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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
25
A Temps dispatch from St Petersbourg reported May 6 that the unanimous ministry efforts aim at peace and that success is hoped soon. Unity among foreign ministers strengthens the bid for negotiations as Germany and the United States lead, with other powers offering support.
General Linevitch declares for continued war effort despite setbacks and plans to push into Manchuria with reserves. He notes Japanese withdrawal along the front and reports two Japanese destroyers with Vice-Admiral Uriu heading to Woo-Sung to remain four hours.
An anonymous testimonial extols The Road to Wellville and Pestam Food Coffee as transformative. A nervous, fatigued 20 year old credits quitting old coffee and adopting Pestam Food Coffee for rapid improvement, with lasting health gains and renewed vitality after years of distress.
Washington reports indicate Russian ships in Manila are to be interned with food and supplies restricted to a 24 hour line. The Secretary of War and Taft Cable advise enforcement as hostilities continue while allied neutral ports halt repairs. Consul Rodgers notes seven Russian ships at Woosung likely interned and Chinese ports hold other vessels.
London June 7 The Detly Telecrash reports official word that submarines were needed in the Tsu Strait engagement. After the Russian battleship Orel surrendered Russians attempted to blow up the vessel but Japanese forces foiled the plot. Admiral Togo displayed calm leadership aboard the Mikasa as the battleship neared the Anseians.
In St. Petersburg on an unspecified June date agitators led by Socialists urged renewed unrest to challenge the present rule as reports describe widespread agitation and growing strike activity across Russia.
A Berlin Stock Exchange rumor claimed the Russian Emperor had been assassinated and linked a telegram to Mendelssohn's banking base. Dispatches from Berlin and St Petersburg issued explicit denials, ending the rumor.
Berlin June. Count von Buelow promoted to prince by Emperor William. The move coincides with tensions involving Morneco dispute with M. Delcasse, signaling notable German political shift. The report notes the chancellor’s elevation amid ongoing international frictions.
Reports detail M Delcasse resigning amid a Ministry breach over Morocco and foreign policy. M Rouyer or Bouvier expected to steer affairs, while socialists and newspapers urged accountability for the failed Moroccan venture and criticized consultative gaps with Germany.
London G Charlot says Warren Concerts will proceed this summer at St Nicholas Bank with Histup Potter approving. Directors met yesterday and confirmed plans, listing guarantors including Richard Henry Warren and thirty others such as Benedict, Files, Gould, Mills, Moore, Endicott and Endicott family.
A June tornado struck south of the Susquehanna River in Binghamton New York causing extensive damage. Four houses were completely wrecked, many more injured or damaged, trees uprooted and homes lifted from foundations. A woman may die from head injuries and a firehouse sustained severe damage. The storm also damaged Newfield and neighboring areas with homes buried in debris.
French cabinet discussions on the Morcor question yield no definite decision on links to the Sultan's proposed international conference. Delicate parliamentary unease grows over Franco German tensions as deputies demand clarity while papers note cautious public posture and mutual willingness to seek a solution through frankness and goodwill.
John Donahue, a Auckland Me real estate agent, sues Mrs Herman B Duryea of New York for 3009 in commissions claiming a trust to sell Monroe Island coast property that was to be developed as a summer resort. The case heads to the United States Court in Portland on July 7 with Charles E Dittleneld serving as Donahue s attorney.
In Teterade, Soryla, June KA, ex-Premier Pasios and Minister of Justice Nickailes argued in a public square. They exchanged words, then St Nikolies struck Pasig on the head with a chair. Pasig countered, bystanders intervened, ending the confrontation. tied to a broader political feud.
In the Commons William Cromer asked Premier Balfour about possible understanding with France to halt armaments in the long rivalry of Europe. Balfour said he has no official knowledge of any such move and that British naval armaments are essential to defense, making negotiations unlikely with other nations.
In Rome on July 6 the plenary session of the Conference on International Agriculture heard King Vienne Emmanuel propose placing revenues from one of his large estates at the disposal of the International Institute of Agriculture. Delegates including ministers, David Lubin, and the Turkish ambassador attended as the King urged best use of funds for global agricultural progress.
Mrs Stephen H Williams reports a valuable pendant missing from the Hota Majestic corridor last week after a hotel search failed to locate it. Police were asked to investigate as management confirmed the loss was reported and later a renewed search found nothing. Funeral notices follow.
Mrs Chrapoyitsky, wife of a Russian autocrat, was among passengers when the Kaiser Wilhelm II docked at 5 30 pm after a long voyage. She reported her husband vanished months ago and feared he is dead while awaiting word from the Russian Rover. Her brother Henry Taylor and sister attended the scene as the ship discharged passengers.
A meeting will be held at 18 West Titler Street, the home of ex Magistrate Alfred J B Ommen, Thursday evening at 8 o'clock to lay out a plan examining conditions of the stations and magistrates' courts in the boroughs of Manauttan and Thr Brony. Mr O'Brien recently read a paper before the Civic Society on the subject. The event is reported alongside news of the British Speaker's resignation and parliamentary atmosphere.
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