ST PETERSBURG PREPARES FOR PEACE MOVE AND INTERNMENTS
Report from St Petersburg via the Toemon states that ministers unite for peace and hope success soon. A Qing government move will intern seven Russian gunboats at Woosung, and the destroyer Rodry is deterred near Shamginal as tensions rise over Manila and the Philippine coast patrols search for Japanese vessels.
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Teonot
Manila Bay
Jopare
Riga
Rweia
Rupsdans Deere
Paria
Toemon
St. Petersburg
Ttia
Washington
Hogers
Shanghei
Woosung
Rodry
Shamginal
Manila Report On Naval Action Amid Thick Fog
June 6 11 ide dispatch from Washington notes the engagement with Japanese forces near Manila. Vice Admiral Engulat reports the conflict not as severe as first feared and a question about Amien remains unresolved. Several blocks of mine guns aboard three Bushan cruisers were temporarily terminated due to breeah blocks indicating tactical adjustments and damage control efforts.
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Manila
Woakington
Engulat
Firat
Amein
Ultimatum from Washington to Admiral Enquiet
Washington issues a 24 hour deadline directing Admiral Enquiet to surrender Bipeshop or disarm, delivered this morning to the admiral. The ultimatum presses for action within the stated time.
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Manila
Janet
Washington
Tite Morndur
Laboratory foundry bomb factory unearthed in Phoenix district
Police discovered a laboratory at the Phoenix foundry suitable for bomb manufacture. Sixty bombs were seized, prompting a security alert and ongoing investigation into the facility and its operators.
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Higa
Rusia
Phoenix Foundry
Man and Fleet Sailed to Luzon Shore Search
Manus reports Raleigh Cincinnati and Baltimore have been sent to the northeast coast of Luzon to look for Japanese and Busgan wa rab. pa.
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Manus
Raleigh
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Northeust
Luzon
Assassination Plot Reported In Telegram To Czar
A fragment reports that Merlin notes a June 6 telegram claiming the czar was assassinated. The private message allegedly sent to the Mendelnohan bankery of the Russian government was received by officials.
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Merlin
Bonrse
Jie
Itla
Mendelnohan, Baunkere
Czar Allegedly Negotiated Amid Berlin Turmoil
A Berlin report claims the czar has been surrounded and unsettled by a total encirclement, detailing heightened tensions and political unease during June. No additional names or dates are provided in the fragment.
General Ken niechebke's body shipped from Port Arthur
Balan choff hae arrived from Bert Arthur and leaves today for Russia overland. The embalmed body of General Ken niechebke was brought here by Balaschoff to be shipped. The that of the Russia have left Port Arthur.
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Cheefeay
Balanchoff
Bert Arthur
Russia
Embalnes
Ken@niechebke
Balaschoff
Port Arthur
Two Men Killed In Head-On Collision Near Riverside
A June 6 head-on crash on the Galt Lake road near Riverside killed two brakemen BE. E. Carey and Norman Sealer and fatally injured another. An LA newspaper special train, moving at full speed toward Policy station, collided with overland Mo. 1. Engineer Gillette was blamed for failing to take a siding. The wreck demolished the locomotive. crew jumped and suffered injuries. Knights of Columbus occupied the rear cars but escaped harm.
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Los Angeles
Galt Lake
Briverside
BE. E. Carey
Norman Sealer
Overland Mo
Gillette
Overland
Knights of Columbus
Boiler blast at American Steal plant kills three in Cleeland
June 6 report says a cap blew from a boiler at the American Steal plant, killing three and seriously injuring three others. The dead are William C. McBride, James Donahue, and an unidentified Polish worker. The San Francisco Examiner covered the Lewis and Clary opening day in two columns.
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Cleeland
Willam C. McBride
James Donahue
Pole
The
San Francisco Examiner
Jason
Lewis and Clary
Crown Prince Frederick William Marries in Berlin
Crown Prince Frederick William and Duchess of Mecklenburg Schwerin wed in a Lutheran ceremony at 6 PM in the palace chapel. Four hundred guests, mostly royalty, attended including ambassadors and Mrs Tower. The bride pledged obedience and the ceremony lasted about 24 minutes.
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Berlin
I Frederick Willam
Duchom OrreDin
Mecklenburg-Schwerie
Paince
Drysander
Hosdrot
Abbassador
Mra. Tower
Hyde Ousted from Weldon National Bank Board
Pittsburg June reports James Hazen Hyde removed from the directorates of the Weldon National Bank and the Union Trust Company after 1 A. C. Frick declares he will not serve on any board with Hyde.
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Pittsburg
James Hazen Hyde
Weldon ‘National Bank
Union Trust Company
A. C. Frick
Hyde
Patrol Boat Cactus Runs Aground Near Freeport
The government patrol boat Cactus ran ashore last night off Freeport. On board were 25 survey crew members bound for New York. A wrecking vessel has gone to the scene, and the Cactus appears out of danger with no immediate threat to its crew.
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Freeport
L. L
Fox
Cactus
New York
Survey
President Casvatt Resigns From Equitable Board
Philadelphia June 6 President Casvatt of the Pennsylvania board confirmed reports that he has resigned from the Equitable board.
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Philadelphia
Casvatt
The
Pennesylvania
Equitable Hrectarae
Diver Survives 24 Hours Under Water in Mississippi Pipe Work
Daniel Hayes, a professional diver, spent 24 hours trapped beneath debris and a rock under fifteen feet of water while clearing a Mississippi River intake pipe. An air pump and rescue efforts saved him as he aged roughly sixteen years from the ordeal, with his suit leaking and his nerve strained. Major Meigs coordinated the rescue, and Hayes was brought to the surface in a weakened, near-drowning condition.
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Chivagy
Trituie
Meysaya
Daniel Hayes
Lola
Revere
Hayes
Floods and storms ravage Michigan and Wisconsin
Milwaukee and Fond du Lac report multi county flooding and losses exceeding one million dollars. Bridges washed away at Chippewa Falls with two drowned and trains halted across the state. Grand Rapids faced eighty blocks inundated, and Tonka and Tonka area roads washed out injuring crew. railways and dairies damaged.
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Detroit
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Nurkegon
Reichen
Tonia
Pete Margquette
Iain Wie
Tonka
Alvord and
Ieman Paine
Duel with a hold-up leaves officers in a Fremont hotel clash
In the Fremont hotel, Police Sergeant Powers and Detective Adame exchanged shots with a hold-up artist during a dawn pursuit. Lovering fired from the hallway, nearly hitting Powers. One revolver traced to a theft at Ashley house. Officers pursued the suspects to a bed.
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Fremont
Moon
Todas
Powers
Adame
Thomm
Ovonijar
William Leverine
J. W. Iackford
Ston
Ford
Binckford
Ashley House
Shah Avenue
Fremont House
Thor
O Conner
Bohr
Lovering
Lowering
Hack Poolong En
Ashley Hue
Survey Begins for Walla Walla Street Car System
Willi Walla June 4 report says survey work started yesterday on the city street car project. Engineers began at the government monument on Main Street near the Pioneer drug store, extended to Ninth Street, then to Him, and onward to the O. A. N. passenger depot.
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Willi Walla
Walla Watle
Government Monument
Main Street
Pioneer Drug Store
Ninth Street
Government Good Roads Train May Stop in Pendleton
Pendleton business leaders are urged to back hosting a section of the Government Good Roads train. Organizer Wallington Loucks and team will address the Commercial association tonight on building a sample road here with government funding to test scientific road construction. The train, bearing experts and equipment, will travel west toward Portland, with Pendleton as a potential first stop in Oregon to demonstrate road viability.
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Pendleton
Government
United States
Wallington Loucks
Good Houde
Mr. Loucks
G A. Hartman
Thomas Thompson
T. P. Gilliland
FP. Renn
W. 8
Wells
Potton
Borle
Commercial Association
Portland
Ogden
Bolan City
Pen- Gleton
Oregon
Spo
Ttlv
At & O'Clock
Umatilla County
Rates To Be Cut For Expo Travel In Oregon Cities
Portland dispatch reports the Transcontinental Passenger association is considering cutting one way rates from Missouri River points to the fall exposition. The plan spans the next two weeks with daily travel in two to four Oregon cities. rain has delayed the athletic program.
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Portland
Oregon
Transcontinental Passenger Association
Sescn
Missouri River
Wool consignments pour in at Vale Oregon June
Vale Oregon June six many wool tonnes arriving daily from the interior with the wool in excellent condition. Consignments received include Pratt & Walters 1252 pounds K Ss & D. Fruit & Land Company 951 J. H. Beaward 64485 7 M. Seaward 6623 A. BE Brown 15354 Jono Bros 21032 Thomas Turnbull 66361 C. H. Brown 9561 Edmund Butler 91382 A. Mealy 640 Peter Hanson 217 Malheur Livestock & Land company 77084 Frank Elmingon 7608 Baker Bron 20027 J. C. Gordon 28000 BR. C. Goodwin 44683 Dan Moore 19401 Burmese & Kelsey 27201 C. EB. Johnson 1742 Hoffman & Allen 22447 James Mahon 10888 H. J. Ward 11148 J. A. West 10961 Cook & McCamsey 4984 J. W. Johnson 21247 John Cannon 5862 B. A. Goodwin 12747 PD. A. Brown 121 pounds. There has already been 16 cars of wool shipped on Malheur county to eastern markets.
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C. H. Brown
Edmund Butler
A. Mealy
Peter Hanson
Malheur Livestock & Land Company
Frank Elmingon
Baker Bron
J. C. Gordon
BR. C. Goodwin
Dan Moore
Burmese & Kelsey
C. EB. Johnson
Hoffman & Allen
James Mahon
H. J. Ward
J. A. West
Cook & McCamsey
J. W. Johnson
John Cannon
B. A. Goodwin
PD. A. Brown
Malheur County
Mar
Ore Returns $166000 a Ton at Buckeye Crush
Sumpter June 6 The Buckeye group on Cracker Creek reports 17 ounces of ore yielding $50 gold after crushing in a mortar. The assay value of the ore runs $166,000 per ton. W F Kippen of Spokane and Thomas Kennerny of Sumpter hold a bond with Mayor Gleason and J N Doane. Sumpter smelter operates continuously as mill machinery for the Standard mine reaches Tipton and an electric drill is received. Forty or so men to be employed at the Standard this summer.
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Sumpter
Buckeye
Cracker Creek
W. F. Kippen
Spokane
Thomas Kennerny
William Gleason
J. N. Doane
Tipton
Montreal Decision Sends Gaynor and Green to Await U S Officers
Commissioner Lagetaine decided to extradite Gaynor and Green and ordered them to remain in custody until U S officers arrive. The ruling was announced in Montreal on June 6.
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Montreal
Lagetaine
Gaynor
Green
United States
French Foreign Minister Delcasse Resigns. Roovier Takes Charge
Paria reports that on June 6 M. Delcasse resigned as minister of foreign affairs and Premier Roovier assumed charge temporarily.
Von Buelow Created Prince by Emperor William
Berlin June 6 reports Chancellor Von Buelow has been created a prince by Emperor William. The decision elevates the chancellor's rank within the royal hierarchy and signals strong imperial confidence in his leadership.
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Berlin
von Buelow
William
Lane Wins Portland Mayoral Race by Plurality of 1216
Dr Harry Latine, Democrat, elected mayor of Portland by a 1216 plurality over incumbent George H Williams. Total vote 14 648 with Lane 7587 Williams 6371 and minor candidates 600. Many electors left mayoral box blank signaling voter displeasure with municipal policy. Republicans lost key races. two Democratic councilmen elected and George J Cameron won municipal judge as independent Republican. Referendum for Automatic Telephone franchise carried with broad support.
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Larry Sullivan
Boarding Howe Funnier
George J. Cameron
Lide
Dr. Lane
North End
Automatic Telephone Company
Pope greeting to Knights of Columbus in Los Angeles
The National council Knights of Columbus opened its first business session with a greeting from the pope. The pope’s secretary read a message blessing Joseph Scott of Los Angeles and praising the Knights for defending and propagating the faith.
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Los Angeles
National Council Knights of Columbus
Joseph Scott
Scott
Cal
Holy Father
Knights of Columbus
Six Men Drowned During Submarine Tests
Six men died in Palermo Sicily as a submarine was tested. The incident occurred during experiments with the new vessel.
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Palermo
Sicily
Truck Drivers Vote Tonight in Chicago Strike Move
Chicago June 6 The Teamsters executive board met at the Briggs house to seek a path to end the strike. A peace committee will meet State Street merchants for individual agreements while a vote on arbitration could expand the strike by 6000. Attorney Mayer warns employers may only deal with fully empowered committees.
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State Street
Mayer
Chicago
Teamsters Union
Briggs House
Teamsters
Bank Failure Shocks London Figures Petition Winding Up
The Bank of Glynn Ailes in Curry county petitioned courts for compulsory winding up of the International Bank of London. Petitioners and creditors claim over 31 million and adjourned for three weeks to seek voluntary wind up by shareholders.
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London
Bank of Glynn Ailes
Curry County
Internatonal Bank of London
Tragic Workplace Accident Near Walla Walla
Guy Wolf Kill of College Place died after a hand injury at a rapidly revolving saw in a Tausick wood yard. He climbed to ignite a gasoline engine and slipped, severing his left hand. He pressed the wound with his remaining hand to stem bleeding until brought to Walla Walla hospital where Dr. Cropp treated him. He belonged to last year’s Walla Walla College class and planned to teach after the summer job.
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Walla Walla
Guy Wolf- Kill
College Place
Tausick Wood Yard
Tomt Hile
Walla Walla Hospital
Cropp
Walla Walla College
Wood Yard
Few Home-seekers Coming to Oregon Says Salem Journal Editor
Portland editor E Hofer notes the Oregon fair draws pleasure seekers, not farmers. Clatsop county census shows 50 percent population rise in Astoria over five years but no new farmers in the county. The piece decries slow interior development and hints at continued western settlement linked to railroads.
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E. Hofer
Salem Journal
Portland
Oregon
Clatsop County
Astorian
Astoria
Pacific Coast
Captain Roberts reassigned to command of US revenue cutter Perry
Captain W H Roberts formerly Inspector of life saving stations for the 13th district has been assigned to command the United States revenue cutter Perry.
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W. H. Roberts
13Th District
United States Revenue Cutter
Perry
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