Russia and Japan armistice terms eyed in peace talks
Russia awaits Japan to fix time and place for initial terms toward a suspensive armistice. Plenipotentiaries may be appointed. Baron Rosen or Gen. De Staal discussed as candidates. Roosevelt and Hay efforts praised. Britain and France endorse restraint while pondering indemnity and territory limits in potential settlement.
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Rt. Petersburg
Russia
Japan
Rusela Fina
Manchuria
Roose
Tiave Spenestad
Foreign Office
Baron Rosen
United States
Riv Jong
Jagianese
de Staal
Count Benkendurft
London
the Hague
Roosevelt
Husdie
Fi Fewell
P Aride
May
Hay
France
Great Britain
Meyer
Dent Roosevelt
Paasader Sleyer
Haa
Britain
Alsace Lorraine
Frante
Gosain
Alain
América
Europe
Pett
Bakhatin
Husnla Ane
Slandy Sea
Dupab
Slander suit filed over $2000 damages in Kentucky
Fragmented news items report a slander claim by Mrs. Jenule Johnston against a telephone company manager in Sikhapt, seeking about $4000 in damages. other items mention a Franklin College commencement with President William and a Muncie insanity case, plus railroad pass policies in Indiana.
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Coshon
Jenule Johnston
Donna J. Johnston
Homb Telephone Cox
Sikhapt
Aana
G. Brown
Johnston
Danager
Franklin Collége
Frankin, Nd
William
Gal
Oldest American printer dies in Indianapolis
John HL Eagle, born in Philadelphia in 1815, thought to be the oldest printer in the United States, died at the home of his granddaughter in Indianapolis. The veteran printer's long career spanned many decades in the industry.
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Yndianapoli
Bud
John HL Eagle
United States
Norte
Eagle
Bor
Philadelphia
Mourner Ends Life After Funeral Watch in Moncie Indiana
Charlie Morgan, 24, a farmer near Munele, Indiana, attended a friend's funeral then, four hours later, took carbolic acid ending his life. The death is recorded as self inflicted after a period of mental distress following the service.
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Moncie
Ind
Charlie Morgan
Munele
Carbone Eld
Train Fatality Shocks Kokua Indiana Resident
James A. Wriht of Iroquois aged about 41 was killed instantly when struck by a Pan Handle freight west of Kokua Indiana. He had retired in Champaten County Ohio before the accident occurred.
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Kokua
Ind
James A. Wriht
Iroquois
Champaten County
Ohio
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Praised Locally
Mr J W Tuever of Trobart Virginia confirms Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets have done him more good than any doctor-prescribed remedy. He asserts no physician could compound a medicine with such gratifying results for stomach trouble biliousness or constipation. Sold by Linder Pharmacy.
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Chamberlain
J. W. Tuever
Trobart
Philippine government to solicit railway construction bids
Government invites proposals for a major Philippine railway project funded by bonds and tax provisions. The plan, authorized by Congress, covers routes from Manila to Aparri, Batangas, Legazpi, and Panay, with extensions toward Cebu, and sets bond terms and eligibility for U.S. and Philippine firms or partnerships.
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Washington
Wathh
Nice
Fuvaivgl
Unite States
Philippines
Pileoad
State of the United
Iragapan
Norte
Cabanatuans
Nueva Ecija
Gal Maluan
Hdiguyan
Aparri
Catraray
Batan
Leggspl
Portheus
Panay
Cebu
Dando
Aragad
En Dumanjug
Baril
Court decision clarifies stock subscriptions and mortgage rights
In Tawrendebirs Indiana Judge George EL Bawang rules in Diunsurt County Loan and ulti asbuclatan v Burkant Wayes that when subscribers for stock pay in full or part, the society may not issue a second loan on the original mortgage without new stock and additional securities. If a borrower subscribes for multiple shares and money is advanced, paid stock holders cannot reclaim funds already used as dividends.
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Tawrendebirs
Ind
Diunsurt County Loan
Ulti Asbuclatan
Joseph H. Burkant
Nancy G. Wayes
George EL Bawang
Fire at Kokomia plant injures two firemen and causes heavy damage
A large fire at the National Flint Glass Co. plant in Kokomia destroyed the factory and adjacent residence areas. Two firemen were severely injured by falling walls as crews battled the blaze for over an hour, with losses estimated around $150,000. Investigators search for a missing youth from Roy Hartert’s family. alarm spread by a passerby on horseback.
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Kokomia
Ind
Walnowa Igi
National Flint Glass Co
Jentips
Roy Hartert
Ark
German Baptists Meeting Draws Delegates and Visitors
Flora Ltd reports June 12 attendees from various states at the National German Baptist Convention here visiting the munital forest. The feature event noted beet production figures and bread loaves, with details on a large cup and a 350 KullOR of cuitee.
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Flora, Ltd
Vari x Slites
National German Baptist Convention
Record of Duration of Cite at Wabash June 12
Orville Davis, noted union labor agitator and foreman of the Pioneer hut works, shot. post mortem shows bullet passed through the left leg and heart, leaving a thin part between the wound and left ver trial.
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Wabash
Orville Davis
Pioneer Hut Works
Bucklen’s Arctic Salve Praised For Sore Eyes and Ulcers
Hope Texas resident D. L. Gregory reports quick relief from eye sores and ulcers using Bucklen’s Arctic Salve bought at J. N. Jones drug store for 26 cents. The notice asserts its effectiveness for various skin ailments and fever sores.
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Bucklen
O. H
D. L. Gregory
Hope
Texas
J.N. Jones
Jewelers Taken From Stand At Vollmer's Store
In a street incident at Vollmer's store on the corner of Mill and Schddieland Center, George N. Engert, a jeweler, was towed from his stand and removed according to local police records.
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George N. Engert
Vollmer
Atore
Comer
Schddieland Center
Ute
Buffalo Dinner for Editors at Miller Ranch Tourney
A large gathering on June 12 at the Miller Bros ranch near Bliss Oklahoma celebrated the National Editorial Association visit. Santa Fe officials say 20,000 attended. editors and guests traveled by special train for a buffalo dinner, wild west show, and parade on a vast arena site while Ponca and Otoe plans for tribal celebrations were discussed. no buffalo slaughter occurred beyond a single animal killed earlier by Joe Miller, with assurances no future hunting or objectionable acts would occur.
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Bliss
Okla
Miller Bros
Il Ranch
National
Huffgio
Edstors
Santa Fe
Uth
National ‘Adsociation
Santa Fe Rgilroad
Fred
Indiana
Montjoe
Dvith
Bealdé
Bidfale
Ok Team
Prairie Schooner
Hte
Noble
Ponca Fodian Agency
Oklahoma
White Eagle
Okly
Houer
Ponca
Joe Miller
Ag Mivers
Just What Everyone Should Do By Mr J T Barber
Mr J T Barber of Lrwineville urges keeping a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand for sudden attacks. He says it is the best medicine he has used and keeps a bottle ready at all times. Sold by Lindeman's Pharmacy.
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J. T. Barber
Lrwineville
Gay
Chamberlain
Barcer
Chamberismn
Lindeman
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