Peace Talks Move Toward Washington Plenipotentiaries
Tokyo and St Petersburg report Japan and Russia ready to appoint plenipotentiaries to hear proposals and negotiate terms. Japan agrees to Roosevelt plan and hopes for world peace through direct talks. Actions follow Roosevelt’s appeal urging a meeting of the belligerents to conclude peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
TOKIO
Roosevelt
ST. PETERSBURG
foreign office
Russia
Komura
Patrick Eyes New Trial After Court Upholds Murder Conviction
Albert T. Patrick learned in Sing Sing today that New York state court of appeals upheld his first degree murder conviction in the William Marsh Rice death. He remained calm and said he would move for a reargument and a new trial, citing newly discovered evidence and trial errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert T. Patrick
Sing Sing
New York state court of appeals
Wiliam Marsh Rice
Patrick
apeala
General Hinevitch Prepares for Attack on Ki Line
General Hinevitch, with headquarters at Fenghwa, directs troops to strengthen the Changchun Ki line amid expected Japanese advance. Russian reconnaissances improve but remain predictable under textbook orders, aiding Japanese anticipation. Burns and Fisher announce a grand clearance sale in Reno with 20 percent discount on all articles next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KIO
Hinevitch
Fenghwa
Changchun-Ki
Burns & Fisher
Reno
Alfonso on Way Home
King Alfonso left London for Spain this morning after an extended visit. He reportedly enjoyed the trip and the cordial reception reflected the friendly mood of the British people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso
LONDON
Spain
farewalls
George Beyer Missing in Reno Fungible Pursuit
George Beyer a 42 year old light complexioned man five feet seven inches tall is missing and sought by his destitute family in San Francisco They fear his location in Reno as his wife nears death and his son awaits help He was seen here weeks ago returning home from Tonopah
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beyer
San Francisco
Beyer
Reno
Tonopah
Riots in Minsk Report Contradicted By Official Account
Western Russia June 10. London reports claim one hundred shot in riots are false. A Thursday clash on Cathedral Square involved soldiers and Jews after a purse theft. About 600 Jews gathered to help the wounded. Troops fired dispersing the crowd. one Jew killed, twenty wounded, a soldier shot, police hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MINSK
Russia
London
athedral square
Knights of Columbus Leave Los Angeles After Parade
Knights of Columbus depart Los Angeles after a pleasant week, with most heading to San Francisco or their eastern homes following the big parade. Many knights and ladies toured orange groves and the Pasadena ostrich farm, where lunch was hosted by Madame Modjeszka and a ladies committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS ANGELES
Knights of Columbus
San Francisco
Pasadena
Nelson Desires to Fight in Nevada
Battling Nelson expresses readiness to meet Jimmy Britt in Reno and posts a 2500 forfeit if needed. Managers of Hart-Root stable will likely make an offer. Also, Major John Willis of the Salvation Army arrives in Reno to oversee children's work and army meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battling Nelson
Nevada
Jimmy Britt
New York
Britt
San Francisco
Reno
Nelson
Mesars
Livingston
Dgan
Hart-Root fight
Willia Conting
John Willis
Salvation Army
Pacific Coast states
wll
army
Sorner
Commercial Row
Center ‘street
Milwaukees Bank President Sentenced to Ten Years Hard Labor
Frank G. Bigelow, former Milwaukee National Bank president, pleaded guilty to ten counts of violating national banking laws. United States District Judge Quarles sentenced him to concurrent ten years at hard labor in Fort Leavenworth, with the term to begin at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee’s
National Bank
ILWAUKEE
Frank G. Bigelow
federal grand jury
United States District
Quarles
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Bigelow
United States
Atorney Butterfield
Charles
cer
federal
United States Marshal
Utah capitalists invest in Bodie mines expansion plan
Senator Reed Smoot of Salt Lake L Nunn manager of Utah power concerns Robe Fairbanks secretary to Nunn William B Sarles for Smoot L Holbrook prominent Utah mining man arrived from the east at Reno on the limited en route to Bodie where they have purchased the Syndicate mines They plan to open mine operations on a large scale and build a major electric station to supply power to Bodie and other districts with water rights on the Walker River Col H B Maxson accompanied them to Reno after eastern engineering work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ENATOR REED SMOOT
Salt Lake
L. L. Nunn
coun nies
Telluride
Colo
Logan
Provo
Utah
Robe Fairbanks
Nunn
William B. Sarles
Senator Smoot
L. Holbrook
Reno
limited
Bodie
Smoot, Nunn and Holbrook
Mr. nn
sonmets
Walker river
H. B. Maxson
Nevada
Hart Training For The Fight In Reno Sparring Sessions
Marvin Hart begins morning training with a twelve mile jog to Huffaker's and back, followed by a rib-down, rest, lunch, then an afternoon at the Wheelman's Club with sparring partner Jack McCormick. McCormick praises Hart's strength and sleep-heavy stamina as he plans daily runs, bag work, sparring, and wrestling. The management hopes Root joins Hart in Reno for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Hart
Huffaker’s
Wheelman's Club
Jack McCormick
McCormick
Hart
Root
Reno
Ogden
Equitable Life Names Morton Chairman Promising Policy Holder Focus
June 10 York reports Paul Morton new chairman of the Equitable Life Assurance Society vows to prioritize policy holders in reorganization. He meets with President Alexander and executives, plans executive committee meeting Wednesday, and notes possible reconsideration of resignations by former directors. Brayton Ives resigns as director. Princeton NH confirms Cleveland named trustee of the Equitable Life Society and accepts duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YORK
the
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Paul Morton
Mr. Morton
W. Alexander
Hyde, Wilson and
Tarbell
Alex
ander
Morton
Equitable Society
Brayton Ives
Equitable
Cleveland a Trustes
PRINCETON
N. H
Cleveland
Massive Colorful Fire Devastates Brooklyn Casket Works
A large fire in Williamsburg Brooklyn engulfed New York and Brooklyn Casket Company and adjacent structures including a six story tin factory. Two three story buildings and lumber yards burned while embers flew over a wide area. Driver William Shehan was injured and ninety families were left homeless as the total loss neared 309 400.
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NEW YORK
New York and Brooklyn Casket Company
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
William Vogel
casket company
Ita way
William Shehan
Aggie Myers Murder Trial Goes to Jury in Liberty
In Liberty Missouri on June 10 the Aggie Myers case enters its jury phase with the prosecution urging a first degree murder verdict and hanging for the defendant. The trial concerns the alleged murder of her husband and proceeds after closing arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIBERTY
Aggie Myers
Marriage Licenses Reported in Local Notices
Obed W. Ayer of Reno weds Miss G Doyle of Long Valley. Wesley Waile marries Mary O Tole, both of Porterford in Curry county Oregon.
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Obed W. Ayer
Reno
Miss G. Doyle
Long Valley
Wesley Waile
Mary O Tole
Porterford
Curry county
Oregon
Plans for Western Pacific work to begin in September
Denver June 10. Vice President Charles H. Schiacks of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad in New York with Gould interests outlines that work on the Salt Lake City to San Francisco line will start by September 1. Trains are planned to run to San Francisco by June 1, 1907. Salt Lake Salt Lake City. The Rio Grande and Western track voted to ratify contracts with the Western Pacific railway including a $600000 union depot system in Salt Lake City. Next week Western Pacific will ratify these contracts and file them of record. The stockholders are keeping silent on details.
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DENVER
Charles H. Schiacks
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
New York
Jeffry
George J. Gould
Western Pacific
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Gould
WIHI
SALT LAKE
Rio Grande
Fifty Hotels Sought in Sierra Syndicate Plan
A San Francisco syndicate seeks options on about a dozen Sierra hotels from Beckwith Pass to Lake Tahoe to link them with an auto route. They aim to build big hotels at Truckee and Truckee mineral springs and a grand resort near Beckwith Pass once the Western Pacific is completed. Special tourist rates would let guests stop at all or any hotels at the same price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sierras
Beckwith Pass
Lake Tahoe
Cambell
hot springs
Sierra valley
Independence Lake
Truckee
Truckee mineral springs
Western Pacific
pasa
Gunfighter on Trial at Wadsworth
John Hand, the Olinghouse miner, faces assault and battery charges after firing at Wm. Perkinson in a dispute over a claim, with trial set for this afternoon at Wadsworth. Chicago dispatch notes more than six hundred athletes from ten states competed at the inter scholastic meet at Marshall Field, highlighting record attendance and entries from seventy five high schools and academies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hand
Olinghouse
Wm. Perkinson Tiger canyon
Wadsworth
CHICAGO
Marshall Field
University of Chicago
Amendment Comes Up At Next Session Nevada Lodge Debate
The grand lodges of the Knights of Pythias and the Rathbone Sisters concluded events yesterday with Initia tion work and a banquet hosted by the Temple of Rathbone Sisters. A resolution to lower the minimum age from 21 to 18 for K P membership was laid over for decision at the Nevada grand lodge next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
the
Rathbone Sistera
alan
Temple of Rathbone
Supreme lodge of the
K. of P
Nevada grand lodge
Administratirix Appointed for Olson Estate
Mrs B Olson named executrix of the late J H Olson estate with band set at 32000 and appraisers J Jacobs Al Holmes and B L Drappo named to value the assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Olson
J. H. Olson
J. Jacobs
Al Holmes
B. L. Drappo
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opera house
Rosenthal & Armanko's
Craig
Herbert V. Jeffries
New York Life Insurance Company
Ballard
A. Barr
Houston
Tex
Reeses & Dinca
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WASHINGTON
Corbin
Manila
William H. Carter
Cromwell Stacey
21st infantry
Catubig
Daguhob
Daguhod
Samar
Lota
Deer Park
Hibbard & McPhail
mists
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