12 Dec 1905
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Newspaper
Fargo Forum And Daily Republican
Location
Fargo, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1905
Page
1
The Daily Telegraph reports a brutal clash in Manchuria between mutineers and regulars. Russian troops and cavalry used machine guns. a large number of residents and soldiers were killed or wounded as barracks were set on fire and loyal troops opened fire amid confusion.
St Petersburg reports on high authority that the government has decided against universal suffrage and in favor of the old plan with twenty one worker representatives and extended ballot to rent payers merchants and educated classes. The decision awaits imperial approval from the empire council before ending zemstovist support. Tension rises as repression rumored. Cossack forces may be mobilized to crush dissent.
William Brown faces forgery charges in the district court. He allegedly forged a note for 450 dollars used to partially secure a land purchase, and forged the name of a man named Sorenson on the instrument. Witnesses have waited several days. trial expected to begin soon.
A rancher, Deeta Charles Risi, was fatally injured after being gored by a bull. He reportedly attempted to defend himself without a weapon, fell to the ground, and later died from his injuries while nearby workers sought help.
In a garbled passage Edison warns of a looming new era in world history. The interview hints at urgent calls to wake up and face changing times, but the text is incomplete and difficult to parse.
The passage predicts a revolution in electricity with coal use eliminated by generating power at mines or close and transmitting it via copper wire. It claims transporting electricity costs a third less than coal by rail and foresees water power worldwide contributing to electric production.
Several hundred men gather in Binghamton to attend the New York State Dairymen's association convention opening today. Prominent dairy operators and state agricultural experts attend and will address the four day meeting. Speakers include A Wieting commissioner of agriculture W H Jordan of the New York state Agricultural Society L H Bailey from Cornell and James T Rogers member of the assembly.
In Los Angeles report massager Bill Terry says he found an immense deposit of petrified honey near Gallup New Mexico. He describes a vein about eighteen inches wide and a foot deep running through a canyon wall, with sounds and a strange oil-like touch noted by locals.
Workers postpone strike after their leaders are arrested. The men’s council, cautious and seeking unity, plans to wait until preparations are ready before issuing a new call, delaying action until the proper time.
Chicago police heard a legal case about beef packing, with mentions of witnesses and parties including Van Ganga Stones and Fadge Hwephrey. The fragment discusses prior action and a day date, but lacks clear details.
In Labore Tadin on December 12, reports describe sections of India facing severe drought with crops failing and water scarcity intensifying. The article notes sustained aridity disrupting livelihoods and prompting calls for relief.
A federal grand jury charges individuals in Philadelphia with rebate violations tied to a railcar switchhead deal. The indictment alleges deceptive rebates and improper actions affecting rail shipments and related contracts.
Washington December 12 Midshipman Meriwether sentenced to confinement at naval academy for one year and publicly reprimanded by the secretary of the navy He was acquitted of manslaughter and found guilty of violating naval regulations against dueling.
Washington reports a major Democratic leadership dispute as John Sharp Williams faces possible ouster over plans to discipline Lamar of Florida and Shackleford of Missouri. Hearst factions and their supporters align against Williams, with discipline tied to railroad rate controversy and caucus actions.
Winona Minnesota December 12 with few exceptions all members of the International Typographical Union employed here struck for an eight hour day and closed shop in a move affecting most daily papers.
Mathew Ides, convicted of beating his wife to death on October 15, was sentenced in Orange City to life imprisonment. The case drew attention as prosecutors argued for a harsh penalty while the defense urged clemency.
Boston and eighteen other Massachusetts cities vote today for mayors as weather cooperates. The unusual public interest suggests a decisive turnout and potential shifts in local leadership.
A mother and her five children died in a five story Columbus Avenue building blaze. Police secured the scene as sections of the neighborhood were disrupted by the fire and injuries were reported among bystanders.
Attorneys reported at a slander trial in Kennett Missouri that Percy Bryant said he married Mrs. Mai H. Tovell to aid her legal fight against J W Conran. Bryant claimed the marriage was for accommodation and he never shared a meal with his wife, remaining distant until her death released him from the contract.
In New Bedford Massachusetts on December 12 persistent manual bailing for a day and wireless telegraphy brought help to thirteen men aboard the Nantucket south shoal lightship. The vessel finally went down a few minutes after the occupants were removed.
Washington December 12 The House Speaker assigns committees including public lands irrigation and farm sale affairs. Iowa officials and the North Dakota audience noted as new assignments are announced. Harvey Iene addresses the gathering while Atkinson and Schwab are mentioned among attendees.
In Washington on December 12 officials discussed uniform insurance law for states. Commissioners Thomas E K Drake of Dinwichi Colaba and Beacca Town Bank and Ken of Stuanltee conferred with President Roosevelt on the subject and decisions were to be published.
The convention authorized Mr. Drake to call a meeting of governors attorneys general and insurance commissioners to discuss a uniform state insurance law. The gathering is set for Thursday February 1 in Chicago. The aim is to foster concerted action toward enactment of such legislation.
Washington posts list Henry T Nelson Courtenay Clarence Co Banks Lansford Wm Tt Bush Oakes. Chicago charter talks begin under Mayor Dunne as convention opens with calls for a new city charter to address outdated provisions and court conflicts. needs state legislative approval.
In Galveston Texas on December 12 authorities note a series of deaths tied to the 1902 suit George E. Smith versus John Daily over a property title tied to a widow paying an undertaker with a coffin. Many involved, including the district clerk and several witnesses, succumb after the case's turmoil. District Clerk J F Simons died last week as the case was sent for a new trial.
The Panama Canal emergency appropriation of 16.5 million dollars is debated by the Senate Appropriations Committee with Secretary Taft and Chairman Shonts both endorsing the request. The article notes the eventful feast of the Virgin of Guadalupe and a growing transit system in Mexico City as context.
Taylor Texas December 12 J B Dis make a Lee county farmer known for long life and good health is the father of thirty children. One son Dipmake a Confederate veteran married Susan Singleton in Tennessee at age 20 and they had seven children three girls and four boys. The record notes a first wife and later events in the family.
New York December 12 Thomas F Ryan the Slyde stock buyer opened the insurance committee session as the first witness He said he planned no disrespect by refusing to answer what Tar Fimat said He quoted Harriman urging an equal share and warned his schemes would fail without Harriman's help Ryan noted Harriman opposed him While Senator Dryden questioned him the record showed Prudential Life Co paid 32000 to the Republican National Committee in years 1890 1900 and 1904.
New York December report says the legislative life insurance committee pressed Thomas F. Ryan to reveal what E. H. Harriman said or did to influence his control of the Equitable Life Assurance Society. District Attorney William T. Jerome urged Ryan to answer and indicated he expects a response if Ryan is recalled. Mr. Hughes declined to say when Ryan will be recalled.
Grand Forks North Dakota December 12 James Percy has escaped Larimore jail twice and is now under arrest in Mohall. He faces county trial for violating the prohibition law after being recaptured following an earlier escape. Chief Fadi of Larimore will pursue Percy to Mohall and return him to the county jail.
Savannah Georgia visitors flood the city as the state hosts a grand exposition at Guards Hall near Square. Local and distant manufacturers have powered the event with thousands of electric lights and lively openings featuring music and dresses. The Daughters of the Confederacy will serve lunch. The exposition stays open through Saturday.
In Bedford Indiana on December 12 Samuel Lynch aged 21 was shot and killed by Benjamin Rhoades as he visited Miss Fannie Gray a niece of Rhoades. Lynch a long time suitor was met by Rhoades at his home where Gray fired instantly killing him. The killer claims drunkenness and says Lynch attempted to break into the house.
Washington December 1 Secretary Hitchohck has awarded the fall boeiag contracts in conection with Ghsttric ting lower Yellowstone re
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