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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1905
Page
3
A flagship under Admiral Togo sinks after an explosion and fire near Sasehe tarbur, with hundreds feared dead and 399 missing. Rescue ships from the harbor assist as investigators probe the cause. The vessel, long-cherished by sailors, disappears in shallow waters following a rapid blaze.
An account of the Battle of the Sea of Japan describes Admiral Togo's forces sinking or capturing 25 Russian warships, with the Russian fleet largely wiped out by sunset and more than 7,000 sailors killed or drowned. The Japanese Mikasa suffered heavy losses but remained flagship, while several Russian admirals were captured or killed and port casualties quoted.
Fragmented report notes Mikasa battleship armor and crew details while Japanese and Russian fronts yield mixed signals. Sept reports claim Japanese repulsed a Madrikom offensive near Susian, with bandit elements in Madrkoff’s force.
Chicago December reports highlight William Jennings Bryan as a potential Democratic standard bearer. The piece notes his touring world lecture series and hints at future political plans while outlining public doubts about his candidacy and timing for a presidential bid.
A Jefferson club meeting featured speakers including Congressman Jedines of Witness and Judge 4. B. Tarvin of Covington. Bryan spoke amid applause and urged limited federal power, opposing national life insurance control and national charters for large corporations. The discussion framed democracy versus centralization with emphasis on state authority and licensing trusts.
The American Federation of Catholic Societies completed a six year plan to include the Volksverein Ide n proposed by Pope Pius X. The immediate result is a push to admit every Catholic in the United States to the federation. Discussions link with Italy Germany and France toward a potential world federation of Catholic societies.
Fever conditions worsen nationwide with New Orleans reporting troubling statistics. The text notes 22 percent months and a total 318 to date, while fever information shows improved conditions elsewhere but ongoing concerns. Authorities focus on countrywide spread rather than local cases despite some signs of improvement in sections.
The Des Moines city council announced that a petition from the liquor interests achieved the required majority of signatures to permit the establishment of breweries and distilleries, a move not seen since prohibition laws took effect years ago. At least one new brewery will be built immediately, while the Anti-Saloon League vows to pursue further action.
The piece reports failed negotiations between unions and railroads over wage and arbitration terms. It notes refusals to accept proposed increases, ongoing conference attempts, and police prepared to guard lines as hundreds of workers are tentatively hired. Rail executives express regret over not meeting wage requests.
Washington reports a copy of the Russian ukase presented by Minister Witte to the president removes discriminating duties on American imports. The document, tied to countervailing duties on Russian sugar, removes most tariff charges the Russians placed on imports.
In Huntington W Va Henry Harnon received life imprisonment for murder after a string of prior indictments. He had seven prior murder trials. The case ties to Hatfield McCoy era history with a related figure captured in Buckingham County Virginia and brought back to Logan.
Indianapolis reports President Lynch of the international typographical union announcing that eight heat agreements were made in 22 cities. Cities listed include Ottumwa Marshalltown Gelwein Ottawa Jacksonville Pontiac and Herrin Dingis Traverse City and Houghton Michigan. Ongoing strikes noted in Peoria Chicago Rapids Ann Arbor Detroit and Sioux Falls.
The city records twenty nine fresh yellow fever cases and three deaths, signaling continued disease activity in New Orleans. Local health officials urge vigilance and preventive measures as cases persist.
Milwaukee Sep 49 Congressmen who fathered the Townsend rate bill plan only minor changes to strengthen specificity and terminologies. Townsend of Jackson Mississippi and Ly Crosse indicate amendments will keep the bill in the form passed by the House, with hearings by the Senate committee influencing wording. The aim is to empower the commission to regulate private car services while expanding board duties and directorships in related railroad interests.
Postmaster Sekonvinyer of Ma met country, Wisconsin, is missing after a fishing trip with dynamite. Reports say the dynamite exploded. otters believe he may still be alive. In Hibbing Minnesota, Wen Montgomery Weight, a former Eau Claire resident, died from a shotgun blast while cleaning the weapon. He was 30, married to Alice Murphy of this city. funeral planned in Briulard, Minnesota.
Articles filed show several new incorporations across Wisconsin and nearby areas. Knapp Wisconsin Cooperative Crewemry association in Knapp Dunn County with 784,900 capital. Srowball Mining & Milling Co in Padgevile Iowa with 50,000 capital. Do Towns Medical Co in Fond du Lac with 69,000 capital. Superior Produce Co in Superior with 10,000 capital. Diocese of Superior reorganized as religious entity with no stock. Woodmen Investment Association in Hilbert Calumet with 31,590 capital. Chesak Co in Poniatowski Marathon with 10,090 capital. Officials listed include J i Aunderberg GC Cole and others. Willard H. Cloud James K. Stephens Clyde Ke Stephens. Augustin F. Schinner Walter Faray Charles J. Weber.
Washington September 12 reports a railway contractor from Roanoke Virginia securing a million dollar contract with Mutroad contractors and others over the past six months. The line will fund support structures and improvements at the southern end of the road as Natroad continues spending on the project.
Racine Wis Sept 22 In a municipal court a test was made of chiree re 490 laws of 1904 passed by the last legislature Judge Stpieding overruled it The defendant was discharged after a lengthy examination
A Wisconsin farmer, John Bo of Trenton, was killed when a hay wagon toppled onto him. The incident occurred in September near Rolling Heinie as the hay packing moved, causing fatal injuries.
A dispute over a $1 livery bill escalated into deadly violence. Witnesses say a brawl broke out, leading to a fatal assault at the scene. Police are investigating and have detained a suspect for questioning as the community reels from the incident.
A Senate inquiry into New York Life Insurance exposed officers signing notes for millions to cover undesirable securities. Clerks earning as little as $60 a year allegedly signed notes used by the company to hide losses, with connections to the New York Trust and Continental Trust companies and possible Lawson testimony.
In Salt Lake City a banquet featured 17 Gay Fon of Missouri being urged for the Democratic presidential nomination by former Congressman King. The proposal drew warm applause from Gov. Culler Senator Smooch and other prominent Republicans present.
Oshkosh Wisconsin September 13 Rev Doane Upjohn assistant rector of St Pam s Episcopal church here has been chosen to become rector of St Soln church in Shawano Bishop Welle is rector of St Paul s Rev Mr G John 2180 officiated at Omro
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