Czar's War Policy Clouded Amid Peace Talks And Delcassé Resignation
Washington reports the Czar's forthcoming decision on Far East war or peace remains unclear as the President and European ambassadors pause public action. Ambassadors await St Petersburg guidance while Delcassé's resignation reshapes Anglo-French relations, potentially aiding harmony with Russia and Japan. Neutral powers plan to urge peace through moral suasion rather than intervention.
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Washington
Far East
Russie
Count Cassin
St Petersburg
Sea of Japan
M. Delcassé
Lord Lansdowne
London
Paris
Russia
Japan
France
Radical
Delcaesé
Delcass
Lord Lansdown
Hopes Rise at Paris in Peace Efforts
A St. Petersburg dispatch to Temps reports ministers aiming for peace and a quick settlement. Hope grows about a united foreign pressure and Berlin led talks, with Germany and the United States taking the forefront and other powers backing peace negotiations.
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Paris
Temps
St. Petersburg
Rusa
Berlin
Germany
United States
Linevitch Calls for War as Manchurian Drive Grows
Russian commander Linevitch declares for continued fighting despite naval defeat. He aims to strengthen forces with young reserves and vows to beat Japan in Manchuria. Japanese ships from Gutzlaff Island head toward Woo-Sung with a 24 hour stay promised.
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Godayadan
Tokio
Lami
Manchuria
War Office
Lineviteh
Woo-Sung
Shanghai
Murasame
Saeanimi
Grill
Gutzlaff Island
Coffee’s harm redeemed by Postum in review of Wellville
An Oakland woman recounts her eight year coffee habit and worsening nerves and stomach. After reading The Road to Wellville she quits coffee, swears by Postum Food Coffee, and notes rapid improvement in health and energy, with a year of continued recovery and strength.
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Oakland
Wellville
San Francisco
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Russian Warships to Be Interned at Manila
Washington June 6 cable from Governor Wright reports that Secretary Taft orders the Russian fleet at Manila interned within 24 hours with coal and provisions only for passage to a neutral port. Policy restricts belligerents in neutral ports and delays for repairs. Consul at Shanghai notes Russian ships and a torpedo boat interned there.
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Washington
Thefternoon
Secretary of War
Wright
Eucetary Taft
Aberdet
State Department
Manila
Loomis
Wernor Wright
Taft
Train
Rodgers
Shanghai
Jo-ay
Woosung
Gutzlaff
Bodri
Japanese Used Submarines In Tsu Strait Battle
London June 7 The Daily Telegraph correspondent reports official confirmation that submarines took part in the Tsu Strait fight. After the Russian battleship Orel surrendered Russian officers and sailors attempted to blow up the vessel. eight ring leaders were shot. Admiral Togo on the Mikasa showed calmness, neared Russians closer than any other battleship, and a wounded lieutenant was comforted as Togo tended him in the conning tower. He did not land at Sasho and remained aboard to meet Rosetsvensky on June 2.
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Tsu Strait
Togo
Sasho
Rosestvensky
Agitation Spreads Across Russia Urging Strikes
Reports from St Petersburg dated June 6 say agitators led by Socialists urge demonstrations and renewed strikes nationwide. Movements reported from many regions indicate broad public discontent with the current regime and calls for action amid growing unrest.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Rumor of Czar's Murder Denied in Berlin Dispatches
Rumors that the Russian Emperor was assassinated circulated in Berlin and Berlin Stock Exchange chatter, but Berlin and St Petersburg dispatches denied the claim. Count von Buelow promoted, elevated to prince by Emperor William. The timing coincides with Delcassé’s resignation amid the Moroceo dispute.
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Mendelssohn
St. Petersburg
Count von Buelow
Count von Billow
William
Delcassé resigns as French foreign minister amid cabinet rift
In a split within the French government, M. Delcassé resigns over Moroccan policy. M. Rouvier will take charge of Foreign Affairs, likely retaining the finance portfolio. Diplomats expect stronger action on international questions as the cabinet reshuffle aims to mend relations with Germany.
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M. Delcasse
Council Chamber
M. Rouvier
Foreign Office
Finance
Bismarck
M. Descassé
Germany
William
M. Delcassé
Fez
France
Théophile Delussé
Pamiers
Chamber of Deputies
Brisson
Les
M. Dupuy
Hane Machiner
AM. Dricansé
Lanest
Walie
Peistean
M. Delensst
Reich Rousseau
Aeortfolo
Combes Cat
Ingn
Mi Uvier
Delcassé
Warren Concerts Aims For High Tone With Beer Optional
Loudon G Charlton spokesman says the Warren Concerts at St Nicholas Rink will be summer events with Bishop Potter’s approval. Anhalt notes meetings proceed regardless of liquor sales, stressing musical quality over beer, naming thirty prominent fund guarantors including Spencer Trask and Seth Low to ensure the series starts June 15 led by Richard Henry Warren.
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Warren
St. Nicholas
Bishop Potter
L. J. Antuit
Corn Island
Anhalt
Mt Keen
Berlin
Antall
Richard Henry Warren
Potter
David H. Greer
Spencer Trask
Seth Low
C. Benedict
C.K. G. Fillings
W. P. Clyde
Dwight Collier
E. R.s. Gould
D. 0. Mills
Charles J. Moore
George Foster Pey
Gustav EH. Schwab
George R. Sheldon
W. D. Sloane
James Spever
Charles Steele
Francis Lynde Stetson
Ira Davenport
Robert Endicott
Up State Tornado Ravages Binghamton Area
June 6 Binghamton New York reports a devastating tornado south of the Susquehanna River. Homes wrecked roofs blown off trees uprooted and debris thrown across streets. One house exploded inward but occupants escaped unharmed. Minor injuries elsewhere and one possible fatality under evaluation. Ithaca and Newfield also struck with barns and a farmhouse destroyed, and the Rumsey home carried into the highway.
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Binghamton
Susquehanna River
S.l
George ‘Thornton
Ithaca
Newfield
Isles
Barce
Martin Rumsey
Wherspeed
France Delcass Resignation Fuels War Risk Fears
Paris dispatch reports Cabinet deliberations on the Moroccan question yielded no firm decision on how France will answer the Sultan’s proposal for an international conference. Delcass resignation alarms deputies while Rouvier urges patriotism and restraint. Press tone varies from alarm to cautious conciliation as talks continue.
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Paris
France
M. Delcass
M. Rouvier
Germany
Rouvier
Mo Tecen
Temps
Realty Agent Sues Mrs Duryea Over Island Sale Refusal
John N Donahue of Rockland Maine sues Mrs Herman B Duryea of New York for $5000 in commissions claiming a contract to sell Monroe Island, part of Wells estate, was breached by her refusal to sell. The suit to be heard in the United States Court in Portland on July 7. Congressman Charles E Littlefield is listed as Donahue’s attorney.
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the Tribune
Portland
Herman B. Duryea
New York
Johnn. Donahue
Rockland
Servian cabinet members fight in Belgrade square
A public square encounter between former Premier Pasics and Justice Minister M Nikolios escalated into a street clash. Nikolios struck Pasios with a stick after a heated exchange. bystanders intervened as Pasios grabbed him by the throat. The fight stems from recent ministerial differences.
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Servia
Pasics
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M. Nikolios
M. Pasios
Balfour on disarmament in Commons debate
In London on June 6 William Cromer asked Premier Balfour about France and Britain seeking a mutual halt to armaments. Balfour said he had no official knowledge of a French desire to stop armaments and that Britain must keep naval strength for defense, urging other nations with less vital fleets to begin talks instead.
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London
House of Commons
William B. Cromer
International Arbitration League
Inter-Parliamentary Union
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France
Great Britain
Kaiser Wilhelm II Reaches Port After Long Voyage
The Kaiser Wilhelm II docked at 6:30 last night with notable passengers. Mrs de Chrapovitsky, wife of a Ruslan officer aboard the sunk battleship Alexander II, hopes for a Russian cable on her husband’s fate. Her sister and children will remain at Fort Trumbull, Conn. Senator Aldrich and Mrs Aldrich traveled with the group, along with Mrs William Vanderbilt and others returning from Europe.
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de Chrapovitsky
Chrapovitaky
Miss Taylor
Milford
Conn
Tm Tat
Taylor
Fort Trumbull
Aldrich
Italy
France
William H. Vanderbilt War
Fom O
Charien A. Passers
FW. Belumarker
King Victor Emmanuel gift to agriculture announced
In a plenary session of the Conference of International Agriculture in Rome in June, it was announced that King Victor Emmanuel intends to dedicate revenues from one of his largest estates to the proposed International Institute of Agriculture. Minister Rava hosted a two hundred guest dinner for delegates and dignitaries including Cabinet members, ambassadors, ministers, and David Lubin.
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Conference of International Agriculture
Victor Emmanuel
International Institute of Agriculture
Rava
Agricultural Department
David Lubin
California
Rechid Bey
Ean
Sinister Rava
Pronond Institute
Fortis
Italy
Pendant Lost by Hotel Majestic Guest
Mrs. Stephen H. Williams reported a heart shaped diamond pendant worth £1800 missing in the Hotel Majestic corridor last week. Hotel staff failed to recover it and police were yesterday summoned to investigate. Williams said she lost the pendant and it was unclear if it was inside or outside the hotel. The management noted she reported the loss promptly and an internal search was conducted. Funeral rites for Rev Dr Thames Richay at the General Theological Seminary chapel in Chelsea were held yesterday with many clergy and mourners in attendance. The service was led by Rev Wilfred Robbins and included other faculty clergy. The chief mourners were the widow, sons and daughter, and relatives from Trinity Chapel and North Street. After the ceremony the body was conveyed to Orange, Nid., for burial.
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Hotel Majestic
Thomas Richey
Thames Richey
General Theological Seminary
Wilfred Robbins
WJ. Seabury
Potter
Alban Richay
Trinity Chapel
Net
Meeting on Courts and Stations at Ex Magistrate's Home
A meeting will be held at ex magistrate Alfred Be Ommen's home to plan improvements for magistrates' courts and police stations in Manhattan and The Bronx. Participants aim to examine conditions and devise remedies, following recent papers read by Mr O'Brien to local clubs.
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Alfred BE
Ommen
No. WS West Tith St
Manhattan
Bronx
O'Brien
Society of Medical
Civic Club
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