Peace talk shields Far East from Manchurian clash
President Roosevelt aims to conclude preliminary peace talks between Russia and Japan before heading to Oyster Bay. He may announce plenipotentiaries after Massachusetts visits, while avoiding any battle that could derail negotiations. Officials fear a large clash would jeopardize the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASHINGTON
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Worcester
Williamstown
Mags
Clark university
Willams college
Washington
hhis
Russia
Japan
Massachusetts
Manchuria
Livevitch
Oyama
St. Petersburg
L “peckey
Riots at LocI Bank Run Sparks Deaths and Turmoil
ARKON O June 19 excitement grows as Second National Bank faces a massive run after rumors spread that a bank official’s daughter withdrew funds. Five hundred thousand dollars pulled since Saturday. Bank cites solid surplus and capital. Kalamazoo Michigan June 1$ reports lightning struck a wagon used by circus workers, killing one and injuring five, with three paralyzed. Central Ohio June 19 wind and rainstorm damages crops. Panama June 19 Governor Magoon shown not ill. malaria attack, but improving. Warsaw Russian Poland June 19 two killed thirty-six wounded in Lodz clash between socialists and troops. cossacks stop march. Norfolk Nebraska June 19 officer convicted of manslaughter for killing Kid English. St Paul June 19 Army meeting attended by Rob Oliver and others. Interstate National Guard Association sessions start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARKON
Second National Bank
KALAMAZOO
Mich
Austin
WARSAW
Russian
Poland
Lodz
Baluty
ST. PAUL
Robert 5
Oliver
army
navy
marine corps
Interstate National Guard Association
Armory hall
Gobin
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Pressmen in Convention Opened With Weak Strike Momentum
In Chicago and San Francisco reports show a split in the strike. Some workers apply for former posts while employers defer action. The International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union of North America holds daily sessions in San Francisco with about two hundred delegates. The peace faction plans steps to end the walkout as convention events include city drives and a Thursday banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHICAGO
George K. Wenig
Wenig Weaming Company
peace party
Pamstera
anti-Saeu
Ubesters
SAN FRANCISCO
International Printing Pressmen’'s and
Aassistants’ Union of North America
Alcazar hall
Big Fellow Wil Proclaims Winner of the Mill of July Fight
The article notes James J. Jeffries will likely be in Reno to sell the Hart Roots mill and possibly referee a July contest. It portrays Jeffries as a major drawing card with a storied career and solid financial interests while signaling the Hart-Hoot bout as for the world championship and the defender to be proclaimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. derivs
Lieworth
Reno
Hart-Root
Jeres
derles
Atlantic wins another race from Dover to Heligoland
The American schooner Atlantic won the auxiliary yacht race from Dover to Heligoland in 41 hours 26 minutes 24 seconds. The judge declared Suanne the winner of the Dover Heligoland race with Theresectione and Navahoe third. Emperor William stayed aboard Imperial to observe due to thick fog. Also Fyfe Manson & Company grain firm in Chicago went into receivership with notices posted for closing trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ISLAND
HELIGOLAND
Atlantic
Dover
Dover- Heligoland
William
Hohenzolern
Cuxhaven
CHICAGO
Fyfe, Manson & Company
Chicago board of trade
Train Makes Fast Time and Sudden Injury at Yard
A switchman Balmanieer in Southern Pacific yards was injured when a coupler knuckle closed and crushed his right foot. He was treated at a hospital and sent to San Francisco for further care. Eight stitches were required for the deep wound. Visible debris shower and fatal accident followed a boiler explosion over the Hudson River. Two men were arrested as investigators probe the incident. The Twenty First Century Limited completed an 18 hour run from New York to Chicago five minutes early, with 72 passengers aboard including several railroad officials, averaging 58 1/3 mph.
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a. Balmanieer
Southern Pacific
Palmanteer
San Francisco
NEW YORK
Hudson
upper west side
viclima
Joseph Morgan
Frank Marone
Marone
Daniel Barry
subway
Tie
John L. Keaveny
CHIASGU
Twentieth Century Limited
Lake Shore
La Salle street
tve
Chicago
Albany
Casle~ton
Armies clash as Japanese push in Manchuria report
June 19 dispatch from Manchuria says Japanese forces advance from center and west, driving Russian detachments south of Palitun and turning the Russian right at Liaoyangheungpen. An infantry division, four batteries, and thirty cavalry squadrons spearhead the attack. Mistchenko’s cavalry later recovers lost ground. Russian forces also report gains northwest of Korea with 50 000 infantry, and columns marching toward Chut sami, Kinesan and Kenshin to extend Oyama’s line to the Sea of Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Palitun
Liaoyangheungpen
Mistehenko
Mistchenko
Mistchenko's operations Price Frederick Teopold
Prussia
Emperor William
Korea
Kinesan
Kenshin
Oyama
sea of Japan
Godzyadani
Laloyangwopeng
Sumlentcheng
Changtufu
Mamatkei
Sumientcheng
Steamer City of Collingwood Destroyed by Fire
Collingwood Ont June 19 The steamer City of Collingwood valued at 60 000 was destroyed by fire at her dock today two deck hands were buried alive officers and crew barely escaped in night clothes The freight sheds of the Grand Trunk Railway and their contents were also destroyed Returned From Los Angeles Mrs O Rourke who had been in Los Angeles for two weeks returned to her Reno home last night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COLLINGWOOD
Ont
Grand Trunk railway
Los Angeles
O'Rourke
Reno
Carnival Committee Meeting At Knox and Dann Office
The executive committee of the Reno carnival and Mardi Gras meets this evening at the Knox and Dann office to discuss schedules and preparations for upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox & Dann
Big Demand for German Ammunition
Berlin reports war in the far east drives heavy orders for artillery. Krupp Essen works receive orders for 300 guns monthly for two years. They plan a ninth artillery foundry as they expand. London notes the Corinthian football team will sail August 8 for a tour of the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BERLIN
far east
Krupps Essen
LONDON
Corinthian
United States
Canada
Heavy Rainfall Wreaks Havoc in Wisconsin and France
Madison reports a torrential downpour flooding streets, sweeping away sidewalks, damaging cellars, and wrecking windows. Hail coated fields and orchards, with livestock losses and injuries cited. Paris notes a commerce minister preparing a bill to award 210 Legion of Honor decorations to exhibitors at the St Louis exposition including artists and sculptors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PARIS
minister of commerce
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Magoon
PANAMA
Reed
Associated Press
NORVOLK
Neb
Ault
English
Blinesteel
Sioux Falls
JEFFRIES
Wil
SWITCHMAN
WISCONSIN
MADISON
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