Roosevelt Announces Southern Trip Starting October 17
The president plans a southern journey beginning in Washington and ending in Little Rock with stops at Richmond Raleigh Charlotte Jacksonville Tampa Birmingham Topeka Montgomery Mobile New Orleans and others. The exact list of stops and durations will be set later by the necessary arrangements and presidential party needs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Surites
Richman
Raleigh
Charlotte
Alanta
Jacksonville
Perhapa
Tampa
Fin
Birmingham
Toekexre
Montgomery
Mobile
New Orivatia
Rocks Ark
Little Rock
Els
Receivers Named in Bank Failure City Study
In Cleveland a receiver was appointed for the Willard 1.2 Davis interests and property, replacing Canton State Bank. E.C. Bow named receiver for Davis Railroad Co. William K. Sisenbael named receiver for Mineral City Supply Co. Stulenbach named receiver for Cleveland Brick Co. Bond set at 50,000 each. Davis held major stake in these entities. court orders reflect consolidation amid bank collapse. The Campania steamer later encountered a derelict at sea, with only a forlorn cat aboard.
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Cleveland
Indenn Tay
Staten
Vacob
Bo Kawaert
Willaur 1
Davta
Canton Stata Tank
Rourt'assey
Ec. Bow
Davis Railroad Coa
William K. Sisenbael
Canton
Stulaenbach
Rito
Claveland Brick Company
Carton
Davia
New York
Campania
Czar's Decision On War Or Peace Reported For Assembly
Rumors swirl in St Petersburg that the emperor contemplates a national assembly to decide peace or war over Manchuria. A manifesto may be issued soon as ministers meet at Tsarskoe Selo while naval and military actions loom in the background.
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St. Petarsburg
Tsarskoe Selo
Cim Meiil
Menatev
Manchuria
Negay
Kart
Almaz
Fanicrid
Heer
Baron Ferzen
Izamrad
Ruriq
Vindivastoy Aquadros
Battleshin Alexander HL
Sonjeiy
Ehert
Guard
Russians Report Mistenchenko Raid On Nogl Front
From the front comes partial details of Mistchenko’s raid in which Japanese-like sorties crossed toward Fakoman. Nominal Russian defenses appear weak at Nogl’s line with no reserves visible and a fierce cavalry action noted. Cossacks reportedly distinguished themselves in capture of prisoners as rail bridges were destroyed along the front.
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Nogl
Nog
Fakoman
Mintehenko
Funeral Proceeds Noted for Dr J Dey in Wealthy Gathering
The burial of Dr J Dey drew a vast attendance with international representation and telegrams of condolence from notable figures including John D. Rockefeller and the president of Standard Oil. Attendees from abroad carried wealth estimated in the hundreds of millions, marking a funeral of extraordinary prominence.
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United States
Calvin
Rce Kae Lin
DR. J. Dey
John D. Rockefailor
Rogers
Staniart Oil Company
Fatal Fall From Horns in Dayton Man Dies
Dayton, Ohio June 2 George Lane aged 35 is killed after being thrown from his home at West Briton when a fall caused by a horned accident. Police report suggests blunt trauma and accidental death, investigation ongoing.
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Dayton
George Lane
West Brton
People win as Philadelphia council halts gas works lease
In Philadelphia on June 2 the council withdrew the ordinance leasing the city gas works to United ras Improvement for 75 years, with a 25 000 annual rent. The vote was split with dissenters on both branches. Coronel Sheldon Potter was confirmed director of public safety and A Lincoln Acker director of public works. The gallery was packed but orderly as the decision was greeted in silence. A tax rate proposal to set next year at 100 on 100 was introduced by Alexander Tetaren, with the Republican leader arguing for the lease extension and higher taxes, while Mayor Weaver defended maintaining the existing rate.
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Philadelphia
United Ras Improvement Company
Waa
Coronel Sheldon Potter
A. Lincoln Acker
Pattle
Allene
Commmion Council
Alexander Tetaren
Finance Committee
Republican Organization
Copenken
Weaver
Anarchist Plot and Other Briefs From Europe to Michigan
Paris authorities questioned Spanish anarchists Malita and Velma after a failed plan against King Alfonso. They claimed weeks in Paris and possession of five uncharged bombs from Bates tone. suspects promised to reveal hidden locations. Separate items report in Indiana a drowned boy, the Lewis and Clark Centennial opening, and various international notes including peace efforts and local crimes.
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Paris
Malita
Alfonso
Questiauna
Velma
Alfonsive
Batestone
Wich
Emperor Ancestors Helped Victory, Says Japanese Navy
In a June report from Tokyo Admiral Togo cites imperial script praise for the victory, crediting the spirits of Emperor's ancestors and the majesty's virtue over guns or gamblers. He vows loyalty to the imperial wish and to protect the homeland.
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Tokio
Togo
Cost of Battle Seven Thousand Russians Unaccounted For
Jap losses in the sea of Japan battle include 112 killed or wounded among officers and men. Estimates of Russian losses range from 7,000 to 9,000 dead or missing, with 4,000 prisoners reported. Reports from St Petersburg and Tokyo detail ships sunk, crews ashore, and naval engagements as sources provide updates from June 1 to June 2.
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Rojestvensky
Tokio
Sea of Japan
Telia
Sea of
Injunction Issued Against Stichtenoths in Harper Case
In Cincinnati on June 2 United States Judge Jaige Thompson issued a temporary injunction prohibiting William and Amanda Stichtenoth from disposing of memoranda in the BL Harper matter. The action is brought by Irwin Green & Co of Chicago, holder of a nearly $1,000,000 judgment against Harper tied to a wheat deal linked to the wrecking of the Old Fidelity National Bank. In Pewaukee Wisconsin on June 2, Frank Stoltenberg drowned after a fishing mishap in Lake Pewaukee following a prior rescue by companions. he later attempted fishing again and perished.
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Cincinnati
United States
Jaige Thompson
Amanda Stichtenoth
Harper
Irwin Green &Co
Chicago
Fidelity National Bank
Pewaukee
Wic
Frank Stoltenberg
Lake
Pewanukee
Murder Stabbing in Piqua Is Dubbed Family Quarrel
In Piqua on June 2 a domestic dispute escalated when Hoserio Ciravolo stabbed Bautlto Marino during a quarrel over a family matter. Marino died from his wounds at Bradford after being stabbed.
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Hoserio Ciravolo
Bautlto Marino
Marino
Bradford
Train crew burned to death in Stillwater Junction crash
Dayton D. Jane 2 reports engineer Edward Gimery and fireman Charles Price, both of Columbus, killed when a Pennsylvania passenger train struck Horace D. Babbitt's wagon near Stillwater junction. Oil tank burst, explosion, crew leaped but perished. Babbitt escaped with minor injuries as his horses remained unharmed. Cab charred. wreckage resembled prairie fire.
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Pennsylvania
Dayton
D. Jane
Edward. Gimery
Charles Price
Columbus
Trai
Stillwater Junction
Horace D.babbitt
Babbitt
Teamsters Chief Claims Bribe Offer to Strike
Chicago June 2 President Shea of the Teamsters union and former leader Albert Young charged before the grand jury that officials of an employers’ teaming company offered $10,000 two years ago to induce a strike by Teamsters employed by a rival concern tied to Montgomery Ward & Co. They say they refused and the strike was not called. Shea testified he would not call the strike for $140,080. Young corroborated with similar testimony.
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Teamsters’ Union
Chicago
Employers’ Teaming Company
Shea
Albert Young
Young and Shea
Teamsters
Svurs, Romback & Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Singar
Scores and court notices from various cities
Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 0. Boston 2 New York. Cincinnati 3 St Louis 9. Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia 2. American League Chicago 9 Cleveland 5. Philadelphia 5 Washington 5. New York 15 Benton. St Louis 2 Detroit 5. American Association London 1 Toledo 7. Columbus 3 Indianapolis 4. Kansas City 3 St Paul 5. Milwaukee 1 Minneapolis 0. Criminal life charge Denver May 2. George J Kindel arrested in Louisville on circulating a false gallery image. Felon Felix Felner sentenced for contempt. Louisiana lynching case at Bachelor. Ships for Panama London June 2. Panama Canal director Farnham seeks ships from Britain. Government May receipts 44,598,733 expenditures 46,719,006 deficit 2,960,122. year deficit 36,649,680. Letcher case ends as court denies relief. Evansville traction line depot destroyed, loss about 15,000.
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al Boston
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Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Editors Wanted Delegation Heads to Guthrie for National Meeting
A delegation from the Indianapolis Commercial Club and Indiana editors will travel to Guthrie Oklahoma for the National Editorial Association annual meeting. The group will invite the National Association to hold its 1906 meeting in Indianapolis with plans for extensive tours, including a comprehensive Indiana itinerary and a Detroit to Quebec water trip, aiming to secure the bid and host next year’s convention.
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Indianapolis Commercial Club
Guthrie
Okla
National Editorial Association
Indianapolis Commercial Cub
National Entering Association
Jodliniapolia
Deles Gates
National Association of
Indiana
Usue
Detroit
Quebe
Faith in Attorneys Michigan City Execution Stay Hinted
A battered report from Michigan City notes Balwarth Donahue, convicted of Northrapp’s murder in Benton Harbor, awaiting possible stay of execution. Warden reports Donahue eats, sleeps, and hopes for relief. a new trial is sought, with the state supreme court handling the request. Dosabue’s execution is scheduled for Friday, June 5, to occur soon after 5 PM Thursday night.
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Ind
Balwarth Donahay
Apy Minter Northrapp
Benton Harbor
Sald
Donahue
Jesse
Hite
Iets Freme
Liability of Automobilists in Indianapolis Ruling
The Supreme Court affirms a $425 judgment for Thomas Brown against Ladian Springer Brown. Brown was driving toward a Wabash River bridge when another car at twenty miles an hour forced him off the road. the fleeing driver left Brown injured on the embankment. Autoists have right to use public roads but must exercise due regard for others.
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Indianapolis
Supremé Court
Thoma Brown
Ladian Springer Brown
Afties
Petro's Shortage and Missing Clerk Treasurers
Richmond Indiana reports a $3715 shortage tied to missing clerk treasurer Daniel Petro. No prosecution steps by the town or prosecutor. Petro's whereabouts unknown amid Bloomington convention attendance of about 100 delegates from many counties at the State Sunday School Association annual gathering.
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Petro
Richmond
Ind
Fnal
Cambridge City
Daniel Petro
Inkanwa
Engagement Ring Found After Nineteen Years Near Scottaville
In New Albany Indiana Mrs. Miller wife of Julian Miller deputy state recorder lost her engagement ring about nineteen years ago on the highway near Scottaville, twenty miles north of the city. Yesterday it was found by Rev. Andrew P. Smith while repairing the highway and he returned it to the owner.
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New Albany
Ind
Miller
Julian Miler
Ing Oineteen
Scottaville
Mteen Oles
Andrew P. Smith
Baby Dies After Eating Strychnine Pills in Hammond
June 26 Hammond Indiana three year old Frank Kramer found strychnine pills on his father's desk and ate them thinking candy, dying. June 2 Hammond also reports John Wilson of Whiting banging himself after troubles, in a separate incident.
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Hammond
Ind
Frank Kramer
Hin
John Welson
Whiting
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