issue including Commercial World Amusements Arrivals of Out-of-Town Buyers Business Troubles Court Calendars Marine Intelligence and Foreign Mails New Corporations Real Estate Society United Service Weather Report Yesterday's Fires with corresponding page references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Intelligence
United Service
Weather Report
A Monument to Togo Lighthouse Planned on Okino Island
The Navy Department will erect a massive lighthouse on Okino Island to commemorate Admiral Togo and the Battle of the Sea of Japan. The light will beam eighty miles, aiding navigation and serving as a memorial near the battle site. It will be funded by public subscription across Japan starting tomorrow.
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Toto
Navy Department
Okino Island
Tos
Togo
Sea of Japan
Hitachi I
Sado
Japan
Miss Roosevelt Visits Cincinnati During Longworth Stay
Miss Alice Roosevelt arrived in Cincinnati to stay with the Longworth family while Mrs Nicolas Longworth sails for Paris. Mr Longworth met her on the train and escorted her to his trap as a large crowd gathered. A dinner hosted by Mrs Wallingford introduced her to close friends including Mr and Mrs Arthur Stein and James McCrea.
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New York Times
Cincinnati
Ohio
Alice Roosevelt
Longworths
Nicolas Longworth
Paris
Countess de Chambrun
Buckner Walingford
Nuarnie Longworth
Longworth
Miss Roosevelt
Torrence Road
Mr. Longworth
Mrs. Wallingford
Arthur Stein
Fenton Lawson Nicolas Longworth
James McCrea
Through Train to Maine Resorts From New York
Commencing June 12 the through train from New York to Bar Harbor will depart Grand Central at 8 00 PM daily except Sundays. It connects at Portland for principal Maine resorts arriving Bar Harbor at 2 00 PM. Pullman sleepers available.
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New -York
Bar Harbor
Portland
Maine
Grand Central Station
N. Y
N. H
H. R.R
Japanese analyze Tsushima battle strategy after Rojestvensky defeat
Tokyo experts blame imperfect reconnaissance and faulty intelligence for the Russian setback. They cite weather, wind direction, and sunlight against Russia, Russian ammunition shortfalls, and alleged Russian gunnery inferiority. Togo’s fleet superiority and training are emphasized as decisive factors.
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Tokio
Rojestvensky
Togo
Tsushimua
Nebogatoff
Ifth
Tsushima Channel
Miles to resign and seek governorship after militia mobilization
Gen Miles will resign from Gov Douglas's staff after the State militia mobilizes from July 4 to 14 at Westfield. The move signals a vigorous campaign for the gubernatorial nomination.
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New York Times
Boston
Miles
Gov
Douglas
Westfield
Indictments for Jersey City Police Board Over Pool Rooms
The Hudson County Grand Jury in Jersey City indicted the Police Board for permitting pool rooms to operate. Named are John McNulty, a Democrat and mayoral relative, Thomas Silden, and John Mitchell, all Republicans. Earlier indictments against Chief Murphy and Police Captain Cody were reconsidered. The Police Board is appointed by the Mayor.
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Hudson County Grand Jury
Jersey City
John McNulty
Fagan
Thomas Silden
John Mitchell
Murphy
Cody
Police Board of
Duke Greets Former Wife in Greensboro Meeting
Duke from Durham met his second wife Mrs. M W Duke in Greensboro. They toured Guilfield battlefield and she left for Chattanooga while he prepared to return to Durham for ongoing divorce proceedings with Alice Webb Duke in New York.
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New York Times
Greensborough
N. C
Brodie L. Duke
Durtham
M. W. Duke
California
Guilfield Battlefield
Secretary Hay Arrives in London in Poor Health
Secretary Hay reaches London from Paris in better condition than New York but remains very ill. He attributes improvement to Bad Nauheim treatment but must rest and avoid social or official duties. He plans to sail home on June 7 aboard the Baltic and may proceed to Washington to see President Roosevelt if his sea voyage helps.
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London
Hay
Paris
New York
Baltic
Washington
President Roosevelt
Lake Sunapee
N. H
Osborn Heirs Step Forward in Oregon Estate Case
In Stamford Connecticut June 2 heirs of James Osborn in East Norwalk contest a $2,000,000 Oregon estate left twenty four years ago. If heirs are not found before twenty five years pass the estate reverts to Oregon state. Rufus R Osborn and S Wallace Osborn of Seaside Avenue and Mrs. Lewis W Doty are heirs. James Osborn fled west in 1849 gold rush and left three brothers and a half brother who died without issue. The estate may be divided among the brothers’ families.
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New York Times
Stamford
Conn
Oregon
James Osborn
East Norwalk
Tate Solomon
Osborn
Rufus R. Osborn
Seaside Avenue
S. Wallace
Lewis
Doty
Forty Three Beef Indictments Expected in Chicago
Government officials draft forty three indictments against packing house employees linked to the beef investigation. Assistant Attorney Oliver E. Pagin and District Attorney Morrison confer with Attorney General Moody on indictment forms. Testimony has been organized by category including combination casing rebates and perjury.
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New York Times
Chicago
Oliver” E. Pagin
Washington
General Moody
Morrison
Grand Jury
Pagin
Beef Trust
Godman
Moody
Actna Trading Company
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Teasdale
Lord Lansdowne
Edward
Benekendorff
Killfrick
Harriman, Frick, and
Bliss
T. Jefferson Coolidge
iGage
EF. Tarbell
Marvin Hughitt
J. B. Alexander
Henry C. Frick
M. Hartley Dodge
J. F. de Navarro
Bradish Johnson
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Ih. R. Winthrop
P. O. Mills
George T. A Wilson
Thomas T. Eckert
William H. McIntyre
H. M. Alexander
Il. C. Haarstick
David H. Moffat
Joseph T. Low
President Alexander
Hyde
Ingalls
Equitable Life
Surance Society
Ward H. Harriman
Equitable Board of Directors
Fice
Plen
Cess
Mr. Slyde
Slyde
Hle
Legion of Honor
Legion of Hanor
Tie
Mquitabie
State Insurance Department
Ile
J. W. Alexander
Louis Fitzgerald
Chauncey M. Depew
H. C. Deming
George H. Squire
Thomas D. Jordan
Charles S. Smith
W. P. Snyder
Alvin W. Krech
Wiliam Alexander
John J. McCook
Refeee B. Forgan
Ledyard Blair
Nnyton Ives
M. E. Ingalls
Dodges
Gen. Miles
Indict Police Board
Ting Poolrooms
Duke
MR. Hay
Federal Grand Jury
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