30 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
1
President Ronnevelt forms committee to examine government printing office type setting machine contract. Inquiry aims to speed investigation and report recommendations for more efficient government business. Adjournment planned to September. focus on price disparities in supplies and reform measures.
In Fresgo California June a Coulinee Faelie reported a remarkable discovery at their new boring pear Coalisign sixty tall en fri Fréagna. While working through jell)eand at a depth ofl A0) Test brought up forty whack teeth all in perfect preservation. These teeth are the first straight up from depth despite many shark teeth found on the surface in Kem oll latrict.
Reports from St Petersburg and London detail mutinous sailors in Odessa seizing control, martial law and military authority imposed, fires and uprisings spreading across the region. Observers warn of possible broader conflict while chaos and evacuations unfold. Simultaneously a distillery fire in Terre Haute causes heavy losses.
Eight prisoners were seized from the Watkinsville jail and shot by a mob within 200 yards of town center. Names of the dead include Lewis Robertson Rich Robinson Sand Pike Claude Bliter Bd Harris Jim Yerly and Ton Ayeneck. A white man named Paterson feigned death. Four implicated in Holbrook double murder face charges. The mob dispersed quietly and officials learned of the violence only next morning. The incident ties to alleged rape by Sandy Priest. Federal authorities have taken suspects into custody. Ardmore reports surrender of Gifford and others in fraud case. Bond set at 2,509.
Miss Mears, sculptor, created the statue of Franera EB. Willard, the only statue of a woman in the national collection. Her first piece, a Wisconsin genius statue for the 1893 Columbian Exposition, earned high praise and a prize of $500 from Milwaukee.
Secretary of War Taft publicly accuses Wallace of changing his stance for personal gain during a June 26 conference with John F. Wallner, chief engineer of the Panama Canal. The official statement details Wallace's alleged misconduct and orders his resignation, turning office records over to the commission chairman.
Disjointed OCR text references Peninsular state finances, grants, and audits. Mentions Marion County, Grant County, county treasurer, and an auditor seeking records. Details are unclear due to transcription errors but imply oversight and discrepancies in county accounts.
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