Means End of War Indorsed by Diplomat Attend
Favorable reception by Russia and Japan is assured as peace efforts move toward ending the Russo Japanese conflict. The President’s note to Russia and Japan inviting direct talks signals hope for negotiated peace. Ambassadors Meyer and Gniacom, plus Takahira, report cordial reactions and German support under Kaiser Wilhelm.
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Russia
Japan
Unis
Capielah
Asauranes
Tokyo
St Petersburg
Cassin
Amdt Sider
Woister Takahira
Suan
Petersburo
Roosevelt
Mievor
Winkster Griscam
Importani
Amba Aitor Caesini
Takenita
Alrecy
Rassii
Wren Prisnhnt Roonvelt
White House
Levi
France
Meyer
Emperor Nicholas
Lolkso
Bo Nearure
Washington
Takahira
Toko
Trunidas
Mikado
Goa
Huron Speck von Steinburg
Russla
Cassini
General Strike Threatened by Russian Professional Groups
A Moscow based union of unions mobilizes doctors lawyers teachers engineers pharmacists railway workers clerks and others to press for internal reforms. Delegates publish a manifesto calling for a universal strike with refusals to testify in political cases and planned demonstrations aided by revolutionists. The action aims to compel the czar to concede reforms.
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Russia
Washington Post
London
Moscow
The
Standard
Rusaia
Tsushima Battle Report From Tokyo Dispatch 1905
From Tokyo the report recounts Tsushima Strait engagement where Admiral Togo lured Russian fleet under Admiral Rozestvensky into a trap. Japanese forces used decoy squadrons, heavy torpedo actions at night, and superior gunnery to sink several Russian ships while Nebogatov surrendered after loss of bearings and mounting damage.
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Mikado
Ivet
Rosestvensky
Coar
New York Times
Washington Post
Tokyo
Togo
Tsushima
Vishivostok
Rojestvensky
Imperator Alexander III
Navarin
Knioz Souvarof
Nisshin
Kasuga
Kamimura
Admiral Toge
Admiral Kamimura
Rofestversky
Tsushima Island
Bearle
Alexander III
Colummns
Sea of Japan
Moste
Grel
Nebogatoff
Ehg
Liancourt Islands
Vladivostok
Dewa
Tsugaru Strait
Tago
Formosa
Kamranh Bay
Pacific Ocean
China Sea
For
Mona
Taushima
Balintang
Mintana
China
Ben
Admiral Logo
Tsushima Passage
Hyde Steps Down and Morton to Lead Equitable Trustees
James Hazen Hyde sells a majority of Equitable stock to policy holders led by Thomas F Ryan. Paul Morton elected chairman with plenary power, to appoint trustees who will select 28 directors. Grover Cleveland and George Westinghouse named as trustees. Resignations of senior officers noted. Morton plans swift control after July.
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Thomas F. Ryan
Mortar ‘Trust Company
Hyde Stock
Morton
Washington Post
New York
Equitable Lifes Assurance Society
James Hazen Hyde
Thomas F Ryan
Morton Trant Company
Paul Morton
Navy
Equitable’s
James W Alexander
Gage H Tarbell
George T Wilson
William H McIntyre
Francis Hendricks
Brayton Ives
Frick
Charles Stewart Smith
Metropolitan
Equitable Affairs
Ryan
Hyde
George Westinghouse
Equitable
Samuel Newhouse
East Lake City
Morgan J O'Brien
Supreme Court
Mr Hyde
Hyder
E H Harrimen
George J Gould
Marton Geddey
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
United States
Morgan J . Brien
Appellate Division
New York State
President's Letter Urges Peace Talks Between Russia and Japan
The June 8 dispatch from the President urges direct peace negotiations between Russia and Japan, proposing plenipotentiaries meet without intermediaries to end the war. He offers to aid in arranging preliminaries, hoping for a global move toward peace.
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Russia
Japan
United States
Alfonso's London Visit Ends With Honors For Spanish King
King Alfonso of Spain wraps a London stay with a royal ball at Buckingham Palace and visits to Windsor Castle and Eton. He is decorated with the royal Victorian chain as King Edward hosts ceremonies before both monarchs plan to sail from Dover.
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London
Alfonso
Spain
National Gallery of Pictures
Zoological Gardens
Edward
Windsor
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Castle
Royal
Eton College
Frogmore
Queen Victoria
Dover
Queen Alexandra
Five Lives Lost In Flood Isolates Grand Haven Area
Grand Haven Michigan is completely isolated as floodwaters rise on the Grand River and surpass the 1904 spring peak. Five deaths have been confirmed in Western Michigan due to the flood with Grand Rapids reporting urgent relief needs and ongoing danger.
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Grand Haven
Mich
Grand Rapids
Grana_ Haven
Grand River
Michigan
Hyde Proposes Policy Holder Control of Equitable Stock
James H Hyde letter to the Equitable Life board urges transferring a majority block of stock to a trusteeship of policy holders to restore public confidence. He notes the Supreme Court’s ruling on stock rights and outlines a plan to elect 28 of 52 directors by policy holder instruction, with trustees chosen to depoliticize governance and end single-ment power.
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Mr. Ryan
Hyde
Hays
Wall Street
New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Atoex
Supreme Court of
Tam
Woolaty Ag 2
Cleveland
Thomas F Ryan
Equitable Life Assurance Sociely
Henry B Hyde
Wall Affset
Blty
Hope to Leave the Equitable Patrick Must Meet Death Penalty
Page listing indicate a heavy, dramatic issue with legal and political drama. Mentions Patrick facing the death penalty while other items touch on justice and governance across the region, including Virginia farm news and district affairs.
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Patrick
Virginia
Holmes
May Armes
West Point
National Rifles
Weaver
Russell
Loomis
Montague
Central High School
King’s Tire
Panama
Libel Salts
Endeavor
Confederate Veterans
Norway's New Flag Raised in Ceremony at Aggerhven Fortress
Norway unfolds its tricolor at Aggerherus castle to mark the union flag's end. Thousands attend as 10 o clock salute sounds, crowds sing the national anthem and cheer the new banner amid praise for the government. Baron Wedel-Jarlsberg, minister in Madrid, contemplates resignation as Norwegian officials in Washington and Rome follow suit. The Storting and local authorities express gratitude for the change and approve the new regime.
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Specter
Washington Post
Christiana
Aggerehnus
Storthing
Baron von Wedel-Jarlsberg
Sweden
Norway
Madrid
Christiania
Washington
Rome
Storting
Unaware of Fate Patock Awaits Court Ruling at Sing Sing
Ossining June 9 Albert F Patylek learned only next day that the Court of Appeals affirmed his conviction. The decision reached Sing Sing after lights out. He asked the warden for news and spoke of a possible new trial or federal appeal on new evidence. He claimed several tenable grounds for federal interference. Also listed are Baltimore and Return by the Baltimore and Ohio with weekend round trips at $1.25 and hourly weekday service, excluding the Royal Limited.
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Patock
Sing Sing
Ossining
Jone
Albert F Pat'ylek
Court of Appeals
Patrick
Nothng
John~ Bon
United States
No Moral Right to New Trial in High Court Opinion
A long opinion discusses why there is no inherent right to a new trial absent errors in rulings or jury instructions that affect substantial rights. The trial spanned ten weeks, with an 8000 page record, and the court warns against excessive appellate intrusion while noting possible dissenting views on evidentiary rulings and autopsy testimony. Judge O'Brien criticizes the trial's fairness and the district attorney's conduct, calling for a fair and impartial process.
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Albany
Jones
Court of Ape
Albert T. Patrick
New York
William Marsh Rice
Texas
Patrick
Gray
Rice
Patrck
Swenson & Sons
Patneck
O'Brien
O Brien
O’brien
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Enquist
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Taft
Guy Wright
Menlia
Train
Thor
Navy Department
Guv Wright
Hampton Roads
Norfolk
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Congressional
Herron
Norfoi Bestar
Yangtse River
Rosentvensky
Quelpart Island
Tsu
Dept. of Union Trust Co
Frederick
Keedgeville
Antietam
Hagerstown
Paty Morton
Marton
Baerd
Cleveland Tustin Morgan J O'Brien
Pittsburg
Inet
Hep Bean
Menca
Ffty-Two
Paver Noldepa
Insurance Department
Holdera Tahini
James
H Hyde
Board of Directors
Society
Tay
Aythrough Pullman
Washington d
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New Jersey Avenue
Part
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