Date Set for Peace Plenipotentiaries Reach Washington
Reports say President Roosevelt approved the Russian plan for a peace conference date. Japanese envoy Otogiri may travel to Washington in August to join plenipotentiaries. Negotiations proceed slowly with no fixed timetable and timing under consideration in St. Petersburg and Tokyo.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Max. Moyer
St. Petersburg
London
Morning Post
Shanghai
Otogbiri
Russia
Foreign Office
Nelidorf
Paris
Tokio
Meyer
Isolated Attacks Continue After Lodz Unrest
In Lodz Poland June 21 fighting with strikers waned but isolated attacks persisted. Cossacks shot and killed a Jewish family of five near a railway station and a cabman. At Paijminiac workers wounded one policeman and killed another. A large exodus, with twelve thousand already departing, crowded trains.
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Lodz
Russian Poland
Beluty
Paijminiac
Alexieff in High Disfavor Amid Imperial Changes
In St. Petersburg on June 24 reports say the viceroy of the Far East and Grand Duke Alexis have fallen from favor after June 21 imperial actions. Admiral Alexios is named to the Empire's council and remains aide to the emperor while broader reforms suggest a crackdown on Manchurian ventures. Rumors of Grand Duke Alexis's death sentence by terrorists circulate following January disturbances.
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St. Petersburg
Vic
Far
Aleslos
Council of the Empire
Alexwir
Grand Duke
Alexis
Alexielf
R Committee
Jann
Thirty Persons Drowned in Vigo River Disaster
A capsizing of a bark arriving from Portugal caused a flotilla tragedy on the Minho River near Cambiha. Thirty persons drowned when the vessel overturned while navigating the river that empties into the Alfac into. Local authorities report the incident occurred yesterday, with many victims presumed to be sailors aboard the craft.
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Vigo
Spain
Cambiha
Portugal
Lake Shore offers 2000 dollar reward for wreck arrest
The Lake Shore railway company offered a reward of 2000 dollars for the arrest of the person or persons responsible for the wreck of the Twentieth Century Limited at Mentor last Wednesday night.
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Lake Shore
Cleveland
Lake Shorea Railway Company
Mentor
Jerome Starts After Equitable Investigation
New York District Attorney Jerome has begun an inquiry into the Banltable Life Assurance Society. He telegramed to Insurance Superintendent Henricks requesting official copies of his report for immediate review. He gave no statement on potential actions.
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Jerome
Equitable
New York
Life Assurance Society
Esterday
Henricks
Never Hoyor A Thought That Won't Bear Your Good Repulte
A fragmented line appears in a historical paper fragment, expressing frustration or admonition about an action or behavior. The readable text hints at personal reflection or social judgment without clear context or dates.
Polish City in Turmoil as Barricades Rise and Fire Rages
In Polgh City disruption continues after reinforcements arrive but fighting eases. Officials report hundreds killed or wounded as mobs loot liquor shops, torch buildings, and clash with troops. Civilians suffer amid arrests, shootings, and funerals held quietly in surrounding villages.
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Lotz
Taluty
Lady
Alxteen
Mar- Kel
Miliney
Negro Shot to Death Near Riverside in Nashville
June 21 report from Nashville says Simon Ford, an African American man who assaulted a white woman near Riverside, was seized by a mob of about fifty men at Hohenwild and shot dead. Ford, wounded, admitted guilt after arrest and identified by his victim before dying, requested a swift end and did not plead for life.
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Nashville
Tenn
Simon Ford
Riverside
Hohenwild
Ford
Lifelong friends testimony on Oregon senator and land fraud case
The trial centers on Judge Tanner’s testimony about his partner Senator John H. Mitchell of Oregon. He describes a December trip to Kalama and a confrontation over books and bribes tied to land frauds. Tanner recalls discussing destroying books and altering shipper fee agreements to aid Mitchell.
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Portland
Ore
John HH
Mitchell
United States
Oregon
Tanner
Distaulet
Heney
Judge Tanner
Kalama
Washington
Indise
Minger Hermann
Frank C. Baker
Republican State Central Committee
Kribs
Banner
Report faults Equitable leadership in state inquiry findings
Albany June 22. The investigation into the Equitable Life Assurance Society critiques management and the new trust stock voting setup. It accuses James W. Alexander and James H. Hyde of fund manipulation while exonerating Gage E. Tarbell and condemns the Mercantile Safe Deposit Co as a drain.
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Albany
Francis Hendricks
State Insurance Department
Higgins
Equitable Life Assurance Society
New York
Thomas I. Ryan
James W. Alexander
James H. Lyde
Gage E. Tarbell
Mercantile Safe Deposit Company
Henry B. Hyde
Equitable
James H. Hyde
Hay Back at Desk After Abroad Absence
Secretary Hay returned to Washington and met with the president after a prolonged absence abroad. He was at the state department yesterday handling a large backlog of correspondence and plans a short visit home to Bonpunire before resuming duties.
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Washington
Hay
State Department
Bompunire
Fastest Train in the World Derailed at Mentor
The Twentieth Century Limited of the Lake Shore line wrecked at Mentor Ohio. Nineteen killed or injured as the engine and cars piled into the depot after a switch was opened. A boy of about fourteen suspected. investigators await confirmation. Medical teams from nearby towns assisted at the scene.
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Cleveland
Twentieth Century Limited
Mentor
New York
Chicago
Mentor Station
Lille
Lake Shore Road
Spear
Abe
D.C. Moon
Lake Shore
Morolani
Collinwood
Ashtabula
Painesville
Nicholas Nicholaievitch Named President of Defense Council
In St. Petersburg on June 24 Emperor Nicholas confirmed the appointment of Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch, second cousin to the Emperor, as president of the council of national defense.
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Nicholaievitch
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Nicholas Nicholaievitch
Council of National Defense
Fatal clash in Warsaw as troops clash with socialists
In Russian Poland two people died and 36 were wounded after a confrontation between troops and socialists in Lecs. A parade of about two thousand socialists with red flags faced Cossacks who halted the march, tensions erupted, and the Cossacks charged with drawn swords. Disturbances spread to a factory near Baluty, cut off from Lodz.
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Warsaw
Russian Poland
Lecs
Baluty
Lodz
Tent Treatment for Tuberculous Insane at Ward's Island
A report by A W Macdonald and L L B M Dy describes a four decade hospital tent program at Manhattan State Hospital East isolating active tuberculosis patients in tents. The study covers winter and summer use, fire safety, water supply, diet, and the observed benefits including lower death rates and weight gain, with improved mental health and few protests from patients or families. The authors argue the approach challenges the belief that tuberculous insanity requires removal from home and suggests potential for wider use.
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A. W. Macdonald
Manhattan State Hospital
East
Directory of
United States
Canada
Chat
Uberal Ag
Ward’s Island
Ward's Island
New York
Healthful Recipey Soup Cream Barley Entree Savory Lentils
Mixed recipe notes describe barley soup with cream or egg yolk, savory lentils baked with a tile cream and nut meal, cream tomato sauce, and lettuce with a lemon butter dressing. Includes instructions for barley liquor, lentil prep, and dressing preparation.
Spring Pageant Delayed Yet Promised Joyful, Floral Display
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a spring pageant with patience and joy, noting birds and flowers prepared to perform. Mentions may include names such as Buch wa, Tui, and Maltland, with hints of a planned event and overall festive tone.
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