02 Jun 1904
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1904
Page
1
Japanese forces begin active operations before Port Arthur as Dalny Kinshou and other positions are pushed back. Russian defenses tighten near Siametse and Chefoo with Kuroki’s units advancing toward Port Arthur while Tokugawa’s reports discuss German and European war influence.
Rival factions push three propositions to end the stalemate as delegates remain bound by obligations. Proposals included ending roll calls, moving governorship to primaries, and releasing delegates from obligations, but all faced resistance and were referred to committees. The convention showed deep division with no clear path to resolution.
Springfield Ul June 2 reports well distributed showers and above normal temperatures boost growth. Planting continues in most districts with replanting due to seed loss and corn borers. Central and southern areas show thinner stands yet overall condition remains good with promising fruit and harvest prospects.
Chicago reports leaders including Limer Dover and A J J Fisher in conference with William F. Stone to organize state delegation quarters and prepare a roll of delegates for Roosevelt’s nomination. Nebraska votes Daniel Bryan in, while Michigan and Wyoming factions push Hearst and Parker separately amid party splits and conventions.
Fragmented report covers N Palmer testimony before a grand jury investigating a murder case involving Sarah Schafer and Will Talgeted Deford Whe bar ad tawrquee county. Also notes a receiver request for Kyle art masa, a fatal shooting in Kansas City, and a Cleveland city ordinance banning toy pistols. Additional items include a missing carriage maker Jose Amana in Logansport and ongoing efforts toward the investigation.
Whit ing tank car mystery ends as autopsy finds death due to asphyxiation from naphtha fumes. Hull dissipated for days, borrowed $20, crawled into tank at Panelyl yard, and perished. police dismiss homicide, noting no arrests.
A North Carolina case reports fines and jail time for alleged court contempt tied to editorials in The News and Observer. Defense argues intent was to present issues in a receiver case, while the editor and others face appeals, habeas corpus matters, and related legal action amid other late June incidents across several states.
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