Sinking of British ship St Kilda and Russo Japanese notes stir world shipping
A Singapore report claims the British steamship St Kilda was sunk by the Russian auxiliary cruiser Dnieper in the China Sea after crews and mails were removed for contraband. In Washington, Cassini briefed Roosevelt on Russia’s reply to peace talks with Japan, with uncertainty over venue and timing. Reports from Saigon and St. Petersburg cover naval movements, neutralities, and the shifting stance of involved powers amid the Far East crisis.
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Singapore
St. Kilda
China Sea
Nervous Prostration Women and a Remedy Ad
An exhortation on nervous prostration in women links unstable nerves to menstrual and reproductive health. The piece endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with testimonials from Mrs. M F Shotwell of Brooklyn claiming relief after years of illness and multiple doctors.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
M. FB. Shotwell
Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Sam
Global and Domestic Briefs Echo Coastal Tensions and Local Affairs
A scattered digest notes German fortification plans at Kino Chou as part of a broader Pacific strategy. British and US stance on a Moroccan conference remains cautious. Port town expo, Boise postmaster salary rise, and a tragic New Mexico murder‑suicide shock the region. Idaho wedding news and nearby forest reserve proclamation wrap the notices.
Washington to Host Russian Japanese Peace Conference
Washington was chosen as the site for the peace talks between Russia and Japan. President Roosevelt announced that after failing to agree on Chefoo or Paris, both governments requested Washington as the meeting place. The decision followed French influence and mutual acceptance by Russia and Japan.
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Roosevelt
Chefoo
Paris
Hague
Japanese Foreign Minister Taka hara meeting at White House
Washington reports Minister Taka hara of Japan met with the President for ninety minutes and declined to reveal talk details. No decision on the peace conference venue was announced, with European powers pressing Japan to reduce war indemnity demands. Roosevelt is said to be involved.
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Count Cassini
White House
Washington
United States
Dolliver
Down
Sweden
Norway
Takahira
Japan
Roosevelt
Valdosta
W. L. Carter
Japan Signals Moderation in Peace Negotiations
A report claims Japan may moderate its demands to aid peace talks. It is said Russia paying a peace indemnity of a billion dollars would hurt Russian finances and likely unsettles Western finances. Japan has not stated precise terms.
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Reichstag
Germany
Navy Department
Japan
Don Sinks German Steamer Tetarton En Route to Tien Tsin
London reports the Russian auxiliary cruiser Don fired on and sank the German steamer Tetarton on May 30. Tetarton was sailing from a Japanese port to Tien Tsin with a cargo of railroad ties when sunk.
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Don
Tien Tsin
Pleni Potentiaries Talk Peace as Russia Japan Nees Accord
Paris dispatch reports a Japanese secretary in Paris optimistic that a meeting of plenipotentiaries with Russia may yield peace. He notes Russia understands the general terms and must be ready to negotiate, viewing Roosevelt's mediation as key to avoiding a direct affront.
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Japan
Russia
Roosevelt
Windsor Wedding of Princess Margaret and Gustave Adolphus
Windsor hosts a royal wedding with Princess Margaret of Connaught marrying Gustave Adolphus of Sweden under King Edward’s direction. European nobility attend as a simple Church of England service is held in Windsor.
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Sweden
Edward
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Storthing
Oscar
National German Baptist Brethren Conference Concludes
The four day session of the national German Baptist brethren conference ends in Flora Indiana. Leaders debated key issues including a controversial question on per sonal matters and church practice.
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Flora
Ind
National Conference of the
Old German Baptist Brethren
Per
Fourth of July Committee Plans Big Day In Poca Tel o
A local Fourth of July committee reports the event will be the biggest day the town has seen. The general committee named marshals for the day and committees for sunrise salutes directives, fire team contests, tug of war, and the platform. Notables listed include Mayor W. H. Cleare, Judge D. W. Standrod, and editor Geo. N. Tift among others, with arrangements for an Indian dance barbecue Japanese athletics and a baseball game.
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Geo
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E. W. Geisler
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Whittlesey
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Hen Joseph
Richard Hoagland
Wm Jones
Joe Shaw
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Jaden Airshie
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Geo. N. Tift
N. P. Nielson
F T. Jones
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F. S. Dietrich
Donald Lowrie
D. W. Churenh
Tion
Hendricks
Jake I. Myersami
John von Frosky
W. Cleave
M. V. Moore
A. F Oabhiweil
A. W. Fisher
H. B. Kinport
W. BE. Trapp
A. W. Service
Geo. Fredell
J. BR. Trist
Jax
CL McNichols
Om the Works
Center Street
A. T. Marshall
L. Cleveland
Telephone ban in Montgom ery group amid home use concerns
Foreman Michael Montgomery ordered members to prohibit telephone use in direly homes and to remove any member currently using a phone. The decision aims to curb misuse and preserve resources.
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Michael Montgomery
State Land Board Advances Twin Falls Carey Act Rulings
The State Land Board ruled on Twin Falls land contests under the Carey act in Cassia county. Decisions cancelled or sustained entries across four locators, adjusting rights where land lay both below and above the low line canal. Authority to improve Gold creek navigation referred to the attorney general, with final Carey act proofs to be set by the board.
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