Czar Nicholas Declares It Was God's Will
The czar sent a telegram to Admiral Rozestvensky praising his and his men's services, stating it was God’s will not to grant success but thanking them for courage and expressing hope for consolation. Roosevelt seeks to learn Japan's terms and push peace talks via diplomacy with Britain France Germany and Japan.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
St. Petersburg
Rerestvensky
Washington
Roosevelt
Japan
Henry Mortimer Durand
Kentaro Kaneko
United States
M. Jusserand
Takahira
Baron Sternbourg
Baron Kaneko
Russia
Tokio
Germany
France
England
Nippon
Meyer
President Roosevelt heads to Rapidan on brief Virginia trip
President Roosevelt departed Washington for a short visit to Rapidan Virginia expecting to return by Sunday or Monday. This trip marks the first time since taking office that he traveled in an ordinary Pullman drawing room car for travel.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Washington
Roosevelt
Rapidan
Thomas R. R. Senter Welcomed Home by Memphis Crowd
Thomas R. R. Senter, recently paroled after three years in Minnesota for forgery, was greeted by 1500 Memphis residents and the town band as he returned to his Missouri home. His case drew Northeast Missouri attention after prosecutors misjudged his guilt. supporters pressed for justice and a pardon. Reverend L. E. Floyd will preach at East Sedalia Baptist Church Sunday.
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Memphis
Senter
Council Bluffs
Blue Earth
Minn
Minnesota
Representative Witty
Missouri
Thomas R. Senter
Rev
Floyd
L. E. Floyd
Liberty, Mo
East Sedalia Baptist Church
Hottman Tells Story in Aggie Myers Murder Trial
Liberty Missouri June 9 Frank Hottman convicted of Clarence Myers murder testified in the Aggie Myers case. He confessed to a pre arranged plan with Aggie Myers to kill Myers with a razor. Hottman and relatives offered damaging testimony while prosecutors revealed last minute use of the witnesses. The court heard motions on continuance as the packed courtroom watched the pivotal proceedings.
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Clarence Myers
Aggie Myers
Myers
Aggia Myers
Kansas City
Frank Hottman
Liberty
Frank Holtman
Hottman
Aggie
John Hottman
Nettie Hottman
Alexander
Kimbrell
Side Tracked the Moral Issue at Editorial Convention
Guthrie Oklahoma June 9 The National Editorial Association session opened with an effort to sidetrack the moral issue linked to a Sunday buffalo hunt invitation. President Screws said the association bears no responsibility for events after adjournment. A hot fight looms over Pennsylvania politics entering the discussion.
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National Editorial Association
Buffalo
Screws
Pennsylvania
John Dymond
New Orleans
John Jenkins
Sterling
Kas
H. B. Warner
Amsterdam
N. Y
C. F. Lehman
Hallettsville
Texas
Doctor J D Hubbard Plans Return to Versailles
Dr J D Hubbard announces to the Versailles Statesman he will move back to Morgan County by June 15 and resume medical practice. He also contemplates building a small hospital for patients needing hospital care.
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J. D. Hubbard
Versailles
Mary Rogers Must Hang
Albany N Y June 9 Justice Peckham denied the writ of error in Mary Rogers Vermont woman sentenced for murder of her husband An appeal to the federal supreme court is now impossible and it is thought the sentence will be carried out
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Peckham
United States Supreme Court
Vermont
Federal Supreme Court
Hay to Rest This Summer Before Resuming State Duties
Secretary of State Hay will not assume cabinet duties immediately after arriving in Washington. He plans to spend the summer in New Hampshire and will resume the state portfolio in September based on his health.
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Hay
Washington
New Hampshire
Funeral of Silas Nicholson Arrives for Green Ridge Burial
The remains of Silas Nicholson who died last Sunday in Los Angeles will arrive Saturday night and be taken to Green Ridge Sunday morning for funeral and burial.
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Silas Nicholson
Los Angeles
Cal
Green Ridge
Russian Warships Held Under Manila Breakwater Guns
Cablegram from Manila says Governor Wright reports that Russian warships failing to depart within 24 hours are now in Admiral Train’s custody. The ships lie behind the breakwater under the guns of the Ohio and Monadnock, with machinery to be disabled and breech locks removed.
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Secripps-McRae Press Assn
Washington
Taft
Governor Wright
Manila
Admiral Train
County court approves adoption of Beatty child
Charles H. Reams and wife adopt Opal P. Beatty, son of James P. Beatty, after court order directing homes provided for the child.
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Charles H. Reams
Opal P. Beatty
James P. Beatty
Is Hilderbrand Still Alive A Noted 1960s Bandit Mentioned
Jefferson City Mo June 9 A request from Rufe Lefors undersheriff Lawton Oklahoma prompted a records search in Missouri which shows a 1865 reward offer of 300 for Samuel Hildebrand the brigand killer once feared in the southeast. The old proclamation vows 3500 for his arrest or delivery to Pilot Knob or Farmington authorities.
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Rufe Lefors
Lawton
O. T
Hildebrand
Secretary of State
Thomas C. Fletcher
G. D. Wagner
Samuel Hildebrand
Thomas Co. Fletcher
State of
Missouri
Pilot Knob
Farmington Mo
Oklahoma
City of Jefferson
United States
Missouri and Western Telegraph Company
St. Louis
Norway and Denmark balk at Bernadotte throne offer
Reports from Copenhagen and Stockholm indicate Norway opposes placing a Bernadotte on the throne as King Oscar may resist any offer. Norwegians reportedly favor a republic if the Danish proposal fails. Civil service swears allegiance and no excitement is observed in Norway or Sweden.
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Stockholm
Oscar
Norway
Sweden
Ion
Council of State
New Lodge of Masons Established in Lamonte
A lodge of Masons was instituted at Lamonte on Thursday night with Charlie Whisman of Sedalia lodge No. 236 and C. H. Bard officiating. The charter list included about twenty names. Missouri Grand Lodge appointed Worshipful Master Rev. J. F. Casket, Senior Warden W. E. Keller, and Junior Warder Ira C. Mahin. The new lodge opened under favorable auspices with a meeting noted for good fellowship.
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Charlie Whisman
C. H. Bard
Lamonte
Vv. E. Keller
Iira C
Varner Pleads Guilty in Burglary Case
In circuit court today John D. Varner withdrew his not guilty plea and pleaded guilty to burglary. The court sentenced him to ten days in jail.
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John D. Varner
Hakan's Auction Promises Large Public Sale of Pledges
Herbert Hakan jeweler and proprietor of the Queen City Loan Office at 111 West Main street announces a public auction of unredeemed pledges. The sale starts Saturday afternoon and will continue through next week with many bargains offered.
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Hrbert Hakan
The
Queen City Loan
West Main Street
Patrick Faces Electrocution Over Rice Murder
Albany June 9. Albert Patrick faces execution by electric chair for the murder of millionaire William Marsh Rice. Court of appeals denies a new trial motion, barring gubernatorial intervention.
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William Marsh Rice
Court of Appeals
Land Grabbers Convicted In Federal Nebraska Case
John and Herman Krause were convicted in federal court for illegally fencing 7,000 acres of government land in Nebraska. Prosecutors say more cases in a larger scheme will begin soon.
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Herman Krause
Nebraska
Peace Disturber Fined Five Days Jail Sentence
Sarah Moss was arraigned in Justice N H Rogers court on a charge of disturbing the peace and sentenced to five days in the county jail. She was convicted of disturbing the peace of Marsha Alexander.
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Marsha Alexander
Joneses arraigned for disturbing peace at Star Saloon
Joan Jones and wife Martha Jones appeared before Police Magistrate Truxel on a charge of disturbing the peace at Star Saloon and each were fined ten dollars.
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Joan Jones
Martha Jones
Truxel
Star
Weather forecast unsettled with showers and cooling
Unsettled conditions continue tonight with showers in the east and cooler air spreading to the west. The east portion has showers tonight while Saturday brings cooler temperatures across the region.
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Gzar Nicholas
Rojestvensky
Czar
Virginia
R. Senter
Thomas R
State Penitentiary of
Stillwater
Frank Hotti
Man
Ers
Guthrie, Okla
Itorial Association Convention
Mary Rogers
Albany, N. Y
Justice
Manila Harbor
United States Navy
Beatty
Hilderbrand
Jefferson City, Mo
Sam Hilderbrand
Copenhagen
Nite
Storthing
House of Bernadotte
Prince Charles
Prince Frederick
Francis Rodman
Christiania
Department of National Defense
Loveland
Foreign Office
Commerce
Council of Defense
Akerslus
NEW Lodge OF Masons
Lodge of Masons
Charlie
Whisman
Sedalia
the Grand Lodge of the State of
J. F
Varner
Hakan
Patrick
Albert Patrick
Omaha, Neb
John and
Federal Court Today of
Ilegally
Fenc
Sarah Moss
Court of Justice
N. H. Rogers
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