Officials silent on Hendricks report readings
No official comment issued as figures including Samuel Untermyer and Paul Morton declined to speak. Alexander, Tarbell, and others avoided press presence while Burrs and directors faced questions about compensation and the Lawrence Laws section referenced by the superintendent.
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Hendricks
Hye
Critt
Samuel Untermyer
Alexander
Batnetge Celby
Cohen
Mnally
Paul Morton
Towmor
E. Tarbell
Ansonia
Tarte
Equitable Subsidiaries Weakening at Merchants Sale
Report of a weekly sale of Equitable net property where Myrcastile Trust and related holdings were bid down. Owners faced reduced prices, with first bids noted for stock items and multiple listed values. The sale progressed amid intermediate bids and stock movements reported by Telegraph Company sources.
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Equitable
Barre
Equitabie
Myrcastile Trust
Guise
Train Schedule Notes for New York and Chicago
Train times show arrival in Chicago at 5.55 A.M. and departure at 3.55.7 M. from New York, with a Chicago return noted at 4.5 P. M. in April. The schedule also lists a New York arrival at 4.5 A.M. and a Chicago arrival at 5.45 A.M. with monetary detail of 45 dollars.
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Lesves
New York
Chicago
Lodz Demonstration Suppressed by Dragoons and Cossacks
In Lodz a workers demonstration against the government turned deadly as dragoons and Cossacks fired on a crowd of about one hundred thousand. Eighteen people were killed and around one hundred wounded as the march from Piotrkowskast to Market Place halted after volleys erupted. Speeches by socialists preceded the attack and police had not yet intervened until the violence began.
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Lods
Jane
Piotrokogskast
Rioting at Ivanovo Veanesens reports brutal strike violence
June 21 report says in Ivanovo Veanesens a Strike meeting was dispersed by Cossacks. Soldiers and mobs clashed, women fled, homes were torched as Gandourine spinning mills burned. Twenty eight killed, hundreds wounded, town paralyzed. fear keeps residents indoors.
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Blosenig
Veichernuts Pockta
Ivanovo-Veanesens
Talka
M Nelidoff Appointed Russian Peace Plenipotentiary
St Peters burg June 21 M Nelidoff Russian Ambassador at Paris has been definitively appointed one of Russia peace plenipotentiaries. It is certain there will be three plenipotentiaries on that side. Nelidoff, a long time diplomat, served as Ambassador at Constantinople and handled delicate Near Eastern policies. Sir Philip Currie British Ambassador to Turkey in 1896 clashed with him. The Sultan conferred the Order of the Medjidieh on Nelidoff. In 1903 he was transferred to Paris, with Prince Ourousseff succeeding him at Constantinople.
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Europe
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Sieiama
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Sumber Berea
Santead Gepecasiona
Tert
Stork
Sentir & Green
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Accra
Wheelock
Gualiied
Howe
Rtairman- Dimes
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Desing
Hyde Chelrman
Monex
Turing
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Anesiders
Siack
Paris
Frauen
Taree
New-York
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Albany
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Syracuse
Gener! Mayer
Marks
Foelker
Equitable
Higgins
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Nixon Pulel
Ghvensyy Hige Eine
Ltn Ineldene
St Petersbure
M. Nelidoff
Washington
Grebs
Japan
Russia
Puille
Efreles
Prare
St Petershire
Boose
Manchuria
Meyer
Count Lamsdorf
Srhien
Admission of Defeat in Far East Policy
St. Petersburg reports the dissolution last night of the Committee on the Far East led by Admiral Alexie and Br. Besobratoft. The move signals imperial shift toward unified administration of the Far East with the rest of Russia, implying the end of the Manchutran venture and possibly the extinction of the Viceroyalty.
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St. Petersburg
Far East
Alexie
Empire
Rive
Alexies
Britain Faces Parliaments Vote Over South Africa War Scandal
London dispatch reports a sweeping South Africa War scandal touching government stores and contractor deals. Opposition signals censure of Premier Balfour, who proposes a royal commission investigation as Parliament contemplates a possible dissolution before session's end.
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London
House of Commons
Balfour
Premier Balfour
Robert Throstle Feld
South Africa
Ing
Gully
Bing
Peaceful separation opens path to dissolution of union
Stockholm June 21 Norway and Sweden likely to dissolve the union amicably under a modus vivendi. Riksdag supports government plan to appoint a 24 member committee to negotiate, King Oscar urges prudence, and Norway hopes for future cooperation. Christiania reports pleased at progress and suggests Crown Prince Carl may ascend in Norway. Norway expects direct talks with Storthing and swift, mutual guarantees without coercion.
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Nor Way
Sweden
Riksdag
Oscar
Wo Enuires Sons
Council of State
Norway
Rikssing Dors
Ramstedt
Hungarians Stubborn in Diet Signal of Opposition
Budapest June 21 The Feiervary Ministry faced the lower house with a preview of United Opposition moves. Premier Petar vaty said the cabinet is only a stopgap and would yield after Hungary recruits troops and arranges joint expenditures. The opposition demanded a vote of no confidence as the session dissolved amid uproar and disorder.
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Petarvaty
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Francis Kossuth
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Debaie
Magnesty
Ret & Peramencery Miler
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Tisza
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Baron Ranfty
Austria
French note to Berlin on Morocco crisis and conference
Paris sends a note to Berlin outlining France’s demand for a conference on Moroccan affairs. Germany replies defending Morocco’s integrity and proposing terms. Premier Rouvier and Prince von Radolin discuss open questions and prepare a formal German reply by Chancellor von Bülow.
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Prince von Radolin
Foreign Office
Rouvier
Morove
Heer von Fiotow
St. Rotivier
Morocco
Telenl Yenra
France
M Bouvier
Prince von Battolie
Berlin
von Bilan
Nar
Germany
Diplomats clash over sequencing of Franco German talks
Report notes France favors detailed terms before conference acceptance while Germany seeks conference first and details later, signaling renewed tension. The exchange highlights divergent positions on multilateral talks and potential impacts on diplomatic progress.
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France
Germany
Mrs Rogers Takes Trip From Windsor Prison
Mrs. Rogers the condemned murderess of Marcus Rogers left Windsor State Prison in Vermont to travel to Brattleboro. Her attorneys sought a habeas corpus petition for release before Judge Hoyt H Wheeler in the U S Circuit Court while the state attorney general opposed. The decision was to be announced the following day.
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Brattleboro
Windsor
Mary Rogers
Marcus Rogers
Tay
Vermont
Hoyt H. Wheeler
United States Circuit Court
Rogers
United States
Horere Fistley
Poison for condemned Vermont woman facing execution
A letter offering 32400 to spare Mary A. Rogers, condemned for murdering her husband, arrived at the Vermont State prison and was forwarded to federal authorities. The note, mailed in Boston and marked immediate and personal, was unsigned. Attorney General Clarke Cochran requested a habeas corpus hearing for Rogers.
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Windsor
Mary A. Rogers
Lovell
Seitec Wos
Boston
Hewdes
Bere
Clarke Cotte
Mary & Rogers
Fragmentary court notes reference Windsor court matters
Readable fragments indicate a court session at Windsor with mentions of Mr. Flores and Mrs. Flores, and references to the attorney and Drattieboro. Event details are incomplete though the general context suggests a legal proceeding or representation within a local court setting.
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Windsor
Flores
Emperor Roosevelts Message Pleases Peterhof Party
American officers at Peterhof receive hearty reply from the Emperor to President Roosevelt with personal regards relayed via Ambassador Meyer. The party notes friendship between the United States and Australia and hopes for continued good will in future travel plans. Meanwhile a venue change motion in a United States court case is denied amid complex prosecutions and widespread newspaper coverage.
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Poser
Barry
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