Washington Chosen As Seat Of Russo Japanese Peace Talks
The article reports that Washington has been selected as the site for peace negotiations between Russia and Japan to end the war. Plenipotentiaries will be named soon, with possible adjournment to a northern summer resort if heat in Washington becomes uncomfortable.
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Japan
Russia
América
Washington
Roosevelt
Seeh
White House
Hague
Washington Mit
Washinrgton
Europe
President
Flo
Europa
St Petersburg
Abhiter
Miniter Cakahira
Cassini
Wire House
Takahira
Casgint
Cipitas
State Department
Library of
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Newport News
Norfolk & Foot
New York
Aston By Sea
Bea
Oyster Bay
United States
Baron Kaneko
Tikahira
Marquis Ito
Baron Komura
Marshal Yamagata
Mortimer Dunand
Takahhira
Britain
Takafura
Ines
Morocco
Iine
London
Czar's Chiefs Resign In Navy Shakeup
Grand Duke Alexis and Admiral Avellan resign as imperial rescript relieves the navy head. The move follows harsh public criticism of the Russian maritime department after the Sea of Japan defeat. Reports cite long-standing charges of mismanagement and corruption amid ongoing naval rebuilding debates. The scene reflects political pressure and naval reform debates in St Petersburg.
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Alexis
Avellan
St. Petersburg
Grand Duke
Alexia
Alexander III
Russia
Sea of Japan
Marine Department
Department
Clado
Confederate Veterans Reelect Officers and Plan Davis Monument
The United Confederate Veterans re-elected officers led by Lieut. Gen Stephen D. Lee and approved plans for the Jefferson Davis Monument in Richmond. Reports urged truthful history in schools, a Battle Abbey fund pursuit, and greetings from Indiana Grand Army of the Republic in Madison.
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Jefferson Davis
Richmond
Indiana
Louieville
United Confederate Veterans
Stephen D. Lew
Mineigsino
L. W. Cabell
Taxus
Army of Tennessee Department
Clement A.vagy
Georgia
Army of
Nashville
Crescent City
Madison
History
Battle Abbey
James F. Smith
Stonewall Jackson
Gen. Evans
South
North
Boards of Education
Department of Archives and History
Inthogiaam
Avenbort
Americus
Aer
Davis Monument
Gen. Evans Fe
War
Charles Broadway Rouss
John C Underwood
Jefferson Davis Monument Association
the United Daughters of the Confederacy
Lee
Gen. Lowry
Mississippi
Indiana Grand Army
Indiana Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Indiana
Grand Army of the Republicane
DR Lucas
Lucas
United Confederet Veterans’ Convention
Stephen D Lee
George P Harrison
Alabama
Secretary Hay Returns from Europe Trip in Improving Health
Special to The Washington Post reports Secretary of State John Hay returned from Borgne on the Baltic. He appeared healthier though not fully recovered and avoided discussing peace talks or any cabinet resignation. A message from President Roosevelt was delivered in quarantine, and Hay said his return to Washington depends on the contents of the letter.
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Washington Post
New York
John Hay
Borgne
Hay
Europe
Warry Payne Whitney
Washington
Mr. Hay
President Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Payne Whitney
German steamer Tetartos sunk by Russian Don
London June 15 German steamer Tetartos sunk May 4 in the China Sea by the Russian auxiliary cruiser Don. Tetartos had no contraband on board and was en route from Otaru Japan to Tientsin with wooden goods. Crew landed at Batavia Java. Berlin reports the sinking news prominently but no immediate Russian explanation is expected.
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Boarn
London
Don
Linyds
Otaru
Japan
Tientsin
Dlesnera Flensburg
Prussia
Flensburg Shipping Company
Batavia
Java
Berlin
China Sea
Don Fa
Russia
Foreign Office
Rhodes Scholar W E Verner Dies by Own Hand
W E Verner of Columbia South Carolina, winner of a Cecil Rhodes American scholarship at Oxford, committed suicide at Morganton North Carolina around 6 thirty tonight. The incident is reported from Asheville North Carolina.
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W. E. Verner
Columbia
S.C
Asheville
N C
W. B H. Verner
Morganton
N. C
Here
Young Verner
Cecil Rhodes
Oxford University
England
Uneasiness in Paris Over Franco German Ties
Paris reports growing official unease over Franco German relations tied to the Moroccan question and cabinet resignations after M Deleause’s retirement. Talks between Premier Rouvier and German Ambassador Radolin continue without clear, satisfactory results as the Bourse shows sensitivity to ministerial uncertainty and heavy selling.
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Bourse
Paris
Dain
M. Deleause
Offic
Rouvier
Radolin
Rattes
Royal Wedding at Windsor Celebrates Connaught Heir Prince
Windsor marked a royal wedding as Princess Margaret of Connaught married Prince Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden. King Edward oversaw arrangements as troops and court dress brightened St George's Chapel. The couple departed Windsor for Cheshire for honeymoon before Ireland. In Christiania flags flew to honor the Windsor ceremony.
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Windsor
England
Victoria
Margaret of Connaught
Duke of Connaught
Gustavus Adolphus
Pince Gustavus
Sweden
Edward
St George's Chapel
Cheshire
Saighton Grange
Countess Grosvenor
Ireland
Christiania
Norway
Winoddor
Margaret of
Boston businessman dies in auto crash in Bangua
William Butler Woodbridge of Boston, vice president of Columbian National Life Insurance, was killed in a Bangua auto collision early today. Herbert Wolf of New York was seriously injured along with two others Arthur B Childs of Boston and W E Tensler, the chauffeur, who were shaken but not seriously hurt. The party mistook a road in darkness and ran into a barbed wire fence. Woodbridge, born in Chicago and thirty four, was Princeton educated and once a prominent long distance runner and track captain.
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Boston
Lynn
Mass
William Butler Woodbridge
Vita
Columbian National Life Insurance Company
Bangua
S& Herbert Wolf
New York
Arthur B.childs
W. E. Tensler
Childs
Chaffeur
Woodbridge
Chicago
Princeton College
Iin
Macedonian insurgent band exterminated near Palanki
In Salonica a band of Macedonian insurgents eighty strong under Tentchett was annihilated by Turkish troops after seven hours of combat near Palanki on June 13. Turkish casualties were nine killed including two officers, with many wounded.
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Salonica
Reception to Choate Among New York Guests
June 15 reception in New York hosted by the New York Bar Association honored Joseph H Choate former ambassador to Great Britain. Elihu Root presided with over 4000 guests including Grover Cleveland and Alton B Parker as they mingled amid chatter. Choate presented a marble bust of Lord Charles Russell the late lord chief justice of England to the association.
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Cleveland
Parker
New York
Joseph H Choate
Great Britain
New York Bar Association
Elihu Root
Choate
Grover Cleveland
Alton B. Parker
Lord Charles Russell
Kilowen
England
Stabbed Rival on Streetcar in New York
Vincenzo Garabillo burst into a crowded Fourteenth Street streetcar and stabbed Marcelo Michelli with a stiletto. Michelli, said to have won the affection of a young woman both men pursued, was gravely wounded and may die. Michelli asked police not to search for Garabillo, suggesting friends settle the affair themselves.
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Garabillo
New York
Fourteenth Street
Avenue B
Vincenzo Garabillo
Marcello Michelli
Garabille
Durham in the Net Big Conspiracy Charged
Philadelphia June 15 A hearing reveals Durham as a McNichol partner with three quarters of Hiltraden Plant contracts. Chief Engineer Hilt and son Henry resign. Weaver seeks reform as investigations touch city politics and federal appointees.
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Cacren
Durham
McVichers Firm
Hiltraden
Philadelphia
Weaver
Frank H Cayen
Yernel [W. Durham
Lester
Republican
McNichol
City Contractors
James P Mc-Nichol
Mia
James FP. McNichol
John M Mack
Daniel J McNichol
James P. McNichol
Caven
James Caven & Ben
Jot W. Bill
Bureau of
Henry 3. HH
Fail
Hill
Hicks
Uitration
Philadelphia Rapid Trafsit Company
Counells
Traction Company
Presient
United States Civil Service Commission
Roosevelt
Ths
Clarence Messer
Internal Revenue
Elenora Park
United States Mint
Messer
Samuel Balter
Park
Salter
Meeser
Federal Service
Alfred W. Keeley
Henry F .Green
Civil Service Commiesion
Washington
D. C
Clarence Moteer
Theodore Roosevelt
McCosch
Index to 10 Day's Issue Highlights Local News
Page spread lists items including peace envoys meeting here, Confederate appeals for fair histories, Philadelphia corruption, suburban victory by Beldame, German athletes welcomed, new court rules, labor scandal probes, Georgetown diplomas, commencement exercises, Virginia bankers, Gov Dawson remarks, horitorial comments, daily life notes, social chat, racing results, Dragnet at Alexandria, Nationals vs. Cleveland, Taft topics, smoke law scope, Georgetown president note, Crawford Cass nearing end, market deadlock, Wall Street gossip, funeral of Gen. Baird, and The Legal Record.
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Philadelphia
Beldame
Georgetown
Virginia
Dawson
Xing Alfonso
Alexandria
Nationals
Cleveland
the Avenue
Taft
Crawford Cass
Wall Street
Gen. Baird
Attack on Fort Monroe Described by Naval Fleet
Fort Monroe Virginia June 15 the attack force was built by Admiral Dickins fleet with torpedo boat destroyers monitors the Texas cruisers and gunboats in battle formation. The general action began after 1 o clock and developed into a close range contest full of spectacle and color.
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Fort Monroe
Dickins
Hiia
Washington
Hunt
Texas
Trust Agreement Formed Between Ryan and Trustees in New York
In New York on June 18 at the Buckingham Hotel a trust agreement was executed between Thomas F. Ryan and trustees led by Grover Cleveland as chairman and Georges F. Parker as secretary. The document preserves Ryan as sole owner of 502 shares bought for 2.5 million dollars and grants the trustees controlling voting authority over those shares. The pact references a plan to mutualize the Equitable Life Assurance Society and reallocate stock certificates accordingly.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Morgan J O’brien
State Supreme Court
George Weatinghouse
Pittsburg
Equitable Life Assurance
James H Hyde
Buckingham
Elihu Reot
Paul Cravath
Thomas F. Ryan
Cleveland
Georges F. Parker
Ryan
Ryan Perces
How Venezuela Will Pay
London reports a July 22 meeting of Venezuelan bondholders to ratify a June 7 settlement with the discontedgegesellschaft and the council of foreign bondholders. The plan issues 3 percent bonds worth 152,049,925 bolivars, backed by customs duties. Venezuela's government is barred from new foreign loans until current obligations are repaid.
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London
Venezuela
Discontegssellschaft
Council of Foreign Bondholders
la Guaira
Puerto Cabello Ars
Washington
Governoment
Discouragecellschaft and
Plague Reported on Vessel Arriving at Middlesboro
A fatal plague case is reported in Manchester England. An AR cook aboard a Buenos Ayres vessel, which halted at Middlesboro on June 8 after Hamburg exposure, died June 1 The ship was disinfected on arrival and officials warn precautions to prevent spread. The notice mentions Baltimore and Ohio passenger service promotions.
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Cook
Buenos Ayres
Manchester
England
AR Cook
Middlesboro
Hamburg
Beldame Wins Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
August Belmonts famed mare Beldame surged to victory in the 900 Suburban Handicap one mile and a quarter, delivering a popular performance that secured her as the second mare to win the race in twenty two runnings. Delhi led early but faded. Proper and First Mason were strong finishers while jockey Frank ONeill rode to victory with confidence. Belmont praised trainer Fred Burlew as the key to the win and hinted at Beldames retirement to stud with a choice to breed to Medadler following the Saratoga Cup.
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Delhi
Washington Post
New York
Sheepshead Bay
Octagon
Bella Donna Cams
Jennings
Prestonpans
Firm II
C E. Rowe
First Mason
Manala Mason
Beldame
James FH
Keene
Proper
Mason
Ruw
Fred Burlew
Mr Belmont
Burlew
Pa Chock
Frank O'Neill
Belmonts
Jockey Club
Belmont
O'Neil
Rowe
Brooklyn
Dave Johnson
Jacquin
Gravesend
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