07 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Fargo Forum And Daily Republican
Location
Fargo, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
1
St Petersburg papers dated June 7 condemn the United States for enforcing an one hour rule against three cruisers in Manila. The rage centers on President Roosevelt as infringing recognized international principles.
St Petersburg is festooned in honor of the Empress birthday with decorations across the city. The expected imperial proclamation did not appear, leaving observers awaiting further signals.
St Petersburg reports Grand Duke Alexander and Grand Duke Vladimir join peace advocates alongside Admiral Alexieff, signaling a shift in the war stance. The emperor's final decision remains with Nicholas II as negotiations may hinge on his stance. In Manila, Russia agrees to intern ships, with Washington outlining a strict 24 hour limit for sailing.
Pinsk dispatch says Moscow faces internal upheaval after Governor General Trepoff is elevated to assistant minister of the interior, signaling centralized power. The foreign press notes the sea war news drifts in while the regime's darker prospects loom.
At Nagasaki on June 7 a British steamer chartered by Mitsei was halted June 2, eighty miles off Woo sung by a Russian transport. A boarding party inspected papers and threw overboard 400 bags of beans 125 bales of cotton 12 boxes of antimony. The Russians departed suddenly, likely fearing a nearby Japanese warship.
Arthur R. Mor, assistant director of supplies, resigns after gas lease dispute. Andrew P. ism, clerk in the tax receiver’s office, moves into Morrow’s former post. Frank E. Smith, assistant chief of highways, promoted to chief replacing William H. took who was removed. Police force faces board inquiry with twenty five officers charged with dereliction of duty.
The Storthing proclaims Norway independent of the sovereign authority of King Oscar citing his veto of the bill allowing separate consuls. It states no ill will toward the king while affirming its firm position on sovereignty and governance.
The storthing in Christiania declares the union with Sweden dissolved, with the king no longer ruling Norway. The state council is authorized to govern, and an address to the king requests cooperation in selecting a young Bernadotte prince to take the throne.
New York reports Admiral Sigshee will lead the second Atlantic fleet squadron sailing Thursday from Tompkinsville to Cherbourg to transfer the coffin of John Paul Jones for return to the United States. The spectacle honors the famed navigator as his remains are conveyed aboard for homeward journey.
Chicago June 7 Interest in the beef trust inquiry revived today with the federal grand jury reconvening after a several months long investigation into the packers' combine. Indictments prepared by the United States district attorney are expected to be voted next.
Ten directors resign from the Equitable Life Assurance Society amid ongoing troubles. Notable resignations include A J Cassett of Pennsylvania Railway, John A Stewart of United States Trust, and John Sloane a banker. Other resignations cited include Harriman Jeffries Ingalls Cornelius Bliss and Mills among the named figures as actions move toward potential further changes.
Christiania reports Sweden and Norway have debated separation for some time. A council plan for a separate consular system was vetoed by King Oscar, while Norwegians argued the king’s absence suspended his duties as king of Norway.
King Oscar of Stockholm sent a telegram to Premier Michelsen declaring a most decided protest against the government’s method and action after receiving the council of state communication. The message underscores a formal constitutional disagreement.
Atlantic City June 7 United States Brewers Association begins its three day convention at the Royal Palace Hotel with headquarters there. Over two hundred members attend as sessions study important brewing industry matters in the country.
Washington reports hundreds visit the Japanese legation to offer congratulations and request flags for display at homes. Ministers Ti Kira and Takahira lead a patient, inscrutable staff, with assistants adept in several languages. London notes the British Open starts at St Andrews, drawing crowds and notable players.
Reading Pa June 7 The unveiling of a handsome monument to the late President McKinley marked the big day of the annual state encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic. Several thousand veterans and many visitors attended the ceremonies with prominent speakers delivering orations.
Princeton Theological Seminary President Francis J. Patton urged students to beware of men who climb the social ladder with money and misdeeds, noting a wealthy yet unscrupulous figure who frequents Sunday school and tightens his hard bargains near the law. The remarks were delivered during a June talk in Princeton, New Jersey.
Christiania June 1 Mychelsen the retiring premier accepted on behalf of the government the honorable and difficult task entrusted by the storthing. Five social democrats dissented from the address to the king. It is expected the storthing will address a proclamation to the people regarding the monarch's dethronement.
In Christiania on June 7 reports say the king is unlikely to consent to a Henralotte prince taking the Norwegian throne. The crown may instead be offered to Prince Valdemar, the third son of King Christian of Denmark.
Washington reports a formal readjustment of postmasters salaries with announced increases. The changes affect several offices in North Dakota, outlining new pay scales and adjusted amounts for postmasters and assistants.
The Norwegian Storthing action stirred excitement among visiting Norwegians at the Norwegian Society of America meeting. A prominent Norwegian journalist gave a cautious interview, noting the sudden, unexpected development has left Norsemen unsure how a law might affect the president and the current situation.
London reports William C. Gully announced his resignation as Speaker after ten years in the role citing ill health. Premier Balfour and Sir Henry Kemp Norman expressed regret, and the prime minister said a resolution would be proposed to elevate him to peerage as is customary for retiring speakers.
Color ado College in Colorado Springs held exercises today as relatives and students gathered on campus. The event drew families and faculty, while officials described the day as meaningful and reflective of student achievement.
Grand Forks North Dakota June 7 Miss Katherine Treacy a young woman who recently attempted to take her own life by ingesting a dose of tandanum was arraigned in district court on a charge of attempted death by her own action She pleaded guilty to the charge and the judge granted acutence She will be placed under care as she has been severely punished for her indiscretion and the sentence was to be arranged by authorities
June 7 report says the Teamsters council accepted the employers condition for another conference. The action was taken in the absence of President Shea and peace prospects look favorable.
Chicago June 7. The teamsters joint council forms a full powers committee to settle the strike and plans a conference with employers. Earlier, Attorney Mayer for the Employers' Association demanded a written grant of power and warned of more talks if not. A prior attempt by a committee to arrange separate settlements with large dry goods stores failed, with employers insisting any settlement must be comprehensive.
Lakota North Dakota June 7 L M Fi more clerk of court died after weeks of illness. He served three terms and ran on the Republican ticket last fall. His home was Petersburg this state. He leaves a wife and a son living in Minneapolis. He was among early settlers in Nixon County.
In Washington a meeting between leading national figures and officials from the Geological Survey and the Bureau of Forestry discussed testing structural materials including stone cement timber and coal. The two agencies outline extensive programs and secure practitioner cooperation to guide future testing with expert advice in advance.
In Chicago on June 7 Judge S H Be shea directed a verdict of guilty against Dr Alice B Brockhaas aged 19 and Edward M Beskwit of St Pra pe Co for circulating improper literature by the mails. The judge stated the law was misapplied by those who think oral marriage topics are not adversary when taught as doctrine.
A fragment from Pidapirg reports a small fire at a wholesale grocery on Perrinetti Street where two terriers attempted to attack a val at the fear of the scene. Local details are incomplete and unnamed individuals are mentioned.
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