Czar's Answer and Peace Talks Backed by Diplomats
Washington notes doubt over exile policy as Count Cassini reports Russia may take offense. Diplomatic circles expect a return to peace efforts, aided by French and British leaders, while the Moroccan situation and Delcasse’s fall reshape alliances and neutral powers guidance. Electric Bittters praised for kidney relief.
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Washington
Count Cassini
St. Petersburg
Bisa
Japan
Fredident
Thuji
Mo Dehause
Sbpigman
Rural Indiana Night Plot Ends With Surrender
In Rochester Indiana Sheriff Bufley and deputies nab two men after a late night approach to a farmhouse near Athens. Frank Van Lue and Brouinette allegedly plotted murder for hire with a cash stake. The trio planned to abduct and kill, but officers surprised them just after midnight and ordered surrender.
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Rochester
Ind
Bailey Wia
Athens
Jim
van. Lue
Prank Broutk
Kette
van Lue
Brouiklette
Vani Lue
Brouiijette
Way Lue
Lierpian
Drowning Incident In Calumet River Claims Two Boys
A 7 year old boy drowned in a water tank at Calumet River near Fort Wayne after a fall during diving. Fay Lammering, a high school track athlete, attempted rescue, with Benson and Red Lammering involved. WHI McDonald and another companion assisted, pulling Lammering from the water and bringing him to shore.
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Manmend
Cyclone Strikes County Causes Wide Damage
A cyclone swept through the Frankfort area on June 1 causing significant destruction. Homes and outbuildings including the residence of Lawrence Jenking and John George Luero suffered major damage. The Krairig Center church was partially wrecked and reports from Cyelons indicate four houses blown down. Numerous orchards were ruined.
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Frankfort
Sauchery
Lawrence Jenking
John’ George Luero
Krairig Center
Cyelons
Pursued by Fate and Local Crimes Report
Hartford City Indiana reports a fate pursuer threatening residents near Krauss home after a multiple murder suspect’s daughter Crystal dies of heart disease. coroner cites heart disease and Crystal’s death to be buried in Arcady New York. Wishawaka graduation halted by paralysis of educator guest speaker Tompking. Evansville notes forged daughter’s name on a check tied to hotel robbery. Indianapolis school census shows declines in 64 of 92 counties. Indianapolis hosts horsemen and racing attendees from Kansas City for summer meet. Edward Donaghue granted respite to July 21 in murder case of Benton Harbor resident.
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Hartford City
Ind
Edward Donaghue
Indianapolis
Bs Reme
Michigan City
Arvuliter Worthrupp
Benton Harbor
Mich
Buckleh’s Arnica Balm Warns Against Sore Eyes
No secret about ic. for sore eyes says D. H. Gregory, Hope Texas, praising Buckleh’s Arnica Balm as a quick remedy. The brief note advertises the product and its 25 cent price through J. N. Jones agents.
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Cate
Buckleh
D. IL. Gregory
Hope
Texas
N. Jones
Four Men Die As Storm Floods Hit Michigan West
A severe storm and flood sweep across western and northern Lower Michigan and Detroit area. Four Grand Trunk workers die when a washout derails a train near Pewamo. families in Beatrice Smith’s and Joseph Sintela’s lines suffer losses. Widespread rainfall peaks at 4.80 inches in parts with rivers rising, threatening further damage and lifting potential losses above fifty thousand dollars.
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Detroit
Ron
Pascola
Grand Rapids
Fronchis City
Luahrand
Selaedder
Weather Bureau
Ilravanhs
Moete
Conseidativan
Geant Peller
Geant Peller | Hewwats
Cirsanal
Eerie Mere
Clieasn
Jess Dainise
Flint
Michigan
Faba
Ian Surdaern
Trains Collide Near Viver Four Miles From City
Two trains collided four miles from Viver California when the westbound Overland passenger and a Pewee operation Salt Lake Railroad service were involved. Several injured and two dead confirmed, delegates to a Knights of Columbus event aboard the Overland were not injured. The crash is blamed on alleged failure of the Overland engineer to observe orders.
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Lochangeles
Cal
Apa
Overland
Salt Lake
Viver
Knigtts of
Columbus
Jbut
Ngs
Hackneyed Harvest Struggle In Kansas City Contract Fight
Workers in Kansas harvest fields employ white men as the striking Black hodcarriers face no direct clash. Contractors seek police protection as the labor action stretches toward bond deadlines.
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Hkarisas City
Nonanton
Toque
Kansas
Hodcarriers
Jaymand
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Endorsement
Mr SW Tomer of Trakart Virginia says Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets did him more good than any doctor. He claims no physician could compound a medicine to produce such results for stomach upset and bilious constipation. For sale by a local pharmacy.
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Chamberlain
SW. Tomer
Trakart
Tina Ea D
Pharmpagy
Fragmented report on battleship surrender and attempted destruction
A fragmentary dispatch describes after the Russian battleship Orel surrendered, sailors attempted to blow up a vessel, eight gun crew members were shot, Adm. Toga ordered actions, and Mikasa took heat nearer the Russians as ships maneuvered. The narrative then mentions a Montenant at Fogo and a sequence of maneuvers as ships neared land.
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Téllalaf
Orel
Bartie
Mihase
Rajestyensy
Mayors Weaver Fight Sparks Shuffled City Posts
Philadelphia report details a shakeup in Mayor Weaver’s administration with Arthur Morro suspended and Andrew Chis resigning at the mayor’s request. Reform suggests interim shifts in the treasury and police bureau, including a new police chief appointment replacing William H. Bruck amid an ongoing inquiry.
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Philadelphia
Arthur R. Morro
Diel Vegas Te Hsht
Weever
Andrew PB Chis
Jens Elven
Raph B Sustrh
Highs
Ehtef
William H. Bruck
Pullas
Lores
Fet
Precipice Fall Claims Berk Residency Man
A Berk resident, Raftey a0, died after tumbling from a precipice near Capitan, while guiding a group on a 2000 foot ascent. Bailey, an operator, supposedly began a glide and fell headlong. searchers recovered no body yet as of reporting.
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Charles Aa
Raftey
Berk
Cal
Hailey
Bailey
Wiss
Saul Pesore
Secretary Shields Arrest Ties to Cartheft Case in Chicago
Chicago report states Secretary Shields of the Carnwad Wagon Workers union faced arrest in connection with an assault that led to Cael stroms death. A non-union suspect, Bowen, allegedly hired by a union member, died from wounds tied to the事件. Police claim other union figures have confessed and named conspirators, amid pneumonia complications and ongoing investigations.
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Chicago
Gotice
Arcust
Bibywig Shieids
Tru
Cart J
Cipistron
Caelstrom
Anil Wis
Bowen
Bygmien
Uve
Wis
Autign CartHeturg
Bates Relieved From Command in Northern Missouri Area
Washington January 7 Orders relieve Brig Gen John T Bates from duty in command of the Northern military district of Missouri and Dakota with headquarters at St Louis and move him to Washington. He is ordered to resume command of the division until a permanent appointment is made while the War Department directs him to tow and report to Brig Gen Thee wanding.
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Washington
Jone
John T. Bates
Missouri
Pakota
St. Louis
Wink
Cine
Addi Ho
Angi
Alvision
Emorsel
Order directs Adm Enquist to coal and reach next port
The order delivered to Admiral Enguiat requires him to sail within 24 hours after noon June 7 or be punished. He is to take coal enough to reach the next port and await further time from Captain Enquist, who is seeking delay pending action from St Petersburg. Governor General Wright has returned Admiral Enquist's formal visit.
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Manila
Loosevelt
Adm
Enguiat
Interme
Enquist
St.Petersburg
Wright
Dr. Eimg’s New Li for stomach and bowel diseases
A garbled advertisement promotes Dr Eimg’s New Li claimed to treat stomach and bowel ailments including headaches and other disorders. It urges customers to visit J Jones drug store to buy the remedy for two cents.
Royal Wedding Sighted in Trugsia Court Scene
A royal wedding in the palace at Trugsia drew a grand assembly of nobles and ambassadors. Crown Prince Frederick William and Duchess Cecilla of Mecklenburg Schwerin wed with empress and emperor attending, a 21 gun salute fired as the couple exchanged vows and a Bible presented by officials.
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Berkin
Frederick William
Dulchess
Cecilla
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Trugsia
Ingen
Elrope
Mumberg
Ole Olwit Fiubassies
Ambassador Tower
Tower Anoe Biem
Calinet
Tor
Aleo Erawi Pringhess
Anselmy Pearher
Nin
Kissen
Tye Strac
Kissel
Folug
pringGkpes
White Hall
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