Deadlock at Springfield Unbroker Convention
Springfield Ul June 2 The Republican convention debated releasing delegates and debated the Yates and Lowden factions. Delegates pledged to Yates were not freed until after Lowden and Yates speeches and a sequence of ballots began. The 67th ballot listed Yates 471 Lowden 408 Deneen 836 Hamlin 118 Sherman 538 Pierce 26 with little change on the 69th ballot.
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Springfield
Rnst
Yates
Hoever
Lowden
Joseph Pierce
John Parker
Cannon
Rottenburg
Deneen
Hamlin
Warner
Sherman
Pierce
Wyoming Primaries Favor Hearst Delegates At Convention
Wyoming Democratic convention for six national delegates met at 9 am in Cheyenne. J. F. Loup elected temporary chairman urged party harmony as committees were named and the group adjourned until 2 pm. Delegates favor Hearst though opposition is anticipated as Carbon county marks show Hearst support.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
J. F. Loup
Hearst
Carbon County
Anglo Russian alliance hinted in fisheries dispute talks
Russian press welcomes settlement of the Russo Canadian fisheries dispute as a potential step toward a commercial rapprochement with Great Britain. Analysts flag possible Anglo Russian alignment, noting Britain, France, and Russia may view the war as a catalyst for closer ties while the United States would lose trade gains under tariff concessions.
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ST. Petersburg
Iun
Great Britain
France
Russia
Novosti
United States
America
Mongolia
Port Arthur Squadron Will Fight Way Out
Port Arthur squadron ready to break out as Admiralty declares the channel clear. Dispatch from Rear Admiral Wittscetts notes no fear of trap and indicates the Russian fleet will not await a desperate moment to sail from Port Arthur.
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Port Arthur
ST. Petersburg
Admiralty
Wittscetts
Allies Prepare For Sea Action As Forts Hold Fast
A military briefing states all ships except one are ready for sea at a moment’s notice and the channel is clear. It notes Japan will press to block the channel before a land assault, with plans in place. Critics say land fortifications must be breached before a general attack, a process estimated to take at least ten weeks.
Koreans Support Russia Amid Denunciations of Barbarity
In Seoul and Korea news, Koreans discuss Russian activity in the northeast and doubt Japanese victory reports. They claim Russian prisoners are Koreans in disguise while expressing mixed views on race and power. The Korean cabinet debates concessions to Japan as rumor swirls about Hayashi’s return and fishing rights off Korea’s west coast.
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Seoul
Korea
Japan
M. Hayashi
Strike crisis looms as troops face union leader
At Hanging Rock Ohio on June reports say a strike crisis could flare when soldiers arrest a union man said to lead the forcesrolle troops were sent to quell. Women in the village jeered the soldiers and tried to incite men amid tensions.
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Hanging Rock
Ohio
Corn
DA Grants 60 Days To File Proposed Bill Of Exceptions
The district attorney filed a 4 percent stipulation granting Chas HW La Mar 60 days from June 4 to file his proposed bill of exceptions.
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Chas. HW
la Mar
Important News From Front as Japanese Move
Lt. Col. Gouroko arrives near Mukden with decisive information on Kin Chou and Port Arthur. War Office to decipher a dispatch tonight. possible decisive battle. Japanese losses at Kin Chou estimated around twenty thousand. enemy forces total about 125,000 in Manchuria. Kuroki may press for a forceful demonstration rather than a quick decision.
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ST. Petersburg
Mukden
Kinchou
Shischao
Haucheng
Kaiochou
Vagangow
Port Arthur
LT. Petersburg
Gouroko
Liao Tune Peninsula
Muk
Fock
Kin Chou
War Office
Liao Tung Peninsula
Manchuria
Kuroki
Kuropatkin
Suimatzsa
Feng Wane Chen
Konnopatkin
Coonel Oarske
Por Arthu
Appeals to religious sentiment in Tangier crisis
In Tangier on June 2, Italian cruiser Fogalla arrived as a delegation from Anger ra chiefs left to urge Fraissoull the bandit chief to free Percardis. They seek to preserve Morocco’s religious supremacy for Mohammedans as foreigners threaten expulsion. Moham med el Torres represented the Sultan.
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Tangier
Morocco
Fogall
Angerra
Fraissoull
Percardis
Non-Unionists in Stockton Hooted and Attacked
Longshoremen and striking workers clash as non-union labor arrives at a Stockton hotel. Police clear a path for transporting crews while a delegation of about 100 workers seeks talks. Some strikers vow to continue the protest, citing concerns over skill and safety of the new hires amid backing from local business groups.
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Citizens’ Alliance
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association
Philadelphia Murder Mystery Near Darby Creek
Detectives investigate a decoy Day discovery of a charred male body in the marsh near Darby Creek ten miles south of Philadelphia. Believed linked to a quarrel over cards in a boat house, the victim was killed and burned with oil. An oil can, stolen from a nearby farmer, was found nearby. Only identifying clues are two suspender buckles a half a boot toe. A woman’s body report is unverified.
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Philadelphia
Darby Creek
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