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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1905

Page

30

Countess Nelidoff and the Madrid Intrigue Collapse

Countess Nelidoff figures in a tangled Madrid political diary detailing Alfonsos courtesies and Cardinal factions amid the Restoration era. The narrative traces assassination rumors, royal favor, and the power plays surrounding the Cathedral of Wotre Dem and Paris-Spain diplomacy during the upheaval following the Be. Teai Lils Coloma and the bench of Cortes are cited as pivotal.

Paris Tate Ponce Simone Groper Frviene Wotre Colom Con Renice Spain Madris UE Poder Deaulis Eicoelf Fife Mente Odedienes Celutea Aries Tor Bern Geers Gewever Btedeliene Sociery Seeles Amd

Watson Victim of Ptomaine Poisoning

Thetae E Watkin reports Penpies Party members discussing a tainted meal incident at Nesiraade. The wounded Mr Watson is said to be recovering as witnesses note a cautious approach to ongoing inquiries and medical care, with no further details released.

E Watkin Penpies Damdiare Momerice WRN LD Brm Thomas AL Tavis Nesiraade Mr Watson

Makes Quick Trip to Lizard

A garbled report describes a morning journey involving a man and a woman toward a distant place. The readable text notes a brief stop and a time reference of two hours and one minute, with unclear names and locations.

Lizard

Reading Company Report and Literature Making Mention

Reconstructed from OCR, the report references Reading Company and Philadelphia area railways, noting a $UGATI cycle and a list of names. The item mentions literature in the making and a column with a purple date, suggesting a periodical or literary feature.

Reading Company Phiaketyinl Henry Railay Company Cote Dale

Former Speaker Henderson Stricken by Stroke in Paris

Dubique Le June 2h report states former National House of Representatives Speaker Henderson is confined to hotel accommodations after a slight stroke of paralysis. Right side affected. Hopes rise he may leave his apartments within a few days.

Dubique

Hay Stronger After Night as Doctor Sees Improvement

Newbury June 26 Secretary Hay grows stronger after a night under care. Dr Murphy notes steady gains. son Clarence says father is improving rapidly and may sit up by week’s end. Also reports on several society marriages and a Covent Garden operatic note.

Newbury Hay Scud Hoston Stars Phy Clarence Hay Sturphy Covent Garden Loligen Alkwine Leoni Covent Garden Theatre

Fantana Girl Breaks Ankle at Lyric Theatre

Catherine Cooper, one of the elves in the second act of Fantana at the Lyric Theatre, tore her ankle yesterday afternoon while dancing. She was taken to her home at 1869 Tthave and is expected to return to the cast within a week, though she may not dance this season.

Catherine Cooper Lyric Theatre Miss Cooper Mbour

Local School Schedule and Park Attendance Notes

A garbled notices page lists a school event at Gretusus jag and public fehon Ho with activities for girls, including a TreSpiral exercise. It mentions a park area near 209) DE with references to a commission and history display at Ar Schare History. The fragmentary text also notes a meeting at MePublic Fehon Ho and a contact point for a public event.

PD Mers Caere Tere Ncha Exon Wast Somme Callece DE Gretusus Paulle Atellenn Square Ras Rive Hari

Prominent Arrivals at the Hotels in City

Prominent arrivals at multiple hotels include names tied to Belvedera Ackersiun Fifth Avenue Etudes Alfred and Maray in San Diego Grand Re Ueintord Glubeow Rolland Lady Karterie Loailey Norma Madwod Scotland Manhattan Park Avenue St Regis Ered Brerry Bet Sy luge de V1 Pore J Currul Durnin Mex Walduri Astoria Waldutt E W Borden Fall iver.

Hise Artes Belvedera C Ackersiun Harmire Alfred Itend Secretion Gearer

Weather Report From Washington June 5

Weather summary notes widespread rainfall, cooler temperatures in the northeast with calm winds. It outlines tentative forecasts for the Atlantic region, mentions temperature averages and unsettled conditions across New England, and cites expected highs and lows for the coming days.

Mutiny in Black Sea Fleet Sparks Odessa Crisis

Mutinous sailors seize a battleship near Odessa amid street fighting as workers rally. Reports detail brutal deaths, barrages, and mutiny spreading through port towns along the Black Sea. Officials plan court martial for officers who surrendered in the Sea of Japan.

Miral Kriger Odessa Kntaz Kriger Black Sea Sebastopol Admiralty Nebogatott Sea of Japan Hinck Sea Poland Petershare Pre Dmitrchuk Poltava

Anniety in England Haunts Odeana Shipping Circles

Ominous news from Odeana has created a large effect in shipping circles in London and Liverpool. British trade with Odeana and the presence of 400 to 500 British residents in Ode game firms heightens anxiety over a potential bombardment of the town.

Loita Odeana Ha Liverpool Odesaa

Mobilization Begins Amid Rail Strike Threats

June 28 report from St Petersburg states a general strike on Prussian railways is planned for July 2 as part of mobilization against troop deployment. An imperial edict orders reserves mobilized in districts including St Petersburg Moscow Kiel Warsaw and Vina. Sixty thousand men called. half to join regiments. In Russian Poland mobilization targets southern provinces around Warsaw Lodz to maintain regular regiment strength.

St Petersburg Ite SS Petersiure Moscow Kiel Warsaw Vina St. Petersburg Tone Wen Jarracks Tsayskie-Selp Gatchine Peterhot Egher Twine St. Petersbars Poland Lodz Far East Russian Poland

BezoRobrazofvf Attack Shocks Tambor Province

In Tambor Province the president of Tile Timber Commins Mr Bexobraznit faced threats to his estate as peasants rallied. Military protection was invoked to shield property while fears of dire vengeance spread amid unrest. An earlier report notes peasants setting fires to nearby buildings and escalating tensions.

Potemkine description and museum dinner report

Fragmentary 19th century style note describes the Potemkine craft, its armament, and a dinner honoring Sir Pardon Clarke. It mentions Lenin and a Paris museum context, with references to Morinaontit, MeweNork, and a portrait on an ebony plinth. The passage is garbled and names are uncertain.

Pardon Clarke Lenin Purdnnuke New Paris J. Plerpona Wien Mir Bir Morano Queiany Demu Bernie Luce Hal

Japanese Spread Net Move Toward Diversions

Tokyo June 28 A dispatch reports General Linevitch using a narrow front instead of an extended line. Reinforcements from eastern Russia are barely sufficient to cover defeats. Spies arrested daily, with Chinese officers aiding Russia. Japanese cavalry and light infantry push north and east of Kirin toward Bodine while Linevitch retreats, not resisting strongly.

Tokio Linevitch Kurnpatkin Russia Moukeen Harbin War Department Chang-Hin-Tien Quing-Ping Ku-Syong Kyong-Syong Corea Hua-Shu Pass Kirin Grand Rade Bodine Tamaya Akiama

Sungari Bridge Saved Near Harbin

A planned attack on the Sungari River bridge was thwarted after Chinese bandits under Japanese orders were surveilled and 440 men armed with rifles and revolvers were captured. The plot aimed to hinder General Linevitch's forces south of the river, and its failure averts a potential disaster.

Harbin Sungari Yeaer Pudiadem Geneal Linevitch

Peace terms urged by Japanese Constitutional party

Tokio June 28 The Constitutional party committee, led by Marquis Salonii, approved a resolution demanding end to the war and settlement of territorial and financial claims. A Progressive party manifesto mirrors the move, adding demands to bar Russian war works near Japan, force Russia to relinquish Manchurian privileges, and refrain from actions threatening peace or Chinese frontiers.

Tokio Committee of the Constitutional Party Marquis Salonii Constitutional Party Katsura Progressive Party Constitutionals Russia Japan Manchuria China

Baron de Rosen Leaves Paris for New York

Baron and Baroness de Rosen departed Paris for Cherbourg this morning and will sail for New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm H of the North German Lloyd Line. They were accompanied by intimate friends and Russian officials with many people at the platform saluting the new Russian Ambassador to the United States.

Paris Baron Baroness de Rosen Cherbourg New York Kaiser Wilhelm H Lloyd Line United States Kestth

Japanese Warships Seen Near Vladivostok Amid Tense Alerts

Vladivostok dispatch reports sighting of vessels believed to be torpedo boats on the horizon near Vladivostok. A June 28 update from St. Petersburg notes high-ranking officers leaving to join the Russian army. A private war game involving railway officials was described in a distorted report.

Vladivostok St. Petersburg Duns Thoras H. Furry John Var R. Hoft Sydney A Clomam

Obituary for SACKETT ALLING a pioneer NY carpet dealer

Obituary notes the death of SACKETT ALLING a longtime New York carpet merchant born May 77 in Barnfork Dutchess County. He was a street personage and early carpet dealer in New York, with ties to Roger Alling and Little Nine Partners area, leaving five children and several grandchildren.

Sackett Alling Sarkert Baanfork Roger Alling Alling New-York Jotun Hyatt Whalersle Chitfinsl Ike Stleave Hietary Tata Mir Anna Bertine

James Horton and James Anton Lead United States Leather Company

An unidentified note states James Horton and James Anton become leaders within the United States Leather Company. It mentions Maddiclowen and a winter sickness affecting executive balance, with references to Crom Weert and a river area. The fragmented text links to North Miserl exehntne and Pater Crabbe without clear dates.

OY Tolernaang TRING Jenn James Anton Laauier Company Kerton J. Iki Ferene Tient

Franco German Accord Near End of Diplomatic Clash

June reports from Berlin indicate Franco German talks are nearly complete with a conference likely. Officials say notes have softened tensions, Morocco is calm, and Anglo-French ties influence outcomes, strengthening France while Germany rescinds direct objections.

Pacis Germany Lkely Pranes Germsny Rouvier France Morocco Berlin Beride Foreign Office Paris von Bilow

Heavy German Losses in Africa Defeat at Karasberg Reported

Cape Town reports confirmation of Chief Morenga's victory over German forces at Karasberg on June 22 with 100 Germans killed. The item notes marriage and death notices will be republished in The Tri-Weekly Tribune, lists several obituaries and funeral notices with dates and places, and mentions local undertakers and cemetery details.

Morenga Cape Town Karasberg Tribune

Transatlantic passenger lines and routes amid war and travel notices

The notice compiles shipping arrangements and sailings for Cunard Line and other transatlantic services. It lists hotels and travel hubs in Scotland Belgium Italy and Germany with routes to Europe and America, detailing departures from New York and Liverpool ports, passenger handling, and overland mail forwarding instructions.

Lee Teedway Amerie Basses Prederice 6 Rammer Os Waterian Pheve Ube Sunday Tribune Tia Anno Eauch Et al Gisagre Ration Bote Station Motel Enamfries Bireass Kotel Gibrattar Hores Ceci Paria Lois Chatham Motel de Tile Arnton Grant Wotel de'Parhante Trace Iatel Jamee Albury Bote Regine Belgium Hertel Isresed Houlasd The Germany Samasertet Ouet Emprriny Erste Pogton Hotel Hotennalie Save Art Data Coat Jm Interiaten Firat Beabers Ae Tictorin Haale Sigeet Sation Marlee Jad Grac Lauaanies Hotel de Te Pale Viewers Geneva Stadrain Mareralail Bat Malias Iti Finpeace Tarand Florence Savas Etinel Porence Seal Toon Grant Mutat Sisal Tari Sue Baars Tin Fe Savoy Atros Notire al Intarmaedae Cory Corie Stale Dome Cmte Mate Tor Crear Ireland Henerbees Bisee Fearcein Smit Salleenay Iorner West Nalt Howe Pavelyn Styria

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