23 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Fargo Forum And Daily Republican
Location
Fargo, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
1
St. Petersburg report June 23 states there is no chance of armistice progress until plenipotentiaries are appointed and the meeting time and place fixed. Japanese leaders appear unwilling to discuss new issues while these questions remain unsettled.
Japanese headquarters report defeating a force of 1,000 Russians with heavy losses ten miles southwest of Warikautzkeau in Manchuria on June 21. The dispatch appears in wartime coverage from Tokio dated June 4.
A man carrying a bomb was arrested before the Male WKI police station this morning in Warsaw. He refused to make a statement.
Berlin 23 Dr Schaefer reported to the German staff that Russian losses in Manchuria were unusually high with many head wounds from defensive fighting. He noted a large use of siege and ship guns by Japan and that surgeons faced overwork during retreats.
White River Junction Vermont June 23 Governor Bell signed a reprieve for Mrs Maxy H Rogers the Bennington murderess until December 8 1905 An appeal to the States supreme court will be filed The scaffold for Mrs Mary Rogers execution had been taken down after the reprieve Governor Bell said There is nothing more to be said now you know we all have to our guards.
Detroit July report describes two coal steamers sinking with the loss of cooks aboard each vessel. Incidents caused widespread tragedy along the riverfront, with rescuers and officials detailing the wrecks and confirming casualties including several cooks.
Dr Chartles G Pease, a former member of the First Church of Christ Scientist, delivered a lecture at Riverside Baptist exposing radical statements he claims support the Eddy Christian Science movement. He warned listeners that Mrs Eddy imagined a rose scented paradise where man would have everything he walks.
A bandit boarded the North Coast Limited near Puyallup and ordered the engineer to stop beside a fire. He fired at the engine crew, but the attempt ended without loot as the robber fled into brush and was later captured by returning engine crews.
Berlin reports that the French note on the Moroccan situation was delivered to the foreign office this morning. It is very lengthy and conveys no change in the existing status.
In New York on June 23 thirty workers at the Autographic Register Co. Hebers plant quit after management ordered long haired girls to wear cloth caps to prevent belts catching. A state official met with workers promising to reconsider, while the case stirred local attention.
The article profiles Jimmie Dwyer a special agent of the land office based in Minot. Reputed as the Sherlock Holmes of the Inn he pursues land fraud violators with vigor while enjoying single life off duty. His Chicago police court clerk background aids his current work.
The Court of General Sessions will not have a regular summer vacation this year. District Attorney Jerome can begin prosecutions related to the Equitable Life affair as soon as he wishes since the courts will be in regular session.
Norfolk report notes Mayor Mau rice of Manchester cited a Virginia law permitting a husband to whip his wife if the switch is thumb size and the beating is done decently. Edward Morris faced assault charges with a broomstick, but the stick length caused the case to hinge on the old statute. Aberdeen convention notes follow with wool growers sessions opening.
A severe New York area storm lasting hours killed two men and injured eight others seriously. The electrical display and heavy rainfall caused extensive property damage across the region.
Chicago report shows John Alexander Dowie denouncing graft in Zion City while linking Russia to prophecy of Christiana. He claims ten square miles of Zion City are the world's purest area amid a broader graft critique. Separately from St. Petersburg, the Novoe Vremya outlines a new popular assembly with 500 members equal to the empire council and a censored press.
Missoula Montana June 23 William Besekov is jailed charged with sparcny here cote and a double guard to be placed about the jail after threats of lynching.
A terse note records expert riflemen training amid drought conditions. The exercise emphasizes marksmanship, discipline, and readiness, with units coordinating fire discipline and safety protocols under tight oversight.
An elderly associate testified against Senator Mitchell in a Portland Oregon case dated June. The testimony referenced a landmark moment in his career as the case moved forward with cautions about credibility and timing.
Chicago June 23 The federal grand jury investigating the beef industry shows members acting as detectives in questioning witnesses who may clarify purchases of cattle by packers. As a result, Frederick Wood of Fimpstie Ill Wilmington Ill and E C Scholes cattle feeder were involved.
Honolulu report says Governor Carter mailed his resignation to President Roosevelt and will travel to Washington for formal acceptance. In New Mexico, Governor Sarkes appoints Boyd Bliss of Jefidale to the barber examiners board to replace a term expiring in July.
President Newman of New York Central announces Lake Shore Fast service will revert from twenty four to eighteen hour schedule, restoring the Twentieth Century Limited on the Lake Shore line. He cites competition and recent service issues as factors in the change.
June 21 Lodz reports a deadly collision as soldiers clash with a street crowd. Many people are killed or injured in the confrontation amid ongoing unrest.
Pittsburg Kansas June 23 an unknown man called R Scott a lumber merchant to his door and threw a pint of carbolic acid into his face. Scott burned terribly about the face neck and shoulders and may be blinded. The assailant escaped and motive remains unknown.
Stockholm reports that Aftonbladet says strong discontent over government plans for Norway's secession could lead the first chamber to refuse the authority for negotiations. The second chamber may back the proposals but harshly censure the cabinet, while Ny Daglige Allehanda predicts a cabinet resignation after June 27 and urges a cross party new cabinet.
Chicago reports a labor strike stalemate as a union button ban is demanded by employers. A subcommittee pressed Farwell for settlement terms permitting buttons if terms were accepted, but he refused, insisting emblems be hidden or removed. A Washington conference is scheduled and no verdict was reached in the post office satchel contract conspiracy case.
Stockholm June 23 There is no truth in rumors in Copenhagen that King Oscar plans to abdicate in favor of the Crown Prince. In Grafton North Dakota district court opened its June term with Judge W J Kneeshaw presiding. thirty civil and thirteen criminal cases listed.
Karl Halmquist sues Bailes and a companion in district court in Grand Forks North Dakota claiming permanent injuries from a fall off a scaffold at a building site. The filing details alleged negligence and seeks damages.
Washington June 23 It is learned through official sources that illness of Minister Lamsdorff causes a slight setback to the peace negotiations but does not indicate any real hitch.
Richmond Indiana June 23 The Sheriff arrested Mrs George Keever at her East Germantown area home for shooting her husband She was armed and stood outside her door defying arrest until persuaded to surrender the gun It is said her mind is affected
Washington June 23 Brewers from major beer and ale firms met in Atlantic City and Washington and approved resolutions to educate the public. They condemn prohibitionists and oppose dissemination of anti brewer rhetoric. The plan aims to portray beer as legitimate, respectable, and not a source of disorder or temperance failure.
A Rainbow Rapids Wisconsin River boat capsize near Newbold injures eight people after a woman and her six children drown along with Mrs. Ezra Grow and Mrs. Howard Crow. The husbands, homesteaders, are not yet identified and no further accident details are available.
Ramsey County Old Settlers plan annual outing and picnic at Fred Averest's Freshwater Lake grove tomorrow. A grand event is promised with athletic contests and prizes, including yard and 100 yard races, jumping events, and a 25 pound weight put.
Reports from Portland indicate a serious split within the National Good Riands Association regarding whether to elect officers at the meeting. The St Louis session reportedly adjourned with unclear intent, and disputes involve figures such as Colonel Richardsdine and President M. Goad of the Lewis.
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