06 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Fargo Forum And Daily Republican
Location
Fargo, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1905
Page
1
Conflicting dispatches from St Petersburg report alleged assassination attempts on the czar. No details or confirmations were available by closing of the exchange, and precise facts could not be obtained. The Russian government issued no official statement.
New York June 6 The Associated Press cannot confirm the Berlin rumor of the czar's assassination and warns that without news from St Petersburg the report should be received with caution.
Berlin notes a June report where Mendelssohns deny receiving a telegram connected to a sirsation of assets. The item records a denial by the Mendelssohns in response to a telegram linked to a banking inquiry.
St. Petersburg reports rumors about the assassination of the emperor are groundless. The notices deny any credible evidence linking an assassin to the event and urge calm amid circulating speculation.
Floods swept Fond du Lac Wisconsin and surrounding areas causing about 130000 in losses. Buildings were carried from foundations and shattered as waters raged through the city and county.
Heavy rains sweep Wisconsin as streams rise rapidly and the county floods. Several paper mills are forced to close and no trains have arrived from the south since yesterday. Appleton reports widespread damage from the storm of June 6.
LaCrosse Wis June 6 The weather bureau reports the Chippewa River at Chippewa Falls rose ten feet by Monday night, reaching two and a half feet above the danger level as recorded.
June reports from Fond du Lac Wisconsin describe nineteen streets flooded with water. Town buildings and residences suffer, with cellars filled and St Agnes Convent and hospital badly damaged by the water.
Deer Lodge and other cities including Anaconda Missoula Helena are represented at the Montana Federation of Women's Clubs second annual meeting in Deer Lodge. Mrs. H. B. Mitchell of Great Falls presides. Three days of programs discuss dresses entertaining and social features while an arts and crafts exhibition runs in conjunction with the event.
The forty sixth annual Sunday School Association convention opened in Canton Ohio with over 1 000 delegates expected. Each county of the state is represented by five to twenty delegates. Delegates were assigned to private families upon arrival and the executive committee met for a welcome at the convention site.
Washington June 6 President Roosevelt received an equestrian statuette of himself and the Rough Riders. The gift was presented at the White House by Miss Scudder of New York in a short informal ceremony attended by Mrs. Roosevelt, the admiral of the navy, and others.
London dispatch notes Copenhagen belief that Norway plans a republic with key events expected soon. In Christiania the Daily News cites a blue book order barring Swedish warships from Norwegian ports without permission, signaling heightened official action.
An unidentified white robber entered the Tielike Brothers store in Ravenswood and was shot and killed today by Michael Tielike, a proprietor who discovered the intruder. The incident occurred in Chicago on June 6.
Telegraph correspondent reports vast Russian losses in a naval engagement with Japan. Casualties include over 14,000 killed and 4,606 wounded, with about 3,000 escape. Rumors emerge of torpedo boats near Corregidor and mediation efforts referenced in Roosevelt era conversations.
Fragmented OCR fragment references military leaders and ships with unclear dates and places. The text mentions Tobi, Admirals, Vinelimir, and Vinelimir, plus abstract actions like more cruisers and maneuvers. Details are unreadable and likely corrupted.
Grand Forks North Dakota June court expects Misa Katherine Traty to plead guilty today for attempted death by own action against Hamilton Park. Relatives have urged leniency while an aunt in Fargo pleads sympathy and notes potential restoration after the act.
In Philadelphia on June 6 Reginald Vanderbilt's pet dog Chauffeur created chaos across the Vanderbilt party's hotel stay. The dog destroyed a rug, damaged crockery, and ate items, prompting fines and plans to sell the dog. Charged with loyal mischief, Chauffeur’s latest escapade followed a week of disruption during a horse show.
A St. Petersburg dispatch reports that ministers push for peace and hope to convince the Czar to act. An authoritative source says unity among ministers aims at early success, with efforts directed toward achieving peace promptly.
Grand Forks North Dakota June 6 by resignation of Ald A Abrahamson Third Ward needs special election to fill vacancy. Election set for 27 as soon as legally possible. Abrahamson moved out of ward after election win, leaving seat vacant. Roosevelt proclaims Lassen Peak forest reserve in California covering nearly 900000 acres allowing continued grazing by 125000 sheep and 10000 cattle. Salisbury fined in Grand Rapids for bribe trials related to city water contract. must pay 4000.
Prominent mechanical engineers from across the United States and Canada gather in Scranton for the fifty first meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. The Y M C A auditorium hosts the opening with welcome by William F Mattes and a reply by President John R Free. Proceedings run to Friday with plant visits in Scranton and nearby towns.
June 6 accounts report President Roosevelt interviews with Takshira Japanese minister Cassini and Baron Speck Von Sternburg among others. The stories say Russia seeks a peace move but strong opposition remains and officials doubt it will end the war.
Pass June 6. Foreign Minister Delcasse resigns after Morocco policy failures. Premier Rou vier to assume temporarily the foreign portfolio. The sultan’s rejection of France’s reform plans cited as cause.
Grand Rapids and Ionia report two Pere Marquette railroad workers killed in a wreck caused by washout. Several others were injured at the same site on the Grand Trunk route. The dispatch also notes Odessa election fallout and a British steamship sinking rumor near Formosa with London delaying action pending full details.
Berlin June 6 The chancellor Von Buelow has been created a prince by the emperor.
Judge LaFontaine ordered John F. Gaynor and Benjamin D. Greene committed to jail for extradition to the United States. The action follows ongoing proceedings in Montreal with June 6 as the date of the order.
Cornelius P. Shea, president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, and Hugh McGee, president of the Truck Drivers' union, were arrested in Chicago after indictments for conspiracy were issued by the grand jury. They were taken to Sheriff Barrett’s office and then to jail amid tense exchanges and questions about bonds.
Washington June 6 The Associated Press reports Emperor William favored peace from the war's start and refrained from pressuring either belligerent, believing external intervention would be fruitless.
A tornado swept through the Binghamton area last night damaging about 100 houses and destroying four. No deaths were reported as far as known.
London June 6 The King of Spain began a packed schedule today by hosting a reception for the diplomatic corps at Buckingham Palace.
New York June 6 Rev Minot J Savage of the Church of the Messiah spoke on Mrs Mary A Livermore and Modern Womanhood. He argued many divorces benefit oppressed women and that law cannot create marriages. He urged society to recognize divorces as a response to unhappy, intolerable marriages and to focus on the life that follows.
Gt and Forks North Dakota June 6 John McCabe who lived years at Ardoci and later in this city left an estate half at $5000 to Catholic charities and institutes with exception of a small bequest to his only a
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