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07 Jun 1905
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Lebanon Daily Reporter in Lebanon, Indiana
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
1
A Lawyer's Right Supreme Court Rule in Maybrick Case
Supreme Court for the District of Columbia upholds lawyer Wo Moshy Williams’s refusal to answer questions in the case Baroness Von Roynes versus David W Armstrong. The matter concerns Florence Maybrick’s mother seeking relief on real estate in Virginia and other locations. Proceedings before Notary Galt will resume, with Williams’s testimony linked to prior client matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Barnard
Supreme Court For
District of Columbia
Wo Moshy Williams
Wit Pees
Baroness von Roynes
Florence Maybrick
David W. Armstrong
Virginia
Notary Galt
Chancery Court of
Richmont
Williams
John H. Walters
Deadly Explosion at Cleveland Factory
Three men were killed and two seriously injured when a cap blew off a boiler at the American Steel and Wire Company furnace hall in Cleveland. The incident occurred in June. investigators believe a mechanical failure caused the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Clevalkied
Juns
American, Sted and Wire Company
Peage Converts The Packbone Of The War Party Is Broken
In St Petersburg on June 7 reports say the war faction in Russia is losing cohesion as Grand Duke Alexander Michaylovich and Admiral Alexeiev join others in favor of peace. The emperor alone must decide, with diplomats in Washington and Europe noting Russia’s stance while avoiding public disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Boonevelt
Nicholas
Japan
Russia
Lamadorff
Cogaini
Menchuria
Ave
Siberia
Russala
Great Britain
Alexie
Grand Duke
Alexander
Mishaetoritch
Vladimir
Alexiotf
Yanos
Him
Walt
READY FOR BATTLE Russian forces vow constant fight in Manchuria
June 7 dispatch from Gansh Pass Manchuria reports General Linsrteh pledging war to the bitter end and predicting Japanese defeat. He asserts the emperor's will as law and says the Manchurian army is ready to advance. Japanese withdrawals along the front are seen as possible maneuvers to draw Lieut. General Lineviteh from prepared positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gansh Pass
Manchuria
Horestvensky
Genral Linsrteh
Chint
Roget
Tokio
Fon Ont
Maorhoria
Lineviteh
Bia
No Delay Allowed Washington Manila Cablegram Denied
A rushed cablegram responded to Governor Wright regarding insular affairs. The message states the twenty town power limit age is strictly observed and that the Russian whip can only take action within the time stated. Rumors of Wild activity are denied. June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wright
Manila
Cablegram
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Chancellor Denies Any Incident At Tuarskoe Selé
General Maa lof reports that the city and its authorities found no event or occurrence at Tuarskoe Selé that could justify the circulating rumors. Officials insist the claims are unfounded and that no action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maalof
Hia Aleaty
Funeral for General Boynton to be held with military honors
General Boynton's funeral will include body bearers from AB artillery and a caisson to convey the bier from church to grave. A 5a futa for a brigadier general to be fired at Fort Myer honors his service. Military participation is unusual as honors are typically reserved for service members at death. The Gridiron Club will attend the funeral in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caisson
Fort Myer
Gridiron Elvh
Boynton
Scores From Yesterday's Major Leagues Report
National League games included Pittsboro beating Philadelphia 87 to 4 and St Louis defeating Cincinnati 2 to 1. American League action saw Philadelphia 4 over Chicago 1 and Washington 7 over Detroit 4 with unclear National standings elsewhere. American Association results feature Kansas City skippered by unknowns, Minneapolis 8 over Kansas City, St Paul 9 over Louisville 5, Columbus 3 over Toledo Indianapolis Rein and other mixed scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsboro
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Washington
Detroi
New York-Cleveland
Bath
American Association
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo-Indianapolis
Rein
Land Frauds in California Exposed by Forgeries
California news notes a parallel to Oregon land frauds. Forged applicant names flood survey files as public domain shifts to private ownership appear in Modoc and northern counties. The Examiner cites dummy claimants and forged signatures as proof of a broader scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
Oregon
Califfornia
Modoc
Surveyor General’s Office
Imperious changes and royal ceremonies reported abroad
Senator Beveringe returns from a European trip while Chancellor Von Tinglow is elevated to prince by Emperor William. The glide toward Norway Sweden reconciliation seems likely as orders for 1000 cars for the Japanese railway reach Pennsylvania firms. Patrick J Hanway, ex Brooklyn Standard editor, dies of typhoid in Brooklyn. The historic Washington chair of President Jackson sells for 600 dollars to Mount Versions. Four Grand Trunk workers killed near Pe namo Michigan in a washout. The German Crown Prince Frederick William weds Duchess Cecilia of Mevidenbure Schweren in Bertin. A Paris Journal Officiel decree notes Delogiss resignation and Ranvier appointment in interim foreign post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveringe
von Tinglow
William
Norway
Sweden
Imperial Japanese Railway
Lave
Pennsylvania
Patrick J. Hanway
Brooklyn Standard
Brooklyn
Washington
Jackson
Grand Trunk
Kithi
Penamo
Mieh
Frederick Willan
Cecilia
Mevidenbure Schweren
Bertin
M. Delogiss
Ranvier
Paria
Offciel
Birileff Named To Command Russian Naval Forces
Vice Admiral Birileff of the Russian navy, aged sixty four, was named to command the naval forces at Vladivostok but his plans were curbed by Admiral Togo. He succeeds Skrydiof, the so called builder of the Russian navy, who went to Vladivostok but failed to boost Russian prestige at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birileff
Vladivostok
Togo
Heceeds Skrydiof
Wedding in the palace chapel ends with grand pageant
Berlin reports Crown Prince Frederick William and Duchess Cecilia of Mecklenburg Schwerin wed in a crowded palace chapel. Guests included foreign diplomats and high nobility as a four hour ceremony featured a torchlight dance and royal procession. The bride wore a diamond necklace and a long Russian brocade dress, with train carried by four attendants. The event closed with a grand dance around a drawing room square. The couple likely honeymoon near Eberswalde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Frederick William
Cecilia
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Prusela
Europe
Ester
Ewapkals
Brussela
Mecklenberg- Schwerin
Annatasia
Dryandor
Charlain
Dleray
Prin ‘Emanem
Pergnages
Nearesses
Kéervet
Holengoljiarn
Orine Prises
Truke Michael
Russel
Franz Ferdinand
Austria
Gastet
Sweden
Imke
Oporto
Hybertuastock
Hantine
Eberswalde
Proasia
Drowning of Alice Mayes at Bass Lake near Beamstown
A young woman named Alice Mayes of Beamstown Indiana was drowned at Bass Lake near Knox Indiana. The incident occurred during an unspecified event or outing, with authorities noting a drowning in the lake area. Further details on cause or rescue attempts were not provided in the readable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass Lake
Knox
Ind
Dane
t.Alice Mayes
Beamstown
Loi
Lowe suit seeks damages from Bedford banker Voris
S B Lowe sues A C Voris in Lawrence circuit court for 1040 damages alleging false statements linked to rumors about a crime involving Sarah Schafer and Mize at Cross Lanes near Bedford. The complaint says the statements were false and made to vindicate Lowe, who seeks vindication rather than malice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Jane
Wander
Lawrence
S. B. Lowe
A.C. Voris
Vorly
Lowe
Ofelag
Sarah Schafer
Bedfordy
Lawranes
F Schafer
Carly
Vital Statistics Show Starvation and Death Rates Rise
Indweapoliz June TD reports vital statistics indicating many starved to death despite food supply. Total deaths 2,189 with 283 by poison, 68 by shooting, 9 by poisoning, 10 by drowning. Pneumonia deaths up 2 percent. overall disease deaths high. Hurty cites lack of prevention methods. Also notes Vice President Fairbanks in Indianapolis opening federal building and plans near-term speeches before a summer of travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indweapoliz
State Board of
Prewmonia
Hurty
Alphtheria
Flint
Indianapolis
Jnnes
Fairbanks
Portland
Ore
Lawlk and Clarke Exposition
Indianapolla
Lis Farm
Manefend
Shot on Sight in Indiana Burglary Case
June 7 in Jasonville Thomas shot by his employer Deitoh at Thomas home while burglar waited on veranda for Thomas. Bullet lodged in right side. not yet fatally wounded. In Brazil mine near Diamond, two men injured by explosion as fuse short left them unable to escape. Levant fatally hurt and Vaguante badly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasonville
Ind
Thomas
Siet Bittor
Dotteh
Thomaa Ao
Brazil
Joseph Levant
John
Pierre Vaguante
Zeller & McGlellan
Alee
Extradition Judges Rule on U S Suspects
Judge LePom talné extradition commissioner issues judgment in the case of John Gaynor and Benjamin Green. The defendants face extradition proceedings for alleged fraud against the United States and are ordered to await further court actions as the case moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Montreal
Sune T
LePomtalné
United States
John Gaynor
Benjamin Greena
Calra
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Fred Martin
Schaper
B. Lowe
Voris
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State Board of Health
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