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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1905
Page
5
Moscow dispatch reports delegates defying the government at a congress, with calls to enlist other parties and the Procurator of the Holy Synod involved. Radical delegates push extreme measures, signaling possible turmoil as events unfold and tensions rise among attendees.
A long-winded account outlines a crisis in Russia's internal affairs following political agitation after 1890, comparing potential reforms to Alexander I era measures. It notes possible ministerial replacements, fear of revolution, and the Tsar's plan to grant governance more executive control while restraining popular assemblies amid Japan War tensions.
A devastating tornado crossed eastern Michigan leveling farms and destroying homes. The storm carved a half mile wide path from Necola to Sanilac, then split east of Philpotts into Novesta Snover Cass City Urban Laing. casualties include Mary Smith age child killed, Edward Philpots and John Smith farm families hurt or missing. several barns and residences destroyed with livestock and crops ruined.
The city council will fill a vacancy in Tineuhard with Mr Henry De Tiselbts and Mr August Seele chosen to take the place. The selection follows the council meeting where the vacancy was tendered.
In Chico a strike wave dominates five months, with leaders including Hugh Mates and P Shea taken into custody on capiases amid a tense exchange with Sheriff Barrett. President Shea denounces the sheriff while Levy Mayer’s role looms, bonds are discussed, and both men are jailed after a disputed arrival.
The Commercial Improvement Company holds its annual meeting electing officers including President William F. Graetee and others. Proposals focus on new plants and potential Chicago conferences. anticipated jobs and factory projects place proceeds from initial stock sales toward new facilities with strong company health noted.
Originated in DeKalb County the long running conversion suit between Zenley Tonler and Addison Nickey concludes in Goshen Indiana after ten years. Six lawyers and three judges connected with the case have died. The dispute involved a timber deal worth about 200 dollars and logs taken by Zenley. Nickey pays 475 dollars while each side covers its own costs around 400 dollars. Over 2000 dollars in lawyer fees accumulate.
An explosion attempt at the John W Emerick mill north of Piniteg was thwarted by a prompt discovery of marauders. Emerick and neighbors confronted intruders after dusk. shots were fired and the attackers fled, leaving the area in darkness.
Chicago to New York and Pittsburg to Chicago trains completed a 17 mile segment in eight hours ten minutes and eight hours fifty minutes respectively. Special trains tested speed to show the line’s capability to run long hauls under ordinary conditions.
Citizens of various backgrounds express opinions on Mayor Barghart’s plan to invite competitive bids for supplying gas. Advocates urge competition to lower prices, while supporters acknowledge existing monopoly concerns and the need for affordable fuel. The piece surveys local views and leans toward inviting bids to secure the cheapest gas possible.
New American ambassador Mr Reid was introduced by Secretary Lansdowne and greeted warmly by King Edward. The audience at the palace included high officials and Queen Victoria, with formal exchanges signaling goodwill between the United States and Great Britain. The reception concluded with Mr Reid and his party leaving Porchester House after about forty minutes.
The Allen County commissioners reappointed Thomas Turfinger as superintendent of the county infirmary and farm for two years starting September next. Charles Grodrian was the rival candidate from Madison township with votes split among commissioners Tonkel and Griebel. Turfinger’s four-year tenure is praised for his sympathetic, prudent management and dedication to the welfare of those in care.
Nan Patterson, a scandal figure, is barred from performing at the Grant Opera House in Columbus by owners Junge Dickson Talbott of Indianapolis. They operate playhouses in Indianapolis and other cities and refuse her entry.
Indianapolis bidders awarded the street and railroad grade work contract after bids opened last week. Enke Eric & Western signed Wednesday with responsibility for the project, while Macinn Concrete Hog Company and New Castle Rise Company won portions of the work.
A duo entered the sleeping apartment of Mrs Millhouse at 2421 Forest Street in Chicago, waking her thinking her father was present. They fled with a dress, 17, two chickens, and four other items, totaling a modest theft. police say no other robberies were reported. The incident alarmed residents, with Mr G Ham and Mrs Cass similarly targeted in nearby homes during the same night. Police noted one intruder fled toward the chicken yard, and authorities pursued leads as the investigation continues.
A fragment notes a President learning of a postage debt in 2 cents to cover a mailed letter. The letter, sent to the president, used a stamped envelope and violated postal rules when the stamp was removed. Postmaster Bowman advised the debt and promised forwarding after payment.
A special session of the Indiana Presbytery of the United Presbyterian Church convened in Rushville Indiana releasing Rev Nell Ferguson from the Springhill church pastorate to accept a call to Zance Tile Ohio. Rev N B McChing a senior theology student preached and accepted a call to Moorefield. The next presbytery meeting will be in Moorefield Indiana in September when Rev Mr McGiang will be installed as pastor there with W P McGacey delivering the charge.
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