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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
15
In Odessa the czar answers revolutionists by declaring war after Sebastopol fleet delays. Mutiny aboard ships grows, fires burn along the wharves, and unrest spreads to other crews. Potemkin’s condition to surrender and refuel then sink to aid in restoring order is noted as a plan.
June reports from St Petersburg state the emperor issued ukase declaring war across Odessa and surrounding tributary districts. Ships loaded from foreign ports and departures increased while battleship details and harbor activity emerged. Associated Press notes a dead sailor and widespread suspension of papers and normal life amid the crisis.
A June 29 dispatch from St Petersburg reports the volunteer fleet cruiser Saramto burned at Odessa. Adm Hruger's sanction at Odessa tonight orders scheduling arrival of forces to the region amid the developing crisis.
A fragment notes a squadron of battleships from Sebastapol arrived early this morning in St Petersburg. It mentions ships tied to Tri See Sisiope and Rostistan with Odessa, explaining low appearances at Odtera and questioning a two day departure delay at a critical juncture.
Fragmented OCR note details troops deploying to quell unrest in Odessa after days of chaos. Report mentions burning at Central Station, police and soldiers deterring crowds, and injuries to multiple persons. Mentions Dmititehna guards and a large popular demonstration.
Reports from Odessa and St Petersburg describe panic and talks of martial law as troops may rebel. Admirals warn crews could be starved or ordered to shoot if mutinies spread. Rumors claim mutineers have seized ships and mutiny risks rise as authorities try to keep public calm. Continued on page 4.
Decatur Indiana June 3 Stan L Disteher aged fifty five years well to do farmer who lives north of Decatur was killed this morning when a team of hyde oll horses bolted into a hay wagon. Mr Disteher was dragged by the wagon and fatally injured. The horses frightened by a noise caused the wagon to overturn dragging him a considerable distance. The accident occurred as the team started to bolt after entering the field.
The water test could not be completed yesterday at the water station as consulting engineer The Ghiengo gave instructions to Chief Engineer Cootenwell. Mr Mand will receive a final report and recommendations to trustees in a few weeks after further tests by Mr Dontenvell and expert Mr Meild.
Fragmentary notes detail an Indiana music teachers convention with names tied to officers and committees. Mentions Oliver Wald of Indianapolis as president and Arthur Mason of Columbus as treasurer, with positions in Lafayette and other cities.
The governor of Indiana announced no plan to intervene in capital punishment during Wis administration. He often opposed the death penalty and argued the state lacks moral right to take life except in self defense or to maintain peace and order. He urged waiting for the next general assembly to decide the wisdom and moral authority of such punishment.
The Wayne General Construction company organized in the city with capital stock of 10000. Incorporators include Lad Messray George W. Bears Charles McCulloch Frank Y Cuthert soh and Hugh G. Keegan. Charter allows financing constructing equipping and operating interurban railways gas plants and electric lighting plants and dealing in related stocks. The firm aims to secure franchises in cities with openings.
Representative Crumpacker announced he would recommend Sula W. Elam, deputy event collector, for appointment as postmaster at Valparaiso Indiana. The declaration came during the Dung 29 proceedings in the Indiana district.
Cambridge Mass June 28 Taft reads Wallace resignation as essential after Wallace altered stance overnight amid canal crisis and reorganization plans. Taft accuses Wallace of personal gain and betraying government duties, offers commission chair, decision pending on Wallace successor.
A new pastor, Father Biedermann, arrived from Whiting to assume charge of St. Peter's parish. He was welcomed by the congregation and departed today after a brief farewell. The reception included members of the parish trustees, officers of the senior society, and local community figures from nearby cities.
A fragmented note describes a farewell gesture to Father Bo and mentions Pathan Medermann and Peter's, with unclear references to a new field or labor. The text references a congregation gathering to say farewell and a golf-handed dimpretta, all amid garbled phrases and names.
Fragmentary text references a medical condition and recovery notes. Mentions stroke and gradual strength gains but lacks clear names, places, or dates to form a coherent report.
Fragmentary text shows an executive committee discussion in Boston about rate increases and potential hardships. The garbled lines mention time, necessity, and a proposed change affecting a "supreme" or "t Taw" role, with no clear entities or outcomes.
Oscar Oliver of Kerstone faced Wellington Yous in prosecutor Daily’s presence over an alleged misconduct by the postmaster. The case stirred a sensation as Oliver, eighty, and Mabel Oliver were cited in the brief, fragmentary report from Bluffton.
Wayne Greenwood of Butler was arrested this morning on a charge of attempted wrong conduct with a young girl in that town. He was taken to jail after a brief hearing and awaits action by the grand jury.
A Huntington man, Atonze M. Foresthe, filed a petition in bankruptcy in federal court in Indianapolis on January 29. The document lists his assets and liabilities, with assets at Vistex and liabilities around three dollars.
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