28 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1905
Page
1
Stockholm reports extraordinary riksdag committees seek settlement with Norway. Debates condemn Norwegian actions and urge conditions Sweden could accept, with war possible if Norway refuses. Swedens honor and potential military action dominate discussions across chambers.
Baron Kennedy in the senate argued that if the king’s message shows opinion he loses two crowns. Anti-government members cheered as he repudiated any conference with rebels. Sweden must enforce conditions and, if needed, go to war to protect honor. Justice Minister Berger defended the cabinet and warned against forcing a reluctant Norway into a union. Professor Saerge urged peace but warned Norway should not dictate, while Premier Ramstedt noted two paths after June 7, one forceful and one dissolution, with most opposing war and fearing its horrors. The debate suggested a peaceful solution was highly unlikely.
Rumor spreads through St Petersburg that General Kuropatkin has been filed and that 70,000 Russians were cut off by General Nogi's army with Voropatkin possibly captured. No confirmation from the general staff or press dispatches. The foreign office reiterates Russia has accepted the formal truce.
Germany presented its reply to the French Moro question during a conference with Padieu Badolin the German ambassador and Premier Rouvier. The note urged restating the issue by a conference of powers with no preemptive agreement and signaled willingness to accept or offer counter proposals to end the dispute. Also reports a Japanese war telegram noting clashes near Chingehinden and Musyong with casualties and advances near Kyongsyong.
Wallace resignation shocks the Pandit canal commission as chief engineer. Reports say negotiations with Secretary at large influenced the move. Walltee reportedly faced pressure from a New York corporation linked to a large payout.
Baseball scores from Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Detroit and other cities with results including Chicago at New York 2-8, Chicago at St. Louis 2, Philadelphia wins, and multiple second games. rain suspended play in Omaha and Sioux City.
At a class reunion in Cambridge on a president's day, former Yale University and Harvard alumni greet Theodore Roosevelt returning as a private citizen. He tours sites including the Alpland Phi society, the boulevard stadium, and Oakley Country Club in Watertown.
An account of President Theodore Roosevelt's Massachusetts visit details his arrival and reception in Cambridge and Boston. He toured Harvard locations with students, received a loving cup from classmates, faced rain in transit, and spoke briefly to a cheering crowd. Secretary of War William H. Taft arrived later for the Yard commencement. Deaths and other notes accompany the day’s events.
From Our Own Correspondent the Freeport W C U entertainment drew a large crowd with Emma Fry receiving the silver medal. A June 22 wedding unites Rev Oscar Penticott and Amelia Bamma of Ancona. Numerous local visits and graduations noted, plus a large field day at Pearl City with a 14 to 2 ball game against Lena and a Maypole parade.
Backache and kidney symptoms vanish as kidneys are made healthy and active by the use of a remedy that strengthens and invigorates renal function. The claim emphasizes speed and vigor in restoring kidney health.
A vintage advertisement asserts men cannot cure dandruff without addressing the underlying cause. It claims Newithre’s Herpicide kills the dandruff germ, restoring hair health. The copy promotes sample requests to The Morphides in Detroit and lists Joseph Emmert as Special Agent.
The twenty second annual commencement of the Interior Academy of Dakota was held on Wednesday evening in the large Academy hall. Miss Selma A. Wolver and Elmer G. Smith graduated. Rev H B Royer delivered the address. Rev C K Standt was elected president and Mrs Ida D Staudt named teacher. Courses include classical, scientific, and a normal track. Fall term begins September 11. Dakota, June 27.
Tickets to Buffalo New York offered on July 7 6 and 9 with favorable return limits. Grand lodge B P O E involved. Choice of routes from Chicago. Apply to agents Chicago North Western Ry. 620dwtd.
Special low fares to Baltimore Maryland via the Northwestern line for the International Christian Endeavor Convention. Tickets on sale July 1 2 and 8 with favorable record limits. Choice of routes from Chicago. Apply to agents Chicago Northwestern Ry.
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