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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1905

Page

6

Far East Committee Abolished by Czar

The imperial edict announces the abolition of the Far East Committee once led by Admiral Alexieff and Rezabrazoff, unifying administration in the Orient with the rest of Russia. Roosevelt seeks a truce as armistice talks begin with Japan and Russia facing a difficult path to halt hostilities.

St. Petersburg Far East Pimperers Alexieff W M. Rezobrazoff Wis Alexieff Semperor Extreme Orient Admiral Alexies Washington Meyer Foreign Office Lamsdorff Roosevelt Tokio

Belief in St Petersburg That Anothr Great Battle Is Beginning

ST PETERSBURG June 21 news from Manchuria puzzles the General Staff. Japanese withdrawal south appears voluntary, with no clear explanation from Gen Linevitch. An officer suggests Japanese moves in Northeastern Korea may aim to occupy Korean territory before peace talks. Russian reverses are reported. prices on the course fell slightly.

ST. Petersburg Manchuria Linevitch Korea

Armistice Talks Unfold as Manchuria Battle Rumors Persist

AP reports the public misinformed about armistice talks while hostilities in Manchuria appear to be resuming. Japanese forces push along the railroad and Mandarin Mainakai Roads from Singhingehuan toward Yaoma Pass as Russians withdraw to initial defense lines near Sipinghai.

Associated Press ST. Petersburg Manchuria Mandarin and Mainakai Singhingehuan Changtufu Shuanmiaogi Yaoma Pass Sipinghai Kirin Changchunfu

Nelidoff Appointed Russian Peace Plenipotentiary

Neli adoff named a member of the Russian peace commission in St Petersburg as ambassador at Paris. The veteran diplomat, longtime ambassador at Constantinople, guided delicate Near Eastern policy and once clashed with Sir Philip Currie over diplomacy.

ST. Petersburg Neliadoff Paris M. Nelidoff Constantinople Russia Philip Currie Turkey Philip

Prinz Sigismund Stopped by Russian Cruiser Dnieper

The German steamer Prinz Sigismund, north of Luzon in the Philippine Islands on June 4, was stopped by the Russian auxiliary cruiser Dnieper which fired blank shots. After overhauling her and examining papers, the cruiser allowed her to proceed.

Sydnea Wodnieset Prinz Sigismund Luzon Philippine Islands

Roosevelt Urges Caution in Contempt Prosecutions

Attorney General and President Roosevelt debate whether to pursue contempt charges against the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway and Colorado Fuel and Iron Company officers. The letters discuss evidence standards, injunctions, and the role of individual accountability in enforcing railroad practices.

Ing United States Kansas City Atchison,Topeka and Santa Fé Railroad Company Colorado Fuel and Iron Company Messrs Harmon Judson Elkins Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fé Chicago Colorado Fuel International Harvester Company Morton International Harvester

New York Man Fatally Shoots Self in Buffalo Hotel

Deane Miller of New York shot himself in his hotel room at the Hotel Touraine on Delaware Avenue Buffalo. A note asked that his brother Dee Miller of 157 East Sixty second Street be notified and cited ill health as the motive. He was taken to Emergency Hospital where doctors said he would likely die. Miller was a Stock Exchange member and had lived at the Waldorf Astoria before moving to 12 West Forty fourth Street. Friends could not explain his act or any financial or health cause.

International Harvester Company Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fé Chicago Inter-State Commerce Commission Phillips Morton Navy Department Western Railroads Biddle Colorado Fuel and Iron Company New York Times Buffalo Deane Miller New_York Hotel Touraine Delaware Avenue Miller Dee Aix East Sixtysecond Street New York Charles. G. Miller Iris

Fire scare at tailor shop prompts panic near Pine Street

More than 1,000 workers at tailor shops on Pine Street reacted in a wild panic when a false alarm of fire rang out yesterday afternoon. Rabbi Ichi Smelki reported finding a fire on a synagogue altar on the second floor, but the blaze was extinguished with little damage.

Pine Street Ichi Smelki

Presidents Welcome at Williams and Worcester

Williams College students greet President Roosevelt led by Henry Hopkins as he arrives for commencement events. At Clark University and Holy Cross in Worcester he receives honors and addresses crowds in rain. The trip includes telegrams to Harvard and Yale crews and visits with notable figures.

Williamstown Mass Williams College Henry Hopkins Roosevelt Worcester President Hopkins Clark University Holy Cross College Holy Cross Rockwood Hoar Harvard Yale Gale's Ferry Conn Howard Red Top New London

Taft Wishes Yale Crew Good Luck But Not From Concession

A dispatch notes Yale's Captain and crew at Yale Ferry Conn while President Taft is mentioned. Police report arrest of Jennie G Hirsch in the Union Railroad Station waiting room for writing verses on a bandbox claimed for the President. She was escorted home by friends after surveillance.

Yale Union Railroad

Ontario and Western Declares 14 Percent Dividend

The New York Ontario and Western Railroad Directors declared a 14 percent dividend on common stock from the year ending June 30. A prior 3 percent dividend in January related to the voting trust dissolution. The current year earnings are about 2 percent with 1 percent paid leaving roughly $400,000 for improvements.

New York, Ontario and Western Railroad Company

Harvard House Sold In Stratford On Avon For 4700

The Harvard House at Stratford on Avon was sold today for 4700 dollars to a local resident. The house once changed hands for 2500 dollars and was the early home of the mother of John Harvard, founder of Harvard University.

London Harvard Stratford-on-Avon John Harvard Harvard, University

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