Japans united front on Russia crisis amid a world power scramble
The piece argues Japan would resist Russian pressure with force if needed, notes Japan's strong naval maneuvers and island empire status, and warns that a wider fight over China could collapse the empire and pit great powers against each other, risking global disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Russia
Great Britain
Pacific
Black Sea
Baltic
China
Rome
The Tripune Mail Offer Details
The Tripune will be mailed daily and Sunday to any address in the country for 2 dollars a month. Address changes are allowed as often as desired. Any newsdealer will supply Tuesday Trigun e in response to a regular order.
Collapse in China Looms As Empress Fears Flight To Russia
An aged Dowager Empress possibly flees to Russian quarters amid turmoil in Peking. Speculation centers on whether a future emperor could rally reform, or if Russia would seize control to protect the throne. Potential European reactions loom large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Peking
Russia
Great Britain
Germany
Ice Trust Probe Leaves Mayor Under Cloud of Controversy
The Ice Trust inquiry into Mayor Van Wyck and allies reveals broad suspicion of corruption and government ties. The report urges swift official action and stresses the need for fair treatment, distinct from a mere sensational hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wyck
Ice Trust
Tammany
Justice Gaynor
Tammany Hall
Buller Across the Hills Moves Northwest in Natal
Lord Roberts reports scarce news as Buller shifts from Newcastle northwest through Botha's Pass crossing the Drakensberg. He reaches the Gansvlei on the Orange River Colony border and may press west into Vrede Bethlehem Harrismith or join Roberts in the Transvaal, with future moves uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Roberts
General Buller
Tugela River
Laing’s Nek
Natal
Transvaal
Newcastle
Drakensberg
Botha
Majuba Hill
Orange Free State
Orange River Colony
Gansvlel
Kip River
Vrede
Bethlehem
Harrismith
Orange River
Steyn
Redvers
Rundle
Ficksburg
Invasion Route Hampers Transvaal From Orange Alliance
The text argues that an invasion into the Transvaal by joining with the Orange alliance would expose a weakness by providing an easy entry path. Potential routes include Standerton to Johannesburg or a direct line to Ermelo Middelburg Komati Poort, risking Boers outrunning the attack toward Lourenco Marques or Lydenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transvaal
Orange Alliance
Standerton
Johannesburg
Ermelo
Middelburg
Komati Poort
Lourenco Marques
Lydenburg
Self-government and responsibility in American governance
The text argues that the United States cannot be governed by empty symbols or appointed dummies. It asserts that if Americans must govern any part of the world they will do so directly, not by hiring Tagals to occupy offices, and will assume full responsibility themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philippines
Germany
France
Great Britain
Russia
Japan
Philippine
A Poor Excuse on Call for Troops in St Louis Violence
The piece argues Governor Stephens mishandled Sunday clashes in St Louis that left three dead and many injured. It cautions against delaying troop deployment, condemns inaction, and criticizes cost-based excuses while highlighting political self-interest and erosion of public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Stephens
Rumor About Mayor Faces Criticism Amid City Gloom
Citizens doubt the mayor will resign. The source of the rumor is accused of unfairly stoking speculation and harming the official’s reputation.
Ending of Philippine War By Destruction of Insurgent Government
The war in the Philippines did not require a formal declaration or surrender to end. It ends when the insurgent government is destroyed or dispersed and insurgent forces become sporadic raiders. By these criteria, the conflict may be considered concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Paris Fire Escape Highlights Public Carelessness
A young American woman narrowly escaped a fatal Paris blaze after a cigarette end lit her dress. The piece condemns New York crowds for discarding burning cigar and cigarette ends and matches in public places, urging arrests and fines to reduce danger and disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New York
Shepard and allies weigh free silver in GOP governor race
The note praises Edward M. Shepard and associates as strong free silver backers and mentions Brother Gus and Brother Bob as major stockholders. It hints at anti trust speeches in Kansas City and questions Morse’s pricing amid a 60 cent rate for less influential consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus
Kansas City
Brother Bob
Mr. Morse
Italy Faces Ministerial Crisis Prompting Possible Parliament Dissolution
Italy endures a ministerial crisis as the government may dissolve Parliament and rule by decree. The kingdom struggles financially under heavy taxation while factions clash, with a cautious parliamentary body urged to unite for the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Emigration, finances, and fishing in era of upheaval
The report details peasants in America sending remittances to homeland districts and reclaiming land, alongside rising emigration from Aba Ul Torda. It notes Aberdeen’s fishing fleet boom, catfish catches in Mount Morris, and Boxer tactics in Shan-Tung. It closes with a parade of humor and wedding quips from newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
América
Homonna
Rain Delays Monsoon Hope in Southern India
The Viceroy Baron Curzon reports a good rain in Southern India with scattered showers elsewhere and forecasts a late but promising monsoon. Hot weather continues, and famine relief stays steady with about 5,802,000 people receiving aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
India
Baron Curzon of
Kedleston
George Hamilton
India Famine Relief Fund forms JITTEE in Bombay for distr
The Executive Committee of the Committee of One Hundred on India Famine Relief met at the Chamber of Commerce noting Boston and Philadelphia committees. A new Americo-India Relief Committee forms to distribute aid via Bombay with William H. Fee as chairman and Robert A. Hume as executive secretary. The move aims to clarify American involvement and cover areas where government relief is weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Chamber of Commerce
William E. Dodge
L. T. Chamberlain
Isaac N. Seligman
Darwin R. James
Robert C. Ogden
E. Francis Hyde
John Crosby Brown
Spencer Trask
Boston
Crane
Bates
Hart
Brown Brothers & Co
Permanent Relief Committee
Philadelphia
Ashbridge
Hingham
Mass
Harrison
Mount
H. H. Hanna
Indiana
Americo-India Relief Committee
William H. Fee
United States
Bombay
Robert A. Hume
National India Famine Charitable Relef Fund
Francis Maclean
Bengal
America
Interdenominational Missionary Relief Committee
Committee of One Hundred
Americo-Indian Relief Committee
Guaranteed independence in the Philippines debate
The piece argues that Philippine independence guaranteed by the United States would be a sham, as a guaranteed government remains a puppet. It criticizes Democratic leaders for endorsing independence with guarantees, warning of foreign powers exploiting a dummy regime and Americans losing control and honor.
Rumors and Riffs Across Borders in Early 1900s
The piece mocks Croker and predicts colorful curses when meeting Bob and Gus. It claims Bryan bought a new geography labeling Oregon as the enemy's country, notes Spanish bullfighting crossing into Southern France and Paris suburbs with Enghien seen by ten thousand, calling it a poor lesson for France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Oregon
United States
Pyrenees
France
Paris
Enghien
Variety entertainments glow at multiple New York venues
Dill at Koster and Bial’s features a troupe including W G Fields as a tramp juggler and many artists such as Zrenji and Millie Vashti Earle Lulu Shepard Fred Niblo and more. Tony Pastor's Theatre presents Joe Welch and others. Eden Musée shows Queen Victoria's Farewell to Ireland with hourly screenings as audiences enjoy cool galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koster & Bial
W. G. Fields
Zrenji
Millie
Fred Niblo
Vashti Earle
Lulu Shepard
the Deltorellis
Artie Spencer
Lozelle
Violet Dale
Jorden
Welch
Caswell
Arnold
Lorenz and Halpin
Grace Vaughn
Tony Pastor
Joe Welch
Miss Louie Dacre
Three Gardners
Tyson
McBride
Goodrich
William Cahill Davies
Pat
Mattie Rooney
Forrester
Floyd
Jacklin
Ingram
Tween
Lazelle
Tenny
Livingston
Lew Pistel
Alvan
Juggler
Vitagraph
Eden Musée
Queen Victoria
Ireland
Musée
Notable Officials and Politicians in Post 19th Century Notices
A compilation notes R C Gill supervising 400000 models in the U S Patent Office and biographical mentions of Major Henry Shelley Dalbiac killed near Senegal The Northwest Division High School Chicago continues under Franklin P Fisk as potential superintendent William Princess Mathilde Bonaparte turns eighty one A Fairfield Illinois Chief Justice Carroll C Boggs surfaces as possible Illinois governor candidate James F Maloney Lynn Mass named for Presidency by Socialist Labor Colonel W L Stark Nebraska National Guard Judge Advocate and public library pioneer John Davies Mullins death in Birmingham engineer Francis G Ward eyed for Luzon rail projects and Panama Canal Morris M Estee Hawaii district judge contender for California governor candidates in 1880s-1890s GOP leadership and convention roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin P. Fisk
Northwest Division High School of
Chicago
Harrison
E. B. Andrews
Mathilde Bonaparte
Paris
Roetet Ks
Jerome Bonaparte
Carroll C. Boggs
Fairfield
Ill
Supreme Court of Illinois
Illinois
Judge Boggs
University of Michigan
Supreme Court
James F. Maloney
Lynn
Mass
Socialist Labor Party
Congress
Roberts
Morris M. Estee
Hawaii
Ealifornia
Booth
California
Stoneman
Budd
Vaudeville and Theater Lineup Dazzles New York Audiences
A bustling New York stage circuit features Charles Dickson’s 1st at Keith's in A Pressing Matter and many acts across venues. Sam Lockhart’s baby elephants and Francesca Redding with her company highlight the Cherry Blossom Grove show, with other patrons including the Rio brothers and the Rosinas. Proctor's venues present Counsel for the Defence and The Peacemaker with Ralph Stuart, while the Palace features Agnes Herndon in continuous vaudeville alongside a kalatechnoscope and the Three Guitanos. The Casino roof and Proctor’s Twenty-third Street Theatre host nearly identical bills to last week with notable ballet numbers and star turns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dickson
Keith
Sam Lockhart
Francesca Redding
Texas
Hayes and Lytton
Matthews
Harris
Howe
Wall and Walters
A. O. Duncan
Harry
Kate Jackson
Richard Pitrot
O'Rourke
Burnette
Alf Holt
Higgins
Leslie
George Jones
Agnes Herndon
Palace
Guitanos
Giacinta Della Rocca
John
Etta Gilroy
Grant
Barrett
Learned
Paxton
Parker
Scott
Wilson
Cadet Corps in Berne Uses Lottery for Arms Funds
Report notes a Berne cadet corps of youths aged eight to about fifteen raising money by selling lottery tickets. Tourists from America and Britain reportedly express shock at seeing youths in uniform soliciting tickets in the streets. A Birdseye note from Budapest mentions rising emigration from the Homonna District to America, citing a perceived favorable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Switzerland
Chicago Record
Budapest
America
Homonna
Funeral of Dr Paul Gibier Founder of Pasteur Institute
Funeral services for Dr Paul Gibier founder and head of the Pasteur Institute at 313 West Twenty third street will be held at the institute at 11 o clock this morning with a simple ceremony. Rev Dr Eckals of Bayside Long Island will deliver a short address. The body will be cremated at Fresh Pond Long Island and burial will be private. Dr Gibier wished cremation. Dr George G Rambaud nephew may succeed him directing the Institute and is expected to sail from Paris to America soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gibier
Pasteur Institute
West Twentythird St
Suffern
Institute
Gibler
Eckals
Bayside
Long Island
Fresh Pond
Gibber
Tribune Reprter
George G. Rambaud
Dr. Rambaud
Paris
America
Cable
Bequest to Yale Named in Hoyt Will
The will of Henry L. Hoyt probated in Staatsburg NY leaves £100,000 real and $50,000 personal. Yale University receives $3,000 for the endowment fund plus $3,000 to St James Church Hyde Park and $10,000 to Angelica Morgan. The residue goes to Gerald Hoyt Angelica Morgan and Artrude Hoyt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Henry L. Hoyt
Staatsburg
Yale University
St. James's Church
Hyde Park
Angelica Morgan
Sven
Gerald Hoyt
Artrude Hoyt
Abandoned Mission at Tung-Chau In China
A cable from Peking confirms Tung-Chau was abandoned by missionaries. The dispatch says missionaries are safe in Peking while native converts were massacred and scattered. At Tung-Chau there were 16 missionaries, 19 native helpers, 213 native communicants, 300 adherents, 450 Sunday school members, and 2% percent of pupils in the educational department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Peking
Tung-Chau
Educational Department of
Transatlantic travelers set for in port and sunlit sailings
Archbishop Lewis of Kingston Ontario sails today on the Lahn. Frieish party sails tomorrow includes Henry E. Northrop and wife, H. L. McChesney party, and H. M. Barbour party. Aldrich family and De Lancey Nicoll party sail on St Louis tomorrow. Oceanic tomorrow carries Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt. The Cymric fails today with Arthur Balfour among its passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop Lewis
Kingston
Ont
Lahn
Friesland
Henry E. Northrop
H. L. McChesney
H. M. Barbour
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
St. Louis
de. Lancey Nicoll
George L. Ingraham
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Gladys Vanderbilt
Cymric
Arthur Balfour
Captain Phelps's Coaching Trip Heads West
Captain Phelps arrives in Monticello after covering thirty miles and a thousand feet in elevation since 11 o'clock. The party of eleven, including maids and valets, plans to go to Liberty tomorrow then continue to Binghamton as part of a coaching excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
N. Y
Phelps
Middletown
Liberty
Binghamton
Graduation Hop at West Point Delights Cadets and Guests
West Point June 11 Cadets Courty Beck Bull and Schley led the leads in a brilliant graduation hop. Colonel and Mrs Mills welcomed the guests for an evening that stood out in years for West Point social highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
N. Y
Courty
Beck, Bull and Schley
Mills
Miss Gould Visits Mammoth Cave on Kentucky Trip
Miss Helen Gould and party travel to Mammoth Cave from Louisville to be there until Wednesday. At Horse Cave the town school greeted her with a floral design and asked to photograph her, a first for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Julie
Helen Gould
Mammoth Cave
Horse Cave
Uld
Will of James M Constable Piled For Probate
The will of James M. Constable of Arnold Constable Co. was filed for probate. He leaves his Mamaroneck country home to son Frederick and his city house at 40 Madison Ave to daughter Amy Henrietta Weatherbee. Harriet Arnold receives 125000 cash. residue divided among three children. Firm funds stay as capital for seven years. two York Museum of Art fellowships go to two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Constable
Arnold, Constable & Co
Frederick A. Constable
Mamaroneck
Harriet M. Arnold
Henry Arnold
Amy Henrietta Weatherbee
Madisonave
York Museum of Art
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Casino
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Sherlock Holmes Wammerstein
Victoria—S
Lion Palace
New York Theatre
Nes i . Col Page Colents Otee
T. G. Sellew
Fulton St
Carl H. Schultz
New York Daily Tribune
Tien- Tsin
Tien-Tsin
War Office
Paget
Lindley
Buller
Botha’s Pass
Volkrust
Laing
Nek
Rockhampton
Australia
Adelaide
Temperance Congress
Canterbury
San Juan
Otis
Washington
Navy Department
Admiral Kempff
Manila
Leech Lake
Northwest
Charlies G. Wilson
Consolidated State
Aad Petroleum Exchange
Colorado
Mallory Line
Notman
Delaware Capes
West Seventeenthst
Edward M. Shepard
M. I
Aberdeen
Henry Thomas
Cross Roads
Leaf River
Henry
Mount Morris
Shan-Tung
Kiao-Chau
Imperial Righteous Harmony
Taokwang
Pu Chun
Josh
Chicago Times-Herald
Tenderfoot
India Famine Relief Fund
Jittee
Distri
Committee of One Hundred On
Fifth Avenue Bank
Gospel Echoington
Ind
J. Ccusavause Des Destaesies Methodist Church
Alvarado
Tex
Sistas Presbyterian Church
Buffalo
Brooklyn
John J. Britton Dell
Altoona
Penn Charles
Perkins
Knoxville
Tenn
First Pressverine Church
Delhi
Ohio
James Rutherford
Carbondale
Penn
Jamet Creek Presbyterian Church
New Texas
Clara M. Beckwith
Sharon
State Bank
Hartford
Park & Tilford
Ban Reune
Central Presbyterian Church
H. “Sickel
Louis J. Peeler
New-York Times
Union
Franklin
M. Dederich
Albany
IEG
E. R. Haviland
Shrader
Dr. Porter
Wecumnes Xorgtoine
Cadas
Croker
Bob
the Lion Palace
Bettina Girard
Happy Fanny Fields
Everett Trio
May Fiske
Lena and
Vani
Balls
Crane the Magician
Coakley and
Husted
Hammerstein
Victoria
Johnson Brothers
Wormwood
Holloway
Morris
Three Livingstons
Satsuma
Rossow
Hayes and Healey
Louise Dresser
Marion Winchester
Giovanni Portanova
Lazzaroni
Czarina
R. C. Gill
Henry Shelley Dalbiac
Middlesex Imperial Yeomanry
Senegal
Illustrated London News
W. L. Stark
National Guard
Nebraska National Guard
John Davies Mullins
Birmingham
England
Free
City
Francis G. Ward
Luzon
Water Bureau of
Panama Canal
Cherry Blossom Grove
New-York Theatre
Naples
Mile
Emma de Consoli
Signor
Signora Sezza
Lady With
Hooker
Davis
James Thornton
Carmen Sisters
Proctor’s Twenty-third Street Theatre
Mrs
Robyn
Queen's
Oriska Worden
Vera Rial
Adele Archer
Zeno
Carl
Fisher
Carroll
Montague
Wes
Nellie Burt
Two Lamonts
Kalatechnoscope
Ralph Stuart
Proctor
Fifth Avenue
Galetti
Monkeys
Jess Dandy
H. V. Fitzgerald
Gruet Beers
Gruet
Conway and
Leland
Barton and Ashley
Toperly
DR. Gibier
YALE
Cornelius Vanderbilt, SR
Daugh
TER
Captain Phelps
Miss Gould
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