Roosevelt Pushes New Phase in Far East Armistice Talks
St Petersburg June 21 Roosevelt reportedly took a pivotal step toward peace by sending Ambassador Meyer to the foreign office after an interview with Foreign Minister Lamsforff. The move suggests a new phase in negotiations aimed at halting Manchurian hostilities, with officials noting the delicate nature of the talks and possible implications for a truce and peace conference.
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St. Petersburg
Roosevelt
Manchuria
Meyer
Foreign Office
Lamehorff
Casalni
Takaaka
Washington
Lamsforff
Biooda
MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES FROM JUNE 1965 CHURCH EVENTS
A list of marriage banns and obituaries with names including Ralter Wo Turvey Mary A Sullivan Sarah Wilkinson Hianch R Colder Lee Turner Edith O Kincard George Dyer Annie Brown and many others. Notices cover marriages in Prince George County and Cumberland Ma and memorials for Rose Rabbitt Dors et and others with funeral details and locations.
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Ralter Wo Turvey
Mary A Sullivan
Sarah
Wilkinson
Hianch
R. Colder
Cumberland, Ma
Lesa L. Prepon
Rose Rabbitt
Charles F. Rouse
Marle T Rabbitt
M & Church
Joseph A. Jeffers
Health Office Record Deaths Reported to 12 om June 2
Health office record lists multiple deaths with ages and addresses including Lucy Andersen 21 GQ aw MM years Carrie Ball 1828 Le Droit 24 years Barnatte 1754 Seaton ow 17 seate rnard Mc furrell 49 Hanover nw 42 anys Philip Cansball 2210 P nw Vetther Cross 3395 Prospective 19 yeare Fater Nukehart Sibley Hospital 56 years Martha Gray Gov Heap Inimne Tl youre Hunry Kitnge 247 N nw 67 yeara Mary A Ramey Home for Aged 16 yeara Henjamin Hichardson Hume for Aged 75 years Joseph Shillington 1746 Lonw 44 years George H Washington Gov Hosp Iusan Virginia Wolvermore 416 8 Jave Fying Wiil a 1936 Law 1 year 60 yra 72 yrs.
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Allen 417
Franklin
Lucy Andersen
Carrie Ball
Barnatte
Seaton Ow
Seate Rnard
Mc Furrell
Hanover
Philip Cansball
Notice of Marriage and Death Listings Across Newspapers
Notice indicates marriages and deaths may be inserted in The Wrentaton Pontl upon request with no charge and can appear in multiple morning papers including New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier National Enquirer Chicago Record-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Post-Standard St Paul Pioneer Press Winnipeg Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Natl Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
Louis Republic
Syracuse Post-Standard
ST Paul Pionter Press
Winniapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Emperor Receives US Officers Before Manchuria Mission
Emperor Nicholas greeted Brig. Gen. Thomas H. Barry Col. John Van R Hoff and Capt. Sydney Cleman in St. Petersburg on June 21. He discussed Roosevelt’s friendship and hopes for continued US Russia good will, noting Barry’s Boxer era service and promising a future audience on return.
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St. Petersburg
Emperor Nicholas
Thomas H. Barry
United States Army
Manchuria
Barry
John van R. Hoff
Sydney Cleman
Roosevelt
Meyer
United States
Russia
Gen. Barry
Linevitch
China
Atlantic
St. Pepersburg
Peace meeting sought by rival U S cities amid heat
Rival American cities push to host the peace envoy sessions amid heat in Washington. Eastern cities like Newport and Atlantic City and Western centers such as Chicago and Portland vie for the sessions once plenipotentiaries are named. A separate dispatch reports the Port Arthur capitulation deemed justifiable by investigators.
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Russia
Japan
Washington
Peace Commission
Newport
Asbury Park
Lake Mohonk
N. J
Manchester by-the-Sea
Bar Harbor
Elberon
Atlantic City
Hot Springs
Chicago
St. Paul
Portland
Port Arthur orders force foreign merchants to depart
A June report notes that after the Sea of Japan engagement the Japanese notified the foreign merchants at Port Arthur to prepare to leave within forty days. Clarkson & Co of Portland and Seattle were among firms ordered out, having supplied the Russian army and no longer present in Port Arthur.
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Sietas Block & Company
Port Arthur
Clarkson & Co
Beattie
Wash
Clarkson
Portland
Oreg
Bogton Brexmahip Company
Seattle
Vladivostok
Japanese advance report from Kirin road sector
Special cable dispatch from Tokyo June 1 reports further Japanese gains along the Kirin road with left flank forces occupying Lienhauchieb near Yi Ho at midnight Sunday. Russians retreated northeast of Changty. Japanses casualties listed as 50. Northern Korea activity includes Kyongsong occupation and Russian withdrawal northward under pressure. London dispatch notes Linovitch's position rising in danger near Mukden compared to Kuropatkin.
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Washington
Tokyo
Kirin Road
Lienhauchieb
Yi Ho
Changty
Hirln
Korea
Kyongsong
London
Moji
Linovitch
Kuropatkin
Garore
Mukden
Nelodoff Named as Russian Peace Plenipotentiary
Nelldotf the Russian Ambassador to Paris is designated one of Russia’s peace plenipotentiaries. A veteran diplomat, he previously served in Constantinople where he earned the Order of the Medjidiah after tense negotiations. The appointment signals imperial approval of his diplomacy.
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Paris
Russia
St. Petersburg
Juna Mia
Nelldotf
M. Nelldorf
Constantinopla
Sir Philip Currie
Turkey
Sir Phily
M. Nelidoff
M. Nelidof
Prince ‘Ourausaif
Hage
A M. Nellidof
Conataninople
Slaughter by Cossacks in St Petersburg Uprising
June 2 report from St. Petersburg describes chaos at Ivanovna Voenessnek near Moscow with Cossacks killing twenty eight in the main street. A crowd attacked the Grethe Gandouring factory hindering fire crews. Dragoons deployed then left as disorder resumed. Peasants destroyed Prince Wassilicht koffs estate and sugar refinery. In Veronesch M Aunt Tolstai estate peasants refuse farm work claiming land will seize. Agrarian crisis worsens an already dire situation amid poor crops in Volga provinces.
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St. Petersburg
Ivanovna Voenessnek
Moscow
Prince Wassilichtkoff
Botroff
Pawiloff
Veronesch
Tolstai
Volga
Demonstration Ends in Bloodshed as Cossacks Fire
A June 11 protest by fifty thousand workers and organized socialists in the capital ends with eighteen dead and about one hundred wounded after Cossacks fire from side streets following speeches in the market square. Red flags and government opposition marked the parade.
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Washington Post
Loda
Foland
Socialista
Permanent Home for Railway Associations Discussed
Washington D C may host a permanent home for all railroad associations to hold conventions and meetings. The idea was seriously discussed at the closing session of the Master Car Builders Association convention in Manhattan Beach after several days of sessions.
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Railway Association
New York
Washington, D. C
Master Car Builders’ Association
Seanon
Manhattan Beach
Lawyers Clash Over Hooker Case During Albany Session
Albany June 21 special session considers Justice Warren B. Hooker case amid a legislative inquiry into postal affairs at Dunkirk and Fredonia. Assembly adopted charges by 99 to 2 and sent them to the Senate, recessing until next Tuesday to hear Hooker. Senate then handled the measure before adjourning. Ocean steamers news from New York and onward list arrivals and sailings including Victorian Balttle Majestic and Kaisar Wilhelm.
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Albany
N. Y
Warren B. Hooker
State Supreme Court
Higging
Justice Hooker
Dunkirk
Fredonia
Penate
Aeries. Hooker Fa
Tess
Senate
New York
Balttle
Liverpool
Rotterdam
Bouloges
Carenia
Quesnstown
Majestic
Southampton
Kaisar Wilhelm Dar Grose
Bremen
Charboure
Trust Company Fails Its President Faces Receivership
Philadelphia reports the City Trust and Safe Deposit Company closing its doors with temporary receiver J Hampton Moore named. Forgeries by the late Benjamin H. Goulail weakened the bank, producing about an $86,000 loss on forged Gaskill securities and $35,000 doubtful loans, prompting a proposal to form a separate surety company in the wake of governance changes.
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City. Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Philadelphia
City Trust and Base Deposit Company
Albert L. Tabor
Atte Bank
J. Hampton Moore
Ita
Tabor
Benjamin H. Goulail
Moore
Haskil] & Company
Gasils
A. &. Appleyard
Frederick W. Fletts
Robert McAfes
Mr. Tabor
Lhat
Gankili Securities
Banks Caught in Gaskill Forgeries Full Extent Unclear
Philadelphia reports on Benjamin H. Gaskill's frauds show he borrowed over a million dollars using raised stock certificates from New York banks and small-town lenders. Administrators note liabilities remain undetermined but assets include about $75,000 cash, stock certificates worth $100,000, and other securities, with potential further fraudulent papers yet to be found.
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Gaskill
Philadelphia
Benjamin H. Gaskill
Thla City
New York
Gaskill Estate
Philadelphia, Stock Exchange
Deaths and Legal Notices From Oscawana to Montreal
Death of Andrew Onder donk of Oscawana New York at fifty six from overwork and breakdown noted as a well known engineer and contractor with famed projects including San Francisco Harbor works and Canadian Pacific rail line in British Columbia. Also reported are Joseph L Herwig New Orleans Stock Exchange leader and bank director dying at sixty one, Henry M Wu aon of Franklin Pa dying at fifty eight, and Gaynor and Greene habeas corpus hearings postponed with counsel arguing for Supreme Court review scheduled next Tuesday.
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New York
Andrew Onderdonk
Oscawana
San Francisco
Paciffic
British Columbia
New Origans
Joseph L. Herwig
New Orleans Stock Exchange
Port Au Prince
Baltimore
United States
Pittsburg
Henry M. Wu
Franklin
National Supply Company
Duquesne Club
Gaynor
Greene Cane
Montreal
Greene
Roosevelt Tells Holy Cross of Duty and Honesty
President Roosevelt addressed Holy Cross College, urging duty at home and abroad and condemning public and private morality drift. He received a Doctor of Laws from the university, then headed to Williamstown for Williams College exercises and a welcome by students and officials.
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Podreltisen
Church
Roose-velt
Wright
Hall
Roosevelt
Beak
Holy Cross Coges
Holy Cross
Joseph F. Hanselman
Worcester
Hanselman
America
Etv Am
Rookweot Hoar
Willame‘town
Williama College
Williamstown
Masa
Henry Hopkins
Hopkins
Berkshire County
W. Murray Crane
George P. Lawrence
James M. Barker
Pittsfield
A. C. Houghton
North Adams
Willam P. Plunkett
Adama
Weller M. Hawkins
President Hopkins
College
Joseph Hy, Choate
Elihu Root
Morris KE. Jesup
New York
President Hopkins House
Williams Chapter
Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity
Fila Fraternity
Worcaster
Willamatown
Greenfield
Shereburne Falls
Shelburne Falls
Henry Payne
PLEA FOR STUDY OF CELTIC LITERATURE AT HOLY CROSS
President Roosevelt at Holy Cross College urges nationwide scholarships for Celtic literature. He calls for endowed chairs at major universities and argues Americans must use their advantages to further learning, promote justice, and strengthen national character through efficient action aligned with high ideals.
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Worcester
Mass
Holy Crgas College
Roosevelt
Holy Cross College
American Republic
Holy Crowna
Harvard
America
President Roosevelt's Worcester Trip Provokes Loyal Cheers
Roosevelt's train rolled through New Jersey and New London with cheering crowds and guards. Messages to Harvard and Yale crews urged them to good luck as the president spoke briefly to locals at Putnam and Worcester before continuing to New London and beyond.
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Harvard
Yale
Worcester
Mass
Jersey City
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Igrew
Bsttan Island
Red Top
New London
Samphone Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt
Putnam
Conn
Lfe
Garamen
Galea Ferry
Forgery and falsification case against former filtration chief
Philadelphia June 21 John W HIM former chief of the filtration bureau is held on forgery and falsifying statements charges in 4000 bail. Testimony described $750000 excavation and $6000 pipe contracts and a supplemental 49000. Witness said surplus funds were misapplied and entries altered before destruction of records. Prosecution promised more disclosures. Mayor Weaver hired three accountants to audit filtration bureau accounts.
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Philadelphia
John W. Him
Fitration Bureau
Isenhrown
Frederick Schaffhauser
Filtration Bureau
Water Bureau
Daniel J. McNichol
Schaffhauser
Chief Hill
Hill
Counser
McNichol
Home wrecker strut ends in Dothan killing
Byron Trammell, postmaster at Dothan Alabama, shot and killed well known cotton man Robert J. Barnes as he entered Trammell’s home. Trammell surrendered claiming Barnes wrecked his home. Both men were prominent in the community. Barnes had moved from Georgia about a year ago and left behind relatives in Atlanta and Bremen Germany.
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Dothan
Ala
Dathan
Robert J. Barnes
Byron Trammell
Barnes
Trammell
W. W. Milliken
Georgia
Mr. Hawood
Atlanta
On. M
Bremen
Germany
Employers of Middle States Declare Eight-hour Day Ruinous
Philadelphia June 21 printers of the Middle States met in convention and adopted resolutions opposing the International Typographical Union eight hour day set for January 1 196. Speakers said the move would wipe out profits and be ruinous. Howard Meyer of New York largely opposed it, noting the Co operative Press would back the union in its demand.
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Co-operative Press
New York
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