14 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
1
Fragment mentions prices and painless extraction of tech and a room number 244 Neal Cagon block with a telephone 30. No complete event or identifiable people or organizations are confirmed.
Special notice announces a weekly Sunday train service by the Central Indians with westbound from Lebanon at 7 50 a m and eastbound at 10 p m offering low round trip rates for travelers.
German defense plans for Kiaochow harbor as part of an agreed China alliance are reported with lack of funds delaying docks and training facilities. France and Japan references appear amid broader naval fortification speculation. Separate items note a suspect arrest in Indiana and a Mussel Shelf museum shell discovery.
Pessimistic notes mix with reports of progress as preliminary talks between belligerents in the Far East continue, with the White House serving as the communication channel. Russia and Japan pursue plenipotentiary appointments while Britain awaits Washington, St. Petersburg, and Tokyo for updates on peace terms and possible meeting venues.
A riot broke out on the outskirts of New Rochelle as about 160 spectators gathered in a barn for a fight. Police surrounded the scene after a wild scramble. over 30 shots were fired and 36 men were captured including a principal combatant. A purse of 250 dollars was the prize. Meanwhile in New York City, Mrs. Jake Vance Cheney reported gems worth thousands missing from her apartment after packing them for a Europe trip. Authorities questioned house staff but found no clues and declined to disclose the gems’ value.
London reports Great Britain will not join an international Moroccan conference unless France approves. The United States shares France’s view that a conference would not best advance reforms in Morocco.
Theodore P. Det Yannis, Greece's premier, was stabbed at the main entrance to the chamber of deputies and died three hours later. The assassin, a professional gambler named Gher karis, was arrested and claimed vengeance for government actions against gambling houses recently closed. In Chicago, “locko” Briggs received a one week stay from Judge Barnes after adjourning appeals due to defense neglect.
Mixed brief notes report deaths in Vienna and West Virginia, a Wisconsin rail bill sign, a gambler linked violence, a Chicago team strike near sight, return of Mise Alice Roosevelt to Washington, a Master dram and Hot Water association convention at Atlantic City, and large union membership among Rhine Westphalian workers. A Cher-RE Company president visit is listed for Smith & Coulter’s office.
Amid cries of thieves and crooks citizens confront Mayor Weaver over four ordinances repealing streetcar franchise rights. The street railway committee referred the bills to the city solicitor for legality, police and heated rhetoric marking a stormy session tied to a gas lease battle and a councilman’s bribery oath arrest.
National League results show Boston 2 0 Pittsburgh New York 1 Philadelphia 1 St Louis 1 Brooklyn 6 Chicago 7 Washington 0 Boston 2 Cleveland 11 Philadelphia 0 Detroit 1 New York 8 American Association scores Indianapolis 6 St Paul Louisville 2 Milwaukee 3 Columbus 9 Kansas City 10 Toledo Minneapolis Glen Carbot WL June 14 August Margel charged with shooting Miss Jasie Heller and wounding her father. Margel, a Russian five years old trainer, had pursued her. No trace of Margel found. Terre Haute log: Three Roumanian laborers injured in carbonated water tank explosion. one likely to die. workers cut tank with steam shears unaware it was charged.
Hartford City Indiana June 14 The American Window Glass company offers ten of its old Indiana window glass factories for sale including plants at Anderson Dunkirk Elwood Pendleton Frankton Redkey and more Two Anderson and Dunkirk sites are for sale In 1900 the firm sold its pot plant to Sneath Ginse Co for 5000 remodeling it into a factory Blowers no longer quake or use bending power and none expects to regain the same methods.
Notes on a large forgery case with Bates and others in Marion and Montpelier, plus a report from Madison Indiana on the department commander contest of the Indiana Grand Army post. Also items on Rosa Wiel's death by poison and missionaries returning from Asia, with other brief notes from Laporte and Otterbein.
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