Russians Ready Peace Conference at The Hague Pose
Washington reports that Russia’s formal reply to Roosevelt’s note was delivered via Ambassador Meyer. The belligerents favor The Hague for the peace conference with Paris or London discussed as possibilities but not fixed. The account also describes the Battle of the Sea of Japan, noting Russian missteps, shattered ships, and acts of heroism amid heavy losses.
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Hague
Sea of
Japan
Washington
Russia
Togo
Rojestvensky
Rojestvensk
Borodino
Admiral Nakimoff
Berkh
Oslayba
Peace mood boosts business on the Bourse in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on June 13 traders maintained hope for peace as stock market activity surged with a buoyant session on the Bourse.
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St. Petersburg
Russian government securities rise to fresh monthly high
Paris report notes Russian government securities advancing to their highest price in many months on today's course.
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Paris
It Was All a Bluff at Sea Battle
The AP correspondent reports surviving naval officers describe the Sea of Japan disaster. They cite poor signals, lack of unified command, minimal gunnery practice, and exhaustion after an eight month voyage. Ships suffered structural defects and ammunition ran low on day one.
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Nebogatoff
Rojestvensky
Madagascar
Oshibya
Alexander TI
Klas Souvarot
Vladimir Monomach
Gushakoff
Benjavin
Fitzsimmons Fight Off as Promoters Fail to Pay Forfeit
In Salt Lake City on June 15 the planned July 3 bout between Fitzsimmons and Mike Schreck appears canceled after promoters fail to post the required two thousand dollar forfeit. Fitzsimmons announces he will depart for the east today.
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Salt Lake
Fitzsimmons
Mike Schreck
Gardner and O'Keefe Fight 20 Round Draw
In Salt Lake last night Jimmy Gardner of Lowell and Jack O'Keefe of Chicago fought 20 rounds to a draw at the Salt Palace. The bout featured sparring with Gardner leading most rounds until the final exchanges. Both avoided a knockout. Gardner drew first blood, and O'Keefe opened a cut over Gardiner's eye in the last round, leading referee Willard Bean to declare a draw.
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Salt Lake
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Mass
Jack O'Keefe
Chicago
The
Salt Palace
Gardner
O'Keefe
Willard Bean
O’keefe
Subway Tunnel Resumes Service After 36-Hour Flood
In New York on June 14 trains returned to the subway after a 36 hour suspension. Authorities say about twenty five million gallons of water were pumped from the tunnel before crews cleared the tracks and resumed service.
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New York
Archduke Joseph of Austria Dies at Age 110
Victim June 14 reports Archduke Joseph of Austria dead. Born in 1814, he was deeply loved by the Hungarian people and known as the Hungarian Archduke. He was widely revered as a symbol of Hungarian loyalty and history.
Yellow Fever Reported in Canal Zone
Governor Maroones reports ten new yellow fever cases and one death among Americans on the Panama Canal Zone.
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Washington
Maroone
Tathmian Canal Zone
Kane's as Sole Agent for Chase & Sanborn Teas
Kane the grocer is advertised as the sole agent selling Chase and Sanborn teas and coffees at Kane's in Poedtello. Buyers are urged to purchase from him to ensure genuine articles.
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Chase & Sanborn
Kane's
Kane
Poedtello
Kane the Grover Heralds Chase & Sanborn Teas
Kane the Grover presents Pocatello with Chase and Sanborn teas and coffees as the exclusive ceiling agent. For the genuine article, visit Kane's.
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Kane
Grover
Pocatello
Chase & Sanborn
Kane's
Driscoll Aims to Testify on Labor Settlements
John C. Driscoll former secretary of the Associated Teaming Interests of Chicago says he will testify before the grand jury with documentary evidence. He claims to have settled more than four hundred strikes over two years by paying labor officials, affecting nearly every Chicago industry as an independent expert aligning with employers.
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Chicago
John C. Driscoll
Associated Teaming Interests of
Grand Jury
Driscoll
A Hero of Gettysburg Dead at Minneapolis Home
Colonel William Colville of Redwing who led the First Minnesota at Gettysburg was found dead in his bed at the Minneapolis Soldiers' Home. Of 264 men in the historic charge only 43 returned alive and uninjured. Colville was wounded seven times.
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William Colville
Minneapolis
Minn
Redwing
Colville
Two Bombs Found in Public School
Pittsburg June 13. Two bombs discovered on the premises of the Spring Hill public school by the janitor. No reason given for selecting the school as the target. Nearby Russian families are described as intensely anarchistic in Russia.
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Pittsburg
Russia
Taft Delivers Diplomas at West Point Graduation
West Point held its first class graduation with 114 cadets today. Secretary of War Taft presented the diplomas as Lieutenant General Miles, retired, and Lieutenant General Chaffee attended. General Chaffee delivered the address to the graduates.
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West Point
Taft
Miles
Chaffee
U S Senator Mitchell Faces Trial in Portland
The trial of United States Senator Mitchell, accused of using his public office for private gain, is set to begin next Tuesday in Portland. Federal Judge John J. Dehaven today fixed the date after overruling the defendant's demurrer to the indictment.
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Portlad
Ore
United States
Mitchell
eFderal
John J. Dehaven
Greene and Gaynor Seek Supreme Court Appeal
Judge Hall grants Greene and Gaynor permission to appeal extradition denial to the Supreme Court, delaying extradition for at least six months. The Montreal case hinges on whether the two can overturn a lower court ruling.
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Montreal
Hall
Greene
Gaynor
Supreme Court
United States
Well Known Seattle Man Dies in New York
Judge Henry Struve, a prominent Seattle citizen, died in New York after a brief illness. He was nationally recognized for his public service and ties to the city. His death marks the loss of a leading figure in Seattle's civic life.
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Seattle
New York
Henry Struve
How To Make Good Tea From Schilling Beat Tea
A note explains two paths to tea making and states every Schilling's Beat Tea package includes a booklet titled bet How To Make Good Tea. The text presents a simple instructional tease about brewing tea and the included guide.
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Schilling
Old Crow Bourbon and Mount Vernon at Bannock Bar
A note lists Old Crow bourbon and Mount Vernon Kentucky at the Bannock Bar. No additional context or details provided.
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Old Crow
Bourbon
Mount Vernon
Bannock Bar
Stabbing of Greek Premier intra Chamber of Deputies
Premier Ire yannis was stabbed in the stomach and seriously wounded in Athens as he ascended the Chamber of Deputies stairs. A rambler named Gherakaris rushed from concealment, inflicted the wound, and was arrested.
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Athens
Greece
Ireyannis
Gherakaris
Chamber of Deputies
Volcanic Activity Rises at Mont Pelee in Martinique
June reports from Fort de France describe Mont Pelee showing renewed activity with dense smoke over White River valley and luminous bursts at the dome. A dome collapse and mud outflow followed by a 1,000 yard smoke plume near Leprechur marked ongoing unrest after a brief flare.
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Fort de France
Martinique
Mont Pelee
White River
Leprechur
Lepreehur
Two Days in Idaho Instead of Only One
Los Angeles dispatch reports the congressional irrigation party will spend two days in Idaho to visit Boise-Payette Minideka Twin Falls and Shoshone Falls projects. The group has toured Texas New Mexico Arizona and California with generous city and irrigation interest hospitality.
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Los Angeles
Congressional Irrigation Party
Idaho
Boise-Payette
Minideka
Twin Falls
Shoshone Falls
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Patrick case nears execution date after appeal denial
The Court of Appeals refused a stay of execution for Albert Patrick, convict in the William Marsh Rice murder, allowing a motion for reargument. The court will set a date for execution within three days.
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Albany, Jane
Court of Appeals
Albert T. Patrick
Willam Marsh Rice
Pocatello and Salt Lake League Meet Tonight at 6
The Pocatello Baseball team and the Salt Lake League team play at the base ball park at six this evening. It will be worth everyone’s money to attend as the game is called at six o'clock sharp.
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Pocatello
Salt Lake League
Tito
Jews Fired on Troops in Eastern Tow n
Outbreak at Msi Litovak pits Jews against army reserve forces bound for the far east. Soldiers loot provisions while Jews defend property. troops fire back. The town remains under military occupation as rumors of a general strike trigger a street-curfew proclamation.
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Msi Litovak
Far East
Rebekah District Meeting Held In This City
The Rebekah district opened with one session at 1 1/2 a.m. and another at 2 p.m. in the I O O F hall, ending with a social at Wedekind hall. Frances Crosson was guest, with a full program of readings vocal solos and by law discussions witness to a well attended event.
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Rebekah
Wedekind
Frances Crosson
Wedekind Hall
Florence Harvey
Rebekahs
Salt Lake Bees Take Narrow 5–4 Win Over Pocatello
In a fast paced game the Salt Lake team edged Pocatello 5 to 4 as eight errors kept the visitors from a shutout. Kennedy yielded seven hits while Durham allowed seven. Durim pitched well for Salt Lake with Doc West umpiring. The two teams meet again at 6 o'clock this evening with Salt Lake aiming to level the series.
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Sast Lake
Pocatello
Salt Lake League
Pacific National
Leigie
Kennedy
Durham
Capt Reilly
Poestello
Salt Lake
Doc” West
Petal
Thornton
Baird
Fredell
Thompson
Carhey
Jane
Geft
Fuller
Carney
Doc. West
Smallpox Epidemic Closes Institutions in Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Michigan June 13 all schools and churches closed due to alarming spread of smallpox. City reports seventy five cases fueling fears of a dangerous epidemic.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Chicago Wheat Futures Markets Report
Chicago wheat quotations show near term contracts for June and November with slight gains and price increments around $1.00 to $1.02 per bushel. July bids indicate volatility around mid eighty six to eighty seven cents.
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Chicago
Tea and coffee debate in a Knowledge Book rite
A fragment notes a discussion about tea and coffee enjoyment within a Knowledge Book led by A Schilling & Company and Sam Vranaisce. The text hints at questions of taste and ritual, with no clear event or outcome.
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A Schilling & Company
Sam Vranaisce
Arnica Salve Sold At Mrs A L Cook's Drug Store
A remote family stockpiles Tucklen's Arnica Salve to treat burns cuts and wounds after accidents as supplies run low in the household.
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Tuck
Len
Mra. A. L. Cook
Water Use Rule Follows Fire Alarm Closure
Notice to water consumers regulates city water use with taps and hydrants to be closed immediately after a fire term sound and kept closed until the fire ends. Ordinance No. 60 imposes penalties up to one hundred dollars for violations issued by Pocatello Water Co. Superintendent Geo. Winter dated June 9, 1906.
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Jane
Pocatello Water CO
Eagles Seek Hood Trio After Challenge Warned
Local bulletin warns Attlers and hooded figures after threats, with sports slang calling for vigilance as the Eagles respond to notations of a challenge and pursuit by a group described as hood, horns, and others.
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Attlers
Hood
Horns
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Ollie Grane
Ldewin
A. E. Zener
Susie Peake
Solo
Priscilla King
Mabel Purkey
Reading
Jennie Rice
Salt Lakers
Salt Lake Boys
George Fredell
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Martenders
Sault Lakes
Karr
Crow
Porrey
Rated
B. Predell
Pitetler
Mula
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Abril
Seesipoa
Stickney
Haynes
Carnes
Ian F
Wright
O'Brien
Riley
Ramady
P. Tees
G. Fredell
Reuf
S . Kaar
Cr Ase
Poller
C . Baird
I ‘Tompson
Crowe
L. P
UJ Kennedy
Grand Rapids
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