War party in Hugsla pressures for continued hostilities
The war faction in Hugsla argues for continuation of the war to avoid a humiliating peace and to force victory. Reports cite optimistic generals and reinforced arguments, while Russian correspondents debate concessions and risks of halting the war. A Japanese envoy interview hints at moderate terms, including potential indemnities and guarantees against renewed conflict.
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Hugsla
Petersburg
Peterbor
Linevitch
Hij
Vienna
Japan
Ekabla
Vladivostock
Rusgsia
Pacific
Aken
Russia
Bowen Will Have To Go In Celebrated Controversy
Official authority states Bowen has faced charges defended as unfounded while Secretary Loomis is cleared in cabinet reports. Dispute involves policy missteps and interdepartmental friction, with Bowen's future tied to the probe results and potential removal from service.
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Loomla
Lala
Loomis
Beereiar
Trltwan
Coemis
Powen
Bowen
Piuly Department
Mintaior Brann
Warcelota
Spain
Inter
Fo Vroisuola
Governor Magoon All Right With Hidden Ailment Report
Governor Magoon remains well though rumors circulate about a feverish condition linked to secretaries’ warnings. Officials deny serious illness and say all duties proceed as normal.
Morton Demands State of Affairs at Equitable
Paul Morton newly elected chairman of the board of directors orders a full investigation into the affairs of the Equitable Life Assurance Society. He commissions Prince Waterhouse Co and Hasking Belis to audit every facet of receipts investments and relations of the society.
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Equitabie
Equitable the Agarance Society
Paul Morton
Af Direetors
Woodmen at Milwaukee Fourteenth Viennial Convention Opens
The Blonntel Convention of Modern Woodmen gathers in Milwaukee with 600 to 700 delegates from over 11 000 camps and nearly 700 000 members. Mayor Anvid and Rose welcome delegates, present city keys to Head Consul Responter, and reports detail membership, insurance, and benefit fund figures. Nebraska highlights include Woniken drill contests and executive committee appointments.
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Anorfen
Milwaukee
Anvid & Rose
Tsesty
Adapy Apeech
Responter
BK Talbot
Lincoln
Charles Wo Hiewes
Rook Jeland
Coneul Talbots
Gow Hawes
Boneft
Agaiet
Balanca
Nebraska
Omaha
Lincoln Neb
Camp Clerks Association
C H T Riepco
Wallace May Resign As Chief Engineer Of Canal Zone
Rumors in Pana ma say John F Wallace is returning home by Taft order for consultations on resignation. He sailed for the Philippines. a memorial from canal employees praised the new wages schedule. He is said to be staying home to confer with Taft and may not return to Jammsus Vail.
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Panama Canal
Panama
John F. Wallace
Canal Zone
United States
Taft
Philippines
Jammus Vail
Wallace
Jamhmus
Weathering of Imperial Council Ancient Arable Order progresses at Niagara Falls
The thirty fret annual gathering of the Myotic Shrine attracts a large audience from across the United States and Canada. Bhrinera Mest leads officials and attendees from multiple regions to Niagara Falls for the event.
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Bhrinera
Imperial Council
Niagara
United States
Canada
Inundation Strikes Clinton Davenport and Darlington
The flood swelled across Clinton, Davenport, Darlington and Keokuk, inundating thousands of acres. Crops and property were destroyed as residents fled. Davenport’s pleasure grounds faced isolation with several thousand people needing boat rescues after roads were submerged.
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Mieslesippon
Clinton
Davenport
Darlington
Keokuk
Morocco crisis shadowed by unsettled Paris talks
Washington reports indicate that Paris and Berlin aim for a rapid settlement in the Morocco negotiations while war between Germany and France remains unlikely. Paris insists on goodwill, yet the outcome remains uncertain as diplomats watch Germany’s stance and the Madrid convention issues. German officials protest France’s Anglo-French treaty terms and insist on German approval of linked articles before any broad conference.
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Wanhluglon
Offilal
Paris
Germany
France
Merlin
Paria Aly
White House
United States
Powera
Francr
Mareco
Gerlip
England
Egypt
Berlin
Delemase
Prings Radona
Pati M Delovvere
Tangier
Morocco
Madrid
Anniversary Observance Delays Boston Business Activities
Boston paused Saturday to mark the Battle of Bunker Hill anniversary. Charlestown hosted the main celebration with a militia parade and line jackets.
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Boston
Bunker Hi
Charlestown
Armenians Flee From Baku Amid Riots
Alarm sweeps Baku as Armenians flee a riotous uproar. Prince Amfocharttian left Baka and Prince Nekanhides reportedly held a position until an assassination attempt. Strong leadership is urged to curb the unrest as many Armenians flee the city.
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Baku
Ibet
Ateret
Amfocharttian
Baka
Sorprior Wahek
Nekanhides
Mayor Weaver Urges Republican Reform in Philadelphia Letter
Mayor Weaver of Philadelphia writes a letter to Sheriff Miles and twenty-one business leaders urging reform of the Republican Party. He cautions against political distractions and calls for new nominations, stressing municipal regeneration and honest government while warning opponents not to misread the effort or betray the cause.
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Weaver
Philadelphia
United
Sheriff Miles
Eity
Republican Party
Meyor
Parsons
EU Aecugs Foundation
Conference at White House on Santa Fe rebate case
A long White House conference with President Roosevelt Secretary Morton and Attorney General Moody discussed the Santa Fe railroad rebate dispute pending in the Justice Department for months. Morton admitted involvement from his prior Santa Fe vice presidency, Moody promised a full statement, and Roosevelt prepared to outline the administration’s position while neither Morton nor Moody would discuss details.
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White Bouse
Morton
Moody
Santa Fe
Department of Justice
Witeaa
Santa Me
Colorado Yuet and Run
Roosevelt
Japan to Float Loan Readied by Takahashi Plan
Takahashi, finance agent for Japan, called to Tokyo by Imperial minister of finance. He will depart New York June 24 and return July 3 to confer with cabinet on large foreign loans to support peace measures. He thinks fresh loans to America or England could be placed at about 4 percent.
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Takahashi
Japan
New York
Tokyo
Mr Takahashi
Imperial
Tokio
America
England
Nevada’s Truckee Cargon Canal Opens New Era
The first government built irrigation project under the reclamation act opens near Reno with a canal from Derby to the Truckee below Reno. The system spans thirty-one miles from Derby to Taesterniö Creek, with full completion expected in ten years at about nine million dollars. Initial work will flood and irrigate the flat lands, funded by sale of adjacent government land and water rights to settlers.
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Reno
Wea
Nevada
Derby
Fttean
Esat
Truckee
Crreon
Altehea
Canel Chief Homaward Bound and Water Project Hopes
Canel Chief Homaward Bound with Chief Engineer Wallace travels from Panama to New York seeking labor for the canal aqueduct at Pasame and Colon. Demand for ordinary laborers grows as hopes rise for delivering pure water. canal workers prepare Fourth of July celebrations with Panama officials invited to participate.
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Chiet
Wallace
New York
Panama
Pasame
Ot Criatabal
Uncle Joe Tricks A Conscript Bypass For Pay
A humorous tale set in wartime, where Uncle Joe suggests Hiram take a medical exam in his name to obtain $200 and avoid conscription. Hiram agrees, passes the doctors on the second try, but Uncle Joe loses the money and ends up fighting four years. The vignette mixes rural voices, jokes, and a look at conscription risks.
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Hiram
Unets
Jos
Falks
Joe
Jimny
Rik
Docle Joe
Bret
Jigo
Berg
Saved Child's Life and Domestic Tragedy Mixed in Arkansas Note
A Badgwick Arkansas report highlights a parent crediting Dodd's Kidney Pills with saving his child from ampy swelling and disability after doctors failed. The item includes advice ads and a lurid domestic tragedy: a Sunday supper, a boarding mistress, a husband, a mislaid shortcake, and a confession of infidelity.
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Badgwick
Ark
Jura
W B Taylor
Dodd
bin Slaven
Abe
Lara
Nervousness and Weakness Cured by Peruna Ad
Miss Sadie Robinson of Malden Massachusetts endorses Peruna as a remedy for nervousness weakness and sleeplessness caused by overwork. She reports improved appetite sleep and vigor after seven months use and notes lasting health since. Also promotes Hartman Sanitarium for medical advice and Defiance Starch as a laundry aid with price and packaging details.
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Sadie Robinson
Bandstreet
Malden
Mass
Thegar
B Hartman
Hartman Sanftanum
Columbia
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