Reform in Equitable Executive Committee Reorganized
New York June 7 resolutions at a directors meeting urge reform in the Equitable Life Assurance Society management. A nominating committee was named to select a chairman of the board with resignations already reducing the committee size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Sesea
D O Mills
John Stewart
J Cassatt
Jefeferson Coolidge
Robert T Lincoln
Waa
August Ielnout
Louis Firagerala
Chaucery MM
Dey
James B Forgin
China
David H Moffat
Denver
LICENSED TO MARRY IN MULTIPLE CASES ACROSS COUNTIES AND STATES
A long list of marriage licenses or announcements appears, naming numerous individuals tied to marriages or intended unions across Pennsylvania Virginia and Maryland with multiple witnesses and venues. Included are ceremony notices at Epiphany Church and other locations, plus obituary style notices and official notices. The text references June 1906 events and various residences in Philadelphia and rural counties, indicating a compilation of licensure and marriage notices with names like Haley Pant, Pantrell, Reeves, Collins, and others.
Deaths Aged 72 and 41 in Local Hospitals 1905
Health office death records list several individuals from June 1905. Entries include Adama aged 72 at Freedmens Hospital and a 41 year old with notes referencing Garfield Hospital and other local addresses. Additional lines mention ages from 3 to 31 years, with various institutions and residences in Detroit and surrounding areas.
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Fermands Dada OG
Moads
Ferms Breedmens Hospital
Seary
Lawrence Owens
Detroit
Woolam Fratt Freedmens Hospital
Tillman
Rarrison
Ar Thompson
Aco
Whiting Garfield Hospital
Notice on free marriage and death notices in papers
A notice states that marriage and death notices may appear in multiple major papers upon application without extra charge. The list includes Boston Herald City and others, indicating wide distribution through sources like Philadelphia Public Ledger and Cleveland Plain Dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wranington Post
Seniore Times
Boston Glore Blff
Cinvinnate Inquirer
Churco Record Herald
Phailadelphia Publs
Ledder Portial AI Danpatch
Providence Journal
Rochester
Louis Repuhlic
Port Standard
ST Paul
Pioneer Press
Minneapolis
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Choate Back in New York After Liverpool Visit
Joseph H Choate former Ambassador to Great Britain and his wife and daughter arrived on the steamer Caronia from Liverpool. He plans rest at Stockbridge and declined talk of becoming Equitable president or Hyde counsel. In Concord the State board of health elected Prof Charles B Howard as State chemist replacing Dr H E Barnard who resigned to take a post elsewhere.
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New York
Joseph H Choate
Great Britain
Choate
Misa Choate
Caronla
Liverpool
Court of St James
Reid
England
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Hyde
Stockbridge
Masa
West Virginia
Concord
State Board of Health Today
Charles B Howard
West Virginia Caperspant Station
H E Barnard
Manila Resents President's Order On Russian Cruisers
Reports from Manila say Rear Admiral Enquist received a St Petersburg cable noting American neutrality limits and the 24 hour rule for three Russian cruisers. Capt Nebolsin of the Aurora escaped death, sustained injuries, and kept command during fires and rescue efforts as crews tended wounded. The Russian press denounces U.S. enforcement of the rule and Roosevelt's interpretation, while Washington confirms internment and limited repairs pending war end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Enquist
St. Petersburg
Wright
Train
Sanora
Nebolain
Nebolsin
Aurora
Haquiet
Oleg
Kravtchenko
Tuasian
Ritter
St Petersburg
Novee Vremya
The
Russ
Foreign Office
United States
Roosevelt
Washington
Novoe Vremya
Great Britain
Cronstadt
England
Japan
War Department
Husalan
Admiral Trein
Gov. Wright
State Department
British steamer boarded by Russian transport near Woosung
The British steamer CiHturnum chartered by Mitsui Busgan, en route from Shanghai to Kobe, was stopped eighty miles from Woosung by the Russian transport Rion. After inspecting papers, a boarding party threw overboard 411 bags of beans, 125 bales of cotton, and 12 boxes of antimony before departing. It was claimed the steamer was released and Japanese warships were nearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busmans
Nagasaki
CiHturnum
Mitsui Busgan Steamship Company
Toyko
Shanghai
Kobe
Japan
Woosung
Rion
Jessen Ignorance Key to Vladivostok Diversion Failure
Vladivostok squadron failed to sail to divert for Admiral Rojestvensky due to Rear Admiral Jessen lacking knowledge of Rosentvensky’s plans. He did not know whether to head for Japan or force the Korea Strait. Philippine students congratulate Japan on Orientals’ prestige. Hay departs London for New York aboard Baltic with royal car for Secretary of State and accompanying guests.
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Vladivostok
Rojestvensky
Jessen
Rosentvensky
Japan
Korea
Manila
The
Philippine Law Narita
STEP TOWARD PEACE CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE
The article notes tentative moves toward peace by factions once allied with Russia with cautious optimism. It explains that any shift toward peace is seen as hopeful and that peace advocates are gaining influence at the highest levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruseiain
Russia
Rojestvensky Reports Battle Losses and Surrender Details
Telegraph from Tokyo dated June 8 describes Admiral Rojestvensky’s account of May 27 actions against twelve large Japanese ships and twelve smaller auxiliaries. He notes crew transfers after wounds, the shift of command to Nebogatoff, and the later surrender developments at Gedovi and Sasebo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Rojestvensky
Tokyo
Kinaz Souvaroff
Bunny
Oslabya
Stys
Nebogatoff
Dmitri Donskoi
Oslobya
Bedoyl
Grozny
Gedovi
Bedovi
Sasebo
Turning Movement On In Japan War Theater
A Western front dispatch reports General Kuroki leading a wide turning movement for Marshal Oyama. Japanese headquarters say enemy infantry attacked Machatun near Weilyuampao on June 6 but were repulsed. Japanese forces advanced to Shahotse east of Chantu and dislodged the enemy, driving cavalry toward Chichlattu and occupying nearby eminences and vicinities.
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Spneal
Washington
Moscow
Geg Kuroki
Oyama
Associated Press
Tokyo
Machatun
Weilyuampao
Pittsburg Peace Society Urges End to War
Rabbi Leonard Levy of Pittsburg presented to Japanese Minister Takahira a copy of resolutions urging belligerents in the far East to end hostilities. Levy, after hour long talk, said Japan desires peace but expects Russia to take the initiative. He plans a peace mission to Japan carrying introduction letters to Mikado officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Society
Takahira
Rabbi Leonard Levy
Pittsburg
Kogoro Takahina
Pittsburg Peace Society
Far East
Rabbi Levy
Mr Takahira
Japan
Rusela
Mikado
Tte
Levy
Efe
Shooting Stirs Saginaw as Deputy Kills One
In Saginaw Michigan during a street railway strike a special deputy guarding a nonunion crew opened fire on a group of four men near Pere Marquette car shops. Henry Wleck Jr died. Terrente Kelly Wallace A Douglass and William Haffner wounded. Deputy Fred Harris was arrested.
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Saginaw
Mich
Fred Harris
Chicago
Harris
Henry Wleck, Jr
Terrente Kelly
Wallace
Douglass
William Haffner
Pere Marquette
Ag Cor No 65
Warris
Harrie
Auatody
Shield of Honor Election Holds 1907 Conclave Plans
Atlantic City on June 7 reports the Supreme Lodge of the Shield of Honor electing officers for the next year. Key appointments include Supreme Master Fred Moyenhardt of Baltimore and Supreme Secretary Willem T Henry, with the supreme conclave to meet in Norfolk in 1907. A ritual revision for subordinate conclaves was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Supreme Lodge
United States
Washington
D. C
Fred Moyenhardt
Baltimore
L Degan
Wheeling
W Va
Willem T Henry
John WM
J C Legrand Cole
Henry G Hagerman
Philadelphia
D W van, Aman
Degree for Cortelyou at Illinois University
Postmaster General Cortelyou received an honorary doctor of laws from the University of Mingis and delivered the commencement address on Education and Citizenship. He urged calm, open minded conservatism to curb sensationalism and improve public discourse. A Yellow Fever case also prompted health officials to remove a passenger to Swinburne Island for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois University
Urbana
Cortelyou
University of Mingis
Norway Guts Bond Amid Norwegian King Conflict
The Storthing endorsed a plan for Norway to elect its own king while resigning succession rights to Sweden, seeking calm ties with Sweden and northern cooperation. Crowds outside the Storting remained orderly as Premier Michelsen praised the dignity shown. King Oscar protested to Sweden’s premier, and Norwegian Americans voiced support from Fargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storthing
Michelsen
Associated Press
Gustave
Berlin
Rikedag
Stortbing
Stockholm
Sweden
Oscar
Council of State
M. Berner
Fargo
Nwd
Norwegian Society of America
Christiania
University of Christiania
Norway
Bjornson
Sweden and Norway dispute over separate consular system
The union of Sweden and Norway faced long disputes over separate consular representation. King Oscar vetoed a measure for independent consular affairs, while Norway argued that his absence and actions suspended his Norwegian duties. The debate centered on trade and foreign affairs as the two nations sought divergent policies within the shared crown. The Times noted possible assurances from Sweden to Norway against forcible separation, and background traced Bernadotte lineage to Charles XIV and Oscar I, with lineage notes continuing.
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Charles XV
Oscar II
Storthing
Norway
Oscar
Rosendale
Sweden
Stockholm
Council of State
London
Christianfo
Times
House of Bernadotte
Jean Baptiste Jules Bernadotte
Napoleon I
Austerlitz
Napoleon
Charles XIV
Oscar I
Josephine
Eugene Beauharnais
Italy
Norway Declares King Oscar’s Rule Ended by Coup
Copenhagen reports that the Norwegian Storthing, by a united vote, rejected King Oscar and sought to establish Norway as a separate state. Sweden vows no force, while Norway prepares for international recognition and a potential new government. Fridtjof Nansen may be named envoy to foreign powers.
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Copenhagen
Jhe
Oscar
Norway
Christiania
Sweden
Ent
Associated Press
Fridjof Nansen
Nansen
Tha Esplorer
Norway's Coup in Oslo Sparks European Anxiety
London notes the peaceful Norwegian upheaval may trigger international complications. British, Swedish and Danish observers doubt King Oscar would accept a royal line accepting a Bernardotte prince as Norway's king. The press urges arbitration and warns the union may be endangered. The Hague tribunal is proposed by some as a remedy.
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Norway
London
Europe
Russia
Far East
William
Oscar
Storthings
Strongayn
Sweden
Osgar
Hague Tribunal
Russia Satisfied Regalia Diminu tion in Sweden Prestige
Russia notes Sweden and Norway union concerns as pivotal to Moscow influence. Historical wars, territorial scraps, and Peter the Great's era frame a long view of Sweden's decline in Russian eyes. The piece traces reactions through royal prestige and regional power.
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Sweden
St Petersbure
Norway
Moscow
Russia
Peter the Great
Poltava
Bala
Finland
Atterie
Fin- 1
Alexander I
Baltic-Nordic border issues and Finnish struggle mentioned
The article discusses tensions at Sweden Norway Finland borders, noting a Norwegian coast ice free port and a Finnish influenced dispute with Russia. Russia’s limited immediate involvement is seen, with expectations of peaceful settlement through an international tribunal rather than conflict.
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Finland
Lynge
Russia
Flahermen
Norwegian
Finmark
Sweden
Barrow Granger Dead Old-Time Printer Who Set Type
Barlow Granger an old-time printer and newspaper man who at one time set type for Horace Greeley on the New York Tribune is dead at his home. He was eighty nine years old. Movements of Ocean Steamers report arrivals and sailings including Friedrich der Gronza Caromia Souie Amatendam Kronprinz Wilhelm Graf Waldersee Teutonic and Baltic from New York to Liverpool Rotterdam and other ports with Queenstown and Hamburg calls.
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Horace Greeley
Des Moines
Jows
Barlow Granger
New York Tribune
Alma
Mich
Victor Bell
Kansas City
Sagitarium
Bright
New York
Friedrich der Gronza
Bremen
Caromia
Liverpool
Souie
Saijed Oceanic
Amatendam
Rotterdam
Bremeh
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Dover
Graf Waldersee
Hamburg
Queenstown
Teutonic
Liverpool Jones
Baltic
Gusenstown
Destroy the Cause Hair Treatment Ad Claim
An advertisement promotes Newbros Herpicide as the sole scientific cure for dandruff and falling hair. It claims weekly scalp washing helps but only Herpicide destroys the dandruff germ and balances hair health, urging readers to send ten stamps for a sample from The Herpicide Co Detroit and agents Philip G Affieck.
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Kimi
Pew
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Edward Stevens
Pa Ave
Philip G Affieck
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Frick
Charles Stewart Smith
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J W Alexander
Chauncey M Depew
H CG Deming
George H Squire
Thomas D. Jordan
Valentine P. Gnyder
Alvin W. Krech
William Alexander
John J. McCook
C. Ledyard Blair
Brayton Ives
James H. Hyde
Gage E Tar
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Equtable
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Luin
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Howell
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Cox Thomas J Salters
Pirwburg
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Halt
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Kuroki
Rabbi Urgos Peach
Washington, D. C
Seguranica
Colou
Frank O'Leary
Doty
Swinburne Island
Waltham Watches
American Waltham Watch Companys
Waltham, Mass
PIRET
Berner
Casia
Selinger’s
Opticlang and Jewelers
Fourteenth Street
Capital Traction Railroad Co
Mount Pleasant Heights
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Robert E. Heater
Colorado Building
Main
Morton C. Stout & CO
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HUB Furniture CO
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A&p
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