War damaged city report with missing details
In Warsaw a disorderly incident is reported with unclear wording and broken phrases. The text mentions a bill and an outbreak prevention but provides few concrete names, places, or dates.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1905
Page
13
In Warsaw a disorderly incident is reported with unclear wording and broken phrases. The text mentions a bill and an outbreak prevention but provides few concrete names, places, or dates.
Dispatches from Poland describe chaotic scenes as Cossacks clash with civilians in Lodz and surrounding areas. Clergy victims and heavy police actions loom, with limited direct news from St. Petersburg and Moscow.
Reports describe clashes with police, shattered windows, and closed shops as protests amid war grievances unfold. Authorities say troops arrive as neighborhoods fear further violence and reprisals. Observers note rising tensions in multiple regions with widespread unrest reported.
Fragmented OCR reads about peace commissioners named as Arnot Nelatta Rast Notidoli Paris and Auformally told Japan selections. Mentions Talat and ambassador rank and potential plenipotentiary status. Indicates Washington Vienna Rome embassies and expectations for the Japanese government stance. Continued on page 4 column 4.
A Chicago brokerage firm group led by Don Holly & Co faces a district court action after a receiver was appointed to oversee assets of about 100000. The case centers on bankruptcy filings and alleged trade restrictions as creditors seek protection and remedies in court.
A garbled New York June report notes tension around Paul Morton amid the Equitable Grafters scandal. The figure faces calls to reconcile alleged irregularities tied to vast holdings and society scrutiny.
Local item notes a cash nomination involving Nigel Whe Wel and Le Ais Sai at AHS. Details are fragmentary but indicate a school district context and financial matter under review.
In a police crackdown described as a day of stringent enforcement, Indiana officials arrested a town marshal and others for selling liquor without a license. Investigators reported finding contraband and disruptions around a county courthouse and a local plant.
Residents in LIGANSSORT Minnesota on June 26 attended a local observance tied to a brewery workers’ event. A parade-like scene formed around a park area as beer checks were exchanged for drinks to avoid law disruptions.
Cayuga resident Mrs. Marees sues William Moore saloon keeper for $4,000 alleging sold whisky to her intoxication caused injury. Case moved through courts with partial judgment later reduced to $250 with costs.
The Columbus meeting reveals divided loyalties among candidates with leaders like Fatligan, Westy, and Pattison jockeying for pledged support. Despite 10 percent anti saloon League backing and tight vote estimates, a clear victor remains uncertain as factions argue over strength and alignments.
June 26 report from ChiSago notes 150 subordinate secretaries gathered for the United Commercial Travellers secretaries meeting. Walt Sheldon of Denver leads a panel urging unity as officers will be elected during the seven session gathering ahead of the annual convention in Dallas.
A violent electrical storm hit Springfield causing a hospital to be damaged and a fire to tear through a building. Reported chaos followed as structures were ruined and a lack of clarity about injuries or damages remained.
Muncie police board shows no alarm as they enforce Sunday laws. saloons shuttered during legal hours boost receipts at Mundie saloon owner Seitz reports weekly takings rising from seventy dollars to a larger sum after shutting of town. Temperance workers persist in pressing signatures to block licenses in Ward 5 despite counter efforts.
In Lafayette Indiana police arrested fifteen people including a teen saloon keeper yesterday after warnings that Sunday saloon violations would not be tolerated. All pleaded guilty and were fined as authorities intensified enforcement prompting public reaction to the crackdown.
A letter to Governor Hanly reports Kruger resigning from the Indianapolis police commission. Kruger cites lack of sympathy with the governor and fatigue from supporting the governor’s campaign actions. He notes general discontent with the governor’s administration in the city.
President Roosevelt left Washington by special train this afternoon for Cambridge Massachusetts to attend the commencement exercises. He planned to return to Washington after the Boston stop and Maine engagement, waiving final farewells as the train departed.
Washington June 26 President appoints former Senator Louis Fidiclyimas of Marylais as justice of the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia following the resignation of Martin F. Morris. Fidiclyimas becomes key D C appellate judge in a high level transition.
A Saturday session at the Claygeol hotel reorganized the Commercial Travelers Mullins cl ient group into the Indiana Travelers Association. Charles R Hovland was named president with Charles A. Ry as vice president Carey McPherson treasurer and secretary. Directors include Jafforsim Castor Ins sol Stubbe PB Trent and WF Fox. An annual meeting is set for January.
Fragmented report from Jefferson City describes Governor Folke shifting control over St Louis police power within 24 hours. Officials including President Stewart and Sheriff Kietey scramble to respond as chiefs and patrols prepare for potential measures.
The readable line hints at a Delmar event with Parson and Abe and a fourth race heat. details are garbled but suggest a local track or school sports meeting with unclear results and participants.
A report from Stamford describes the accidental shooting death of Edward Rush and the subsequent discovery of another man killed by the same weapon. Authorities investigate the mishap tied to a shared firearm and determine the victims' identities.
A coroner in York County began an inquest into the Lake Ston wreck victims. Railway officers and several additional witnesses testified, with names yet to be released as the inquiry proceeds to determine the cause and accountability.
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