Peace conference likely at The Hague for Russo Japanese war
Washington reports the Russian reply to Roosevelt note aligns with prior assurances. Belligerents prefer secrecy about the exact terms, with The Hague seen as the probable site for a peace conference. The Sea of Japan battle narrative highlights Russian confusion and losses, including Captain Berkh aboard the Os lamba, as many heroes remain unnamed.
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Russia
Japan
Roosevelt
Paris
London
Hague
Toga
Rojestvensky
Tojestvensky
Berkh
Oslavba
Peace prospect boosts activity on the Bourse
In St Petersburg on June 13 the belief that peace will be arranged keeps traders optimistic with business fairly boomed on the Bourse as the day closes.
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St. Petersburg
Russian securities rise to multi month high on Paris course
In Paris on June 13 investors pushed Russian government securities to their highest price in many months as trading progressed on the course.
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Paris
sensational interview sheds light on Russian fleet disaster
Vladivostok reports from AP correspondent detail why the Baltic squadron failed in the Sea of Japan battle. Officers misread commands, airship signals guided moves, and gunnery training was poor. Ships suffered structural flaws, hampered by disunity and heavy seas before ammunition ran out.
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Vladivostok
Associated Press
Sea of Japan
Kalaz Souvarov
Rorestvensky
Admiral Neboeatet
Rojestvensky
Madagascar
Moe
Oslabya
Alexander III
Kndaz Sou
Vladimir Monomach
Gushakeff
Seniavin
Fitzsimmons Fight Off As Forfeit Not Posted
Salt Lake City June 13 promoters failed to post the required two thousand dollar forfeit for the July 3 bout between Fitzsimmons and Mike Schreck. Fitzsimmons declares the fight off and plans to leave the city for the east.
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Salt Lake
Fitzsimmons
Mike Schreck
Gardner and O'Keefe Fight 20-Round Draw
Jimmy Gardner of Lowell Massachusetts and Jack O'Keefe of Chicago fought a 20 round draw at the Salt Palace. The bout featured sparring with Gardner advancing more, the final round produced a decisive exchange. O'Keefe opened a gash over Gardners eye and drew blood early, with referee Willard Bean ruling a draw.
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Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Mass
Jack O'Keefe
Chicago
The
Salt Palace
Gardner
O'Keefe
O' Keefe
Willard Bean
O Keefe
Train service resumes after tunnel pumping in New York
The Big Tunnel was pumped out and service resumed after a thirty six hour suspension. It is estimated twenty five million gallons of water were removed from the tunnel before tracks were cleared.
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New York
Archduke Joseph Dies Known as Hungarian Archduke
Archduke Joseph of Austria died today in Vienna. Born in 1833, he was deeply loved by the people of Hungary and widely known as the Hungarian Archduke.
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Vienna
Archduke Joseph of
Austria
Joseph
Hungary
Yellow Fever Reports Rise on Isthmian Canal Zone
Governor Magoone reports ten new yellow fever cases and one death among Americans on the Isthmian canal zone as of June 13.
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Washington
Magoone
Isthmian Canal Zone
Kane the Sole Agent for Chase Ranbora Brands
Kane the grocer operates as the exclusive selling agent for Chase and Ranbora teas and coffees in Pocatello. Customers are assured of obtaining genuine brands by buying from him.
Kane Promoted as Exclusive Chase & Sanborn Agent in Pocatello
Kane the Grocer is advertised as the sole selling agent in Pocatello for Chase & Sanborn teas and coffees. The notice urges customers to buy genuine articles from Kane’s.
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Kane
Pocatello
Chase & Sanborn
John Driscoll Signals Grand Jury Testimony On Labor Strikes
Chicago June report states John Driscoll former secretary of the Associated Teaming Interests of Chicago will testify before the grand jury with documentary evidence. He claims he settled over four hundred strikes using money with libel officials to serve employers' aims, asserting his role as an expert facilitating settlements across multiple Chicago industries.
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Chicuee
John ©. Driscoll
Asseecifoed
Chicago
Grand Jury
Driscoll
A Hero of Gettysburg Colville Found Dead at Home
Colonel William Colville of Redwing who led the First Minnesota at Gettysburg was found dead in his bed at the Minneapolis Soldiers' Home. He survived Gettysburg with seven wounds among 264 men who charged. only 43 returned alive and uninjured.
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William Colville
Minneapolis
Minn
Redwing
Chettysburg
Colville
Two Bombs Found in Public School
Pittsburg June 18 Two bombs were found on the premises of the Spring Held public school by the janitor. No reason can be given for selecting the school as the target of any attempted outrage. There are several Russian families nearby many of whom are said to be intensely anarchistic regarding Russia.
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Pittsburg
Russia
Taft Delivers Diplomas at West Point Graduation
West Point June 13. The first class of 114 graduates received diplomas from Secretary of War Taft. Present were Lieutenant General Miles, retired, and Lieutenant General Chaffee. General Chaffee addressed the graduates.
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West Point
Taft
Miles
Chaffee
Senator Mitchell Faces Trial on Public Gain Charge
In Portland Oregon on June 13 the trial of U.S. Senator Mitchell for using his public office for private gain was set to begin next Tuesday. Judge John J. Dehaven overruled the defendant's demurrer and fixed the date.
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Portlad
Ore
United States
Mitchell
John J. Dehaven
Greene and Gaynor Win Appeal Delay on Extradition Quest
Montreal report says Judge Hall granted Greene and Gaynor permission to appeal to the supreme court from the extradition commitment to the United States. The ruling will delay the extradition process by at least six months.
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Montreal
Hall
Greene
Gaynor
Supreme Court
United States
Well known Seattle Man Dies in New York
Seattle, June 13. Judge Henry Struve, one of Seattle's best known citizens, died in New York today after a brief illness. He is ear the
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Seattle
New York
Henry Struve
Ear the
How To Make Good Tea Kit in Each Schilling’s Best Package
A package of Schilling's Best Tea includes a book let titled How To Make Good Tea detailing easy steps. The booklet promises guidance for brewing a satisfactory pot and outlines two possible approaches: do it or don't.
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Schilling
Old Crow at Bannock Bar Mount Vernon Eye-nothing
A short fragment notes Old Crow bourbon and Mount Vernon at Bannock Bar. Limited readable text mentions a drink brand and a location with no additional context or details.
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Old Crow
Bourbon
Mount Vernon Eye
Bannock Bar
Stabbing of Greek Premier by Assassin in Athens
In Athens on June 13 Premier Desyannis was stabbed in the stomach by a man named Gherakaris as he walked up the deputies' staircase. The assailant was arrested and the wounded statesman was taken to a hospital in serious condition.
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Athens
Greece
Desyannis
Gherakaris
Activity In Mont Pelee Volcano Resurges In Martinique
June reports from Fort de France describe renewed volcanic activity at Mont Pelee with dense smoke plumes and luminous dome activity. A June 3 burst sent cinders toward Leprechur, while mud outflow and a new dome collapse occurred around June 10, followed by renewed calm.
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Martinique
Mont Pelee
White River
Leprechur
Lince
Two Days in Idaho Added to Congressional Irrigation Tour
The congressional irrigation party will spend two days in Idaho instead of one to visit the Hoise-Payette Minidoka Twin Falls projects and Shoshone Falls. Earlier Texas New Mexico Arizona and California visits featured hospitable canal companies and landowners hosting the group.
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Los Angeles
Congressional Irrigation Party
Idaho
Hoise-Payette
Minidoka
Twin Falls
Shoshone Falls
Texas
New Mexic
Arizona
California
Patrick execution date set after appeals denial
Albany June 13 The Court of Appeals Malay refused a stay of execution for Albert T Patrick to allow a motion for re argument in the murder of William Marsh Rice. The court will fix the date of execution within the next three days.
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Albany
Court of Appeals Malay
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Pocatello and Salt Lake League Play At Six Tonight
The Pocatello Base Ball team and the Salt Lake League team meet at the base ball park at six o clock this evening. The game will be called at six o clock sharp. It promises good value for money and a full turnout is urged.
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Pocatello
Loase Bell
Jews Fire on Troops in Brest-Litowak Riots
Rioting in Brest-Litowak pits Jews against army reserves. Troops loot stores while Jews defend property, with soldiers returning fire. The town is under military occupation and a citywide order bans street gatherings amid rumors of a general strike.
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Warsaw
Brest-Litowak
Far East
Rebekahs Hold District Meeting In Local Hall
The Rebekah District met in the T O O F hall with two sessions at 10 am and 2 pm then a social at Wedekind hall. Frances Crosson was guest of honor and led talks while Miss Susie Peake and Miss Florence Harvey performed. The program included by laws readings, prayers, and district arrangements for next meeting.
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Rebekah
Wedekind
Frances Crosson
Selo
Susie Peake
Priscilla King
Mabel
Wedekind Hall
Florence Harvey
Rebekahs
Smallpox Epidemic Closes Grand Rapids Schools and Churches
Grand Rapids Mieh June 18 All schools and churches here have been closed due to an alarming spread of smallpox now totaling seventy five cases in the city.
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Grand Rapids
Mieh
Chicago Wheat Quotes and Futures Snapshot
Chicago Wheat notes on June 13 show No. 2 red at 1.90 with July futures at 86 percent and 687 implied figures. Market observers track price shifts across the board as traders weigh supply and demand signals.
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Chicago
Tea and Coffee Enjoyment in Our Knowledge Book
A brief note on how people drink tea and coffee and question whether pleasure accompanies consumption. A Schilling & Company presents this reflection in a concise, period-voice style.
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Schilling & Conpany
Sam Francince
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Sold At Local Drug Store
Rural families stock Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for injuries from accidents and burns. Mrs. A. L. Cook’s drug store advertises it as the best on earth at 25 cents.
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Bucklen
A. L. Cook
Water rule notice for fire alarm closures
Water consumers are notified to close all taps and hydrants immediately after a fire alarm and keep them closed until the fire is extinguished. City Ordinance No 60 imposes a penalty up to one hundred dollars per violation. Pocatello Water Co. by Geo Winter Supt. Dated June 9, 1905.
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Pocatello Water CO
Geo. Winter
Salt Lake and Pocatello Rival in One-Run Baseball Spiel
The Salt Lake league club edged Pocatello 5 to 4 in a tight game marked by eight errors. Kennedy allowed seven hits while Durham pitched well for Salt Lake and Reilly impressed at third. A second game is scheduled for 6 p m with both teams hoping for another close contest and Salt Lake’s George Fredell stealing home as a highlight.
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Pocatello
Pocatiello
Leinguers
Kennedy
Durham
Capt Reilly
Peters
Doc” West
Gould
Tam
Ara Theareneh
Thornton
Baird
Eagles Seek Hooded Antlered Challenge
In a bold message the Eagles warn of pursuing a hooded, horned adversary. The call emphasizes vigilance for a skirmish or stunt involving antlers and a masked opponent. No further details are provided.
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