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Francesville Tribune

Location

Francesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1905

Page

7

Russian War Vessels In Manila Harbor At Center Of Cable Reports

Admiral Train's Manila cable to the President states the Aurora and Oleg are badly damaged and the Jemtwing in poor condition needing provisions and coal. A naval board estimates 60 days to repair, 143 wounded, and 71 dead so far. Governor Wright notes three Russian ships anchored in Manila Bay with no land supplies, while American and Russian surgeons assist the wounded.

Manila Navy Department Train Enquist Aurora Oleg Taft Wright Jemtchug Manila Bay Asiatic Fleet Calkins McElroy Harding Vladivostok Train Ard Pitale Corbin

Thundery Event Halts After Initial Fire Under Pressure

A brief report notes a thunderstorm event and a fire under pressure that halted after beginning to gain headway. No injuries reported and authorities were assessing damage and cause. Local residents were urged to stay clear as responders worked on scene.

End Not In Sight Business Firms Refuse Concessions

Chicago talks on the teamsters strike appear stalled as employers reject further settlements and mediation ends. President Shea says negotiations are off, urging the strikers to admit defeat while a strike spread seems likeliest.

Chicago Teamsters Shea Teamsters’ Organization Levy Mayer Thorne Montgomery Ward & Co Chicago Team Owners’ Association Commission Merchants’ Team Association

Equitable Row Nearing End in New York Special

Samuel Untermyer, counsel for Vice President Hyde of the Equitable Life Assurance Society, said a peaceful and permanent solution to the society's troubles seemed near. He cited promising prospects and expected important developments in the coming days while noting legal advice and patience from all parties involved.

New York Samuel Unter- Meier Hyde Equitable Life Assurance Society Ae At Frick Mer.t

Centennial Lewis and Clark Exposition Opens in Portland

Portland observes the Lewis and Clark centennial with President Roosevelt firing a 21 gun salute from the White House and Vice President Fairbanks leading a formal procession. Attendees include senators, governors, and military figures as Oregon commemorates the expedition 100 years after Merriweather Lewis and William Clark explored the region.

Portland Ore Roosevelt White House Washington United States Oregon Merriweather Lewis William Clark Jefferson Charles W. Pairbanks Army Navy Fairbanks New York H. W. Goode David H. Moore Cincinnati Methodist Episcopal Church Goode

Bonaparte to Join Roosevelt Cabinet as Navy Secretary

Charles J. Bonaparte of Baltimore will enter President Roosevelt's Cabinet next July as Secretary of the Navy, succeeding Paul Morton. The appointment, surprise to many, has long been contemplated by Roosevelt and links the two men as longtime friends in civil service reform efforts. Bonaparte, a grandson of Napoleon, adds sentimental interest to the political move.

Washington Charles J. Bonaparte Baltimore Roosevelt Paul Morton Napoleona Navy Bonaparte

Vice President Fairbanks Tackles Midwest Swing

Portland reports the Special Vice President Fairbanks and party leave Friday for Chicago arriving Tuesday. From Chicago he goes to Flint Michigan to attend the corner stone laying of the new Federal building. On June 14 he will deliver a speech at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware Ohio. Fairbanks makes no addresses en route to Chicago and receives an ovation during a Lewis and Clark dedication celebration in Washington state.

Portland Ore Fairbanks Chicago Flint Mich Federal Building Will

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Bomb Attack on Alfonso in Paris Endangers Ruler and Escort

King Alfonso and President Loubet escaped unharmed after a bomb exploded near their carriage at the Place de l Opera as they returned to the Quai d Orsay. Eight guardsmen were wounded and the assailant, a 20 year old man with an injured eye, was arrested after witnesses described a conical object and suspicious behavior before the blast.

Paris Alfonso Loubet Place de l’Opera Rue de Rohan Rue de Rivili Seine Quai d’Orsay Tve Palais d’Or

Captain Sinks His Vessel in Naval Action

Reports reach the emperor and Grand Duke Alexis on the naval battle. A telegram from Baroh Fersen dated June 1 says the cruiser blown up at the entrance of Vladimir bay after a brief battle description.

St. Petersburg Grand Duke Alexis Baroh Fersen Vladimir Bay

Roosevelt plans November election after southern trip

President Roosevelt will begin a South tour next autumn on October 17, with a White House announcement Thursday. The plan states the trip will not start until after the November elections and signals a continued peacetime focus.

Washington Roosevelt South White House

Joint Exercises of Navy and Army to Test Coast Defenses

Washington special reports sixteen warships will attack Washington and Baltimore defenses starting midnight June 11 for six days and nights. Forts along Chesapeake Bay and the Potomac will defend with unloaded mines and empty shells, in a bloodless, noiseless test supervised by Major General James F. Wade with about 10,000 personnel.

Washington Baltimore Chesapeake Bay Potomac River Chesapeake Army Navy Army and Navy Congress Fortress Monroe Channel Francis Texas Swithh Norfolk Texas Bicknell Newark Atlantic Badger Halsey District of Columbia Mignigat James F. Wade Department of the Atlantic

Defeat Sparks Revolt in Local News

A regional report details a defeat that triggers unrest as residents react strongly. The article notes rising tensions, public demonstrations, and calls for leadership accountability in the wake of the setback.

Berlin Gala Feeds Royal Audience for Duchess Cecilia

Visiting princes and princesses dined with Emperor William and Empress Auguste Victoria Sunday night in Berlin for the Duchess Cecilia and Crown Prince Frederick William’s upcoming marriage. About 540 guests included ministers and military leaders. Duchess Cecilia impressed attendees, William soothed rumors by giving attention to Grand Duchess Anastasia. Five hundred fainted or were injured in the heat or crowds. 36 in serious condition.

Berlin William Empress Augusts Cecilia Frederick William Anastasia Unter den Lincen

Flood Losses Reach Nearly Five Million in Oklahoma Territory

Guthrie reports flood damage across southern and western Oklahoma, Indian Territory, and New Mexico may total near 5 million dollars. drownings tally five. thousands of cattle and livestock harmed. farms, barns, and fences destroyed. more rain expected. rail service disrupted with washouts. Snyder and Columbia towns report severe flooding.

Guthrie O. T Oklahoma Indian Territory New Mexico Snyder Columbia

Want Younger Men Navy Leaders Reform Plan

Washington reports that President Roosevelt and Secretary Morton intend to place young men in command of navy vessels. Attorney General Moody's opinion would retire about sixty seven officers immediately and create forty higher grade vacancies annually. A full reorganization of the commissioned force is anticipated as old officers resist the new interpretation.

Washington, D. C Roosevelt Morton Moody Congress

Consul Kendrick Dead In El Paso

Charles W. Kendrick United States consul to Juarez Mexico died Thursday in El Paso Texas at age 32. He formerly served as telegraph editor of the New Orleans Picayune and was managing editor of the El Paso Times and proprietor of the El Paso News.

el Paso Texas Charles W. Kendrick United States Juarez Mexico Telegraph The New Orleans Picayune el Paso Times el Paso News

Rathbone Returns to Post Office Service in Denver

Estes G. Rathbone former fourth assistant postmaster general and Cuba posts director who was sentenced to three to eleven years in prison and fined 102,947 dollars is once more employed by the Postoffice Department in Denver Colorado.

Rathbone Denver Colo Rom Estes G. Rathbone Cuba Postoffice Department

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