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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1905
Page
1
For a pleasing wedding trip avoid assurances and sail on a new D and C steel steamer to the island of co. Staterooms and parlors reserved 30 days in advance. Send for illustrated families address A A Bebaoiz Detroit 0.5 4 P2 T. Mgr.
The Central Indians announce a Sunday train service between Waveland and Anderson with a Lebanon stop. Trains depart Lebanon at 10 a.m for westbound travel and return, offering lower round trip rates for riders on that day.
A long standing dispute between church and state in Italy may be resolved in May as Legica proposes a pope supported arrangement. The proposal seeks papal approval for an appanage offered years ago and signals potential settlement of a decades-old rift.
A special Minola senate session is set for June at Senator Chas Hughes summer home with a two day outing at Hazelwood on the Rock River near Ocxion. Invitations list “sprelages- Bion” and Governor Deneen plus most senators plan to attend the gathering from June 1 to 22.
The president, after a two day stay with Mrs. Roosevelt at a woodland home in Virginia, returned to Washington last night. He appeared in a jaunty mood, seeming to have enjoyed the outing and its surroundings.
From Tokio June 12 a cautious note on American mediation, Roosevelt initiative, and Russian acceptance prospects. Reports discuss preliminaries for a parleys ending war, with possible armistice terms and selection of a plenipotentiary envoy, while Russia and Japan weigh indemnity and territorial questions amid tense diplomacy.
Frank G. Bigelow, former president of Milwaukee First National Bank and financier, pleaded guilty to embezzlement of funds. He faced up to ten years in Ft Leavenworth, and hours after sentencing began his transport. A glass plant in Milwaukee burned to the ground, causing $190,008 in losses and 225 workers to lose jobs.
Mrs Mary E Marcy testified about the beef trust and its restraint of trade among western packing companies. She worked as a stenographer for the firms and kept carbon copies of letters with documents and graphic reminiscences of the methods used by the beef trust.
National Editorial Association delegates and Indian tribes attended a vast entertainment at a ranch featuring a buffalo chase, rope and riding contests, dances, a parade, and a $16,200 automobile finale. The event drew about 200 coaches and celebrated tribal heritage with a staged display and grand spectacle.
A confused OCR fragment notes Hertin Jose and Rowen Wet from Abyssinia returning from Adi Abeba Abyaninia. It mentions a mission to Germany and a king Moueilk regarding a remeluding and commercial treaty between Abyssinia and the country.
A jury sentenced Mrs Myers to death by hanging for the murder of her husband. Her paramour Frank Hollman confessed as an accomplice and awaits execution after his February trial. The case described as one of the most atrocious in local memory.
National League results show Cinelanad six Philadelphia six while Brooklyn drops four to Chicago. American League notes list Toledo four Kansas City one with a second game 11 to two Columbus tops Mingedpolie zero. A judge in Hartwell Ga is jailed for liquor selling after arrest with wife and multiple charges. local efforts aim to close illicit saloons.
Rumors surge that President Harper plans a secret Chicago trip for a convocation while his health is failing, suggesting he will be away and not present at the June convocation. The report notes renewed concern over his condition as the journey is discussed.
Marion Ind June 12 Elam Neal chairman of the Republican committee of the Eleventh district has accepted the revenue collector post for the Sixth district. He resigned as postmaster of Jonesboro and awaits orders to start. Congressman Landis forwards the nomination to Washington for confirmation.
A large gathering in Flora Indiana drew attendees from Ohio Pennsylvania Maryland Michigan and beyond for the first national convention ever hosted by the town. over 26 000 people were reported with careful crowd management and no major incidents. Delegates from local conferences prepared for open conference sessions with routine business and committee appointments.
A man described as a deserter from the regular army was arrested in Lawnencebtreg Indiana by Marakal Sagdur and towed to Fort Thomas authorities for processing. The account notes the individual’s alleged desertion and transport to the military facility for disposition.
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