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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1905

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2

Demonstrations Call For End To War Across Russian Suburbs

Demonstrations at Pavlovsk and other suburban resorts condemn the war while Moscow voices stronger action. Seventy two members of the duma sign a resolution for immediate cessation and for convening a parliament. A Kostroma deuma also considers a similar measure as the government blocks public discussion. Members meet privately, as did the zemstvo congress.

Pavlovsk Moscow Kostroma Deuma Zemsky

Diplomats Watch Washington for Russian Peace Prospects

Reports from St Petersburg Paris and Washington detail talks among President Roosevelt Count Cassini Minister Takahira and other officials. Peace advocates like Grand Duke Vladimir Admiral Alexieff back peace while the emperor holds final say as Germany and the United States push to begin peace negotiations.

Associated Press ST. Petersberg Washington Roosevelt Count Cassini Takahira Speck von Sternburg Lamsdorff Foreign Office Baron de Rosen United States Europe T. J. ‘Coolidge Manchester-by-the-Sea Alexander Michaelovitch Vladimir Perce Grand Duke Manchuria Siberia Russia Great Britain Admiral Alexieff Paris Germany Therm

Russia Agrees To Intern Russian Warships At Manila

Russian warships are to be interned at Manila after formal instructions from Secretary Taft via Gov. Wright. Washington says ships must be coalled and supplied within 24 hours and held at Manila until hostilities end. Reports note seven Russian colliers anchored at Wonsung and a Soviet torpedo boat destroyer Bodri interned at Shanghai.

Washington War Department Secretary of War Gov. Wright Taft Hic Manila Tay Wright Gary Manilla Train Nies Wansal Rodgers Shanghai State Department Tonawschite Wonsung Gutzlaff Bodri

No Attempt To Kill Czar Report Groundless

A rumor circulated on the Berlin Boerse today of the assassination of Emperor Nicholas but is groundless. The reports were telegraphed abroad and spread, but General Misloff, the Czar's Chancellor, states nothing occurred at Tsarskoe-Selo to justify such claims.

ST. Petersburg Berlin Nicholas Misloff Tsarskoe-Selo

One Thousand Cars for Japan Ordered

Philadelphia June 6. Orders for Av. cars for the Imperial Japanese Railways have been placed with Pennsylvania car building companies.

Japan Philadelphia Imperial Japanese Railways Pennsylvania Car Building Companies

Plunkitt Faces Rival Leaders in Fifteenth District

George W. Plunkitt will contend with rivals for Tammany’s Fifteenth District leadership. The Mec Manus Association met and unanimously backed McManus. Meanwhile Tallahassee Club and James KE Smith Association shifted from Plunkitt to John E. Dordun, a contractor.

George W. Plunkitt Tammany Thomas J. Mec- Manus “Association McManus Tallahassee James KE. Smith Plunkitt John E. Dordun

Hotel Area's Mutual Benefit Association elects officers

Atlantic City June 6 These officers were elected today by the Hotel Area's Mutual Benefit Association of the United States and Canada President Frank Ewens Kansas City Vice President Summer Phoebus Atlantic City Secretary and Treasurer J K Blatchford Chicago Directors W H Worth Chicago Frank Upman Chicago M A Loring Chicago George A Luger Chicago Charles C Hilton Beloit Wis E S Pinney Chicago Henry J Bohn Chicago and F W Rice Chicago

Atlantic City Mutual Benefit Association of United States Canada Frank Ewens Kansas City Summer Phoebus J. K. Blatchford Chicago W. H. Worth Frank Upman M. A. Loring George A. Luger Charles C. Hilton Beloit

Linovitch Rallies for War as Japanese Front Advances

Lieut. Gen. Linovitch declares for continued war and asserts the Manchurian army is strong enough to counterattack against Japan. He seeks young reservists and predicts victory in Manchuria despite a naval defeat, while Japanese forces maneuver southward near the front.

Godzyadani Manchuria Rojestvensky Linovitch Associated Press Tokio War Office Linevitch Vladivostok Rosestvensky Vol‘kersam Japan

Russian Rear Admiral Details June Battle in Manila

Rear Admiral Enquist describes the engagement near Manila where Russian ships led by the Oleg and Aurora fought Japanese torpedo boats and cruisers. He notes his vessels appeared conspicuous in black and white while Japanese ships wore olive green, leading to his flag transfer to the Aurora and a decision to retire after believing the main fleet was defeated.

Manila Aurora Admira “Nquist Washington Jemtwing Enuuist Train Army and Navy Club Eaaqust Raleigh Cincinnati Baltimore Saizon Enquist Oleg

Agitation and political shift in Russia with new police post

Reports from across Russia describe renewed strike agitation led by Socialists. Emperor Nicholas rejects Interior Minister Bouligin’s resignation while General Trepoff gains de facto control as Assistant Minister. A new Chief of Police for the Caucasus is created with $50 000 yearly budget for secret police. A forthcoming imperial manifesto may establish a two chamber parliamentary system under the Emperor's veto and dissolution powers.

ST. Petersburg Russia Nicholas Bouligin M. Bouligin Gen. Trepoff Caucasus Trepotf Associated Press Trepoff

Man revived after two and a half hours dead

Benjamin Lunski a 97 year old retired stock broker from 4 West One Hundred and Eighteenth Street was declared dead by a nurse but revived by Dr Anton Bockar after a candle lit parlor scene. The doctor used a hypodermic strychnine injection followed by artificial respiration and predicted full recovery by week’s end.

Benjamin Lunskti West One Hundred and T Eighteenth Street Anton Bockar Bockar

Say Cotton Reports Leak Investigation Begun

Richard Cheatham arrives in Washington with documents to present to the President and Agriculture Secretary over an alleged leak in the last cotton report. Secretary Wilson defends safeguards and says envelopes are sealed and totals revealed publicly, with leaks deemed impossible pending any new information.

New York Times Washington Richard Cheatham Southern Cotton Growers’ Association Department John Hyde Mr. Hyde

International Cotton Congress Debates Speculator Problem

The International Cotton Congress met in Manchester to curb speculators influence on cotton prices. American delegate S Dale urged emigration of laboring class to Southern States for jobs in cotton fields and argued that producing a large crop would remove the speculator threat.

Manchester England International Cotton Congress S. Dale

Miss A S Bradley Weds John J Smith in New York

Special to The New York Times Stamford Conn June 6 Miss Alice S Bradley daughter of Mrs A S Scofield of Stamford married John J Smith a New York businessman on June 1 in New York City Smith a widower with two children. Miss Bradley an heiress once notable for a US and Canada dish with Charles Quintard faced a $50000 alienation suit later settled for cash. She traveled with a circus for a period and now resides in New York owning Central Park real estate left by her father. now in limbo with her marriage.

New York Times Stamford Conn Alice 5S Bradley A. S. Scofield A. H. Scofield New York New York City John J. Smith United States Canada Charles Quintard Sound Beach Quintard Miss Bradley Central Park

State Hospital Managers Form Eight Boards of Managers

Albany June 6 Appointments of boards of managers for eight state hospitals under the new law restoring the system of control announce. The boards supervise institutions excluding finances and include members from Central Islip Kings Park Long Island Manhattan and other areas with noted individuals named. The list includes Edmond J. Butler Mrs Augustus Floyd Henry Hollister Silas B. Dutcher Miss Louisa Man Wingate Rev William J. White and others across Brooklyn Northport New York City and Whitman.

Albany Central John H. Burtis Norman 8 Dike Charles A. Schieren Brooklyn Manhattan Francis R. Kinnicutt Isaac N. Seligman Grace Gillette Bird Whitman V. White Thomas M. Mulry Cleveland HH. Dodge Seth Low New York City

Knights in Train Wreck Near Riverside Kill Two

A collision four miles from Riverside between a westbound overland passenger train and a newspaper special on the Salt Lake line killed brakeman T. H B. Carey of Los Angeles and Selzer Norman, with Mail Clerk Frank W. Shott seriously injured. The mishap halted Ohio delegates to the Knights of Columbus convention. the overland train was attached to the passenger coaches but no delegates were harmed. The crash was blamed on the engineer's failure to follow orders.

Los Angeles Salt Lake Riverside Ohio Knights of Columbus Overland T. H B. Carey Selzer Norman Frank W. Shott

Child-Burner Case Moves Toward Trial in Oranges Court

In South Orange, William M. Glover admits scorching his two children to punish them for matches. The Children’s Aid Society attempted to drop the complaint, but Justice Andrew S. Taylor refused and ordered trial for Thursday morning.

New York Times Orange N. J William M.glover South Orange Children's Aid and Protective Society of the Oranges Andrew S. Taylor

New York Central Cuts Twentieth Century Limited to Eighteen Hours

At a managers conference the New York Central lines announced a June 18 schedule change to shorten the Twentieth Century Limited New York to Chicago to eighteen hours. The Lake Shore and other services will also be adjusted, while Pennsylvania lines push a similar eighteen hour service. Officials cite public demand and prior record runs to justify faster service.

New York Central Lines New York Chicago Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania New York Central Central W. C. Brown G. G. Grammier Buffalo A. H. Smith W. H. Marshal Lake Shore C. E. Schaff Big Four George H. Daniels Warren J. Jaynch C. F. Daly Daniels Southwestern Limited Grand Central Station St. Louis Cincinnati Twentieth Century Limited Jersey City North Philadelphia Harrisburg Altoona Boia Araee Pittsburg Ips Look Colin Studds Studds The Daly Broad Street Philadelphia London and Northwestern Railway England London Aberdeen Scotland Great Northern East Coast Great Britain Board of Trade London and Northwestern West Coast Line United States H. Walter Webb East Buffalo Northwestern Webb Michigan Southern Road W.A. Schulze George G. Tunell Germany George K. Daniels Mr. Daniels America Tunell

Afternoon Tea on Wheels on Pennsylvania's New Eighteen Hour Flier

The Pennsylvania Railroad will offer gratis afternoon tea to passengers on its new eighteen hour New York to Chicago flier. The train includes bathrooms a barber shop maid in waiting a stenographer two mail boxes and an excellent library among other amenities.

New York Times Pittsburg Pennsylvania Railroad Company New York Chicago

Fires tally across city streets overnight

Chronicle of yesterday's fires lists incidents from 12:20 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. at locations including 3501 West Twenty-fourth Street and 188 Greenwich Street. Damages range from $0 to $1,000 with several trifling or slight losses and multiple unnamed owners. City responders noted fire at 12:20 A.M. and 4:20 P.M. with the Northeast corner of Twenty fourth Avenue cited in one entry.

West Twenty-fourth Street Alex Brennan Greenwich Street Daniel J. Sullivan East Twenty-eighth Street Henry Enl Nineteenth Street C.oe. Harrington Eighth Avenue William Tanoses Tenth Avenue Jennie Atkins Pgs First Street F Hyde Thirty-seventh Street Mary Whitney Seventy-first Street Charles Johnson West Twenty-second Street Dora Cowell First Avenue Israel Bernstein East Thirty-first Street J. Connelly East Eighteenth Street Tony Cacci West Fifty-third Street Mary Martin Batteacoad Street R. Benson Twentyourth Avenue Charles H

New Equitable Head Still Sought in Board Shakeup

The article reports pressure for a new head at Equitable as Superintendent Hendricks weighs resignations from Hyde aligned directors. It notes many directors qualified via Hyde stock, with 38 alleged, including Gould and Harriman, and cites ongoing investigations, potential removals, and anticipated actions by state authorities.

Hendricks Hyde Mary S. Young Saratoga George J. Gould James J. Hill August Belmont Levi. P. Morton H. C. Frick A. J. Cassatt Louis Fitzgerald William A. Wheelock H. C. Deming G. H. Squire C. S. Smith W. P. Snyder Brayton Ives A. W. Krech C. Ledyard -Blair M. E. Ingalls Jacob H. Schiff A. G. Vanderbilt John Jacob Astor W. €. van Horne H. R. Winthrop Marvin Hughitt M.H. Dodge Bradish Johnson Joseph T. Low D. O. Mills R. T. Lincoln John Sloane George T. Wilson Thomas T. Eckert William H. McIntyre H. C. Haarsick D. H. Moffatt T. Jefferson Cool Oregon Short Line Railroad Southern Pacific Texas and Pacific Railroad Arriman James H. Hyde James W. Alexander Caase Equitable Alexander MelIntyre Winthrop

Judge Gray denies Equitable chairman rumors

Wilmington Del June 6 Judge George Gray said he had received no offer for the post of Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance Society and knew nothing of stories linking his name to the position.

New York Times Wilmington Del George Gray Equitable Life Assurance Society

Resignation of Equitable Life Director In Galls Mailed

Cincinnati reports M. E. Ingalls mailed his resignation from the Equitable Life Assurance Society directorship. The letter was sent today and will reach the board tomorrow.

New York Times Cincinnati Ohio M. E. Ingalls Equitable Life Assurance Society

New England policyholders’ committee meets on Equitable issues

The special protective committee of the New England policy holders of the Equitable Life Assurance Society met in Boston to chart future actions. It recalled May 19 findings that reforms require radical changes beyond officer swaps or restoring diverted profits, aligning with the Frick report. no decision was reached, next meeting planned soon.

Boston New England Equitable Life Assurance Society Frick Equitable Board of Directors New York

Ouida Letters Bring High Sums at Anderson Auction

Two Ouida autographs led sales from the Richard Le Gallienne library. An eight page letter sold for 4 dollars, while Ouida signed Florence manuscript rose to 7.50. Le Gallienne's Khayyam translation draft fetched 90, and his The Quest of the Golden Girl manuscript brought 155. Barry Cornwall memoir draft sold for 50.

Ouida Anderson Auction Company Richard le Gallienne Florence Charles Lamb Barry Cornwall

Extradition Judge Rules Gaynor and Greene in Canada

Judge Lafontaine concludes Carter’s 1897 conspiracy to defraud the United States is proven and that Gaynor and Greene participated in the scheme. He holds the offenses of fraud and receiving stolen property extraditable, ordering both men remanded to jail for surrender to U.S. officers. The July 6 1897 transaction involved $575,749.90 traced to Carter's embezzlement.

Montreal Lafone Jaine United States John F. Gaynor Benjamin J. Greene Lacfontaine Carter Canada

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ST. ‘Petersburg Czar Berlin Boerse Down Plunkitt Dordan Hotel Men’s Officers Gunshu Pass Togo Mr. Lunski Southern Growers Wilson A. S. Bradley the Central C.F. Daly Desb Cort Pullman W. W. Atterbury J. R. Wood Geo W. Boyd Gaynor Greene Wellville Cluett, Peabody & Co., Makers Cluett and Arrow Collars
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