14 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Fargo Forum And Daily Republican
Location
Fargo, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
1
From Pekin June 14 dispatches report German circles saying Japan aims for a final crushing blow on Russia before any peace terms. Diplomatic chatter centers on hopes to beat Russia decisively prior to negotiations.
Tokio June 14 The Washington report of Minister Takahira cites President Roosevelt and the plan for joint Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries to meet in Paris The note also names M Nelidoff as Russia chief plenipotentiary Japan refuses to go to Paris and Sapa may propose a meeting near the theater of war The Japanese plenipotentiary is not chosen yet
Washington reports note a cautious mood in negotiations for Far East peace. officials say no permanent ground exists to doubt progress, while diplomatic circles weigh a possible hitch as Russia responds to the peace appeal and Takahira signals continued talks amid cautious optimism.
Chicago June 14 The Jet council shelved the strike as an unimportant matter of business indicating the strike is a dead issue.
Chicago June 14 The looming disclosure efforts concern bribery in unions connected to the labor disputes. John Driscoll former secretary of the Coal Team Owners Association plans to testify before a grand jury with documentary evidence alleging large sums paid to labor leaders to halt strikes.
Rioting at Brest-Litovsk in Russian Poland left many dead or wounded as Jews defend property against army reserve men. Troops allegedly fired on the rioters and looted stores, and the town is now under military occupation with a warning against gatherings.
The thirty eighth annual convention of the American Railway Master Mechanics Association and the thirty-ninth annual convention of the Master Car Builders Association began today at Manhattan Beach. Master mechanics and car builders from major U S and Canadian railroads attend.
A large crowd witnessed the opening day of Buffalo N C racing meet as Tower City met Casselton in a baseball game won 19 to 6 by Casselton. Batteries were Skatterbot and Fowler for Casselton and Wasem and Fowler for Tower City. The track conditions were excellent and ideal weather prevailed.
Troy Kansas June 14 William Mitchell a wealthy stockman was found dead with a bullet hole in his head his wife shot nearby claims he shot himself after a quarrel over another woman.
Washington reports June 14 as officials seek the source of a leak tied to pending charges against a subordinate in the Agriculture Department. The Cotton Report dispatch suggests associate statistician Edwin Pisiaeth and Secretary of Agriculture Saathoyn are central figures, with involvement from the Growers Association and related committees.
Four men and a woman attempting a Missouri River crossing at Judith in a ferry boat capsize. Two men drown, bodies unrecoverable at first. When the craft was righted the body of Charles Murray, who had drowned two weeks earlier, was found caught in the wheel.
In Philadelphia on June 14 the street railways committee debated four bills repealing ordinances granting 110 miles of street car tracks without compensation. The session, amid shouts of thieves and crooks, was led under police protection as the city solicitor weighs the bills. The move follows earlier reform battles over the gis lease and marks a setback for Mayor Weaver's reform effort.
In Jefferson City Missouri on June 14 Miss Mary Gantt daughter of Justice Gantt of the state supreme court criminal division wed Lieut Edwin A Hickman A S A at the Presbyterian Church. A number of out of town guests attended the ceremony.
King Oscar's letter to the president of the storthing defining his position was read at the opening session. The document was referred unanimously to a special committee with no debate, and the assembly adjourned awaiting the committee's findings. No demonstration accompanied the proceedings.
Manitowoc Wisconsin June 14 Miss Georgia Knapp sixteen and John Last drowned at Quarry twelve miles from here after accident to a boating party. Three others escaped.
Florence Waring daughter of Orville T. Waring of the Standard Oil Company wed Chauncey Humphries formerly of the A S A West Point in Grace Episcopal Church. The ceremony was performed by the bride’s father as officiant and included a verse homage.
New York district attorney announced the arrest and indictment of Thomas Fr. Wyckes a prominent attorney on charges related to mail. The case outlines a split life with alleged concealment of identity and activities while maintaining a public professional role.
Stockholm June 14 Swedish labor unions telegraph to Norwegian unions pledging to refuse to take up arms if the riksdag adopts coercive measures toward Norway. A general strike is threatened if such a move is made, according to a proclamation of the Social Democracy to the working classes.
Washington reports doubt over Russia's response to Japan. Officials say Japan seeks a peaceful outcome but remains prepared to continue conflict if needed. A senior American observer notes that Russia favors peace yet warns Japan may push for war if talks fail.
Washington June 14 Cassini the Ruin ambassador had a conference with the president but refused to issue a statement saying there was no hitch in peace proceedings. Green Bay Wis June 14 a fight between Maurice Sayers Milwaukee and Tommy Mowatt Chicago is set for tonight for the Eagles annual late convention entertainment.
F M Barrett and F W Bole, prominent Wheaton business men, pleaded guilty in federal court to land fraud and conspiracy related to claims near Kalispell Montana. They were sentenced to one year in the U S penitentiary and ordered to pay restitution as the judge criticized their actions.
Chicago issues a prohibition on toy pistols and metal caps for children and on discharging firearms while permitting fireworks in streets and parks from 5 am to midnight under police supervision. Police are told to aggressively arrest offenders. In Houston, plans are made to dedicate the new Houston Labor Temple, a five story building serving labor groups with speakers including ex Governor Jogg and Presley K. Ewing.
In Butte June aftermath Young Corbett of Denver won after ten rounds against Maurice Thompson of Butte. Thompson lay stunned on the canvas as seconds carried him to his corner. Thompson surprised spectators by knocking Corbett down in the second round.
Fire departments from Syracuse to Rochester convene in Lyons for the annual meeting and tournament of the Northern Central New York Volunteer Firemen's Association. The city is decorated for the event. Today focuses on business sessions. tomorrow features parade hook and ladder and racing contests as the main events.
Field Marshal Oyama drives a Russian withdrawal beyond Kaode River, occupying heights north of the river with a heavy force behind the move. Oyama signals readiness for a general offensive. In Fremont, Rev J B Tight of Gertmann Baptist Church dies suddenly at 63 while singing.
Topeka June 14 An Indian in a home talent wild west show fired a shell loaded with bird shot wounding seven spectators none seriously. The Indian is under arrest and the incident broke up the show as the crowd reacted to what was claimed as a joke.
Baltimore June 14 Cardinal Gibson delivers commencement address at Mount St. Agnes College urging traditional gender roles and opposition to woman suffrage. He argues women are peers of men at home yet denies political rights, sparking debate among attendees.
Jamestown North Dakota June 14. Firemen gathered for the twenty second annual tour nament and convention. D Benson of Valley City elected president after a close contest with Cowley. Minot chosen to host the next convention. The treasurer reported 2197 dollars in funds as delegates from Devils Lake Oakes Minot and Mandan selected officers and committees.
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