France Faces German Demands In Growing European Tension
Paris believes Germany aims to provoke war as officers are recalled to colors and France readies mobilization. Britain signals strong stance plus naval moves. Russia cautious but open to joint policy on Morocco if others unite.
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Washington Post
London
Germany
Ministry of War
Peter Rouvier
Rouvier
Germaing
Emperor Willun
France
Ron
Paris
Great Britain
China
Great
Morocco
England
Kaiser
Boura
Staveluss
the Express
Mitiater
Wir
Theia
Lord Lans
Gowne
President Roosevelts Morocco Interest Moves Europe Crisis
Indications show President Roosevelt deeply engaged in the Moroccan question though the government has not been formally approached. The European situation is tense and risk of conflict looms as officials monitor every development.
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Roowsvelt
Europe
Roosevelt Faces Delicate Balance Over Moroccan Crisis
The article notes US President Roosevelt must tread carefully as he discusses European tensions with France Germany and Great Britain. It cites frequent visits by M Jusserand and Baron von Sternburg and warns that any direct intervention could provoke swift backlash. It mentions potential implications if Germany seeks war to seize Denmark and the Netherlands and notes Italy Austria Hungary may join a conference on Morocco if all powers participate.
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London
Great Britain
France
Germany
United States
Petersburg
Foreign Office
Russia
Morocco
M. Jusserand
Baron von Sternburg
Baron von Sternurg
Deer Park
Washington
White House
Emperor William
Roosevelt
Denmark
Holland
United Tes
West Indies
State Department
Italy
Austria- Hungary
Sud
Fort Monroe Bombarded in End of War War Game
Fort Monroe hosts a long range firing exercise as Admiral Dickins’ fleet and land defenses engage in a mock battle. Monitors, torpedo boats, and four blackened launches test shore defenses while crowds observe from Old Point and the sea wall.
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Fort Monroe
Agmin Bom
Berdéet
Old Point
Admiral Dickins
Chesapeake Bay
Capes
Terror
Sha
Norfolk Navy Yard
Notice of Execution Date for Albert Patrick in Murder Case
Official notice from Ossiniog New York states the execution date for the murder of a millionaire. Willan Marsh Rice informs attorney Albert T Patrick in Ging Sing Prison that August 7 is set, while Patrick plans further appeals to delay the sentence. He remains calm, signaling potential further legal steps rather than immediate compliance.
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Ossiniog
Millionaira
Willan Marsh Rice
Albert T Patrick
Ging Sing
Patrick
Hay Resting. May Visit Washington for Brief Questions
Secretary of State John Hay leaves New York hotel for The Laurels to rest per physician orders. He may travel to Washington for a few days to handle urgent State Department matters, delaying any strenuous activity. Travel listings for excursions to Atlantic City and nearby resorts are advertised.
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Washington
New York
John Hay
Laurels
Mineela
Hay
State Department
Veterans in Line Carry Old Battle Flags in Sunlit Parade
In Loulavilla Kentucky on June 1 veterans in gray marched past thousands to Dixieland tunes. Gen Joe Wheeler and Jefferson Davis’s grandson attended as flags, many captured, were carried amid heat that toppled several marchers. The three division parade included Trans Mississippi, Northern Virginia, and Army of Tennessee units with Gen Bennett Young as chief marshal and Wheeler honored along the route.
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John Coke
Lawrenceburg
J B Allen
Virginia
William Pot
Nashville
Fliat
Main Streets
L. Cabell
Texas
trans-Mississippi Department
C Irvine Walker
South Carolina
Clement A Evens
Army of Tennessee
Jon Wheeler
Davis
Joe
Wheeler
Inchigeh
Jefferson Hayes Davis
William Watts
Roanoke
Ohio
Columbus
Ryland
Thomaex W Carrie
Asheville
Ger Walker
Ceomemamvans
Georgia
Laura Telbot Galt
Louieville
Augusta
Benning
Memphis
Columbia
Tennessee
George W Garden
Gordon
Southern Cross Drill Corps
Lstter
Covington
Forbes
Forrest
W Ballentyne
Florida
Lee
Helen Longstreet
James Longstreet
Simon Bolivar Buckner
Buckner
Progress for peage published to the people in morning papers
Reports from St Petersberg note negotiations on the where and when of a meeting between Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries proceed rapidly but not finished. M de Witte declines plenipotentiary role, citing personal objections and claims he would not discuss peace terms. The foreign office says a conference date depends on travel arrangements and will be announced after final steps.
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M. de Witte
Actas Plenipotentiary
St. Petersberg
Foreign Office
Cassini
Washington
Russia
Marquis Ito
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Great Britain
Japan
M ‘Witte
Council of Ministers
M Witte
Larsdorff
Slovo
M. Witte
Union Trust Co
F St Nw
Family Plate &c
Sia
Witte
Gen Trepoff
Interior
Trepoft
Trepoff
Iruter
Elelgela
Hieff
St Petersburg
St Petersheng
Bergonnel
Ant Largaly Notary
Army
Armistice in the Feld Near Manchuria Talks
Report describes Russian and Japanese army chiefs meeting in the field to sign a forthcoming armistice to enable the Washington conference. Plenipotentiaries from Russia and Japan named by officials include Neshtoff and Marquis Ito with Takahira possibly joining. Berlin Paris and Washington push for acceptable terms while Bar on Rosen may accompany the Russian delegation.
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Takahira
Marquis Ito
Dtatesmen
Japan
Tokyo
Washington
Takahira Agens
Oficiala
Hays
Tekahira
Melidos
Russia
Baron Rosen
Gen Kuropatkin
Germany
France
United States
Thaw Divorce Settles Cash alimony in Atlantic City
Frances Rush Thaw gains 75000 cash in absolute divorce from Charles Barper Thaw in New York court. Judge Aker approves private settlement after lengthy talks. Thaw had proposed to Rush in surf at Atlantic City while honeymoon plans and gossip swirled.
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Washington Post
Frances Rush Thaw
Ghd
Amin
Charles Barper
Frances Rush
Atlantic Cuy
Millonaire
Harryhaw
Pittsburg
Thaw
Hin
New York
Bill
Wen
Indicted for Conspiracy in Philadelphia Case
Grand jury returns true bill charging conspiracy against Frank C Marin and multiple aliases, linked to Storey Cotton Company and Provident Investment. Most indicted are fugitives from justice. one defendant remains in custody awaiting trial. Massachusetts championship semi finals report follows. Also notices on furniture sale and the Grand Lodge convention.
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Philadelphia
Frank C. Marin
Frank BL. Stone
Franklin Stone
Thomas Harper
Olver Quinlan
F Ewart Storey
Stanley Francis
Arthur 8
O Howard
Walter Briggs
Alies W Read Richmond
Thomas H. Quinlan
Hetella Graham
Gopsie Beck
Mra
Maward Dunne
Batele Calling
Storey Cotton Company
Provident Investment
Francis
Europe Faces New War Cloud in Today’s Issue
Today's front part reports Europe sees a second war cloud with updates on Confederate Veterans parade, Interior Department reform, and President Wilson's challenges. Also features banking talks, college graduations, and new equitable plan approvals.
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Europe
Rusgie
Pearce
Interior Department
Wilson
Rope
Shaw
Virginia
St John’s College
Booker Washington
Rothschilds
Alexandria
t-Russia
Megais
Brodia Duke
New
Wasgaman
Catholic University Report
Literary Review
Plan New County Ticket In City Republican Push
Philadelphia June 18 a call went out for a meeting of the Republican campaign committee to consider a plan to form a new county ticket amid a political upheaval. The letter to James L Milez urged replacing the current slate and urged councilmen pledged to reform city government and back a competent, independent minded Republican for mayor. Additional arrests are expected as disclosures from the Cayen case prompt probes into city contracts and municipal misdoings. Mayor Weaver, aided by advisers, discussed suspending filtration work and the arrests while figures linked to city contracts are named as possible targets.
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Philadelphia
Republican Campaign Committee
James L. Milez
Republican Party
Cayen
Weaver
Iilegal
Gordon
Joseph A. Auerbach
New York
Committee of Seventy
Citizens’ Reform Organization
Auerbach
Itill
Bhim Root
Frank Heaven
I W Durham
James P McNichol
Peter E Costello
John Hill
Caven Bear
River gives UF dead in tragic McKeesport find
Two bodies, a mother and her child, were found beneath a raft on the Monongahela River at McKeesport. Officials suspect the pair chose death together, with the woman using a sheet as a rope. A refinery blaze at National Tube Company injured four workers seriously. A railroad schedule and other notices follow in the late edition.
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Pittaburg
Wes Back
Monon- Bahela
McKeesport
Ate
Pittsburg
National Tube Company
John Blowgock
Joe
Burbiley
Malgos Urea
Gus Davis
Official Reforms Urge Sweeping Public Business Changes
President forms a five member committee led by Charles H Keep to study and report on modernizing government work across bureaus. The panel will push standardization central purchasing and better bookkeeping, with an official gazette and interdepartmental cooperation to cut wasteful letter writing and delays.
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Officist Gazette
Uniform Standards
Central Purchasing Office
Baumness
Army
Navy
Charles H Keep
the Treasury
Frank H. Hitchcock
Lawrence O Murray
Commerce and Labor
James B. Garfel
Giffard Pitchot
Forester
Department of Agriculture
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War Manister
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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MR. Hay
Daighter
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Iale City
Delaware River
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk and
Newport News
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
Norfolk
Boston
Soldiers of the South
Louisville
Dixie
Joe Wheeler
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Loulavilla
Ben
Army of the Tennessee
Mened Aa
Baltimore and Return
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K. K
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Cumberland
Berkeley Springs
Harpers Ferry
Martinsburg
Baltimore
Sunday Post
Oyama
Linevitch
Manchuria
Woshington
Neved
Neshtoff
Parks
Privy Council
Jarge
Yamagata
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Congressional Limited
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Charles Harper Thaw
Storey
Massachusetts
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H J Hoitt
N W Nites
C Seaver
Rupy
Sloan
Wam Touring Car, &c
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Grand Lodge
Ant
Witou
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Pennsylvsnia
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