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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
24
An anarchist attempted to assassinate King Alfano during a imperial procession in Paris. A bomb exploded near the royal carriage injuring five people and killing or maiming several others while the King and President Lembet escaped unharmed.
An announcement states Charien J. Bonaparte will become next Secretary of the Navy succeeding Morton who plans retirement on July 1. The move aligns with Republican leadership but may draw mixed political reaction.
The President chose Mr Bonaparte for the post amid reformist aims and Civil Service advocacy. He has long fought for municipal governance, led reform efforts in Baltimore, and rose to prominence as a key Republican figure in Maryland. No cabinet changes are expected before July 1908, with Moody resigning later and Shaw nearing four years in service.
An executive committee meeting of the Bafnrms League at Be Motel Mervediere discusses an unexpected nomination for the Navy Secretary post. The writer expresses reluctance to accept duty and notes thanks for the confidence shown despite initial rejection and personal hesitation.
A garbled OCR note outlines wedding gift items such as clocks and electronics linked to a seller or shop identified as Jones or similar. The fragment hints at a retail listing or notice of presents, with unclear names and addresses.
Lorenz, a Toledo man previously convicted in a postal supply fraud case, testifies in the Crawford conspiracy trial. He describes an agreement with Machen and Crawford to bid on Post Office Department carrier catchers and to share profits, detailing meetings in Washington and a plan to divide spoils. He cites drafts, letters, and payments as proof, with testimonies slated to continue.
The Daily News reports Mayor Dunne has received a definite proposal from Chicago traction companies. It favors immediate transfer or supervision of both tram systems, city rehabilitation funded by the owners, and a future board to oversee rebuilding. A temporary ninety nine year lease and valuation steps are outlined along with Miller law certificate payments.
In Philadelphia on May 1 Charien Be d fnviliters guardian for Marthe Rogers Weightman, granddaughter of William Weightman who died last August leaving an estate over 360 million, appeals in Orphans Court to impede probate of the Weightman will. If dismissed, Mrs Ann Weightman Walker may claim a share under the will, with five other grandchildren indicated.
Secretary of the Navy Paul Morton announced he will resign July 1 and join Metropolitan interests led by Thomas F. Ryan to oversee subway plans. A new Metropolitan company with large capital is expected to organize, Morton in charge of the project, with H. I. Vreeland continuing as head of the old system. Groundbreaking dates and franchise outcomes remain uncertain amid Interborough and Tamany faction rivalries and court challenges.
Walter Damrosch faces a $1000 fine after a dispute with the Mutual Musical Protective Union of New York. The American Federation of Musicians ruled that five French musicians be admitted to the union but Damrosch failed to advertise vacancies adequately in the United States. The named players include Barrére and Tabureau. Damrosch will appeal at the federation convention and seek guidance on emigration and local resource use. President Weber of the federation denied exhaustion of local resources and will proceed with the New York convention.
The Havana Liberal branch plans to dispatch General Montagu de Santibiro to meet with General Maximo Gomez and discuss backing. Miguel Gomez, their declared presidential contender, reportedly would resign if the Minor party leader accepts a second place on the ticket, a move the Literals hope to push.
Dr Gorbel, a long serving Stanford University professor of German philology and literature, was dismissed today amid complaints about teaching ability. President Jordan proposed a one year paid sabbatical on one seat, requiring Gorbel to resign, which he refused, prompting the written dispute.
London dispatch relays a Tokia correspondence on a naval battle between Japan and Russia near Tsushima Island. The Russian cruiser Kamtchatka sinks after heavy shelling. Admiral Kamimura drives a Japanese victory as Vladimir Monomakh surrenders with hundreds of crew.
A May 1 dispatch from Washington reports ships damaged and boats lost in a Japanese naval action. It notes Russian losses including several officers killed, men wounded, and prisoners taken, with denser details on hospitalizations and parole. The report mentions Christander Takeshita and a White House briefing.
A Baltic conflict dispatch reports Admiral Yoel possibly dead or missing and Admiral Rojestvensky wounded with claims of cruiser damage. Unconfirmed reports speak of a sinking and multiple ships damaged, including the Arora and the Almaz, with varying confirmations about their status.
The destroyer Bratt arrived at Vladivostok with four officers and 187 crew from the battleship Ostyabya. A second Russian torpedo boat destroyer Twroslahty also arrived at Vladivostok, while Lravi remains the only other vessel tied to Admiral Rozhestvensky’s fleet to reach the port.
A royal escort in an imperial procession was disrupted by a blast near the King and President Lauber. The explosion wounded a child and injured several guards while crowds surged and the carriage was halted. Authorities moved to restore order as the royal party proceeded toward the theater.
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