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Newspaper
Fort Wayne News
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
1
A sharp exchange unfolds as Mr Dolliver fires a bold reply, critiquing How railroad magnates and political figures maneuver against him. The piece hints at a clash with Foraker and Tillman over political tactics and influence.
Washington report notes Congressman Michahelk and Senator Dolliver spar over railroad rate policy as Hepburn bill moves through committees. Dolliver praises the bill amid administration support while predicting passage in the Senate with minimal changes.
Washington DC March 1 the house adopted senate joint resolutions extending the tribal relations and governments of the five civilized tribes until such time as Indian affairs can be settled. Curtis Act referenced.
A brief note shows the appropriation bill moving up in committee. The text references the whole committee process and ongoing legislative action.
Washington D C March 1 The house committee on elections No 1 today decided in the contest against Representative Michalek of Chicago the right to his seat on the ground that he was not a citizen of the United States The committee acted unanimously and recommended reporting in Michalek's favor Representative James supported the motion
Joseph C Leslie well known resident of Convoy Q died instantly at 2 PM while crossing Pennsylvania tracks. Acting Adams express agent he was struck by eastbound No 16 at 35 mph. He left a widow and six children, and also ran a harness shop. Engineer Summers and fireman Biale witnessed the tragedy. Dr G M Leslie of Fort Wayne is his nephew.
President George P. Baer of the Reading railroad left Philadelphia for Washington to brief President Roosevelt on the anthracite strike. Officials plan a conciliatory approach to avert a coal field stoppage while miners leader Mitchell recovers from stress and prepares for talks with operators.
Washington March 1 The Chinese legation says the Dowager Empress death rumor is unfounded. Minister Cheating has no advice confirming it and believes the report may be for stock speculation. The State Department has no confirmation, and Minister Rockhill at Pekin has not sent dispatches suggesting illness.
A man named Wood recounted a rugged journey in Mindis where mud blocked conveyances. He rode a horse for four miles, battling gluey mud that sunk to the fetlocks, and a hedge caused his coat sleeve to tear when a misstep sent him into the brush. He later repeated the ordeal on the return trip.
A cascade of affidavits is reported with thirty in Justice Angey s court, thirty in Justice Styliss' court, and fifteen in police court. Prosecutor Ninde prepares for trials set for tomorrow in municipal court as saloon keepers plan to fight. civic leaders vow action if violations persist.
New York March 1 Six firefighters were burned in an explosion at the Dewey dyeing establishment 1283 Fulton Street this morning. The blast followed a small blaze in a frame extension serving as a naptha and benzine store room. Several minor explosions followed. The most seriously injured are Lieutenant John Kane John Maloney James Overand Jos Nealy Edward Dunpy and Joseph Desze. Panic spread as residents fled.
The road, under default, risks foreclosure in two months as C. B. and D. bonds held as collateral secure the notes. J P Morgan, owner of the road, sought compromise with holders, but they rejected four propositions he offered.
In Christiania on March 1 a catastrophic incident led to multiple fatalities. Local authorities reported sudden injuries and ongoing rescue efforts as the city mobilizes emergency services. Names and precise figures were not confirmed at this time.
Mrs Minerva Wynkoop filed suit in Frankfort Indiana to set aside a 30000 real estate conveyance to Adrian Wynkoop alleging she was led by spiritualist influence and a seance to sign a deed and convey her inherited property to him.
Gloucester march 1 three men lost their lives when the tug Willard of Portland Me turned turtle off Rockport and sank Captain Emory Sawyer and Fireman Aiton Webber were aboard. Webber climbed into a boat and was rescued while Sawyer jumped into the sea and drowned. The Rockport life saving crew brought the survivors ashore exhausted from cold exposure.
The steamship Curacao arriving from Mexican ports reports that twelve days ago a band of Yauqui Indians attacked and killed a dozen Mexicans working on the Southern Pacific Sonora branch. Several were injured and five wagon loads of provisions were driven off. the Indians escaped.
Tipton Indiana reports Republicans renominated Landis for Congress in the Ninth district. Landis is presently serving his fifth term. The renomination action took place today with Landis the preferred candidate for the party.
In Cincinnati, questions arise over funds for Judson Harmon as a trust dispute or financial shortfall prevents expected support. The report notes skepticism about available money and the implications for Harmon's plans and campaign.
Rioting broke out in Springfield in Ohio last night with many arrests reported. Militia units moved in to restore order, yielding comparative quiet by midnight. In court, most accused pleaded not guilty. Several defendants described as Negro murderers were brought back for proceedings.
Martin Davis, a dying Big Four brakeman, identified Edward Dean as the shooter who wounded him Monday night in Springfield Ohio. He did not recognize Preston Ladd. The two alleged suspects were returned to a special car for a rapid trip to Dayton as crowds realized the negroes were in town.
Springfield, marching mobs roamed the streets during a second night of riot fueled by anti Negro sentiment. Seven negro district houses were buried attacked women shot hospital reports say Martin Davis gravely wounded cannot live. Dayton officers aborted transport of suspected shooters Preston Ladd and Ed Dean to avoid risk. National Guard shifts kept mobs contained. backbone of riot said broken.
A fragmented report notes Japan and England forming a diplomatic alliance described as a major war move. The March dispatch references the alliance as a pivotal development in wartime affairs, highlighting its strategic significance for Japan.
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