Japanese transport Izumi sunk by Russian guns
Dispatch from Vice Admiral Skrydloff reports the Izumi, a 3,000 ton transport, sunk after refusing to halt. Seventeen officers were aboard the Gromoboi when she sank, with further ships Sada and Hitachi also engaged and sunk. Additional details cover British steamer Alanton and US observer activity amid Kaichan fighting and Varankow casualties.
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London
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Skrydloff
Aiser Rogsia
Gromoboi
Izumi
Hitachi
Tsugaru Strait
Chefu
Othvers
United States
Shanghai
Albert S. Fuger
Antung
Kaichan
Linaoyang
Haichens
Whaichan
Stakelberg
Varankow
Loomis Brother Missing After Kaiser Wilhelm II Arrival
Francis B. Loomis assistant secretary of state says he has no apprehension about reports that his younger brother Kent Loomis of West Virginia disappeared from the Kaiser Wilhelm II which has arrived at Cherbourg. Loomis received telegrams from friends alarmed by his absence on arrival.
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Kent Loomis
Washington
Francis B. Loomis
West Virginia
Cherbourg
Loomis
Morales elected president with Caceres as VP
Consul General Maxwell reports from Santo Domingo that Morales was elected president by congress with Caceres as vice president and that the inauguration occurred last Sunday signaling the revolution’s end.
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Santo Domingo
Washington
Maxwell
State Department
Morales
Congress
Caceres
Woodhull Gifts Library at Montour Falls
Jesse C. Woodhull of Brooklyn formally presented a library building to Montour Falls New York. The ceremonies included a presentation speech by Woodhull acceptance by Village President Post and a reception.
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Woodhill
Carnegie
Watkins
N. Y
Montour Falls
Jesse C. Woodhull
Brooklyn
Woodhull
Post
Chicago Track to Close as Derbies Abandoned
Chicago on June 22 reports that horse racing at the park will end after a revolt against betting bans. Officials say elimination of betting derbies led to a drop in attendance and funds, making the track unable to cover costs. Mayor Harrison's edict looms as the decisive action.
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Chicago
Park Tls
Harrison
Stalwart Wins Swift Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
Stalwart, at 10 to 1, captures the Swift stakes for three year olds over seven furlongs on the Futurity course at Sheepshead Bay. He beats Bryn Mawr by a short head after Witchcraft led early. Broomstick was third. Sparkling Star won the Surf stakes and Ben MacDhin set a track record in the last race, 1 minute 43.15 seconds for a mile and a furlong.
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Stalwart
New York
Sheepshead Bay
Bryn Mawr
Broomstick
Witchcraft
Sparkling Star
Ben MacDhin
Harvard pair defeat Hobart Millett in Bay Ridge doubles
At Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge on June 22 the Harvard veterans KK Ward and B C Wright beat C Hobart and S C Millett in straight sets 6-2 1-3 6-3 8. The Harvard team led throughout the match highlighting their strong play in the round robin doubles tournament.
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Bay Ridge
New York
Crescent Athletic Club
Harvard
KK. Ward
B.C. Wright
C. Hobart
Rumford Polo Club Defeats Taconic in New Haven Match
In New Haven Conn on June 22 the Rumford Polo club of Providence defeated the Taconic club of Hartford in the opening game of the tournament hosted by the New Haven Polo club.
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New Haven
Conn
Rumford Polo Club
Providence
Taconic Club
Hartford
Paterson Mill Destroyed in Major Fire
A large blaze at 1 am engulfed the L A Hall mill on Fulton street Paterson NJ spreading to the Van Kirk lumber yard. The mill and lumber yard are total losses with damages near 200000. Hundreds face unemployment as the fire is believed caused by men smoking in the mill.
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Paterson
N. J
L.A. Hall
Fulton Street
van Kirk
Baseball tragedy shocks Indiana crowd in Johnstown game
In Indiana Pennsylvania on June 22 George Thomas catcher for the Johnstown amateurs was killed when a foul tip struck him over the heart during a game against the Indiana Normals. His wife, watching from the grandstand, was prostrated. Thomas served as a draftsman for Cambrian Ten Company.
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Houl Tin
Indiana
Johnstown Amateurs
Lndiana Normals
George Thomas
Johnstowns
Thomas
Cambrian Ten Company
Soldier's Slayer Sentenced in Boston Barroom Killing
William Morray was sentenced to nineteen to twenty years in state prison after pleading guilty to manslaughter for shooting and killing Sergeant Wilson of the U S Army at the Watertown Arsenal during a barroom quarrel in Boston.
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Boston
William Morray
Morray
Sergeant Wilson
United States
Watertown Arsenal
Empress Missed Burial as Heir Hopes Rise
In St. Petersburg on June 22 the empress did not attend General Bobrikoff's burial though she planned to accompany the emperor. Reports say the birth of a child is near, with anticipation surrounding the imperial succession.
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ST. Petersburg
Bobrikoff
Georgia Assembly Opens with Immigration Dept Proposal
Georgia General Assembly opens as Governor Terrell urges creation of a Georgia Department of Immigration in his message.
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Georgia Assembly
Atlanta
Georgia General Assembly
Terrell
Department of Immigration
Georgia
Republican Convention Opens in Chicago With Cannon Speech
The Republican National Convention in Chicago opens its second session with permanent chairman Joseph Cannon of Illinois addressing delegates on protectionism and national policy. Subcommittees form, debate arbitration planks, waterways, and tariff positions, while La Follette delegates move quietly.
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Chicago
Hlihu Root
Thomas H. Cox
Committee On
Root
Joseph &. Cannon
Ilinois
Gannon
Great Britain
Germany
France
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
Roosevelt
Auditorium Annex
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Senator Clark
Wyoming
R. G. Proctor
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Edward Lauterbach
New York
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Senator Foraker
Missouri
Bartholat
United States
Ralph Loveland
la Follette
Phipps Ultimatum Ends Settlement Talks in Divorce Case
Mrs. Lawrence C. Phipps declines terms demanded by her husband. Negotiations are off and she will contest his divorce filing and seek custody of the children. She demands 3.5 million dollars in cash and custody split half-yearly. if granted, she would not oppose the absolute divorce.
Excluded exhibitor after Pike shooting at fair grounds
ST. LOUIS June 22. Zach Mui hall livestock agent of the St. Louis and San Francisco railroad is barred from further appearance in the world’s fair show where he shot three men on the Pike. Officials said the action aims to prevent possible repetition of indiscriminate firing endangering visitors.
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Pilke
ST. Louis
Zach Muihall
San Francisco
Portland Mine Reopens Under Nonunion Force
Portland Colorado June 22 The Portland mine reopened after General Bell closed it for employing union men. A small nonunion force is now operating it while a military commission in Portland reviews applications for local employment and residence.
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Portland
Victor
Colo
Bell
Military Commission
Man ends mental illness with suicide attempt in Peoria
John G. C. Jones formerly with Bartlett & Co in Chicago attempted self harm in Peoria on June 22. He fired bullets into his brain, the act reportedly clearing blood clots that caused despondency and paralysis.
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Peoria
John GC. Jones
Bartlett & Co
Chicago
Medina National Bank Fails in Medina New York
The comptroller of the currency reports the Medina National Bank in Medina New York has failed. Robert Lyon is appointed to take charge as the bank is insolvent.
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Medina
N. Y
Washington
Medina National Bank
Robert Lyon
Cardinal Satolli Honors Dinner for Taft Guests
Cardinal Satolli was the guest of honor at a dinner given by Secretary Taft at the Arlington hotel. Twenty covers were laid for government officials and Catholic church dignitaries. Decorations featured American Beauty and cardinal vases. the cardinal wore the Roman cardinal robes.
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Satolli Faft
Washington
Cardinal Satolli
Taft
Arlington Hotel
Courtship to marriage ends in mutual discontent
A young man pursues a girl igniting dislike during courtship. After marriage she continues to detest him, worsened by his neglect.
Peaceful Rivalry and Regatta Festivities Abroad
A batch of fragmented notices from different cities highlights a peaceful rivalry in Kiel with a banquet aboard the Deutscher line steamer. Meanwhile Annapolis hosts a Tercentenary celebration laying the Monts foundation stone with Canadian and French officials. In Lebanon a murder confession fragment reveals a complex tale of jealousy and family plots. The Scotia meeting notes state a lengthy session with multiple dignitaries from Massachusetts and Wisconsin.
Closing Scenes and Resurrection in Christ Life
A Sunday school lesson review traces Christ's earthly ministry from Phoenicia to the Resurrection. It covers the Gentile faith of the woman, Peter's confession, the Transfiguration, commands to proclaim the kingdom, persistent prayer, readiness for Christ's coming, the prodigal’s return, the Passover, the trial before Pilate, the crucifixion on Calvary, and the empty tomb with the angels’ message of risen Jesus.
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Caesarea
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the Baptist
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Barah
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Calvary
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Lightning’s Fatal Leave Two Fatalities Across Cities
In Atlanta lightning killed Ora Bradley and injured Ley Bradley during heavy rain as a street car conductor and his spouse perished. In New Rochelle opera singer Joseph F Sheehan drowned attempting a swim with his wife and others nearby, cramping and rescue efforts noted.
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Ora Bradley
Ley
Bo Jones
4 School of Technology
Jones
New Rochelle
N.Y
Joseph F. Sheehan
Inventor Moody Seeks Help In Transporting Aged Relative
An elderly inventor Moody requests aid to transport William H Moody nearly eighty from Minneapolis to Pulsbury Minnesota. Moody, cited as cousin of a secretary of the, once valued at three million dollars, faced transport concerns amid poor conditions. Newark man W C Poole, 40s, killed in an accident at Lackawan near Binghamton New York.
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Minnhapolis
Minn
William H. Moody
Pulsbury
Newark
Binghamton
N.Y
W. C. Poole
N. J
Lackawan
Tramp Saves Two Lives At Lawrence Opus Incident
Patrick Golden, a sixty year old tramp, leaped onto a runaway horse near Trenton to shield a woman and child. He was dragged along the road before bringing the horse to a stop. He collapsed, wounded from the horse’s iron shoes, and was taken to Mennley Hospital for treatment.
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Lawrence
Trenton
Golden
Les
Mennley Hospital
Lambert
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