Morocco Conference Nears as Germany and France Agree
Paris and Berlin move toward a Moroccan conference with both governments affirming Morocco's sovereignty and seeking internal reforms and commercial rights. Rouvier yields on reopening questions and participation, while Britain’s Lansdowne signals possible acceptance if France attends. Naval alert and mobilization fears rise in Germany as years of tension ease.
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Germany
Morocco
Paris
Rouvier
Radolin
M. Rouvier
Tainis
Maroc
Temps
Mets
Koopa
Berlin
Foreign Office
Prince von Buelow
M. Delcasse
Great Britain
Lansdowne
England
Britain
Tirpite
Tornado Ravages Wisconsin Farm Sparing Few
A tornado tracked through Dane and Iowa counties last night causing over 150000 dollars in crop and property damage. A farm hand was killed on the Charles Collina farm and several others were injured as stock and buildings were destroyed. The storm crossed the Barnaveld area near Sparen lee and Bite mounds, leaving extensive ruin in its wake.
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Wia
Charles Collina
Dane
Iowa
Sparen Lee
Barnaveld
Bite Mounds
Writ Granted In Mrs. Rogers Habeas Corpus Case
Windsor Vermont June 1 It is reported that a writ of habeas corpus for Mrs. Mary M. Rogers awaiting execution for murder of her husband may be issued at Brattleboro by Judge Wheeler US District Court. The prison official is to produce her in Brattleboro court at 2 pm Wednesday two days before the scheduled execution. The State must show she is not illegally restrained. Attorney Flynn argues the Supreme Court ruling did not resentence Mrs. Rogers and she is held on a pretended warrant issued by Gov. Beland not by a sentence.
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Mary M. Rogers
Brattleboro
Wheeler
United States District Court
Offeldia
Bel
Rogers
Supreme Court
Pennington County
Confessed Murder Ties Rawlings to Carter Slaying
Valdosta Ga June 19 The confession of Alf Moore arrested for alleged complicity with J G Rawlings and Rawlings three sons in the assassination of the W L Carter family was made public Moore says the elder Rawlings hired him they planned to kill the parents and eldest son set fire to the house and kill the children as they ran out The youths appeared at the dogs barking and one Rawlings son shot him Carrie Carter cried Buddy are you hurt Then she was shot The boy staggered toward her crying Oh Lord they have shot sister The boy was drawn into the house by his mother Moore says he heard the boy begging his father for help but the father would not open the door Moore fled just as one Rawlings son was about to fire the house
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Alf Moore
J. G. Rawlings
Rawlings
W. L. Carter
Moore
Carter
Carrie Carter
Buddy
Siater
Rawit
Catholics in Politics Shape Vatican Guidance
The Pope urges Catholics to engage in public affairs while retaining liberty of action, recommending clergy refrain from party strife. The encyclical aims to motivate Catholic participation to counter socialism, citing recent Italian elections where clerical voters and Vatican affiliates showed varied supports.
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Rome
Encyglical
BURNS
Ford Agein
Soclalinm
Npa
Chamber of Deputies
Vatican
Ferri
Pius IX
Willful cruelty to children ends in conviction at South Orange
Magistrate Taylor found William Glover guilty of willful cruelty to two children Muir five and Lucile three by burning their fingers with matches. The middle Angels chosen for the burning were injured and required weeks to heal. Glover to be sentenced later after arrest at Children’s Aid action. society opposed prosecution but officers later reversed.
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Washington
Orange
N- 1
Taylor
South Orange
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Gidver
Muir
Lucile
Glover
Children’s Aid and Protective Society
Parralsaton
Mitchell Trial Opens In Portland For Not Guilty Plea
Senator John H Mitchell appeared in Portland Oregon court to enter a not guilty plea to land fraud charges. The trial is scheduled to begin tomorrow as the government seeks to insure against technical objections.
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Portland
Oreg
United States
John H.mitchell
Honey Todey
Mitchell
Bae
Italian Says She Laughed At Him Before Fatal Blow
Buffalo, June 18 Vincenzo Avidigo killed his wife at 3 18 this morning in the Italian tenement at 1 Illinois street He says she laughed at him after a stomachache and attacked him with an ax He seized the weapon and smashed her head to a pulp Both were about sixty years old in the prior wording of the report.
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Italan
Washington Post
Buffalo
Vincenzo Avidigo
Itellan
Illnois Street
Avidigo
Avidiso
Byrne Acquitted In Self Defense Murder Case
Joseph Byrne a former groom of Clarence Mackay was acquitted of murdering Alexander Kuluski, with the jury ruling the shot was in self defense. Des Moines also reports the drowning of Virgil White a young lawyer in a canoe accident on the Des Moines River. Seashore excursions advertise round trip tickets to Atlantic City and nearby resorts at six dollars good on the Delaware River route.
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Des Moines
Washington Post
Iowa
Virgil White
Fred E. White
Congress
War party active as Japan terms held to favor peace
War party in Russia remains active backed by military elements and generals Linovitch and his aides. They push optimistic reports of a future under a peace that preserves Russian territory and wealth, while Japan is said to seek indemnity and avoid humiliating terms, aiming to renew hostilities only after a long pause.
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Japan
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Sakhalin
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Russia
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Foreign Office
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Baron Rosen
de Maartena
University of St. Petersburg
Internatonal Arbitration Court
Count Cassini
Peace plenipotentiaries to meet in Washington amid hope for end of war
The misunderstanding over meeting site for the Russian and Japanese peace plenipotentiaries has been resolved and President Roosevelt reports satisfaction after Count Cassini confirms Washington as the venue. Takahira visits and plans for possible Cape Ann retreat to avoid heat suggest preparations for an early joint commission meeting in the near future.
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Washington
Count Cassini
White House
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Takahira
Tekabira
Boston
Cape Ann
Initiel
Joint Commission
Russians Reported to Retaliate in Manchuria Front
Russian and Japanese forces clash along the Tumen River as reports say Gen Hasenaga commands 100,000 men near Kongchén Muntan and Gensan. Lines shift with cavalry recoveries at Liseyangwopeng and late June battles along the main road toward Changtu and Mamakai.
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Lineviteh
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Nak
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Gumiencheng
Nilane
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Palitun
Liaoyangwopeng
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Sea of Japan
St Petersburg
Godzyadanl
Oyama
Linevitch
Szouna
Russian Officers Protest Near St Petersburg
A Reuters telegram reports that June 15 a few hundred officers met at Krasnoye Selo near St Petersburg. They declared loyalty to the army while criticizing General Bekbinder and the military leadership. The meeting was ordered dispersed by the general, but the officers maintained their stance amid isolation from society.
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Petersburg
Aficerai
Krasnoye Selo
St.Petersburg
Bekbinder
Ieee
Cossacks Attack Japanese Field Hospital Report
Leidon of the Tokyo Daily Telegraph describes a Cossack assault on a Japanese field hospital during the convoy raid at Talpoushin on May 20. He reports Red Cross badges ignored, noncombatants killed or wounded, mounted Russians dismounting, and carts dragged, with enemies thrusting at Japanese mouths and heads, followed by destruction of medicines and medical gear.
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Leidon
Tokyo
Daily Telegraph
Red Cross
Portland Seeks Peace Parley Halfway Between Russia and Japan
Oregon City is halfway between Russia and Japan, and Portland officials urge President Roosevelt to host plenipotentiaries meeting in the city. Governor Chamberlain and Mayor Williams appeal for the privilege, noting Portland’s geographic position.
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Oregon City
Russia
Japan
Portland
Oreg
Port Arthur for Japanese orders to leave city
Japanese authorities notified American and European firms in Port Arthur to depart and remove their merchant ships. Many plan to move steamers for shipments of contraband of war, including cottons, to be transported.
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Policeman’s demand disrupts Equitable Life Office scene
A New York policeman named Patrick Hickey created a stir at Equitable Life Assurance Society offices claiming a fifteen year endowment policy worth $2000 and alleging he had paid $431 in three years. He shouted for the “big men,” threatened to arrest executives, and claimed ownership of a gun. Security restrained him until a street officer arrived and escorted Hickey away after the dispute cooled.
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Equitable‘Life Office
Washington Fort
New York
Patrick Hickey
Equitable Life Assurance
Society
Pinialoth Wickey
Caght
Tia
Alexander and
Hyde ‘Sro
Hickey
Realuze
Fire destroys City of Collingwood ship at dock
The City of Collingwood, a 8,000 dollar steamship owned by North Shore Navigation, burned at its Collingwood dock early Friday leaving two deckhands dead. Officers and crew escaped only in night clothes as several jumped into the bay aided by firemen. The blaze consumed the ship and its contents before a complete extinguishment.
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Collingwood
North Shore Navigation Company
Gollingwold
Martyrdom over land deal ends with stubborn preacher
Stratford clash pits Reverend Royal M Raymond against Thaddeus Peck over a promised 9260 land gift to secure a pastor’s attention. After hours of debate and a staged spectacle at Savin Rock Park, Raymond remains unconvinced while Peck proclaims victory, with deed to be archived by the Stratford Methodist church next week.
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Peck
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Connecticut
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Morton to lead independent probe into Equitable affairs
Morton plans a comprehensive inquiry into the Equitable Life Assurance Society. He has hired two CPA firms to audit the society as of June 10 1905 and will investigate all charges from the Frick committee and Hendricks report, aiming for a complete, confidential, and prompt assessment.
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Joe
Pail Morton
Equitable
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Insur
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Morton
Hendricks
Price
Equitable Life Assurance, Society
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Frick Vanstkirman
New York
Powers to Confer on Morocco and War Party Action
Today’s issue reports on powers to confer with Morocco and actions by a Russian war party, with ongoing progress of armies in the field. It notes editorial comment, upcoming commencements, reform movements, and various domestic items including flood of headlines from politics to society.
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Morton
Equitable
Wallace
Pupis
Philadelphia
Virginia
Maryland
Crawford
Naval Reserve
May quit the Canal on way to Washington
John F. Wallace chief engineer of the Canal Zone sailed for the United States on June 16 and was reported to be returning for consultations with Secretary Taft on matters before the Philippines trip. Rumors said he may resign and not return to the Isthmus after an annual report and rest. He left with Mrs Wallace and two secretaries.
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Colon
Philippines
John F. Wallace
Canal Zone
United States
Taft
Eier
Gov. Hagason Safe After Brief Illness Rumor
Polling day rumor says Governor Hagson was ill with fever. Reed clarifies it was a slight malaria attack. He is well today and expects to return to his office tomorrow. President Amador and other prominent figures expressed relief at the update.
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Polligna
Gor. Liagson
Reed
Amador
Yellow fever suspects from Panama steamship
Two men from the steamer Finance were moved to a detention hospital in New York on June 1, both fever cases tied to yellow fever aboard near Panama. Robert Burke, 20, a second cabin passenger, and William Pritchard, 30, the ship's butcher, were isolated as a fever outbreak risk rose. The Finance, damaged after a collision with the Spanish steamer Montevideo at Colon harbor, will dock for survey and repairs.
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Polon
New York
Panama
Siggmer Finance
Colon
Robert Burke
Pansenger
Willam Pritchard
Montevideo
Washington 8H Shriners Head To Niagara Falls Meet
Washington Shriners registered at the Lafayette in Buffalo and traveling to Niagara Falls for their national convention. Delegates from Almas Temple arrived after a delayed journey caused by a washout on the Lehigh Valley Railroad. The group, escorted by Baltimore Boumeres, enjoys strong fellowship and reports a spirited visit to Cataract City.
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Buffalo
Washington Shriners
Niagara Falls
Lafayette Hotel
Washington
Mempara
Almas Temple
Sayre
Ors
Boumeres Baltimore
Nompire
Best of Watt
Two Found Shot to Death Husband and Wife in Glendale
In Glendale area near Los Angeles a husband and wife were found dead in a ranch house with gunshot wounds and signs of struggle. Authorities say one shot the other, then killed himself. powdered burns on the woman’s dress suggest she may have fired. Both were about 38, and involvement of other parties is uncertain. Montreal reports a habeas corpus writ issue for Gaynor and Greene amid extradition jurisdiction questions. Norfolk steamboat service advertises daily departures to New York and Boston via Norfolk.
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