14 Jun 1904
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Newspaper
Fargo Forum And Daily Republican
Location
Fargo, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1904
Page
1
Advertises Hart Schaffner Marx clothing for men emphasizing durability and good appearance. Claims the garments are made to wear well and keep looking sharp, promising satisfaction and dependable service.
Cripple Creek Colorado June 14 With the resumption of work in the mines the streets of the cities and towns in the county have resumed their ordinary appearance. Men with rifles are scarcely seen although all carry revolvers. The district is apparently as safe as it ever has been.
Denver June 14 C G Kennison president of Miners Union No 40 Cripple Creek was arrested by Goldfield City Marshal Moore as he headed to deported miners headquarters The charge is murder in connection with the Independence depot dynamite blast Kennison offered no resistance but a later altercation with the marshal left him with a scalp wound He sought a habeas corpus to block removal Chief Haywood was contacted and the case proceeds amid flood and storm damage reports in the region with extensive inundation and crop loss
San Francisco reports the Jeffries Munroe bout postponed due to Jeffries knee injury. Delaney telegraphs from Harbin Springs that the match will occur June 30. Yosemite Gun manager Corrot announces the event. Buffalo N Y June 14 The first regular convention of the American Wine Growers Association opens at the Iraguois Hotel for two to three days with strong representation from Moussatag and California growers. The group aims to raise American standards and promote sales under strict regulations.
A long running probate dispute in Valley City North Dakota ends with Phineas P. Persons prevailing in litigation against his brother Simon. The case stretched over several years and drew local attention as the estate matters unfolded in district court.
The Taihok, a transport ship, was laying mines near Port Arthur when a mine exploded. One officer and eighteen sailors were killed, with two officers and seven men wounded. The Taihoku was not seriously damaged.
Imperial decrees posted in Voronezh Bobroff and Petropavlovsk announce mobilization of reserves in the three districts as World War I coverage continues from St. Petersburg on June 14.
In Seoul on June 14 Signor A Monacoy the Italian minister to Seoul recently dees rotated by the emperor refused his decoration. While other ministers received first class decorations his was awarded second class prompting diplomatic stir and questions over protocol.
June 14 reports from St. Petersburg indicate two Japanese divisions march along the railroad toward Varangon engaging retreating Russians in constant skirmishes. Officials suspect a northern move aims to join columns toward Singeal and Kaichou. In Butte, O Keefe and Mellody fought to a draw after a close 18 rounds, Mellody leading early and O Keefe rallying late. 5,000 watched, both at 142 pounds.
Winnipeg June 14 news confirms the drowning of Jackson Minnesota residents J C Knox and J C Crawford after a boat capsized in a storm on Shoal Lake. F H Lord of Mind, third man, clung to the boat for hours before rescue.
Berlin June 14 The chief interest centers on the American delegates at the Inter zonal Woman's Congress as seating arrangements and international council participation attract attention during the session today.
Nan Patterson entered a plea of not guilty before Judge Newbarger in the New York court of general sessions, denying the indirect charge connected with the powder incident.
June reports from New York indicate another member of the Club 15 crowd died by self-inflicted action, with the death tally reaching at least two as investigators review the June 14 events surrounding George Wag.
Kansas City June 14 William Mer aged 60 surrendered to police claiming he killed John Yards, a railway brakeman, at Deerge Montana nineteen years ago. He said a man named Murphy was now serving a life term in Montana prison for the crime.
Helena report notes a freight train double header collided with a light engine at Trout Creek. The incident demolished the light engine and caused the engineer’s death.
Chicago braces for a potential riot at Washington Park as the annual Washington Park Club meeting and American Derby approach. Mayor Harri son orders citywide ban on horse race bookmaking, while bookmakers pledge to operate, signaling a confrontation tied to Derby week and local property interests near the track.
Armenian patriarchs report a sultan issued decree leading to wholesale massacres and destruction of Armenian villages. Two days in May tied to the killings, with thousands displaced and many women missing as authorities search for others. Delegates from across the Dominion attend Victoria Hall for foresters’ meeting with plans for next year’s conventions.
Jamestown Minnesota reports on June 14 as the democratic county convention met there Saturday. J. B. Fried was chosen as a candidate, with the convention endorsing his bid and outlining campaign goals for the upcoming election.
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