Attempt to Kill King Alfonso on King Alfonso’s Paris Visit
King Alfonso continued engagements with President Loubet amid an anarchist bomb attempt in Paris. Officials reported ten injured as crowds converged on the Louvre scene and police pursued suspects, notably Arsene Arnould, a laboratory attendant wounded in the eye.
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Arnould
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Rue de Rivoli
Emperor weighs fate as empire leans to national assembly
A St Petersburg dispatch reports the emperor will likely convoke a national assembly to avert unrest, with War Minister Bakharoff and Marine Minister Avellan opposing continued war. Diplomats say the emperor alone can decide, and he reportedly favors action over signing a humiliating peace. Also noted, U.S. Consul C. W. Kindrick died in Ciudad Juarez at 32 from tuberculosis.
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Bakharoff
Marine
PASO
C. W. Kindrick
United States
Ciudad Jaarez
Mexico
New Orleans
aines
Train robber confesses in Montana case
Charles B. Young, a long time woodsman from Missoula and Ravalli counties, admitted to holding up the North Coast Limited train near Bearmouth on the Northern Pacific. He says he acted from adventure, not need, and claims sole involvement after being foreman on an irrigation ditch project near Torin Falls, Idaho.
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Mont
Phil- Upsburg
Bearmouth
Charles B. Young
Missoula
Ravall
Torin Falls
Idaho
Young
John McElroy Honored With P J Kelley Medal
John McElroy, once an attendant at the University of Nevada, is visiting Reno when Santa Clara College authorities award him the P. J. Kelley medal for best scholarship among four hundred students. He plans to continue studies at Hastings Law College this fall. In Kansas City a carrier strike tied up building work as about a thousand union carriers, mostly Black, walked out demanding higher wages.
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University of Nevada
Reno
Santa Clara College
P. J. Kelley
McHlroy
Hastings Law College
KANSAS
Lewis and Clark Exposition Opens in Portland
President Roosevelt opened the Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland with a White House ceremony at 4:22 p.m. The telegraph key flash started the chimes, banners, and machinery as artillery salutes marked the historic moment. The Portland fair began amid distinguished guests and rising business from the post office, with two extra clerks requested to handle growing mail volume.
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Washington
Government Island
Roosevelt
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White House
Portland
exposition
Davison
department
Bribe Claim Ties Teamsters Strike to Rivalries
Chicago reports imply possible bribery behind a strike that paralyzed trade as President Shea and ex President Albert Young allege a $10,000 offer to foment a rival’s disruption. They vow to testify before the grand jury and name those present. Settlement talks continued between the teamsters and employers with a negotiating committee.
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Grand Jury
CHICAGO
teamsters
Shes
teamsters’ union
Albert Young
Shea
Young
teamaters
employers’ association
teamsters’ joint council
No Developments Today In Electric Rate War In Reno
Reno area electric rate dispute shows no new action today as the Reno Power Light and Water Company under court injunction prepares for a hearing in a few days. Washoe Power and Development Company says it will obey the law, deny intent to disrupt wires, and disputes remain to be settled in court with both sides reporting limited movements.
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Reno Power, Light and Water Company
Washoe Power and Development Company
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C. HE. Clough
Washes
Reno
Washoe
Sultan in Tangier Rejects French Reform Proposals
The sultan of Morocco has informed French minister St Rene Taillandier he cannot accept the reform plans for Moroccan administration. An official note by Foreign Minister Mohamad el Torres will convey the sultan’s wish that any reforms gain power consent and that views of all powers be sought to convene a conference.
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Morocco
St. Rene Taillandier
Mohammed el Torres
Savings Bank Closes Doors in Trinidad Colorado
The American Savings Bank in Trinidad closed its doors this morning with liabilities of 176000 and assets of 196000. Vice president and cashier L. Bridge stated that officers are in dispute over policy questions jeopardizing the bank but affirmed solvency and that depositors will be cared for in full.
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Colo
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y. L. Bridge
Pope holds mass at St Peters on Ascension Day
Rome on Ascension Day reports the pope celebrating mass in St Peters with usual pomp for the Eucharistic Congress inauguration. The pontiff also learned of an attempted attack in Paris last night targeting the life of the king.
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Pontiff Congratulates Rulers After Escape
Alfonso voiced loss of pleasure before mass as celebrations followed the papal message. The pope then sent congratulations to President Loubet and King Alfonso on their escape, signaling relief and diplomatic tone.
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Loubet
Alfonso
Russian Losses Reach Thousands in Sea of Japan Battle
June 1 Tokyo reports estimate seven to nine thousand killed with about four thousand prisoners from the Russian fleet. Sunken ships and captured vessels put the missing total around ten thousand. Admiral Voelkersam killed May 27. Rojestvensky gravely wounded at Sasebo. ~3800 Russian prisoners landed. three damaged ships ashore near Nagasaki.
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TOKIO
Sea of Japan
Voetkersam
Voelkersam
Cronstadt
Rojestven
Friaoners
NAGASAKI
Nagata
Manchuria
USAN
Korea
Oldhamia
Rescue Progress in Gunnison Tunnel Tragedy Stalls
Two men, Fred Gross and Benjamin Taylor, trapped under timber in the Gunnison reclamation tunnel for over 48 hours, still alive but with ground caving around them. Nourishment via rubber tube pumped in. rescue delayed another day. Body of Herman Okerman of Denver found, increasing known victims to six. In Denver, George J. Kindel arrested for criminal libel over Henry Hyde portrait in a circular. Reno Stock Brokerage Company reorganized with Lee Davin as president and new officers. John Richards fined $20 for assaulting S Sonzogni. Richards claims provocation.
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MONTROSE
Colo
Fred Gross
Benjamin Taylor
Gunnison reclamation
Gross
Herman Okerman
Denver
George J. Kindel
Henry B. Hyde
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Kindel
jal
George A. Stidger
Interesting change in Reno law firm
The firm of Huskey and Martinson is to be dissolved. Mr. Martinson will join Bullfrog as a partner of Senator Stewart, and Prof. C. R. Lewers of Stanford University will take Martinson's place to practice law in Reno with Huskey under the firm Lewers and Huskey. Prof. Lewers is a former Nevada resident with many Reno acquaintances.
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Huskey
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