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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1905
Page
7
The report notes that Bin policy aims to terminate hostilities and that replies to military questions will be prepared. Diplomatic circles anticipate a meeting date set soon, with Russia likely to accept many terms proposed by Japan. Some issues may delay a quick accord, with preliminaries expected tomorrow or the next day.
Washington diary reports Count Cassini visiting the White House to discuss suitable locations for a summer peace conference with the President. The talks followed a prior afternoon exchange with Japan and involved no full disclosure of details to the press.
A Tokyo dispatch reports Emperor Meiji or Muteubito called a great council at 11 o clock to discuss Russia policy. Princess Sadako attended with senior ministers and advisers. The session focused on possible Seacs policy and related state matters.
St Petersburg June 12 Russia awaits Japan’s time and place for plenipotentiaries meeting with a decision on a temporary armistice. The Russian plenipotentiary will have full power to receive Japan’s terms and respond, potentially suspending hostilities for three to eight days while Russia weighs options. Diplomatic exchanges continue amid fears of a widening gap between Japan’s demands and Russia’s position.
St Petersburg reports that the journal Novoe Vremya urges an alliance rather than a pezces with Japan. It argues Russia is Asiatic as well as European and notes Europe would be safer with a Russo Asiatic accord, while warning Japan to acknowledge Russia’s regional reach and power.
In Paris on June 12 sentiment in official and diplomatic circles grows pessi mistic about the peace movement as new St. Petersburg dispatches feed doubts about the likely outcome.
A Temps dispatch notes Russian war faction gaining support while Linovitch and division commanders voice protests against peace. The Temps says world backs Roosevelt efforts to stop the slaughter. Baron de Rosen visits the Russian embassy and reviews dispatches, with no clear sign of his role in negotiations. Ambassador McCormick remains in close contact with Baron de Rosen.
London dispatches hail Roosevelt as the most popular figure in Russia and praise his diplomacy aided by Ambassador efforts. Editorials from The Times Morning Post Daily Chronicle and Telegraph tout a world policy and Russia's sincerity while noting powers exchanging views. Melbourne notes rise of United States Germany and Japan naval presence and urges Australia to strengthen defenses.
St Petersburg reports M Witte head of the committee of ministers will depart in two weeks on public business. He may visit Berlin to meet Prince Arisugawa as Japan seeks terms. Witte is viewed as Russia’s best chance to steer preliminary peace talks with Japan amid current Far Eastern tensions.
The Russian autocracy plans a bicameral national assembly with a lower imperial duma and an upper council of the empire, elections to be held next summer. The government restricts press coverage of any congress unless sanctioned, as reforms are touted to bridge to constitutionalism. Weary reformers welcome Pobledonostseff's recovery and travel for treatment abroad.
Interviews with survivors of the battle of the Sea of Japan reveal the fleet's collapse after the Kniaz Souvarov sinking. Officers lacked knowledge of the commander in chief plans, training was scant, and gunnery drill was limited to a few shots per ship. Ships scattered, ammunition ran out, and poor cohesion left Vladim…
The Water Department chief engineer and Goodwin defend delays in shutting off a Park Avenue water main after a Sunday flood. They fault a lack of maps, slow action, and argue for emergency crews and higher appropriations to prevent repeat events. Interborough repairs are tied to responsibility, with blame placed on the Water Department for the prolonged flooding.
Russian forces under Admiral Rojestvensky found themselves in a doomed formation as Japanese scouts relayed dispositions. The Borodino and other ships fell to the barrage, mines and torpedoes stranded transports and untrained gunners produced chaos. Captain Berkh of the Oslyabya perished on the bridge.
Reports from Tokyo dated June 12 say a Japanese cavalry detachment drove off Russian riders near Hei-Ying-Tsu and captured Hs!-Ping-Jing. Another Japanese force defeated Russians near Siao-Chengtsu, and positions were established north of Liao-Pi-Tang while securing areas west of Liao-Yang-Wo-Peng.
Washington June 12 Mr Grip minister from Sweden and Norway met at the State Department before leaving on leave of absence. He denied resigning and stated Norway has not aligned with separatists. He said Mr De Strade will act as chargé d affaires and C Hauge as secretary in charge until his arrival.
Interborough subway flood blocks trains after an enormous influx of water over the rails near 38th and 39th Streets. Pumps struggle as a sub drainage system fails to clear the lake, and officials report passenger service may not resume until tomorrow.
Major E A Burke former Louisiana State Treasurer, who spent sixteen years in exile in Honduras, died there Saturday. He had become a political fugitive and faced harsh conditions abroad, with reports noting his expulsion and decline while in exile.
The article recalls the Empire State Express as a long standing world record holder on the New York Central, noting 440 miles in eight hours and 15 minutes between New York and Buffalo. It also mentions the Twentieth Century Limited routes to Milwaukee St. Paul Minneapolis and west coast connections, with historic progress from 1893 Exposition Flyer to ongoing fast-service milestones and a 1895 experimental run from New York to East Buffalo.
Merchants in the wholesale fur district near 12th Street and University Place heard of a Jefferson Market court case about an attempted sealskin theft from Edgar Lehman’s store at East 12th Street. The spree has totaled about $12,000 in six months with two men entering at noon, one talking to staff while the other fills a satchel. One suspect was captured after the bag burst with furs. the other remains at large. Victims include Lehman, Ulman, Thorer and Prastorius, Gaudig and Blum, Ehler, Isenbach Brothers, Bach and Becker, among about a dozen others. Authorities fear the current prisoner may not face more than one charge, while a confederate’s arrest is hoped for. The man held bail at $1,000 for the grand jury.
Mont Pelée in Martinique shows renewed activity with smoke plumes and bright flashes from the crater dome. A June 3 flame burst sent ash toward Le Précheur, while a June 10 collapse preceded mudflow into White River Valley and a tall smoke cloud toward La Précheur before calm returned.
Vienna reports General Baron Fejervary was received by Emperor Francis Joseph and appointed Hungarian Premier pro tempore. He will assume office June 15 as deputies assemble, with a likely cabinet of neutrals and a general expectation of swift confidence votes and political tension.
Washington June 12 Bofors leaves the city for West Point as Secretary Taft presides another hearing in the Bowen Loomis inquiry Clyde Brown treasurer of the American Asphalt Company testifies about a six thousand dollar Loomis check and a matching American payment The testimony supports prior witnesses and Loomis claim the transaction was an ordinary exchange for convenience Ira Atkinson of the asphalt company testifies Harry Unwine is cited as a rumor source denying remarks about a check intended for Mir me
Richard Canfield has disposed of the Newport gambling house. David W. Buckney and William Coe purchase the property, with the price not disclosed but believed near 304. The residence, next to the Casino, has long been among the country’s most exclusive gambling retreats.
The text suggests Francie Lynde Stetson conveyed Ryan’s request to ex-President Cleveland for him to serve as a voting trustee of the Equitable. Wall Street infers J P Morgan & Co are linked with Ryan’s group in the bidding for control and related subway matters, with Stetson and Morgan’s office implicated in the dispute.
The Kahler Shoe promises relief for painful feet with well fitting lasts, rounded toes, and arched instep. Men’s shoes start at $5.00 and women’s at $4.50. Dr P Kahler & Sons, Surgeon Chiropodists, Exahteet Only Store, 928-030 Broadway.
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