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Newspaper
Fargo Forum And Daily Republican
Location
Fargo, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1904
Page
1
A wealthy Australian who arrived from London was swindled of 25000 by men posing as wire brokers. He left for London the next day, keeping silent about the deal while one decoy gave up the plunder to police. This affair follows rumors of Russian relief plans and troop movements in Asia.
Omaha, June 3. C. L. Saylor, office manager for Armour Packing Co. in South Omaha, committed suicide by shooting himself in the head at Hanscom today. He was to depart for an Ohio sanitarium for treatment of his nervous system, about an hour later.
Kansas City June 3 heavy rains in Kansas have swollen tributaries of the Kaw River raising flood risk across the state. In Newton Kans hundreds are homeless after Sand Creek rose abruptly. St Paul June 3 removal of Greely B Carr from Marshall County attorney office ordered amid malfeasance charges linked to a drainage contract scandal.
Supreme Master Workman W. H. Miller of the Ancient Order of United Workmen died at a sanitarium in Battle Creek. His home was in St. Louis. Also noted Benjamin Stary, manager of the I P Bakf e coli ranch southeast of Dickinson, died by his own hand in the early hours. His wife had risen earlier to prepare breakfast.
Red Lodge Mont June 3 The jury in the case against Robert Katereran Est win eee seach ar i pert N D June g Leslie R Car Tolespromincit mine wweer from Bonafoate was atteaed Thursday by Sheriff Sesfiedd charged with tea sa Ges from Sun Railway Co. and thei ib hig mine aiest Tenther wasenleo arrested. Evidence suggests a complex mining dispute with unclear details.
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Tokio reports a clash on May in which a Japanese body encountered and defeated a mixed Russian cavalry infantry and artillery unit near Lichaton. The Japanese suffered twenty six killed and thirty seven wounded. Russian losses were not stated.
June 3 reports continuing combat near Van Fan Gow with Japanese forces not entering in force. A brief skirmish with enemy scouts resulted in two fatalities on the field. Tomorrow’s action will determine whether Japanese strength is enough to proceed.
Descriptions from June reports indicate ongoing fighting across the Liao Tung Peninsula with persistent cannonade near Port Arthur. Reports mention Japanese landings at Takeshan and casualties at Nan Shan Hill, while Russian raiders penetrate as far as Gensan and disrupt Japanese depots.
Indications from the publican party show Charles Deneen likely to be nominated for governor at today's Springfield convention. Supporters anticipated a formal selection this afternoon as factions gather to back the renomination of the incumbent.
A passenger car and a westbound freight collided near Norwalk Ohio on June 2. Five men were killed outright and several others seriously injured. The crash occurred between Cleveland and Toledo with high casualty.
A tornado at Dallas Texas blew the roof off the Western Union office and caused extensive damage across the city. No injuries were reported. In Georgia Memorial Day observances marked Jefferson Davis's birthday and state holidays were enacted in Tennessee and Mississippi. Atlantic City high school Peccatine exercises featured Wu Chao Chow son of Wu Ting Fang winning top honors and delivering the valedictory.
Columbus Ohio June 3 Carl Berg of Minneapolis was executed in the electric chair at the state penitentiary at 12 05 this morning for the murder of esl Geulard at Wascon Ohio in July last a state report said the sentence was carried out after delayed appeals and final order by the Ohio authorities.
June 3 report from St. Louis notes busy crowds at the Missouri and Indiana state building dedications. Governor Durbin attended Indiana’s ceremony with Lt. Governor Gil, while speakers celebrated the Missouri structure as the largest state building.
In Grangeville Idaho on June g T. M. 3, a mob killed killer identified as the man who killed George Brownlee and wounded Wallace Bennett near Corral three weeks earlier. The suspect, described as White Bird, was taken from officers and executed by the mob.
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