Portl and Fair Opens Amid Imperial Swell and Celebrities
Portland crowds greet the opening of the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition with grand ceremony. Vice President and U S senators attend as Gov Clark and Portland officials praise the event. The speaker lineup includes Bishop Moore and Mayor Williams. chants of Oregon pride echo as bands play Imperial Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zent Gande
Com- Clark Corporation
Jefferson Myers
Fission Estate of
Oregon
George H. Williams
Portland
Russian fleet engagement near Vladivostok reported
Exploratory dispatch notes five Russian vessels surrounded by Japanese forces on March 23 near Llancourt northeast of Oxi island. The battleships Nicelsi I and Orel, plus a coast defense ship, reportedly surrendered while the other four vessels retreated or were captured.
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Vladi
Llancourt
Oxi Island
Anc Sed
Nicelsi I
Orel
Wedding Anniversary and Deaths in Neenah and Chicago
The Northwestern Neenah reports a wedding anniversary celebration for Pete Colden in Neenah with 400 residents attending. Walter Sage dies at a hospital in Chicago. A local man, Edward Larson, injures himself by cutting his forehead after slipping on ice on Commercial Street.
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Neeuskh
Pete
Walter Sage
Chiesse
Neenah
Hust
Chicago & North
Stetr
Iss
Bent
Brest
Hunt
Buffalo
Calameta Daugnies
Darmer
Commercial Street
Raue
Mds
Skull Fracture Reported In Japan Navy Action
A Japanese naval action near Sasebo left Admiral Rojestvensky with a fractured skull and other injuries. The wound is described as a forehead bruise with a slight skull fracture and no brain injury signs. His condition is reported as serious but not life threatening.
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Delared
Sion
Rojestvensky
Sasebo
Deaths in Wisconsin and Belgrade Reported
Milwaukee and Janesville briefs note multiple deaths. Chris Han Helms, former board member of Pebile Works, dies at Milwaukee hospital. Mer innocent, Belgrade primate of Servia, dies in Belgrade. John Thoroughgood, prominent Dane politician, dies at his home in Janesville.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Chris Han Helms
Pebile Works
Ite
Woman May Be Anarchist In Bomb Plot
An Associated Press report from Paris notes the woman who named Arnould, the alleged anarchist, is under surveillance for possible complicity in the bombing. Fifteen wounded include Fernando Robino of Mexico’s chamber of deputies, struck in the groin at a hotel window. Police tie the May 26 arrest of Spanish anarchists to the plot.
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Associated Press
Paris
Arnould
Chamber of Deputies
Fernado Robino
Murdered by Burglar in Newark Home
Mrs Frances Wertz was murdered early today by a burglar who escaped. The incident occurred in Newark, Ohio, as reported by the Associated Press. Police searched for the suspected assailant, while neighbors recalled a night-time disturbance prior to the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Newark
Frances Wertz
Surglar
Rate Commission Bill Advances In Assembly Amid Debate
Special report from The Northwest notes the assembly passed the railway commission bill with unanimous support after suspending rules. A bid by Assemblyman Cleary for an elective commission failed when a proposed appointive model gained votes. Senate action and governor’s approval loom as insurers discuss taxing insurance firms at the state rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Finance, Banks and Insurance
Senate
Assembly
Railway Commission
Cleary
Wismeesnré
Romancia Commission
Peace prospects swirl as Paris echo stirs talks
United States dispatches report a Paris telegram claiming France would press Russia and Japan to seek peace. Diplomatic chatter in St Petersburg notes no settlement yet, with Emperor’s stance undecided as ministers push toward peace or new assemblies amid mounting public pressure.
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Lefay
Paris
Sc Petersburg
Nepoiaie
Japan
Clare Atdoth
St. Bompara
Saxanariof
Marine
Avelian
Sailors Fate Uncertain After Naval Transfer
Reported in the rem fleet, the Gidharsia remains aboard the Russian ship Orel while Hissepno were moved to a transport. Rumors say Russian cruisers Ressia and Gromo were torpedoed by Doats.
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Gidharsia
Prese
Orel
Hissepno
Ressia
Gromov
Torpeco
Frick Refuses To Comment On Equitable Probe Report
Henry Frick, chairman of the Equitable Life Assurance Society investigation committee, declined to confirm or deny reports detailing yesterday's directors meeting proceedings. He spoke in New York on June 1 and would not discuss the reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Henry Frick
Equitable Life Assurance Society Investigation Committee
de Tinea
Thistle Finishes Tenth In Emperor William Cup Race
The American schooner Thistle finished tenth in the Emperor William cup race at 12:41 p m today. The event featured competing vessels as part of the regatta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
The
Wizard
Spooner Opinion on the Matter
The report notes Senator Spooner of Wisconsin sharing his view on the issue. It mentions a recent arrival from Europe and references concerns about health and influence on the outcome. The tone reflects wartime political speculation and public sentiment.
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Senator Spooner
Reform or Revolution The Czar's Downfall Urges Peoples Wrath
The Liberal News proclaims the people will act as their unrest grows. Amid strikes and troop redeployments, calls rise for stronger guard regiments and Cossack reinforcements. The press blames government inertia and praises public demand for decisive action to shape Russia's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assacrsburg
Russia
Cusachev
Express Catherina
Naska Shisha
Neva
Sia
Mizal Biniit
Io Peter
Madison Protest Signals Possible Special Session
A Madison message to the Wisconsin Senate protests the indefinite postponement of a bill 455A about witness and evidence privileges. Gov. says a special session may be called if necessary. Contemplates bills, capitol allocations, and attorney general opinions as sessions wind down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Ja Follette
Senate
Irvine
Assembly
Houser
Kempfeainé
2 Jawyer
Tomorow
King Alfonso Brave Amid Paris Bombing Aftermath
King Alfonso remains unshaken by the Paris bombing as he reviews army maneuvers near Chalons sur Marne accompanied by President Lonbet. Investigators probe the blast at the Louvre. a Paris laboratory attendant Arsene Arnould with a wounded eye is suspected. Anarchists tied to a Spanish plot are reported in Port Mondejo and Barcelona.
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Associated Press
Tig Alfonsa
Atea
Leubet
Gata Posto
Lonhet
Paris
Chalons-Sure Marne
Sixth Army
Ces
Yesterdar
Adidas
D'Orsay
Beiel
Invalides Jaim
Fintien
Imin
de Korps
Mdate
Louvre
Imier
Arresk
Arsene Arnould
Arnould
Alfonso
Rue de Rivoli
Danaster Beres
Howe
Nam Os
New York
Garnier
Port Mon
Barcelona
Fernando
Herald
Japanese Battleship Fushima Sunk by Mine, 193 reported
Fragmentary press notes recount multiple Japanese naval losses including the battleship Fushima and several smaller ships during World War I era blockades. Reports claim mines damaged Akatsulu, Takasaso, and other vessels while engaged with forces at Port Arthur and Liaowang peninsula. Official confirmation varied through 1914 into 1915.
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Mary
Zashima
Isu
Fashima
Akatsulu
Liaowang Peninsula
Atare
Takasaso
Port Ayther
Fushima
Teor K
Fuse
Abm
Associated Press
Roosevelt Announces Autumn South Trip For October
President Roosevelt will begin a trip to the South in October as announced from the White House. The extraordinary session of Congress will not begin until after the November elections, the president indicated.
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Associated
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
South
White House
Congress
Three Fever Cases Reported on Isthmus
Washington June 1 Governor Mageon of the Isthmian zone cabled the war department that there are now three cases of yellow fever on the Isthmus and that all are doing well.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Mageon
Isthmian Zona
War Department
JAP ARMY FINE SPIRIT DISCIPLINE HIGHLIGHTED
By Associated Press dispatch from Fusan June 1 the Japanese army shows veteran spirit and discipline, with improving morale and readiness. No engagements east of the railway for over two weeks and only occasional shots as cavalry patrols maintain vigilance amid limited equipment and supplies.
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Associated Press
Jkuros
Fusan
Cavatry Patriets
Ine Armes Hare
Mayor Heasing Hospitalized as City Work Adjusts
June reports from Menasha Wisconsin describe Mayor August Heasing moved to St. Marys hospital Oshkosh for treatment amid heart trouble and complications. Condition improved by afternoon yet remains critical. Promoter Walters signals municipal project progress and a $10.05 bonus plan possible. Waupaca game and local events noted alongside wedding and travel items.
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Menasha
Wis
St. Mars’s Hospital
Oshkosh
Henning
Hienning
Cok AL Ae
Walters Sau
Waupaca
Ehat
Kaukauna Oakes
Gil Currie
Grand Rapids
Inez Bridges
Twise
Cltr Smith
Chicago
Ea Machine
Whiting
Afgon
Georgs
Mobel Treaty Proposed in Interparliamentary Peace Union
A proposed permanent international parliament was placed on the program of the Interparliaments Peace Union as part of ongoing efforts during congressional sessions. The arbitration center final report and Barth's commentary highlighted the proposal. The meeting is scheduled in Brussels on August 8.
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Is. of Congress
Ind
Mehonk
Barth Mentary
Brussels
Moroccan Reform Talks Rejected By Minister
The minister states he cannot accept French proposals for reform of Morrocco's administration. The discussion centers on governance changes and the potential impact on local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrocca
Governor Captured as Revolution Grows in San Asé del Estero
Report says provincial bosses confirm a revolutionary movement is under way in San Asé del Estero and that the governor of the province has been taken prisoner by urgent forces.
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Sanase del Estero
Norway Sweden crisis unites country against war
A June 1 report from Christiania notes Norwegians feel no warlike mood as the Norway Sweden dispute dominates national sentiment. The entire country appears unified in crisis, with citizens focused on resolution rather than conflict.
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Associated Press
Christiania
Norw
Norway
Sweden
Two Children Die In Duck Boat Accident
Marine City Michigan reports the drowning of nine year old Naulty and ten year old Louis John when a duck boat capsized during their play. The incident occurred June 1 as local authorities investigate the mishap.
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Associated Press
Marine City
Mich
Worthy Naulty
Louis John
Strike Bribes Alleged Behind Chicago Teamsters Troubles
Chicago labor turmoil centers on alleged bribery linked to a $16,000 payoff to end a strike against Sears Roebuck and other stores. President Shea and former leader Albert Young testified of offers to teamsters and named a prominent businessman as a key figure in the scheme. Meanwhile Kansas City reports a wage demand hike from 60 to 35 cents an hour amid nearby tensions.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Teamsters
Stelke
Ciy
Cornelius P. Shea
Teamsters’ Union
Albert Young
Ly Wain
Shea
Young
Zich
Mr. Shea
Niel
Nnt
Peace Movement
Employers’ Association
Teamsters’ Joint Council
State Street
Boyfort
PL Shea
Alfe
Grand
Werems
Erder House
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Kansas
Amendment to Military Order of the Loyal Legion expands eligibility
In Milwaukee Wisconsin a vote by sixteen commanderies passed a proposed constitutional amendment at the tenth congress. The change ends the rule favoring eldest sons and makes all sons of original companions eligible for membership in the order.
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Ailiwaukee
Wis
Jane
Military Order of the Loral Legion of the United States
Fair cooler, Wisconsin forecast for Friday
Weather forecast notes generally fair conditions in Wisconsin with cooler readings inland. Friday brings cooler air in the eastern portion with fresh southwest winds shifting to northerly and notable temperature changes.
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Dar
Wisconsin
St. Bain
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