Emperor's speech not to modify imperial laws says minister
Petersburg June 23 official interpretation of the Emperor's remarks to Zemstvoists and Mayors released by the interior minister states the Emperor did not advocate convocation of representatives or changes to Russia's autocratic structure. Publications without censorship are barred from altering or abbreviating the reported words to prevent distortion.
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ST. Petersburg
Zemstvoists
Peterhof
Zemstvos
Western
Europe
Russia
Parallel land fraud cases reach New Mexico arrest
In Roswell New Mexico on June 23 Benjamin H. Tallmadge of Chicago was arrested on perjury charges connected to the Southwestern Land Co. warrant issued by U S Commissioner Karl Snyder after Governor Clarkson filed the complaint. He posted five thousand dollars bond. Authorities anticipate many prosecutions over fraudulent land entries in the artesian belt where land profits reach twenty to thirty dollars per acre. Tallmadge defends the deals as lawful and future proof will be provided.
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Rosewell
N. M
Oregon
Montana
Benjamin H. Talmage
Chicago
C. L. Talmadge
Southwestern Land Co
Tallmadge
U. S
Karl Snyder
Snyder
Clarkson
New Mexico
Emperor's Utterance Clarifies Press Deductions
The text cautions against any interpretations or deductions in press coverage not aligning with the Emperor's direct statements, urging fidelity to his clear utterances.
Supreme Court Rejects State Claim Against Buckman for Timber Cutting
In Paul Minnesota on June 23 the Supreme Court ruled against the state in the case State against Congressman C G Buckman to recover 70000 dollars for alleged illegal timber cutting finding that the state's claim had been outlawed.
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IT. Paul, Minn
C. G. Buckman
Supreme Court
Oyama's Movements May Be a Feint
Report from St Petersburg and Gunshu Pass on June 23 notes Japanese forces after driving back Russian posts paused. Headquarters question if Oyama has set columns for a strike or aims a feint to influence peace talks. Doubt grows over a big battle or a diplomatic maneuver as heat and poor nights hinder comfort.
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ST. Petersburg
Oyama
Gunshu Pass
Manchuria
Cornell case ready for jury in Bakersfield shooting
The trial testimony spans witnesses detailing Cornell's mental state before the shooting at the Bakersfield lodging house. Prosecutors oppose insanity pleas, arguing no evidence supports it, while defense centers on provocation and fear of assassination amid injuries. The case heads to the jury after closing arguments and a maiden District Attorney Alford speech.
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Warner
Walker
W. J. Goss
A. R. Zumwalt
Baker
Cornell
Laird
Midway
Forest L. Alford
Nineeenth Street
Alford
W. W. Kaye
Dr. Sehater
Boust
Shirts on sale for railroad workers at 25 cents a pair
Local sale offers best quality black satin shirts described as full cut in sizes 14 to 17. Special prices run from 7 to 9 30 with shirts at 25 cents per pair.
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Marseilles
Jury Deliberations Continue As Judge Delays Charge
The defendant’s behavior before and after the incident suggests a rational state of mind, and he favored personal justice since no magistrate authorized action. The jury listened closely as counsel spoke, and Judge Bennett had not yet given his full instructions by a late hour.
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Bennett
Japanese Army Dispatch From Manchuria Repulses Attack Near Yingcheng
Official dispatch reports Chinese forces attacking near Yingcheng on June 21 were repulsed by Japanese troops ten miles southeast of Wankautzkeau after a pursuit. The enemy, three battalions and four squadrons with twelve guns, moved through Kirin road area, engaging near Chapengan and Lichiatun, but were driven off and the heights captured.
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Tokio
Manchuria
Yingccheng
Hsiangyangche
Wankautzkeau
Weiyuanpaomen
Yangmulintzu
Roosevelt Delayed by Russian Letter on Peace Talks
Washington June 23 President Roosevelt has not yet received word from Russia on his peace representations. Count Lamsdorff's illness may explain the delay. Cassini met with Secretary Hay at Hay's residence in a personal visit with no decision reached. Hay plans to depart this afternoon for New Hampshire.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Russia
Count Lamsdorff
Count Cassini
Hay
New Hampshire
Mrs Rogers released from solitary at Vermont prison
Mrs Mary M Rogers, who faced execution for the murder of her husband, was moved from solitary to mingle with other inmates after the U S Circuit Court granted a Supreme Court appeal yesterday. The decision alters the planned hanging set for today in Windsor Vermont.
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Windsor
Mary M. Rogers
State Prison
U. S. Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Grace Finds Light Oil On Santa Fe Lease
The Grace on section 8 shows indications of a tower stratum of light oil at about 2000 feet. The company shut down awaiting tubing from the East, and drilling will resume soon to deepen the well and assess the lower deposit’s value.
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Californian
Santa Fe
Grace
Carter resigns Hawaii governorship to seek service elsewhere
Governor Carter mails resignation to President Roosevelt and plans June 28 departure for Washington for a personal interview on retirement. He urges acceptance and a successor appointment, noting aims beyond the governor’s chair. Territorial politics include Atkinson’s China visit and potential appointees like Cooper Smith Tenney Baldwin Dowsett Brockman.
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Washington
Carter
Territory of
Hawaii
Tion Territorial
Atkinson
China
H. E. Cooper
W. O. Smith
Edward Tenney
H. P. Baldwin
Senator Dowsett
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