17 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Fargo Forum And Daily Republican
Location
Fargo, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1905
Page
1
Russian headquarters in Manchuria reports that talks toward cessation of hostilities are under way as of June 17. An authoritative source states arrangements are in progress to end fighting in the region.
Report outlines possible armistice terms for the Manchurian fronts as Russia and Japan consider appointing plenipotentiaries headed by M. Nediloff for Russia and Marquis Ito for Japan. Commanders Cinevitch and Oyama would sign if given power, with a brief term and a Washington conference connection.
June 17 dispatch reports quiet on the front at Gunshu Pass with Japanese forces retreating slightly south. Allied forces note Japanese lines steady while extending eastward, with no indication of a general engagement.
In Bellingham Washington on June 17 authorities report recovered securities valued at 464000 dollars taken from a Dominion Express Co safe during the Canadian Pacific train robbery at Mission Junction last September. The recovery was aided by Jake Terry, a former cell mate of Bill Miner, who is at large. Miner allegedly provided information at a meeting in Olympia Washington.
Neb, June 17. William Who chums the dis wise tate, obeved tinner in de Bice t in Cather ine, Ont, Tams 17 is find a varied career as well he has made and lost Sovient bytones and is how practic ally destitute. He remains cheerful, however, and for one of his many years enjoys remarkably good health.
Washington dispatch reports a five member commission led by President Roosevelt reviewing all departments to cut costs and improve service. Members include H R Garfleld commissioner of corporations, Gifford Pinchot forest chief, WKeep treasury secretary, L G Murray assistant secretary of commerce, and H Hitchcock first assistant to the treasury.
Chicago June 17 Treasurer Wm A Dychs of Northwestern University announced he would welcome tainted funds if alumni know where such money comes from. He emphasized the university has never received tainted money and pledged to remove taint from any funds offered.
Gustavus Strahl of Sweden's foreign office heads to Washington as charge d affaires. Sweden continues to represent both Norway and Sweden abroad and refuses to recognize the dissolution, maintaining diplomatic business with its neighbor despite ongoing changes.
Chicago June 17 State's Attorney Healy says grand jurors found evidence the major strike is at least partly the result of a conspiracy directed against Montgomery Ward & Co. with payments totaling 30000 dollars in installments. Conspirators may face charges over murders linked to the strike.
Chicago June 17 reports show scant corroboration for sensational strike rumors. State's Attorney Fake says grand jury evidence is extraordinary, with witnesses alleging rival firms instigated the Montgomery Ward & Co. strike. The strike action appears nearly dormant today.
The Truckee Carson irrigation system near Reno marks its third anniversary with a ceremony and water release to 80,000 acres. The project aims to bring 300,000 more acres under irrigation within three years, with a total planned expenditure near 9 million dollars and emphasis on productive, long term settlement.
Jas Baird of Washington alleges he was assaulted and humiliated by Jas Churchman and wife in Odon. Churchman allegedly held him at gunpoint while Mrs Churchman used a whip. Baird seeks 5000 in damages for injuries and damage to reputation.
Washington June 17 Impressive in dignity and number will be the missions sent by Russia and Japan to the Washington conference. Although plenipotentiaries are limited to two per government the complete missions will number twelve or more persons. Nolidof the Russian ambassador at Paris will rank with Marquis Ito of Japan.
Westfield Massachusetts June 17. Gov William L Douglas bans horses with docked tails from participation in the mobilization of state and United States troops on Hampton Plains next month. The order affects everyone from General Nelson A Miles down. Minot North Dakota June 17. Heavy rain delays the races to today. The great free for all pace features Joe Interest Harry O and Democracy among the entrants with one Canadian horse.
In Chicago on June 17 anti-Shea delegates of the teamsters joint council meet to frame a demand for settlement of the strike. Several patents reportedly deserted the union and joined the oppositional faction.
A fire in Johnston City Illinois, burning all night, has destroyed forty buildings in the business district of the town and caused damage estimated at about $200,000. The blaze began in Marion and spread five miles toward the town. No further details on casualties are provided.
A fragmented notice reports Edward Langton of Brooklyn fined over a matter tied to public transportation and international tensions. The piece mentions Britain Russia and attacks on British steamers by Russian auxiliary cruisers influencing the public mood and protest.
The South Dakota Commandery Knights Templar adjourned its twenty second annual conclave at Aberdeen after electing officers led by Light eminent grand commander John Banks Huron and eminent deputy grand commander Charles A How ard Aberdeen with other key posts filled.
Hartford June 17 Bishop Brewster at the Connecticut diocese convention warns that real danger to democracy comes from degenerate men of American birth who seek to know everything for themselves and urges action to avert national shame and protect the Commonwealth for future generations.
Red Wing Minnesota June 17 after long devotion the Hauge Norwegian Lutheran Synod referred to in lecture fated Reverend J Edwards who faced ordination as minister penitent of the synod years ago his indiscretion. Milwaukee Wisconsin June 17 a magnificent monument in memory of Polish patriot Kosciuszko is to be unveiled by a parson in Kosciuszko Park.
Philadelphia June 17 Mayor Weaver discharged thirty employees of the bureau of health. This is the only development of importance today in the political situation.
The question of where the plenipotentiaries will meet is under reconsideration. The Hague is favored over Washington, with no decision yet made. The report from St. Petersburg on June 17 notes the potential transfer of talks to the Dutch capital.
New York banks cleared $1,464,540,480 in the week, up 9 percent. Fargo reports clearings of 273, an increase of similar magnitude, while Boston and Buffalo show declines.
Mrs Astrick Doncline, a property owner at He mitage and Muartland, with five children, battles Bell Telephone Co over work on a street. Workers dug a hole, her daughter fell in, Bridget and others aided rescue, and police were called as repairs were completed with water hoses used in protest.
Washington June 17 Chief Engineer Wallace of the Panama Canal is expected to arrive. The cane mission will discuss important questions notably the canal labor supply. The entire personnel of the canal commission is involved except the cost.
Fire was discovered in the forward hold of the steamer Kansas City near Sandy Hook. The blaze threatened the vessel while it veered from the pier as sixty passengers remained aboard.
June changes list salaries for Norfly Dakota postmasters and related clerical adjustments. Figures show increases and new totals, with several named towns and positions affected by the adjustments.
Washington reports from Berlin and Paris indicate Germany and France will avoid clash over Morocco. The delicate situation eased by the resignation of Foreign Minister Delcasse. Paris negotiations are progressing slowly but amicably.
Berlin reports Germany continues to press France to accept the proposal for a conference of the powers on the Morocco question.
Paris June 17 Officials warn reports of a Franco German rift over Morocco are exaggerated but confirm real difficulties. France seeks to preserve dominance in Morocco while Germany rejects French primacy and the Anglo French pact, warning against broad European rearrangements.
New York June 17 three burglars were surprised in the act of rifling the Fifth Avenue home of B H Harriman. A pistol shot rang out during the break in one intruder was captured. The Harriman family was not at home.
Eureka, South Dakota asserts it is the largest primary wheat market in the region and claims new sales records. The Aberdeen DA edition notes Eureka’s continued prominence in supplying the market with a growing quantity of wheat.
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