Russian Warships Covered by Ohio Guns
Washington reports that Russian warships did not depart within 24 hours and are now under the guns of the Ohio and Monadnock, with Admiral Train to disable their machinery. Moscow dispatches discuss peace talks, assemblies, and official steps toward ending hostilities amid Manchurian uncertainties.
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Ohio
Washington
Taft ‘Ban
Wright
Manila
Train
Monadnock
Navy Department
French envoy Bompard returns to St Petersbourg
Paris reports French ambassador to Russia Bompard will arrive in Saint Petersburg tomorrow after a long conference with President Loutet at the foreign office. The peace situation is said to have been fully considered and it is intimated the Amerc?an position will be strengthened to co operate with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Peterspurg
Sune v
Meyer
Washington
Lamadorff
Paris
Juve
A-M. Bompard
Russia
St Petersbore
Loutet
Foreign Office
Ensured Superintendent Appointment Reported in Buffalo Meeting
Fragmentary notice notes a weekly Buffalo meeting where a committee was formed to investigate F. D. Kiltern, alleging financial stakes and an auditor role in a German rank creditors context, with unclear further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Jane
Rve Gar
F. D. Kiltern
Euperte Eden
Henks
Writ Denied in Mrs Rogers Murder Case
Albany judge declines writ of error to seek U S court review for Vermont woman Mary Rogers sentenced for murder. Attorney Butler argues issues on new evidence and Vermont retrial limits. Peckham says no federal question and execution slated June 23 if reprieve lapses. Montpelier reports last hope exhausted. governor signals no further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Rufus W. Peckham
United States Supreme Court
Mary Rogers
Vermont
United States Court
F. M. Butler
Butler
Rogers
Peckham
Bennington County
Montpelier
Bell
Supreme Body
Legislatre
Elf
JH. Senter
T. W. Moloney
Rutland
Mra Roger
Peckhamn
Poe
Trustees Satisfied With Taunton Insane Hospital Report
Taunton Massachusetts trustees of the Taunton Insane Hospital announced their investigation into a recent patient escape found the institution in satisfactory condition. They noted the escape involved a non dangerous patient and urged careful prison discipline only if it would not harm patient welfare, while confirming measures to prevent further incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Mass
Jones
Taunton Insane Hospital
Nathaniel B. Women
Fall River
Master Plumbers Elect Officers In Annual Session
The nations association of master plumbers of the United States closed its annual session in Atlanta Georgia after selecting Atlantic City New Jersey as the next meeting place. President Caceres led the slate with Moodie Day Rae and Bytoe noted among officers. The retired Milwaukee treasurer W F Tout received a testimonial for fourteen consecutive terms of service.
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Atlanta
Jones
Nations Association of Giaster Plumbers
United States
Atlantic City
X. J
E ‘Bar
Foto Ag
Caceres
Chicas Ee Sempeets
B . Moodie
Rae
Aedetpala
Charles T. Bytoe
Chia
W. FL
Milwaukee
Lew
Emperor Entertained at Royal Wedding Reconvenes Cavalry
The article notes Emperor Bertie and Prince June Enggere attending the imperial French ceremony today. It mentions a wedding between the crowe prince and Dortertis, with plans to send the cavalry exercises and sfierwands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie
June
William A Weabers
Ice cream illness hits Nashville guests at hotel
Twenty two guests at a Nashville hotel fell ill after dining, with ice cream blamed on a preservative in milk or ptomaine poisoning. Five doctors treated the group, including Chief Templar C. T. Kelly and several Southern Baseball League players, theater company members, and six criminal court jurors.
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Nashville
Tenn
Templar C. T. Kelly
Order of Good Templars of
Tennessee
Southern Baseball League
Criminal Court
Chicago teamsters face ultimatum as strike stalls
Chicago June 9 report says employers demand complete compliance with their conditions before any settlement and refuse further concessions. Team Owners association to vote on delivering to strike affected houses, risking an 8,000 man walkout. Employers claim they can rush 400 workers daily to Chicago if the strike extends. Garment Workers vow the strike will continue regardless of teamsters action, aiming to pressure National Wholesale Tailors. A lumber tallyman, George J. Jackson, was attacked by three alleged unionists and may die. suspects fled.
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Chicago
Chicago Team Owners’ Association
Special Order
Teamsters Union
National Wholesale Tailors Association
Teamaters
Garment Workers
George J. Jackson
Freight in Subway Freight Handling to and From Chicago Terminals
Chicago subway progress rapid with freight expected by late August linking nearly 32 miles of bore. Work continues day and night amid strike action as tunnels expand under the lake region between 12th and Halsted streets and Chicago avenue.
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Chicago
Chicago Subway Company
12Th
Halsted Streets
Chicago Avenue
Last Day in London for King Alfonso
King Alfonso spent his final day in London with a tour of the National Gallery and the Zoological Gardens, joined by King Edward. He later traveled to Windsor after a morning of viewing artillery practice and meeting youthful visitors. A state bill will allocate a torpedo boat to transport Paul Jones's body from Paris to Le Havre for delivery by a French vessel.
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Alfonso
National Gallery of Pictures
London
Jane
Spain
Zoological Gardens
Edward
Windsor
Lid
Paul Jones
Seine
Paris
Havre
Day School Convention Opens in City
The Day School Convention of the Sas day School association opened today with attention on the Church of the New Jerusalem's contention in the city. After brief initial remarks, reports from feers and commiters were read and the president delivered an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heston, Jape
Sas Day Shool Association
Church of the New Jerusalem
Presi
Oldest in the Country Named Athol Mase
Fragmentary notice identifies Athol Mase in connection with the first district court. Details are unreadable. the item appears to reference age or senior status within a legal setting, with no clear actions or outcomes disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athol Mase
Jones
Jodge Hartes Fick
First District Court
Paupers Strike Over Pay at Jersey Almshouse
In New Jersey near Jersey City a county almshouse strike by paupers bakers ends with a walkout over payroll inclusion. The walking delegate demands payment for remaining year round, while officials threaten quarry labor if workers do not return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey City
Norway dissolves union with Sweden at Akershus fort
Norway proclaims independence as the union with Sweden ends. The Norwegian flag replaces the union banner over Akershus fort as 20,000 spectators witness the dissolution ceremony. The storthing’s resolution is read, bells chime, and cheers erupt with songs and national anthem. The event prompts officials to seek removal from posts and a nationwide wave of gratitude for the new regime. Bjornson’s telegram voices broad public support.
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Christiania
Norway
Akershus
Storthing
Sweden
Sons of Norway
Baron von Wedel-Jarlsberg
Madrid
Washington
Rome
Bjornstjerne Bjornson
Knights of Columbus reelect officers at Los Angeles convention
Knights of Columbus renewed all national officers led by Supreme Knight Edward L. Heera and National Secretary Daniel Colwell. New Haven selected as site for the next national convention. Four surviving incorporators become life members without vote on insurance matters. Names listed: Colwell, Willa Gears, De MC O'Conner, C. T. Driscoll of New Haven. Amendment changes dates for state council meetings and flag for ratification at next convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Knights of Columbus
Edwart L. Heera
Daniel Colwell
New Haven
Order Life
Dying in Bath Home Death of Prominent City Veteran
Joseph T. Bates a wholesale leather dealer and well known city figure died of heart disease at his South Street home. Found by family in a dying condition and expired shortly after. Bates an elderly veteran of the Civil War and a longtime resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panburs
Joseph T. Bates
Lew Clcht
Bie Heme
South Street
Weather Forecast for Concectiont Falls Area
Weather outlook shows showers in the near term with cooler conditions. Forecast calls for mixed showers, a chance of thunderstorms, and gradually improving temperatures later in the period.
Governor Higgins Hints Special Session on Judiciary
Governor Higgins of New York states he will call a special session of the legislature immediately on return to New York to investigate charges against members of the state judiciary. He declines further discussion beyond asserting the brief statement. Wages at Dominion Iron & Steel to rise from 1 to 1.40 dollars daily on June 16 affecting several hundred workers in Sydney, B. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Higgins
New York
Wade
Sydney
C. B
Dominion Iron & Steel Company
Equitable stock sale talks cited by World reporter
A World report from New York says a late night conference, attended by George J. Gould for a syndicate, progressed on a possible sale of James H Hyde's Equitable Life stock for over 4 million dollars. Hyde reportedly set conditions including trustee voting, his retirement timing, and excluding Harrian and Frick, with Hyde threatening to burn his stock if blocked. Hyde later denied any sale intent in a formal Equitable statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
James H .Hyde
George J. Gould
Mr Hyde
Equitable
Henry B. Hyde
E. H. Harriman
Henry C. Frick
Gould
Hyde
James H. Hyde
International Effort Aims at Garment Worker Union Amalgamation
In New York on June 7 the International Women's Garment Workers union appointed a committee to confer with the United Garment Workers and the Journeyment Custom Tailors union to pursue amalgamation. If approved an International organization of clothing workers could reach 200000 members. Both unions have conference committees and a referendum plan will be prepared. A ten cent monthly per capita tax was decided to fund a strike fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Women’s Garment Workers Union
United Garment Workers
Journeyment Custom Tailors Union
International Organization of Clothing Workers
Custom Tailore Union
Mrs Potters Property Declared In Maidenhead Suit
London June The further hearing of the charge against Alfred Forsk of Maidenhead Berkshire concerns inappropriating 5000 and related lending alleged by the plaintiff. Mrs Potter testified that Fossich as her lawyer undertook to arrange a mortgage of 200 on her Maidenhead property. The case notes Fossich sick and absent, while Potter says Fossich personally advanced funds for the Savoy Theatre project.
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London
Alfred Forsik
Maidenhead
Bersshire
Tcharge
Sooo
Courierl
Paintiff
Ener
James Brown Potter
Mere Potter
Foe
Nitixn
Ter
Savoy Theater
Mra
Fossich
Cross of Honor awarded to Captain Mort the retiring American
Captain Mort receives the Cross of the Legion of Honor with a letter from the former foreign minister. The ceremony notes mention Captain Mettsenecesee and Captain Willem Gotenant. The帰 arrival marks a formal recognition as part of a farewell tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pers
T Mort
Tacbe
Legion of Honor
Foren
Wicasee
Mettsenecesee
Willem & Gotenant
New Haven Supreme Court Decides Phelan Case Today
New Haven Conn June 9 The supreme court rendered a decision in the New Haven city court matter favoring Judge A McLellan Mathewson who had recently been appointed to the city bench to succeed Judge Edwin C Dow Dow contested yielding his seat while Mathewson attempted to take possession The ruling comes on an agreed finding of facts Also the court found error and granted a new trial in the Shaffer versus Bullock case to compel support for an infant The list includes Anderson versus United States Rubber Co in Naugatuck with damages for loss of two fingers and nominal 50 The Watertown R F Phelan case and twin actions Rosenstein versus Fair Haven and Westville railroad and Star Bottling works versus same company all ordered new trials or judgments as noted The Elm City No 1 F of A Patrick McGuinness against the Court and Huntington against Newport News and Mississippi Valley Co conclude the long case with no error
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Suprem Court
A. McLellan Mathewson
Mathewson
Edwin C. Dow
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Isabella V. Shaffer
Charles & Bullock
Stratford
Otto B. Anderson
United States Rubber Company
Wheeler
Anderson
Johanna Kelly
Watertury Pe
Rosenstein
Fair Haven and
Westville Railroad
Star Bottling Works
Patrick McGuinness
Elm City
Collis P. Huntington
Newport News and Mississippi Valley Company
Attendance dwindles in Hartford General Assembly session
The second Friday session of the general assembly in Hartford saw a small attendance with mainly calendar matters. Final adjournment by June 21 seemed unlikely as only a quorum was present under Lieutenant Governor Wexhaf, and several key bills were postponed to the next session. The house rejected a tax on savings bank deposits and other measures were carried over or altered, including a state borrowing resolution and a charter amendment for Melchieedeck lodge in Waterbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
General Assembly
Wexhaf
Senate
Melchieedeck Lodge
Waterbury
Women’s Club Meeting in Washington Conn
By invitation of the Monday labor, the village council of the Connecticut State Federation of Women’s clubs met today in the Congregational church. The council consisted of officers and chairmen of standing committees from the federation and from each of the fifty five towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Conn
Connecticut State Federation of Women's Clabs
Congregational Church
City News Appeals and Linemen Deaths Stir Local Worries
A notice of appeal to the supreme court of errors is filed in the case Joseph Capria vs Micheel Delia. Judge Thayer awarded Capria damages of £30 and costs. Meanwhile the body of John Hynes, a lineman killed recently, was saved from an unmarked grave by the linemen’s union. Fifty dollars was pledged by fellow linemen to ensure proper burial. A ladder found near Saunders Market arouses inspection after a prowler scare, while Allert Newther faces public suspicion in police circles for past misdeeds and alleged unlawful dealings with stolen goods. An investigation into the ladder, thefts, and Newther’s actions continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Errors
Joseph Capria
Micheel Delia
Thayer
Capria
John Hynes
Exre
Abs
Tom
Allert Newther
Detective Bureau
Legrand
Questivant
Lewis
Himes
Patrick Loses as Court Upholds Patrick Guilty
Albany June 9 The court of appeals by a 4 to 3 ruling sustains the lower court in convicting Albert T Patrick New York lawyer of murder in the first degree for the death of William Marsh Rice. He was convicted April 7 on a charge linked to a chloroform and mercury administration during illness on October 23 1900. The majority opinion was by Judge ____ with Haight and Werner joining. The dissenting justices were Brien Cullen and Vann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Court of Appeals
Albany
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Patrick
Klee
Haight and
Werner
Brien
Cullen
Vann
Jumped From Steamer on Long Island Sound Tragedy
A woman named Janet A Leitman reportedly jumped from the Long Island Sound steamer Hi while inbound to New York from Hartford. She vanished after entering the water as the vessel docked at Hellgate, and her fate remained unknown at the time of report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Janet
Leitman
Long Island Sound
Hellgate
Hartford
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Beautiful Buffet offerings for the Rin ning Room dining
A damaged OCR note praises buffets with handsome styling and affordable pricing from £20 to £200, mentioning a range of options and suggesting the selection is ideal for an elegant room.
All Furniture Stores Dining Tables Display
Fragmented OCR text describes All Furniture Stores selling dining tables and an emphasis on display. Includes garbled phrases about a store, factory items, and a note on offerings. Not all sentences are coherent, but the gist highlights dining tables and display emphasis.
Fragmentary ad copy on car pricing and customer reach
An unclear OCR fragment discusses prices and car parts with references to customers and profit. It mentions competition with AMG and a desire to keep modest profits while serving every patron, but many words are garbled.
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Amg
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