Peace offer to gear decision is with Nicholas
St Petersburg reports that President Roosevelt has offered good offices to mediate peace. Ambassador Meyer sought guidance from Count Cassini as officials weigh the plan and uncertain chances of acceptance. Indemnity remains the main hurdle, with war factions urging continued conflict and a costly indemnity as a barrier to peace.
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Lamadorff
Clar
St Petersburg
Foreign Office
United States
Pear Party
Hussias Oledged
Japan
Kawalas
Russie
France
William
Grand Duke
Michael
Berlin
Lansdowne
Edward
Great Britain
Benkendorf
Nicholas’ Miniatera
Theas
Meyer
Roosevelt
Count Casetol
Lam
Health Office Record Entry Fragment
Fragmentary health office note lists Beasie Paynze 2827 Ya ave, Francis Pletds en route to Emer Hos 4876 Little Lider Providence Hospital, age 33. Mon Mebane 1208 Fla ave, 29, laren G Tate 416 uh ne, 3 years, Emmett Thampeon Providence Hospital 28, Clement West 310 Q go Et years.
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Francis
Emer Hos
Little Lider Providence Hospital
Ps Mon Mebane
Fla Ave Co
Laren
G_Tate
Emmett Thampeon Providence Hospital
Clement West
Notice of Marriage and Death Notices In The Waalington Fest
Notice states that marriage and death notices inserted in The Waalington Fest will appear upon application with minimal courtesy and no extra emergence for other insertions or telegraphing in morning newspapers including The New York Times Boston Globe Salt Lake Tribune Chicago Tribune Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald Buffalo Republic and Saint Paul Pioneer Press Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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New York
Boston Globe
Bt Sal Colrier Cin Unnati Enquirer
ACO Recond-Herald
Philadelthia Public Ledger
Pi’sburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
Loss Republic
Blraclse Post Standard
ST Pau
Peace Prospects Dim as Powers Discuss Mediation
The article reports that prospects for peace between Japan and Russia remain distant. It details general talks at the White House with the Russian Ambassador, repeated statements of no concrete peace basis, and ongoing efforts by Germany and the United States to mediate. Baron von Sternburg and Emperor William are cited as pushing Washington to initiate talks, while Takahira notes little new progress and stresses Russia must take the first step.
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Associated Press
Rojestven
Sky
Russia
United States
National Assembly
Zemsky
Boungin Commission
Japan
White House
Count Cassini
Korean
Washington
William
Felson
Baron von Sternburg
Kaiser
Thia
Roosevelt
Rojestvensky
New York
China
Deen
Germany
Assurangea
Takahira
Petersburg
Turan
Pokal Ira
Ruesian
Moscow
Reform Party
M. Shipov
Medécime
Council of Ministers
Piiic
Japan Sea
BOV
Arnars
Peace Move at Pittsburg Proposes Immediate Steps
Pittsburg peace advocates plan early action to end war between Russia and Japan. Rev. Dr J Leonard Levy of Eighth Street Temple will represent the group in negotiations. Levy meets the Japanese Ambassador in Washington next Tuesday and then travels to Japan to present their petition to the Miksho.
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Pittsburg
Pictabure Peace Society
Russia
Japan
J. Leonard Levy
Eighth Street Temple
Rabbi Levy
Miksho
Washington
Czar Decides For War Question Of Intervention
A Boactal Cable dispatch to The Washington Post reports the Czar intends to continue the war, resisting peace efforts despite Russian naval losses. It notes plans to mobilize 20,000 Manchuria troops, build a larger fleet, and seeks foreign pressure from Britain, France, and the United States to urge peace at the earliest moment. Roosevelt is named as a potential leader in diplomacy.
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Japan Sea
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Admiralty
Sffora
Manchuria
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Admiralty Council
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Port Arthur
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Linovitch
Peres
Weska
Japan
Romanoff
Roosevelt
Great Britain
France
United States
Washington Post
Tokyo
Navy Department
C@kine Island
Sea of Japan
Transporta
Peace move urged to save czar and end war
The piece argues President Roosevelt should initiate an international peace effort to halt Russia’s advance and avert a ruinous war. It notes discreet diplomacy may involve Germany and warns the Kaiser could hinder progress by delaying any settlement, while urging immediate action by the United States.
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Mixado
Ispan
Vladivostok
Roonevelt
Lst
Germany
Admiral Rojestvensky Captured After Morning Surrender
Tokyo reports that Vice Admiral Rojestvensky was taken aboard the Bedovi after Japanese torpedo boat destroyers Kasumi Usugumo Sazanami and Kagero found the Russian ship. The Russians, wounded and low on supplies, requested parole but faced possible execution if recaptured. Rojestvensky rests well as ships head to Sasebo for further disposition.
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Sazananil
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Kagerov
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Atall
Rojestvenaky
Sozanami
Bedovi
Sazanami
Akashi
Aseb
Rojestvensky Ia
Tsu Islands
Oslabya
Vladivostok
Japan's War Sacrifice Estimated Losses At 190000
Cable dispatch from Tokyo on June 8 reports exact totals for Japanese deaths and wounds up to the siege of Port Arthur, excluding Helkantal and Mukden battles. Official rites were held for fallen sailors and soldiers, with estimates placing Japanese casualties around 190,000 to that date and implying huge Russian losses as well.
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Bpeotal
Washington Pont
Tokyo
Japan
Port Arthur
Helkantal
Mukden
Heikantal
Japan to Enlarge Army to Potential One Million Men
Special dispatch from Tokyo reports imperial ordinances expanding Japan's active forces. Once wartime expansion completes, estimates indicate Japan could field up to 1,000,000 soldiers, far exceeding earlier German predictions of 50,000 and previous peacetime pools.
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Washington
Japan
Death of Dr Thomas Richey eminent General Theological professor
In New York June 2 emeritus professor Dr Thomas Richey of the General Theological Seminary died aged seventy four. Born in Ireland he served the Epicropal Church in the United States as rector of Mt Calvary Baltimore and later taught ecclesiastical history at Seabury and the General Theological Seminary. He was an author of religious works. The report also notes the death in New Orleans of Douglas M Kilpatrick former U S sub treasurer and carnival leader aged sixty one after civil war service with the Washington artillery.
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General Theological Seminary
New York
Thomas Richey
Richey
Ireland
United States
Mt. Calvary Church
Baltimore
Seabury Divinity School
Faribault, Mina
Faribault
New Orleans
Douglas M. Kilpatrick
Washington Artillery
Russians at Mantla continued in war
The United States debates actions if Russian cruisers claim French ownership to justify access to coal and supplies. Officials weigh international law breaches, internment options, and possible dismantling under Admiral Train’s orders as Manila hosts the vessels and wounded from the ongoing conflict.
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United States
Admirrsi Ro-restvensky
China
Iwate
Jemtchug
Lena
Internment Probable For Missing Russian Cruisers
In Manila, June sightings of three Russian cruisers relieve Admiralty anxiety. No data yet on disarmament or return voyage. Outcomes hinge on ship damage and Japan's pursuit. naval officers deem internment likely and a Vladivostok return impractical.
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St. Petersburg
Manila
Admiralty
Rofestvensky
Vladivostok
Russia
Togo
Pacific Ocean
Suez Canal
Sailors mutiny reports surface as Russian fleet surrenders
In St. Petersburg on June 3 word circulated that naval ammunition aboard Rear Admiral Nebogatoff’s ships was exhausted upon surrender, a condition allowed by Russian law. Debate continues over whether the peacocks should have been opened or the ships sunk, amid reports of mutiny off Madagascar and executions ordered by Admiral Rozestvansky.
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St. Petersburg
Admiralty
Madagascar
Rojestvansky
Finger Prints Betray Blood Stains On Money Box
Alfred Stratton and Albert Stratton were committed for trial for the murder of Mr and Mrs Farrow at Deptford. Witness Joel Collins of Scotland Yard described preserving finger marks on the cash box and noted eleven points of agreement with a print by Alfred Stratton. Police recovered masks and buried money linked to the case as the magistrate ordered the prisoners held for trial.
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London
Alfred
Albert Stratton
Mra. Farrow
Deptford
Joel Collins
Scotland ‘Yard
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Crutchett
Criminal Investigation Department
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Coline
Budden
Scotland Yard A
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Gall
Waterav
Mitchell urges eight hour day in miners speech
Scranton Pa June 8 President John Mitchell head of the United Mine Workers speaks in the anthracite region urging an eight hour day and a signed agreement to be in force when the current pact expires May 31 1906.
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Scranton
Moosie
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Immere
Swamp-Root claims cure for kidney and bladder troubles
An advertisement promotes Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a famed kidney and bladder remedy. It lists symptoms such as pain, dizziness, headaches, and urinary issues, claiming the product cures kidney and uric acid troubles. Readers are urged to request a free pamphlet and bottle, with address in Binghamton, New York.
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Kilmer
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Sunday Post
Adele Binghamton
Russian Army Reaches Manchuria Enforcing Linevitch Advance
In Manchuria reinforcements for Lieut. Gen. Linevitch begin moving without pause as travelers report trains fully loaded with troops from Harbin. Japanese movement shifts northwest along the Kao River valley. The Manchurian Messenger prints dispatch about the Almaz arriving at Vladivostok and destruction of Russian ships near Tea Island.
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Linevitch
Rt. Petersburg
Manchuria
Harbin
Godzyadani
Kao
Linovitch
Almaz
Vladisvostok
Tey Islan
Seamless China Matting Sale With Various Patterns
Advertisement notes multiple seamless Chinese matting options in patterns such as plaids and stripes. Mentions prices around $3.50 to $6.00 and references quantities and rolls. Text is garbled but indicates a sale of matting with various styles and sizes.
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Pretty
Brien
China
Japanese and American Fiber Matting Rugs Sale Prices
An antique page lists various fiber matting and Japanese damask rugs with sizes from 18 by 36 inches to 9 by 12 feet. Prices range from 0.49 to 12.00 dollars with Worth discounts noted for multiple sizes and patterns. Includes Oriental patterns and wool and fiber rugs with marked Worth prices.
A Rare Bargain in Rugs on Sale
Kashmir Rugs reversible and seamless offered at greatly reduced prices. Handsomest cotton summer rugs available in sizes from 6 ft by 9 ft 6 in to 12 ft by 12 ft and 12 ft by 35 ft. Sale prices listed: $9.75, $13.95, $17.25.
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Kashmir
Wool and Smyrna Rugs on Sale Prices
Textile store lists wool, Smyrna, velvet rugs with sale prices across sizes. Includes royal Wilton options and various runner dimensions with reduced rates, highlighting big discounts on 26 to 54 inch mats and larger room rugs.
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Smyrna
Chinese Alarmed Over Special Cable Dispute at Woosung
Report from Shanghai states China frets as Japanese consul presses for internment of eight Russian collier crews at Woosung. Chinese prepare quarters for detainees amid threats of naval enforcement by Vice Admiral Kamimura. Indication that Japan may send ships to secure compliance.
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Washington Post
Shanghai
Woosung
Japan
Kamimura
Collers
Vladivostok Threatened as Japanese Flotilla Advances
Eyedal Cable dispatch to The Washington Pool reports Vladivostok likely to be besieged as the Japanese fleet readies for the River Amur maneuver. The admiralty has been informed of the impending action and allied responses are anticipated.
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Washington Pool
Petersborg
Vladivostok
Admiralty
Amur
Eokads
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