End of Struggle Near as Peace Likely on Manchurian Battlefield
Reports indicate final exchanges will occur on the battlefield in Manchuria. Oyama and Linovitch hold off pending preliminary talks as diplomatic efforts by President Roosevelt gain European support. A Tsarskoe Selo council and messages from Berlin hint peace, with Washington ready to announce.
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Manchuria
Oyama
Linevitch
St. Petersburg
Tawe
Japan
Linovitch
Roosevelt
Russia
Hyde denies selling Equitable stock amid transfer talks
New York report says James H H Hyde denies plans to sell his Equitable holdings. The World claims George J Gould and a syndicate of transferees and business men are negotiating to acquire Hyde’s stake, though Hyde has issued a denial.
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Hyde
Equitable
New York
James HH. Hyde
The
World Today
George J. Gould
Tranelers
President Roosevelt Visits Friends in Virginia
President Roosevelt left Washington today for a brief visit with friends in Virginia, continuing his travels after a stay in the capital.
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Virginia
Washington, D C
Roosevelt
Washington
Explosion at Inverness coal mine injures sixteen
An explosion occurred today at the Inverness coal mine. Sixteen persons are reported injured and receiving treatment.
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Inverness
Jane S
Invernes
General Pat Janeft Proclaims Russian Resolve On Emperor Birth
Gunshu Pass June General Pat Janeft commander of the Third Manchurian army addresses troops for the emperor birthday. He hopes to telegraph news of a Russian victory to the queen. He calls the fleet defeat a hard blow but says morale remains high and urges continued fighting until peace with Japan is possible.
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Gunshu Pass
Patjaneft
Associated Press
Japanese ships pass Lingayen entrance heading south
Two Japanese ships have just passed Lingayen gulf entrance and are speeding southward. Lingayen gulf lies about 100 miles north of Manila on the west coast.
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Manila
Lingayen Gulf
Larzern
Passengers Quit Jobs in Panama Amid Yellow Fever Fears
The steamer Segurania returning from Colon carried nearly 150 passengers many of whom quit their canal jobs due to health conditions. Frank Leary of Buffalo died today at the quarantine hospital from yellow fever.
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New York
Colon
Canal
Frank Leary
Buffalo
Qimarantine Hospital
Patrick Found Guilty By Divided Court In Rice Murder
The Court of Appeals, in a four to three decision, sustains the lower court and finds Albert T. Patrick guilty of first degree murder for poisoning William Marsh Rice, the elderly millionaire.
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Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Federal grand jury returns true bills against two men
The federal grand jury charged William T. Horsnell of St Paul and Royal B. Stearns of Pierre with conspiracy to defraud the United States of about 15 000 acres of North Dakota homestead lands through fraudulent entries.
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St. Paul
Federal Grand Jury Today
William T. Horsnell
Royal B. Stearns
Pierre
United States
North Dakota
Minidoka Dam progress praised during inspection tour
W D Ross reports rapid progress at the Minidoka reclamation works Idaho with the coffer dam a success and about 100 feet of core wall laid. River flow at Montgomerys ferry runs 12 000 second feet while Heyburn townsite is mapped for development and a depot tank works planned.
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Montgomery's Ferry
Heyburn
Washington
Idaho
Shoshone
Shoshone Falls
Twin Falls
Ross
Bb’ Paso
Volf Valley
Mr. Ross
Minidoka
Mat McFall
Milner Dam
Blatesman
Norwegian Crisis as Union with Sweden Dissolved
Oslo reports the Norwegian tri color raised over Akershus fort marking the dissolution of the union with Sweden. The Storting approved the move, and Minister Lerves left Washington to return home. Diplomats in Paris discuss the crisis and potential royal succession questions.
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Christiania
Akershus
Sweden
Lerves
Washington
A. Groß
Norway
State Department
Paris
Storthing
Nansen
Oscar
Chicago Wheat Futures Report Stated for June Trade
Chicago wheat prices in June show No 2 Red at 1.00 to 1.03 per bushel and July at 64. a. The brief market note records grain quotation levels for the day.
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Chicago
State v Lowry Cigarette Case Upheld In Indiana
Judge James Leathers of Marion County Superior Court rules the anti cigarette law constitutional with exception for interstate commerce. The decision allows smoking imported cigarettes but forbids selling or giving them away within the state. The ruling concerns the legality of sales and distribution versus cross state importation.
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Indianapolis
James Leathers
Marion County Superior Court
W. W. Lowry
Eagles Set To Face Challengers In Key Showdown
Rival teams prepare for a high stakes game as the Eagles target a decisive win. Coaches warn against overconfidence while players focus on defense and speed to claim the matchup.
Notice to Water Consumers
Notice to water consumers about a city water rule. All taps and hydrants must be closed immediately after the sound of any fire alarm and kept closed until the fire is over. City Ordinance No 60 imposes penalties up to one hundred dollars for violations. Pocatello Water Co. in Geo. Winter, Supt. June 9, 1905.
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Pocatello Water CO
Readings Offered by The Mental Philosopher at Cleveland Ave
A trance medium titled The Mental Philosopher advertises readings for 506 cents at 458 Cleveland Avenue. The notice offers psychic services with implied personal consultations.
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Ani
Ier Pte
Cleveland Avenue
Summer School Seaons for Teachers Exam Prep Open
Notice invites applicants to join a summer program for study review and teacher exam prep. Interested persons should contact Jessie L. Baker at 606 N Garfield Avenue.
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Jessie L. Baker
Garfield Avenue
Governor Wright Plans to Disable Breechlocks in War End
Secretary Taft reports Governor Wright in Manila says Russian warships did not leave port within 24 hours. Admiral Train takes custody and will intern the ships. He will disable machinery and remove breechlocks behind the breakwater under gunfire of the Ohio and Metadreck.
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Wright
Washington
Taft
Manila
Train
Ohio Amt
Voice of Zemstvos Demands National Assembly for Russia
Delegates from zemstvos and municipalities in St. Petersburg press for an immediate national assembly to decide peace or war, heal internal strife, and unite the nation. A Moscow congress address, delivered by Count Hayden and M. Shipoff’s delegation to the emperor, criticizes the bureaucracy and warns of civil war. It urges summoning a national assembly to make the war a national cause and ends with a plea to act before it is too late.
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National Assembly
Zemstvos
St. Petersburg
Russia
Moscow
Count Hayden
M. Shipoff
Ukase
Gai
Deportations Prompt $400000 Mine Workers Claim
Denver prosecutors and the Western Federation of Miners file a $400,000 damage claim with State Auditor Bent on behalf of sixty deported men from Cripple Creek Telluride and Las Animas mining districts. An accompanying affidavit details forced removal from homes and expulsion from the state under Sherman Bell's troops.
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Denver
Jusce
Dos
J. I. Murphy
Western Federation of Miners
Cripple Creek
Telluride
Las Animas
Sherman Bell
Conservative William Lowther elected Speaker of Commons
London June James William Lowther conservative deputy speaker and chairman of the committee on ways and means was unanimously elected speaker of the house of commons in succession to William Court Gully who recently resigned. This marks the first time since 1833 the conservatives have placed one of their own in the chair. After the election the house adjourned until June 2a.
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London
James William Lowther
Committee On
Ways and Means
House of Commons
William Court Gully
Northwestern Students Clash With Circus after Disrupted Show
More than 150 Northwestern students vandalized a circus in Evane ston after a bareback rider in a purple costume inspired a disturbance. They halted the performance, fought with tent workers, and were dispersed by police. Several people were injured. no arrests reported.
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Chicago
James
Northwestern
Evaneston
Banking scandal at defunct American Savings Bank disclosed
Trinidad, Cole, temporary receiver for the defunct American Savings bank, said the ongoing investigation reveals a $20,000 discrepancy not yet explained. He noted all officers except president Mary Lynch withdrew deposits on May 246, and the bank closed its doors June 11.
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Trinidad
Cole
W.W. G. Plested
American Bavings Bank
Mary Lynch
What is good tea and a grocer’s guarantee
A concise view of tea quality describing tea that tastes good and leaves a pleasant aftertaste. The note mentions Schilling's Best and a money back guarantee if a shopper dislikes it.
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Schilling
Emperor Nicholas Thanks Rojestvensky in Battle Tribute
The Emperor of Russia sends a message to Rojestvensky commending all officers and men for their honorable conduct in the Battle in the Tsushima Strait. He notes failure to achieve success but praises bravery and wishes a speedy recovery for the fleet. The wording draws attention amid debate over ship surrenders and crew conduct.
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Rerestvensky
Tsu Straits
Sea of Japan
St Petersburg
Nicholas
Dividends Declared by Bunker Island Sullivan Mines
Spokane reports that the Bunker Island and Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Co. announces dividend No. 93 of 1.5 million dollars from Coeur d'Alene district mines. Since January this year total dividends reach 2.175 million, with cumulative dividends for the company totaling 1.146 million. Major ownership lies with DPD Mills of San Francisco.
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Spokane
Bunker Island Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Company
Coeur Alene
Tacoma Strelter
DPD
Mills of
San Franccisco
Fire destroys Brooklyn warehouse in Red Hook stores
A warehouse of the New York Dock company at Conover and Reid streets near Erie basin Brooklyn caught fire early today. The building stored large quantities of cotton and hemp and was owned by several concerns apart from the dock company. Damages are put at 75000 dollars.
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New York
New York Dock Company
Conover and
Reid Streets
Erie Basin
Brooklyn
Dock Company
Red Hook
Pocatello Lunch Booth Promotes Chill and Center Street Eats
A brisk promotion at the 1st and Center Street Union Lunch Booth in Pocatello invites locals to try a new chill offering. The event emphasizes quick service and community flavors, aiming to attract passersby with samples and flyers.
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Pocatello
1St & Center St. Union
Union Iron Workers Members In Prison After Fatal Meeting
About forty members of the structural iron workers union were jailed without bond after the fatal shooting of F Edward Joyce at a union meeting. Joyce did not identify the shooter, and the arrested men refused to answer questions or disclose any details.
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Philadelphia
Structural Iron Workers’ Union
F Edward Joyce
Joyce
Beef Trust Cases Open to Grand Jury in Chicago
The federal grand jury in Chicago began canvassing testimony on the beef trust with a plan to classify evidence for potential indictments. Under guidance from United States District Attorney Morrison and Assistant U.S. Attorney Goodman, prosecutors pledged no favoritism and full prosecution of any indictments returned.
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Chicago
United States
Morrison
Washington
Federal Grand Jury
Beef Trust
Department of Justice
Ant
Goodman
Grand Jury
Bandits Use Dynamite in Bank Heist Spark
Dynamite wrecked the Edgar County National Henk in Paris and Hilo at dawn. A jewelry shop and a shoe store ad mining were also demolished. The vault was overturned but the bank funds remained in the unsecured safe.
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Paris
Hilo
Edgar County National Henk
Overland Hotel Fire In Myrtle Creek Claims One Life
Fire at the Overland hotel in Myrtle Creek Oregon destroyed the building in the early hours. Proprietor Hat tie Dement died in the blaze and several others suffered burns or injuries while others fled to safety abandoning belongings.
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Roseburg
Ore
Overland
Myrtle Creek
Hattie Dement
Baseball Committee Shapes Poontella Club Future
A men’s meeting at the Bonneck hotel elected James McNichols as chairman and W E K Trapp as director. Billy Trepp named manager with Ed Fredell secretary. An executive committee, including W A Holghelner and others, was formed to push the team toward success and a game with Salt Lake League ball team was arranged for Monday.
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Poontella
Billy” Trepp
Fredell
Pew
Salt Lake
Boise
Goml
Northern Pacific Sues Kootenai County Over Delinquent Taxes
The Northern Pacific Railway sues Kootenai County and its officials in federal court claiming special school taxes levied without notice violate due process. The suit seeks to halt tax deeds on the main line and Coeur d’Alene branch, arguing they threaten railway operation as a common carrier and transport of cargo and passengers. Attorneys John M. Bunn and James E K. Babb represent the railway.
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Fioorge HL Ross
Coeur Alene City
Mec
Kootenai Coun
Idathe
Vasi-Municipality
Cromstow Idaho
Rlis
Croopy
John M. Bunn
Spokane
James Ek. Babb
Lewiston
Statesmak
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Bill
Minidoka Dam
DD. W. Ross
Stockhom
Osceur
Hood
Gully
Bunker Hill
Mine Workers Union
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