Prospects of Peace In Russo Japanese Talks
Washington and Russia exchange notes on peace terms as Count Cassini and M Takihira confer with President Roosevelt. Russia hints Paris as possible venue and Manchuria could be named, while Japan and Russia await public replies and avoid early disclosure.
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St. Petersburg
Washington
Count Cassini
M. Takihira
Roosevelt
Russia
Paris
Manchuria
Bompard
Meyer
Count von Alvenslebe
Foreign Office
Lamsdorff
Nicholas
M. Witte
Ito
Japan
Great Britain
Far East
India
Noted Veteran Colville Dies in Minnesota Home
MINNEAPOLIS Minn June 13 Colonel Wm Colville of Red Wing Minn who led the famous charge of the First Minneapolis regiment at Gettysburg was found dead in bed at the Minnesota Soldiers Home He was 72 He was to take part in the reunion celebration of the regiment The First Minnesota led by Colville in the latter part of the war was the first regiment offered for the Civil War At Gettysburg 264 men were in a historic charge Forty three returned alive and uninjured Colville who led was wounded seven times.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Wm. Colville
Red Wing
Minnesota Soldiers
Colville
Gettysburg
Cheesebrough Refrains From Comment in Mine Assault Case
Deputy Sheriff Ed McGinnis and Oscar Cheesebrough arrived in Bakersfield to face an alleged assault with a deadly weapon at the Magpie mine shaft. Cheesebrough refused to speak to a Calfornian reporter, stating he would wait to consult his attorney before commenting. He did not identify his attorney or provide further remarks.
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Ed McGinnis
Randsburg
Bakersfield
Oscar Cheesebrough
John Whitmore
Cheesebrough
Half price corset sale and boys wash suits
The advertisement markets half price Royal Worcester corsets and dowager models with prices from 0.48 to 1.98, plus a display of boy's wash suits in Russian blouse styles and sailor Eton sets, white vests, and budget white fabrics such as India linen and Swiss mull offered at reduced per yard prices.
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Bakersfield
Royal Worcester
Royal Wrcester
West Pointers Graduated at West Point
West Point N Y June 13 114 cadets graduated in a class of one hundred fourteen in a canvas covered ceremony before the library crowd Lt General Miles retired Lt General Chaffee attended The address to the class was given by Franklin Murphy president of the board of visitors followed by General Chaffee and the diploma ceremony by Secretary Taft
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ambassador Meyer
St. Petersburg
Count Lamsdorff
Count Cassini
West Point
N. Y
Miles
Chaffee
Franklin Murphy
New York
Board of Visitors
Taft
Glass wage talks open as factory bosses convene in Columbus
June 13 Columbus sees glass manufacturers from across the country meeting to fix a wage scale. Simon Burns president of the Window Glass Workers and F G Faulkner head the Amalgamated Association of Window Glass Workers arrive to oppose wage cuts.
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Columbus
Simon Burns
The
Window Glass Workers
F. G. Faulkner
Amalgamated Association of Window Glass Workers
Veterans injured in railway wreck at Golden Gate
A special Southern Railway train carrying Confederate veterans to a Louisville reunion plunged from a bridge over the Little Wabash River near Golden Gate Illinois. Engineer William Gratz was killed and fireman J D Johnson missing. Reports said seven passengers may have died. a relief train with surgeons was sent to aid the injured. Local reports add one killed and five injured in a wreck shortly after Golden Gate with engine leaving the track and buried fireman.
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Princeton
Ind
Southern Railway
Louisvile
Golden Gate
Illinois
Here
William Gratz
J. D. Johnson
ST. Louis
Iinois
Congressional irrigation junket shifts to San Joaquin Valley
Pressure from across the San Joaquin valley forces the congressional committee examining irrigation in the west to alter its itinerary. After previously planned stops in Imperial, southern California, San Francisco, Sacramento, and Reno, the group will now visit Fresno Merced and Stanislaus counties for a day and inspect the valley’s projects and water use.
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San Joaquin Valley
Congressional
Imperial
Southern California
San Francisco
Sacramento Valley
Reno
Sacramento
Fresno
Merced
Stanislaus
Provisional Norwegian government not recognized by Sweden
Stockholm reports Foreign Minister Gyldenstolpe issued a circular to consuls stating that after the Norwegian Storthing formed a provisional government and declared the union with Sweden dissolved, Sweden will not recognize the provisional regime. Consuls are instructed to continue constitutional duties and not communicate with the Norwegian government, seeking Foreign Ministry guidance in emergencies.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gyldenstolpe
Storthing
Norway
Ministry of Foreign
Ilass
Rothschild Family Member Dead in Paris Death
Paris June 13 Baron Nathanial Rothechild, brother of the Austrian head of the firm, died after a long illness. The report notes the Rothschild family’s prominent role in finance and mentions a connection to the Californian leader.
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Paris
Nathanial ‘E Rothechild
Branco
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