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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1905

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Explosion Court Finds Boiler Overpressure Caused Bennington Disaster

Secretary Bonaparte released the court of inquiry findings on the Bennington disaster near San Diego on July 21. Ensign Charles T Wade is named for possible negligence in maintaining boiler B and faces further proceedings. The court attributes the accident to excessive pressure from boiler B due to valve mismanagement and firing practices, with several crewmen noted as dead and Wade cited for failure to ensure proper valve overhauls.

Washington Rte Bonaparte Ben San Diego Cal Becourt Charles T. Wade Commodore Stevenson EJ. Moore Thomas Phelps San Tego D. X. Polsed United Stores Ivy Ty Catatake Loller B Frank de Courtent Tied States Tos Itn Farmer Tenke E. Ferguson United States Rene Gal Tail Holland United States Courtant United States Navy Terenson United Fe Borigevaria T. Wade Wade U. BN United States Fee Berington Boman Erie Rederal

Peace Conference in_Doldrums: Russia and Japan Stand Firm

A Russian special correspondent reports a widening rift at the peace conference as Russia and Japan refuse concessions. President Roosevelt offered no plan, and Baron Rosen’s discussions with M Witte yielded no viable proposals. The only path to salvage talks is a striking modification by Japan, else adjournment and protocol revisions seal the failure.

Fever Sweeps Honduras Americans in Danger

Yellow fever has caused 111 deaths in forty days in Honduras with most victims natives. The Marine Hospital Service reports weekly updates and notes improving conditions in Honduras as American interests remain at risk. San Pedro shows a large American colony while Puerto Cortes reports foreign deaths. authorities warn of ongoing spread and quarantine measures.

Tribune Washington Honduras Wyman Marine Hospital Service South America Carter San Pedro Puerto Cortex Robertson Choloma Here Puerto Cortes Puerto Cortez San Juancito Truxillo Cilbo Tegucignipa Rustor Fruit Trust Tegucigalpa Tonilla

May Call Woman Pastor at Welsh Baptist Church

In Pittsburgh on August 21 Eleanor Williams of London who preached for twelve years at Chat ham Street Welsh Baptist Church has stirred plans to call her as pastor. Williams met President Roosevelt who said he had not found her countrymen in need of the gospel and she disagreed with him.

Pittebure Eleanor Williams London England Chatham St. Welsh Baptist Church Mr. Roosevelt

A Record Trip to Honolulu Ends in Sighted Siberia

Honolulu August 21 The steamer Siberia which left San Francisco August 16 has been sighted off this harbor. Its time was 4 days 19 hours 20 minutes surpassing the Corea’s previous best. Aboard were H Harriman and V P Schwerin G M Schwerin. They plan to remain in Hawaii nearly two days then continue to Yokohama. Extra coal and stokers were taken aboard though no record trip was asserted.

Honolulu Siberia San Francisco Corea H. Harriman V. P G. M. Schwerin Hawaii Yokohama

Bulls Run Rampant as Two Escape Abattoir Cattle Near Archbishop Farley

A pair of bulls escaped from United Dressed Beef at 44th street and Ist avenue, charging through East Side streets. One animal halted on steps of Archbishop Farley’s residence at 50th Street, the other at 52nd Street. police from East List Street Station aided in capture after a public chase that frightened residents and disrupted traffic.

Archbishop Farley S0th-st Madisona S2d-st List-st United Dressed Beef Company 44Th-St Ist Ave Arth-st 2D-Ave Schauenberger Park Cassidy Mberty

Cars Crash on Bridge in Williamsburg Incident

Two trolley cars on the 1st Street line collided near the Williamsburg Bridge tower last night. Motorman James Wilson slowed, Murray's car failed to stop, rear car telescoped the front, Murray suffered internal injuries and fractures, taken to Williamsburg Hospital where prognosis was poor. both cars badly damaged and no passengers seriously hurt.

Collisice Brooklyn Williamshire Bridge William Murray James Wilson Murray Williamsburg

Mouse Causes Assault At Belmonts Moo mhult

A French groom William Ellie stabbed Patrick Martin in the neck and shoulder after a mouse was placed in Martin s tool bag. Both men employed by Oliver H Belmont at MooMholt county seat. Martin s condition serious. Ellie pleaded not guilty and was remanded. Belmont seeks legal counsel for prosecution. Also notes New York Lawyers Advice Association incorporated with directors including St John Henriques and Stanley Loth.

Oy Teueemarm Tribune Wilio Belmont Martin Hoshas Filo Ruupioges Belmont Place Ellie Albury, Ave Se Advice Assocalon. of New York Cossomers TB St. John Henriques Stanley H. Loth

Payton's Playhouse Closed Sparks Riot at Williamsburg Theatre

A crowd of over a thousand women and children gathered at Payton's Lee Avenue Theatre Williamsburg for the first performance of the season. Health Commissioner Darlington's reserves halted entry, injuring several as they were cleared from the doors. The manager urged refunds and the evening show proceeded after carpenters and safety checks. The Unique Theatre on Grand Street faced similar crowding. authorities closed it as curbing work proceeded to meet regulations. Dr Rainey later suggested the final decision lay with Manhattan officials.

Payton Lee-ave Williamsburg Clymer St Darington Holihan Manhattan Health Department of Clals Belasco Theatre Trust Fire Department Dr. Rainey Darlington Iias New York Unique Theatre Grand St Bedford Ave Cro.t Unique W

PLEADED APPLICANTS FOR JOBS BOSTON THEATRE FRAUD

George Hayes former treasurer of Corse Payton's Lee Avenue Theatre Brooklyn and a known figure in theater circles was sentenced for defrauding people seeking work at employment offices. He pleaded for a light sentence claiming friends promised him a position and that he had been down on his luck. The scheme involved taking money from victims to buy a costume before hiring them.

Finnnvan Boston George Hayes Corse Payton Lee Avenue Theatre Brooklyn Els Peethod

Allee Admits Break In Political Alliances

Wilmington report states Senator J Frank Alleee admitted breaking politically with J Edward Addicks after a Dover incident. The Union Republican group, founded by Addicks, will shift support away, impacting next year’s legislature and the senator ship vacancy. Alleee reportedly negotiating with Du Pont Republicans to seek reelection. The ad also mentions New York Central train accommodations.

Joy Wilmington Del J. Frank Aller J. Edward Addicks Addicks Dover Washington Union Republican Organization Yeat Allee Dupont Republicans

Czar Will Not Yield at Poactmouth Peace Talks

St Petersburg Aug 22 The Russian government forwards ciphered final instructions to M Witte outlining a firm stance at the Poetsmouth peace conference reopening The four disputed points remain tightly examined while Russia concedes on earlier eight articles Baron Rosen reports to President Roosevelt bolster hope that peace remains possible and Japan may be forced to accept a sincere Russian offer

Manchuria Seis Lineviteh Miivostok Japan Baron Kaneko Oyster Bay Baron Komura Takahira M. Witte Baron Rosen Portsmouth St Petersburg Melaage St. Petersburg Poets America Associated Press Russia Roosevelt Farast

International Motor Car Contests on Cape May Beach

The article describes a grand automobile event at Cape May Beach featuring an international car contest with entrants from Fiat Italy and Renault France. It highlights national pride, student enthusiasts, and the prospect of a major annual gathering with American film coverage and strong public interest. The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion services for attendees.

Fiat Taenes Comey Peqnasivania Railroad

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