Koreans Denied Audience At The Hague Peace Conference
Korean delegates Yi Sang Sul Yi Tyoune and Yi Tiyongoui protested at The Hague claiming Korea was invited by Russia before Portsmouth to attend. President Nelidoff refused them audience and Koreans accuse Japan of violates of international law, urging support from Russia and America.
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Russia
Portsmouth
Melidoff
the Hague
Yi Sang Sul
Yi Tyoune
Supreme Court of Seoul
Yi Tiyongoui
St. Petersburg
Nelidoff
Korea
M. Nelidoff
America
Horea
Inatve
Réngevelt
Yi Tchine
Pomm
Hague
Keiroku Tsuzaki
Friars Outing Pilgrimage Elects Officers at Belmar
The Friars theatrical press agents association opened its first annual Pilgrimage at Belmar New Jersey with 10 in the party for a two day outing. Tonight the annual election named President Wella Hawks Vice President Charles Wamerson Cooke Recording Secretary Frank Wilstach Corresponding Secretary Philp Mindil Treasurer John W Rumney. The board of governors enlarged by Henry G Sommers Frank Payne George W Sammis W G Smyth Bruce Edwards W N Hull Clinton Moffatt Wallace Munro William Coxey and Marces Mayer. Tomorrow the group plans a clam bake at Port au Peak.
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New York
Friars
Theatrical Press Agents’ Association
Belmar
N. J
Wella Hawks
Charles Wamerson Cooke
Frank Wilstach
Philp Mindil
John W
Vice crusade in Chicago launches under new law
Chicago at midnight began a new campaign for decency under the vagrancy law effective at that hour. The police department will arrest all persons without honest means of support in undesirable quarters. Backed by Fred Busse, the department enforces the measure with rigid procedures.
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Chicago
Fred Busse
Something Wrong in Army
Maj. Gen. J Frenkin Bell told officers at Leavenworth that there is something wrong in the army. He said the issue is known in Washington and an effort will be made to correct it. The remark sparked comment among officers as they speculated on its meaning.
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Washington Post
Leavenworth
Kans
J. Frenkin Bell
Army
Washington
Used Mails to Defraud Defenders Trial Verdict
A Fort Smith jury found C C Wailer Texas and associates guilty of using the mails to defraud. F Demre Lemon of Pitcburg Pa was convicted on four counts. the others on five. Jury deliberated 24 hours. Maximum penalty is a $2000 fine and up to three years in prison.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Southern Bank and Trust Company
Ckce
C. C. Wailer
Texas
F. Demre Lemon
F Pitzaburg
Edward, Hunt
J. M. Langston, Jr
Lemon
Psarist Vamteer
Minister's Daughter Confesses True Identity in Burglary Case
The Brooklyn arrestee in a Freeport gang burglary investigation admits her real name Igna Wilienau, daughter of Rev K G Wilienau. She had used Wilhelm and other names. letters linked her to August von Fahrig, owner of the Freeport hotel and suspected gang leader. Von Fahrig faces first degree burglary charges. bail set at $5,000. hearing postponed to Monday.
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The
Washington Post
Mineola
Long Island
Brooklyn
Freeport
Ig¢na Wilienau
K. G. Wilienau
Wilhelm
Hulte
Sweet
Igna Wiliengu
August von Fahrig
Justice of the Peace
Wallace
Cole
von Fahrig
Will Build War Ships Following Dreadnought Style
Secretary Metcalf awarded two American battleship contracts to Newport News and Fore River, choosing turbine and reciprocating engine designs. Ships Nos. 28 and 29 will be 530 feet long with ten 12 inch guns, Delware and possibly New York named, while Octopus submarines are approved for mass production under a $3 million appropriation. Armor contracts split among Bethlehem Carnegie Midwest with price adjustments to meet department bids.
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West
Metcalf
Navy Department
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Department
Rey
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Quincy
Mass
Newport*News Company
Fore River Company
Newport News Company
Cramps Company
Naval
Brooklyn
Mare Island Navy Yard
Delaware
New York
Board of Construction
Special Submarine Board
Midvale Company
Mrs Tucker Faces War Department Charges of Misconduct
Mrs. Tucker wife of Lieut Col Tucker deputy paymaster general stationed in Chicago says she filed with the War Department charges of scandalous conduct against her husband after a private investigation. She claims the allegations are grave and she will accept the department’s action. She denies rumors linking the case to attention paid to Filipino women and asserts the facts are known only to War Department officials.
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John A. Logan
War Department
Tucker
William F. Tucker
Col. Tucker
Chicago
Pacific
Orient
Logan ‘Tucker
United States Army
Guba
Washington
Secretary of War
Shonts Denies Report on Marriage Offer to Theo Shonts
A Paris dispatch claims Theodore P. Shonts agreed to the Duke de Chaulnes seeking Miss Theo dossia Shonts subject to reform. Shonts denies any consent saying the dispatch is inaccurate and provisional. The Duke de Chaulnes is a war-time duke with a storied family background.
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Washington ‘Post
New’ York
Paris
Theodore P. Shonts
Duke de Chauines
Theodosia Shonts
Conditio
Mr. Shonis
de Chaulnes
Duke de Chaulnes
Princess Galitzie
Grief Drives Italian to Try Twice to End Life
Mount Vernon Ohio June 29 After two suicide attempts Peter Zarlengo a young Italian swallowed carbolic acid and will die The telegram from Wooster said his father Emailo garbngo had been killed by a street car The son in grief attempted to shoot himself earlier but his brother in law stopped him A store crowd scattered as he swallowed the poison causing faintings and panic
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Washington Post
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Peter Zarlengo
Wooster
Emailo Garbngo
Zarlengo
Real culprits at liberty in Tangier case shock
Ten men alleged to have attacked Dr Mauchamp, murdered in March, were sent from Morocco City for trial. Sources say they are innocent, seized by Sultan's agents who dragged them here while the real culprits remain at large. One detainee is a stranger and the other a deaf mute.
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Tangier
Mauchamp
Moraccos City
Morocco
Mrs Terrell and Mrs Smith Clash Over Georgia Governor’s Reception
In Atlanta June 29 the transition of Georgia governors sparked a social clash between retiring governor’s wife Mrs Terrell and incoming governor’s wife Mrs Smith. Mrs Smith planned a post inauguration reception, but Mrs Terrell refused entry before noon, prompting caterers to line up outside the executive mansion. The feud traces to William Jennings Bryan’s last Atlanta visit when Mrs Smith, as a committee chair, allegedly snubbed Mrs Terrell.
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Georgia
Washington Post
Atlanta
State Capiitol
Hoke Smith
Executive Mansion
Peachtree Street
Prince Kebir Mirza Kills Mother in Persian City
Persian nobleman Prince Kebir Mirza killed his mother in Ispahan by shooting her three times after she refused to fund his dissipation. Also reported: balloonist Lieut Leake and Lieut Canfield died in a sea search near Bridport after a past ascent. Minor note on silverware collection charges appears in local notices.
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Ispahan
Persia
Kebir Mirza
Zali Sultan
Twain Parallel Praise Splits Britain In Row Over Humor
London press praises Mark Twain beside Birrell while noting political humor's reach. Twain visits Stratford-on-Avon after Oxford, crowds greet him, then he attends a Mansion House banquet with 250 Savage Club guests and dignitaries. He reflects on the honor of an Oxford degree and future seas.
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London
Amer ‘Ican
Clemens
Marie Corelli
Stratford-on-Avon
Mr. Birrell
Lord Rosebery
Saturday Review
Mark Twain
Erica
Gravity
Mark Twat
Foosevelts
Roosevelt
British Isles
Bryce
America
Birrell
England
Mr. Bryte
United States
Choate
Oxford
Twain
Mansion House
Savage Club
Chiet Justice Alverstone
Fridtjoff Nansen
William J. Gilbert
Mempera
Sausage Club
Seven Seas
Banquet Honors Stein hart at Havocs retirement event
A retirement banquet for Stein Hart was held at the Hotel Miramar with notable attendees including Gov. Mage and Brig. Gen. Thomas. The guest list featured dignitaries from government and military circles, reflecting a formal farewell and recognition of service. The program indicated a ship-to-Atlanta phase and subsequent duties, with further details to follow.
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America Fakin Een
Mirimar
Nippon May Boycott Interpreted In Tokyo Message
Tokyo hears further complaints of alleged Japanese mistreatment in San Francisco denied licenses to engage in business beyond mercantile work. Japanese chambers of commerce warn that anti Japanese sentiment threatens bilateral trade, urging Roosevelt to address the issue and stop the discrimination that endangers relations and potential markets.
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America
Chambers of Commerce
Tokyo
San Francisco
Chanterd’ of
I Somimerce
United States
Roosevelt
C ‘Cause of Justice
Philadelphia Professor Marries Young Bride in Music Circle
Philadelphia June 29 charge announces the marriage of Professor Hugh A. Clarke sixty eight to his twenty one year old bride from Pittsburgh. Clarke, born in Toronto, studied under his musical parents and led the Abt male chorus before becoming professor of the science of music at the University of Pennsylvania. The wedding reflects a strong musical lineage as Clarke’s mother was a light opera performer and the bride inherits noted musical talent.
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Pennsyl
Phildelphia
Hugh A. Jes Hana
Stuart Grant
Clarke
University of Pensylvania
Toronto
Wiuaic
Oxford
Philadelphia
Abt
Mia
To Day
Government Work Stands On New Orleans Waterfront Aid
June 20 report from New Orleans notes a government aid request to avert a developing crisis as engineers warn of rising river depths and caving banks. Local levee Board cites insufficient measures, while government-constructed work remains deemed absolutely safe.
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New Orleans
Washington Pair Arrested in Planned Elopement
Dorothy Mosher daughter of a Patent Office official and Harry O Hara a Pittsburg student arrived in Youngstown to marry but were halted by police. The 18 year old Mosher appeared much younger. Her father Alexander Mosher of Washington and the family are prominent. Mr Mosher travels to Youngstown to retrieve his daughter amid distress.
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Washington, Post
Youngstown
Ohio
Dorothy
Gridiron Club
Washington
Pittsburg
Mosher
Blithers Back Home From Sea Quest
A seafaring bulldog named Blithers, owned by Lieut T C Hart, returned to his master at the Benedick aboard the Hull torpedo boat. He was found near the navy yard, injured with bruises and a swollen eye, treated with patches and salves, and escorted home by his custodians after a thorough check by his owner.
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Buthhers
T. C. Hart
the Benedick
Navy Yard
HOUSES BURNED IN BISBEE ARIZONA FIRE
Fire in Bisbee Arizona destroyed over 200 houses in the residential area amid high winds and limited water. Authorities blew up buildings with dynamite to halt the blaze, scorching about ten acres and damaging part of the business district after a gasoline explosion at the Colorado Hotel. Bisbee with about 20 000 residents hosts Phelps Dodge and other mines.
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Bisbee
Ariz
Chi[Bier Neil
Colorado Hotel
Bishee
Phelps Dodge
Dewey Hoax At Kiel Triggers Exposition Stir
An American visitor at Kiel claimed Admiral Dewey had arrived to visit the motor boat exposition and would be shown through. Managers said they would welcome the admiral, but later findings showed no such arrival, revealing a hoax. Rumors also spread that Admiral Togo was en route with aides, which the Japanese minister denied.
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Germany
Admiral Dewey
Kiel
Togo
Hanover
Premier Clemenceau Seeks Early Parliament Adjournment
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau, buoyed by last night's victory in the Chamber of Deputies, moving to adjourn Parliament on July 7 and shelve the income tax bill and other measures. The cabinet's program shows little progress, with major reforms like death penalty abolition and peacetime court-m martial trials abandoned.
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Clemenceau
Bille
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
French Navy Disaster Report From Toulon Collision
A June report from Toulon states that during a voyage from Marseilles the battleship Jaureguiberry collided with the torpedo boat destroyer Pertuisane, resulting in about sixty deaths or injuries. The maritime prefecture withheld confirmation or denial.
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Toulon
Marseilles
Germany Leans to France in Imminent Treaty Pact
Special Cable reports negotiations in progress toward a near partial alliance between France and Germany. The Kaiser seeks to ease isolation by offering France a freer hand in securing peace on the German frontier, signaling a pivotal shift in European diplomacy.
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Washington
France
Germany
Seattle
California
Judge Loving Free Verdict Reached Quickly
After a 45 minute jury deliberation in Halifax Circuit Court Judge William G. Loving of Nelson County is found not guilty by reason of insanity in the murder of Theodore Estes. The jury conveyed they believed no actual assault occurred, only an attempted assault, and Loving will resume duties at the Ryan estate in Nelson County.
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Washington Post
Houston
William G. Loving
Nelson County
Virginia
Thomas F. Ryan
Halifax
William R. Barksdale
Theodore Estes
M. K. Estes
Loving
Young Estes
Oak Ridge
Estes
Elizabeth
Judge Loving
Jerse Eerrea Isa
Ryan
Barksdale
B. S. McGraw
Clerk Craddock
John F. Jacob
Richmond
Jacob
Miss Loving
Petersburg
McCraw
Treae
Ceptury
John P. Swanson
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