Extracurricular session looming as governor calls lawmakers
Albany reports Governor Higgins has summoned an extraordinary session of the legislature to meet next Wednesday at noon. The call, in standard form, gives no topics. Expect discussion of charges against Supreme Court Justice Warren M Hooker, with scope limited to subjects formally presented by the Governor.
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Albany
Jane M
Higgins
Wsg
Olean
Supreme Court Tuske
Warren M Hooker
John Haines
Ontario
Senate
Lentrick
Tr Bent
Plea for Lost Brother Stirs Tribune Readers
Marian Bou appeals through The Tribune for help finding her older brother Vincent Caeliostne who vanished from Multerryst 141 after being scolded by their father. The family, including sisters, fears for him as they describe his appearance and clothing and offer a reward, asking readers to contact the editor if they see him.
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Tribeme
Multerryst
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Tribune
Tremune
Mae
Pome Althesen
Vincent
Sears
Hé & Stout
Recommendation to expand Municipal Art Commission membership
The text discusses increasing the Municipal Art Commission by adding a civil engineer and a landscape architect. It mentions support from Westoamily and Tribune Femorice Let and references debates on extending the commission’s jurisdiction at the Mayor’s request, with Warne and others weighing the best provisions ahead of future cases.
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Aste Pederatium
We Municipal Art Compission
Pula Ciactas
Witese
Warne
Olic
Ghees
Webash President Denies Kanawha Property Transfer Report
Joseph Burmety of the Wabasa Railroad Company arrived in New York from Pittsburg and denied a press tale that a conference with Gould in Washington planned transferring Kanawha properties. He stated the report was incorrect and offered no firm completion date for any proposed deal.
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Kanawha
Joseph Burmety
Wabasa Railroad Company
New York
Fittsburg
Gould Interutia Resardin
Pao
Goulds
Properidoe
Nepotla- Gatis
Nut
Peacemakers to Meet in Washington
Report describes likely first plenipotentiary meetings in the State Department and White House. Roosevelt held talks with British Ambassador Durand and Japanese Minister Takahira, who noted progress but declined to reveal names. Suggestions included Newport Lenox and Manchester as possible conference sites.
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Bar Harbor
State Department
White House
Roosevelt
Henry Mortimer Durand
Takahira
Sir ‘Mortimer
Durand
Washington
Kuropatkih
Suniar
Manchester
Lenox
Sir Mortimer
Names of probable negotiators of peace
Washington selected as the peace conference location with time and plenipotentiaries to be fixed. Japan reportedly names three exalted persons. Russia may send Baron de Rosen and M. Nelidov, with Witte under discussion. Armistice prospects hinge on Roosevelt’s initiative and Manchuria’s front activity from Oyama.
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Washington
Japan
Paris
Russia
Hague
Roosevelt
Marquis Ito
Privy Council
Baron Komura
Marshal Yamagata
Baron de Rosen
Count Cassini
M. Nelidof
M. Witte
Committee of Ministers
Far East
M Witte
Manchuria
Rusala
Oyama
General Line
Legation
Paris 1
Peace conference plans outlined by Roosevelt aid
The president is gratified that preliminary peace arrangements with Russia and Japan proceed with little friction. A protocol is likely before a formal armistice, to be drafted in Washington, with signatories likely among belligerent diplomats. Japan's indemnity terms remain unsettled as pressure mounts from European powers and the United States toward moderate cash demands.
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Roosevelt
Hague
United States
Spain
President McKinley
White House
Justice Day
M. Jules Cambon
France
Kingdom of Spain
Licely
St. Petersburg
Tokio
Paris
Japan
Russia
St Pearsburg
London Expects Peace In Far East Negotiations
London newspapers view Washington as the site of peace talks with Roosevelt praised for diplomacy. They believe Japan aims for moderate terms and that choosing diplomats over soldiers reduces military posturing. If peace holds, European tensions would mostly not alarm Britain, though Manchuria news signals potential future conflict.
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Roosevelt
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Japan
Daily Telegraph
the Telegraph
France
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Far East
Manchuria
Sunken German Steamer Tetarus Sunk by Russian Don Cruiser
London reports the German steamer Tetarus was sunk May 30 by the Russian auxiliary cruiser Don, formerly the Hamburg American liner Pitst Bismarck. Tetarus, en route from Otaru Japan to Tseh Tsin with wooden sleepers, reportedly had contraband claims disputed by Flensburg and Batavia dispatches. Berlin notes no pressure from Russia for an explanation.
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Japan
Tseh-Tsin
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Batavia
Berlin
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Grant Cottage Sold Near Jersey City Courthouse Site
The historic Grant Cottage, where Mrs. Jessie Grant died years ago, was sold yesterday in Jersey City to clear space for a new courthouse near the old structure. The two story house, once home to General Grant's sisters, will be torn down for lumber. Disputes over a neighbor’s property strip and lease arrangements cloud the sale as families recall Civil War era ties and a courteous note from General Grant to officiate at a funeral.
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US. Grant
Jersey City
Jersey
I Lumber
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Sly Grant Cramer
Meo
Zinia Grant Corbin
Cramee
Mra Corbin
Grant Hender
Howard Sanderson
Grant
Aonie Patton
Fort Monroe attacked by fleet near Vireints and Juno
Fragmentary OCR reports a bold assault on Fort Monroe near Fort Monroe by Admiral Dickings forces. It claims torpedo bombardment damaged destroyers and heavy ships with significant casualties, but the garbled text prevents precise details.
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Juno
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Kings Committee On Fusion Appoints Conference To Meet Anti Fusion Groups
Acting chairman Frederic E. Gunnison of the Lines County Republican Gesserst Conference yesterday named the conference committee authorized to confer with anti-Tammeny organizations on fusion for the ring municipal campaign. The roster includes Lieutenant Governor Timothy L. Woodrum and other executive committee members.
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Lines County
Gesserst
Brenver
Aerman
Benate
Rome
Phinty T. Wallan
Grand Duke Alexis Out Amid Naval Scandal Rumors
St Petersburg June 16 The sensational announcement that Grand Duke Alexis uncle of the Emperor and Admiral Avellan head of the Navy resigned followed by a imperial rescript relieving the grand duke from supreme naval direction. The move came amid long standing charges of mismanagement and corruption within the Navy and a public campaign against the Marine Department. The rescript honors his service and retains his rank while naming possible successors such as Vice-Admirals Birilet and Chouknin.
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Nusha Shisa
Oanary
Fleet and Marine Department
Nicholas
Grand Duke
Alexie
Admiral Avellan
Sea of Japan
Marine Department
Department
Clade
Mary
Alexis
Lst
In Palace
Neva
Avellan
Birilet
Vladivostok
Chouknin
Black Sea
Avelian
Woman Conquers Thug In White Plains Robbery Attempt
Mrs Mary Davis of White Plains fought off a highwayman who tried to choke her. She tripped him and punched him as patrolmen pursued and captured William H Budd, sixteen, from Manhattan. Budd, an escapee from Juvenile Asylum, admitted burglaries in Brooklyn and faced Magistrate Sutherland.
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Mary Davis
James Davis
White Plains
Daly
McCarty
William H Budd
Sub-Treasury Man Frace In Critical Condition At Home
Andrew J Frace longtime Sub-Treasury employee in New York is critically ill at his Brooklyn home after a yearlong sickness. Born in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvan ia he is nearly seventy five and served over forty years starting May 1 1863 under John J Cisco. He was a valued expert in the coin division and active in church work. His daughter is Mrs William G Cordray and his son is Joseph Frace.
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United States Sub-Treasury
New York
Herkimersst
Brooklyn
Wilkenbarre
Potin
Pearly
John J. Cisco
Te Bay School
Epi
Rook Pie Ethodlat
Spticopas
Beethiya
Metteropall
Iva
Races
William G. Cordray
Wo Magekine Burris
I Keeners ‘Division
Harry
van Dye
Armistant Treasurwr
Work for Pure Drugs Approved by City Pharmacists
A group of pharmacology officials and board members approved the yearlong anti adulteration efforts led by Professor Q Grarav C Dickwar. The College of Phtor and Stae Boart of Pharmacy heads were noted as key figures guiding the program. A successor was chosen in the Sevain Seana or Poem.
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