Tension Eases as German French Talks Move Toward Amicable Conference
Pare June 17 Franco German relations show signs of calmer diplomacy after Prince von Radolin and Premier Reuvier weeks of strain. Germany makes concessions to reassure France that an international Morocco conference won’t harm French rights, opening door for possible conference and easing public alarm. England’s stance remains cautious but not obstructive, as talks pivot toward amicable settlement and renewed dialogue.
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Europe’s New War Cloud and Global Tensions
Today’s issue highlights Japan’s stance against The Hague and Russia’s military posture with reports on Gomez’s death, a deadly train wreck involving high schoolers, and anticipated arrests in Philadelphia. Also covered are naval maneuvers results, irrigation projects, and a broad sweep of politics, society, economy, and sports across editions.
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Hague
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Chicago
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Virginia
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Imgland
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Eighteen Die in Steep Grade Train Crash Near Patapsco
A West Maryland collision near Patapsco between a passenger train and a freight train killed at least eighteen people and injured many, with crews and wrecking workmen in the baggage car among the dead. Rescue trains and physicians aided victims as wreckage caught fire and the scene drew relief from Westminster, Baltimore, and nearby towns.
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Patapsco
Westminster
Pinksburg
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Hagerstown
John J. Alhdger
Ibea
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BS Diebert
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Taioh News Company
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Union News Company
Mount Hope Station
Wester
Thi City
Here
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Hosoitels
Two Germans Found Dead in Harwich After Storm
Two German men, Frederick Fuson and Gustave Spuszher, were found dead in an abandoned house at Harwich, Pa, today, believed killed by lightning during a severe electrical storm. Also noted are travel details describing through cars between Washington and Luray, Va with Pullman observation and sleeping cars via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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Frederick Fuson
Gustave Spuszher
Harwich
Washington
Luray
Baltimore , Ghic Railroad
New Jersey Avenue
Catest
New Phase to Grisis Germanys Grievances and War Outcome
Confidential dispatch notes Germany irritations with France over attempts at cordial ties and warns Britain of possible moves. Prince Donpersmarke outlines German concerns, Britain’s Morocco stance, and the danger of a Franco British détente. The piece cites France’s response and the looming Germany Britain direct clash if conferences fail.
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Germany
Japan Hesitates Over Conference Place In Russo Japanese Talks
Reports from Washington and Moscow describe tense diplomacy as Japan delays accepting a peace meeting site. Russia presses for The Hague while Tokyo prefers Washington. Ambassadors Meyer and Lamsdorff meet amid rumors of an audience with the Emperor and potential ukase. negotiations continue despite religious holidays and possible delays in Manchuria.
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Hague
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Death Penalty for Castro in Mexican murder case
In Agua Caliente de la Boca the Sinoloa Supreme Court sentenced Policeman Castro to be shot for the murders of Americans Clarence Way and Edward Latimer. Accomplices Torres ex alcalde and Carras Cara gaso receive ten years and fifteen months respectively. The case has involved federal investigation.
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Seven Canoeists Drowned Near Vancouver Coast
June 11 report from Vancouver shows a tragic canoe voyage up the Skeena River ended when their craft wrecked. The party included C. R. Ball and Stewart miners from Lorne Creek, Joe Bults engineer from Louisville, Ky, Hk Johnston and Fred Sleight miners from Ballingham, Wash, and J. Ward cook from Bellingham.
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Ballingham
Wash
J. Ward
Cook
Bellingham
Skeenz River
Fire on board liner flames quenched at pier
Fire broke out in the hold of the steamer Kansas City of the Savannah Line off Sandy Hook in dense fog. Passengers were frightened as steam flooded the hold and lifeboats were prepared. tugs assisted and officers calmed travelers while watermelons and cotton cargo suffered heat damage.
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Sandy Hook
Maximo Gomez Dies In Havana After Prolonged Illness
Maximo Gomez died at his Havana home after a 46 day battle with gangrene and heart disease. The renowned Cuban independence leader, who had refused pension or political office, passed surrounded by family as doctors and officials noted his long career from early Spanish service to guiding Cuban forces in the wars for independence. He leaves a widow and five sons. He had recently arrived from Santiago and was treated with honor by President Palma and the government.
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Gold Shipment Through Chicago Subtreasury Vault
Eighteen tons of gold and large sums of silver and currency were moved from the Rand-McNally Building subtreasury to the new Federal building in Chicago. Guards with rifles accompanied each escorted wagon as bags of five thousand dollars were loaded and sent down a chute. The process, conducted under seal, involved multiple bags and large cash consignments.
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Hargis Cases Dropped in Jackson Kentucky
Magistrate Allen ordered a general disarmament in the courtroom during the examination of the Hargises and B F French charged with the murder of J B Marcum. Mrs Marcum testified again amid courtroom excitement as authorities noted revolvers among attendees before the charges were dismissed for lack of proof.
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Night Watchman Slain in Troy Pa Mystery
Howard Fenner, night watchman in Troy Pennsylvania, was murdered early today. A prowler was seen earlier and locked up, then Fenner was found dead in a deserted alley. The watchman’s key allowed a prisoner to be liberated from the borough lockup, deepening the mystery as officers investigate possible gang involvement and a blacksmith shop intrusion.
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Pitched Battle on Train Kills Four in Georgia
A Griffin to Atlanta excursion train shooting leaves four Black passengers dead and three others injured, including a woman. Gunfire starts near Mc Donough and continues to Griffin over about fifteen miles. police arrest a man aboard identified as having links to the killings. Details unclear.
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