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Newspaper
Iowa Citizen
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1903
Page
28
In Paris a formal transfer of Admiral John Paul Jones is observed with French officials and U.S. diplomats. The troops, dignitaries, and foreign representatives attend as Jones is laid to rest among the Revolutionary heroes after decades of neglect.
The article recounts a solemn transfer of a casket in Paris with General Porter in formal dress, the United States government accepting the body through Loomis, and Admiral Sigsbee authorized to transport it home. A military cortege including six black horses and guards moved via the Alexander bridge to Esplanade des Savales, led by ambassadors and officials.
A casket was laid in the pavilion center as a procession passed. It later moved to the Invalides and then to the railroad station for transport, guarded by French and United States sailors, bound for Cherbourg at 4 10 p.
Topeka reports show C J Devlin classed in U S district with debts due to multiple banks headed by National Bank of Topeka 1.2 million and Central Natl Bank 300 thousand. Other lenders include American National Kansas City Continental Chicago and First National eee. The company weighs this step as best protection against loss.
The report from the Central Conference of American Rabbis notes a contested election and the role of Margaret Haley in proceedings. It also discusses debate on Bible use in homes churches and school settings as read by the committee.
The second day of the international Christian Endeavor convention was led by Rev. George B. Stewart of Auburn New York. The proceedings were filled with matters of intense interest and delight for thousands of Endeavorers in attendance.
In Topeka on July 7 the Standard Oil Company filed an answer in state supreme court denying all allegations in the duster suit brought by Kansas. The state contends the company misrepresented and harmed the public.
City of Mexico on July 7 reports government banks and private individuals actively subscribing to the relief fund for Guanajuato sufferers.
Scores from Chicago and surrounding cities show multiple league games with New York beating Brooklyn 8 to 1, Boston sweeping Philadelphia 2 0, Cincinnati defeating St Louis 6 1, Chicago edging Pittsburg 2 1, and American and Western games including Detroit 4 over St Louis 3 in Detroit and Milwaukee 2 over Kansas City 0 in Milwaukee. Rain affected several matchups including New York and Louis ville Columbus.
Reports describe evolving insurrection and a martial law decree in Simtetope's Theodosia as troops from Sevastopol reinforce, amid heavy casualties and turmoil. Governors seek broader peace terms, while liberal factions push for ratification of any peace treaty by the Russian people.
Reports from St Petersburg date July 7 cite delays in confirming any encounter with Kniaz Potemkin as the Potemkin reportedly cruised off Sebastopol. Dispatches suggest the squadron may have pursued the mutinous vessel, with rumors of torpedo boats and possible battleship surrender affecting the situation.
Telegram from General Linevitch dated July 5 reports a heavy Japanese loss at Sansiatse where a Japanese battalion was annihilated after the position fell. The message confirms Allied success and notes subsequent combat actions in the area.
The article notes a private act reconsidered after a recent scandal involving slights of finance and lawyers protecting wealthy clients. It mentions a $25,000 offer and a step from riches, weighing the influence of the law on the decision and reflecting on dignity versus poverty.
A United States court issued a sweeping temporary restraining order restraining Building Trades Council officers from declining a boycott against a Pittsburgh firm engaged in local construction work. The defendants, as council officers and individuals, face this legal action over alleged boycott activity and contract posts.
New York July 7 Elihu Bootbag arrived home from Cleveland for Secretary Hay's funeral. Rumor says the President offered and Root accepted the premier ship. Epworth League Convention opened in Denver with simultaneous meetings at Coliseum Hall Trinity Methodist Episcopal and Central Presbyterian churches.
A severe storm devastated gardens across the region, damaging hundreds of plots from Piedmont to Calrysville. The event is noted as the most violent in twenty years, with widespread destruction reported by locals and farmers.
U S death toll from July Fourth accidents stands at 59 with eight additional fatalities. Domestic insolvencies in the first half of 1905 total 6 210 with 55 904 855 in defaulted debt. Judge Philips fixes August 2 for Santa Fe pleadings in a contempt case. 1906 budget shows 15 400 000 more spending than 1905. Forgery convict James S Alderdice sentenced to 18 years at Sing Sing. Storms in northern Italy cause more deaths. Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Princess Margaret depart London for Stockholm. Cartmen in Sau Juan Puerto Rico join a sympathy strike with shoremen. Barry Walker 18 and Alex Worrall 12 drown near McKeesport Pa on Youghiogheny river. Baltimore flood losses projected at 100 000 to 150 000. Swiss storms kill and injure several.
Berlin reports July 7 note that M. Jaures the socialist leader was not allowed to speak in Berlin next Sunday drawing varied press reaction. Liberal papers condemn the interdiction while Vorwaerts mocks the exclusion and conservatives largely approve with reservations about Jaures personally.
Von Buelow warns that the Social Democrats aim to push class conflict internationally. The New Society says revolution toppled Russia France alliance and German policy seeks to safeguard France while undermining Russia. He urges barring Herr Jaures from speaking in Berlin to avoid federal and state hostility.
The finance minister's statement notes tariff changes to be handled by the tariff commission during recess and reveals an arrangement with Canadian banks to deport United States silver since U S banks do not accept Canadian silver at par. In Unity James Smith shot Roy Laney in a jealous dispute near a farm northwest of town. In Ferryville a French submarine boat with a crew of thirteen aboard was found.
Mrs. Reuben Hoyt’s probate action contends the will is valid as she and her sisters challenge Judge Bond’s influence on Mrs. Hoyt. The estate allegedly transfers $100,000 property to Tuage, Bunn for the city. President Roosevelt rests at Sagamore Hill after a quiet day in Sagamore Hill, July 7, with a horseback ride and tennis. no visitors.
Sweden's war press relaxes aggression while Norway denies threats. Sweden's government warned of weak mobilization and up to 80,000 troops. Norway says 70,000 are possible. Public mood shifts from bold boasts to cautious skepticism about war plans and a possible dissolution of the union.
British foreign office reports show Sweden forging a hard line toward Norway with plans for a 100 million krona emergency loan and a squadron move off the west coast. Stockholm aims to deter Norway as war preparations escalate, bringing naval and military resources into play amid uncertain pacific influence.
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