End of Struggle Near as Peace Likely in Manchuria
Reports from St Petersburg indicate the Emperor plans peace and public dispatches reveal negotiations with Japan. Observers note Oyama and Linevitch hold pending talks, with expected announcements from Washington within days. European powers back Roosevelt's peace efforts while Batjan ef urges telegrams of victory as the war potential shifts to land gains. Two Japanese ships exit Lingayen Gulf heading south toward Luzon.
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Manchuria
Oyama
Linevitch
St. Petersburg
Japan
Glinevitch
Roosevelt
Russia
Hyde holdings transfer denied amid takeover talks
The New York story denies James J. Hyde intends to sell his stock in Bunitable while negotiations for a transfer are reported as in progress. Hyde and associates publicly refute the rumor though George J. Gould and a syndicate are said to be negotiating with Hyde's holdings.
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New York
James JH
Hyde
George J Gould
President Roosevelt Visits Friends in Virginia
President Roosevelt leaves Washington for a brief visit with friends in Virginia. The trip follows a schedule of meetings and informal engagements during a calm domestic period.
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Virginia
Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
Washington
Coal Mine Explosion Injures Sixteen in Invernes
An explosion at the Invernes coal mine today injures sixteen workers. Officials report many are hospitalized while rescue teams secure the site and assess damage. Names of the injured are not disclosed in the brief.
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Invernes
Steamer Segorania Brings Passengers From Colon
The Segorania returning from Colon docked with about 150 passengers, many resigning canal jobs over health conditions. Frank O Leary of Buffalo, a passenger, died today of yellow fever at the quarantine hospital.
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New York
Colon
Frank’ O'Leary
Buffalo
Quarantine Hospital
Patrick found guilty by divided Court of Appeals
In Albany the Court of Appeals sustains the lower court decision and adjudges Albert T. Patrick guilty of first degree murder by poisoning the aged millionaire William Marsh Rice.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
Fom
Albert T. Patrick
William Marah Rice
Federal grand jury returns true bills against two for land fraud
The federal grand jury indicted William T. Horsnell of St Paul and Foval B Stearns of Pierre on conspiracy to defraud the United States of about 15000 acres of homestead land in North Dakota through fraudulent entries.
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St. Paul
Federal Grand Jury Today
William T. Horsnell
Foval B. Stearns
Pierre
United States
Jamis
North Dakota
Minidoka Dam progresses with smooth operation and tours
Work at the Minidoka project advances rapidly under engineer W. Ross. The coffer dam works well as water ingress stays minimal and a centrifugal pump handles inflows. About 100 feet of core wall laid. plans to cross the deep channel and pump clears water. Washington signals the interior department may authorize installment sale terms with low down payment and eight installments beginning two years after sale. Congress party in the West will add Idaho day visiting Shoshone Falls and Twin Falls. transport arranged from El Paso to Millers Fork to Minidoka and Milner dam en route to falls.
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Secretary of the Interior
Idaho
Shoshone
Shoshone Falls
Twin Polls
Ross
el Paso
Tie
Pots Valley
Idahe
Toes
Falla
Milner Dam
Minidoka
Statesman
Norway dissolves union with Sweden in dramatic measure
Report of the Storthing declaring dissolution of the union with Sweden with ceremonies at the Akershus fort. Norwegian minister Groß plans to return home to assess the situation. diplomats discuss potential paths for Norway's future government and defense.
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Sweden
Washington
Christiania
Akerstius
Storthing
Othe
Rand
Paris
Norway
Norsen
Oscar
Chicago Wheat Prices Report
Chicago wheat market shows No 2 red trading around 1.00 to 1.03 per bushel with June delivery and July futures at about 86 percent. Market brief notes slight shifts in futures as traders assess demand and weather effects on spring wheat regions.
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Chicago
Law Upheld In Part In Indiana Cigarette Case
Judge James Leathers of the Marion county superior court ruled the anticigarette law constitutional except where it conflicts with the interstate commerce law. The ruling allows importing cigarettes from other states to smoke but prohibits selling or giving them away.
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Indianapolis
James Leathers
Marion County Superior Court
Ve. W. W. Lowry
Beware of Antlers RAGLES Challenge Hurdle
A cryptic alert mentions target RAGLES and warns of antlered threats. The note conveys a sense of pursuit and caution without concrete details.
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Hood
Hor
Water Consumers Notice on Fire Alarm Water Use
City ordinance requires taps and hydrants to be closed immediately after a fire alarm and kept closed until the fire is over. Penalty up to one hundred dollars per violation. Pocatello Water Co by Geo. Whiter Lupt dated June 190%.
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Pocatello Water CO
Geo. Whiter
Readings at 458 Cleveland Avenue Market Mentalist
A trance medium known as The Mental Philosopher offers readings at 458 Cleveland Avenue. The session promises insight and guidance from the spirit world, drawing on spiritualist practices popular in local circles.
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Cleveland Avenue
Summer School Opens For Study Review
A summer school will open offering review for students preparing for teachers exams. Interested individuals should contact Jensie L. Baker at 606 N Garfeld Avenue.
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Jensie L. Baker
Governor Wright Charts Breechlock Removal in Port of Manila
Secretary Tate received a telegram from Governor Wright in Manila stating the plan to remove breechlocks and disable machinery on Russian warships. The ships remain interned behind the breakwater under the guns of the Ohio and Monadnock, with Admiral Train in custody ensuring detention.
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Wright
Washington
Tate
Manile
Train
Ohio
Voice of Zemstvos Demands Immediate National Assembly
Delegates from zemstvos and municipalities press for the immediate convocation of a national assembly to decide peace or war and unite the people for Russia’s rejuvenation. A Moscow address, led by Count Hayden and M. Shipeff, criticizes the bureaucracy and urges action to avert civil strife.
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National Assembly
Zemstvos
St. Petersburg
Imnoc
Russia
all-Russam Zemstvo
Moscow
Count Hayden
M. Shipeff
Ukase
Deportation suit seeks 400000 in damages by 67 miners
Denver filed today with State Auditor Rent a damages suit totaling 400900 by sixty seven men deported last year from Cripple Creek Telluride and Animas mining districts. Attorney Jo Murphy of the Western Federation of Miners cites affidavits detailing their forced removal and hardships under troops led by Adjutant General Sherman Tell.
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Denver
Jo ° H Murphy
Cripple’ Creek
Telluride
Has Animas
Sherman Tell
Conservative James William Low elected speaker of the House
London June 188? James William Lowther conservative deputy speaker and Ways and Means chair was unanimously chosen as speaker to replace William Court Gully who recently resigned. First Conservative speaker since 1838. House adjourned after the vote until June 20.
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London
James William Lowther
Committee On Ways and Means
House of Commons
William Court Gully
Northwestern students seize circus in Byane ston
More than 150 Northwestern students, sparked by a purple costume worn by a bareback rider, occupied a circus in Byane ston. They halted the show and staged their own performance before clashing with tent workers and dispersal by police. Several people were injured with no arrests.
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Chicago
Jones
Northwestern
Byaneston
Planter As Temporary Receiver Reports Bank Discrepancy
Cole Trinkiod June W. G. Plan ted, temporary receiver for the defunct American Savings bank, stated today the investigation showed a discrepancy of 76000 dollars not satisfactorily explained. All deposits left the bank, except Mary Laneh, the president, on May 24 as the bank closed its doors on June 11.
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Trinkiod
Cole
June
W. G. Planted
American Savings Bank
Mary Laneh
What is good tea and a grocer’s money-back promise
A playful note explains good tea tastes and feels right, and promises a money-back guarantee if the buyer is not satisfied with Behilling's Bast. The quirky statement hints at consumer trust and product quality in a simple commerce moment.
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Behilling
Emperor Nicholas Expresses Gratitude to Rojestvensky Squad
The Emperor of Russia sends heartfelt thanks to Admiral Zinovy Rozhestvensky and all officers and men who served honorably in the Battle in the Tsu Straits. He praises their bravery, notes failure to crown efforts with success, and wishes a rapid recovery. The phrasing sparks discussion about surrender and crew conduct.
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Rojestvensky
Tsu Straits
Sea of Japan
St. Petersburg
Nicholis Ius
Prom
Russia
Nicholas
Dividends Declared By Bunker Hill Mining Firm
The Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating company, a major owner of key lead and silver mines in the Coeur d Alene district, declares dividend No 2 of 1,500,000. This follows the Tacoma smelter sale. Since January 1 this year dividends total 2,175,000 and since start of business 4,446,000. Company stock largely owned by Co O Mills of San Francisco.
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Spokane
Bunker Hill
Co. O. Mils
San Francisco
Statesman
Warehouse Fire Destroys Red Hook Stores in Crooklyn
A large fire in a New York Dock Co warehouse at Conover and Reid near Erie Basin Crooklyn destroyed a cotton and hemp filled building. The contents belonged to multiple firms, not the dock company, in the Red Hook stores group. Damage is estimated at 875000 dollars.
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New York
New York Dock Company
Conover and
Reid Streets
Erie Basin
Crooklyn
Red Hook
Pocatello Lunch Booth At Center Street Union Booth
A small notice from Pocatello announces a Union Lunch Booth at 1st and Center streets offering chilled meals. The brief item highlights the vendor setup and location for diners seeking quick bites.
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Pocatello
1St & Center Bt
Union
Forty Union Members Sentenced After Philadelphia Shooting
In Philadelphia the local branch of the Ivan Workers union had forty members jailed without bond after the fatal shooting of Edward Joyce during a meeting. Joyce refused to identify the shooter and the arrestees likewise refused to respond in court, offering no statements to investigators or during arraignment.
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Mine Workers Union
Philadelphia
Structural Ivan Workers Union
Edward Joyce
Joyce
Beef Trust Cases Opened by Federal Grand Jury
Chicago reports that a federal grand jury began canvassing testimony on the beef trust with aims to classify evidence for possible indictments. Morrison advises no Justice Department interference and Goodman instructed to pursue indictments fully without favoritism.
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Chicago
United States
Morrison
Washington
Beef Trust
Department of Justice
Goodman
Grand Jury
Bandits Dynamite Edgar County Bank and Shops
Dynamite exploded at the Edgar County National Bank early today wrecking the bank vault and adjoining stores including a jewelry shop and a shoe store. The cellar safe containing funds was overturned but remained intact.
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Parts
Edgar County Naroowl Bank
Myrtle Creek hotel fire kills proprietor in Oregon
A blaze swept the Overland Hotel in Myrtle Creek Oregon early today destroying the building. One proprietor Miss Hattie Dement died in the flames and several others suffered burns or injuries while several more escaped by leaping from the structure. Names uncertain due to damage.
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Roseburg
Ore
Overland
Myrtle Creek
Hattie Dement
Uf Namen
Baseball Matter Put in Hands of a Committee
A community meeting at the Bannock hotel elected James McNichols as chairman and Ed Predell as secretary. The directors named are W B Trapp James McNichols James Kane W R Kirchoff and W A Hornheimer with Billy Trapp as manager and Predell secretary. The new management announced a game with Salt Lake League team Monday and other games planned.
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Bannock Hotel
Wm. Ay Holnleimer
James McNichols
Ed. Predell
Poentello Rose
Billy” Trapp Maniner
Id. Predelio
Salt Lake
Boles
Northern Pacific Sues Kootenai County Over Delinquent Taxes
The Northern Pacific Railway sues Kootenai County and county officials in U S circuit court seeking to halt tax deeds on its line over alleged illegal special school district taxes for 1903. The case claims due process violations and argues the taxes and notices lacked proper hearings, with totals cited for main and branch lines and the county threatening sale certificates if unpaid.
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Tollway
Chettis
Coeur
Kootenal Coun
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Lfe
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Manila
Lingen Gulf
Cingayen Gulf
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the Daily Tribune
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Minidoka Dam
W. Ross
Akershus
Leeves Washington
Groß
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Kingdom
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James
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Sues
Old Kootenai County
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