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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
17
President Taft censured Wallace for defecting from isthmian canal duties and demanded his resignation. The letter accuses Wallace of seeking personal advantage, abandoning chief engineer duties, and undermining reorganization plans, while stressing the need to preserve public duty over self interest.
Odessa endures a state of war after mutineers fire on the city and a Kruger's squadron is ordered to capture or sink the Kniaz Potemkine. Reports note 10,000 troops, darkness, and looming naval action as authorities seize control to restore order.
Dr. John W. Brandan, Bellevue and United Hospitals board president, dismissed Dr. Dupuis Hunt after a patient alleged branding. Bellevue Superintendent Dr. Gregory verified a confession and Hunt admitted branding Chaves the immigrant with a thermo cautery during treatment.
Walter B. Cowles, nephew of President Roosevelt, is in Salisbury's Peninsula General Hospital with typhoid fever after traveling from Ocean City with his mother to obtain a medical test. Doctors report serious but not immediately dangerous, hopeful for recovery as he remains under care.
Yale sight oared varsity crew edged Harvard by three parts of a length on the Thames at New London in a tight heat. Yale clocked 22 minutes 33 and 5 tenths seconds to Harvard 22 minutes 36 seconds. Harvard took the freshman eight by a length, time 9:59 to Yale 10:04, and Harvard won the varsity four by three lengths.
Two men linked to a complex swindle were arrested after a violent confrontation at the Gainsborough apartments No 11 Riverside Drive. District Attorney investigators and West 50th Street police charged the suspects with grand larceny and attempted grand larceny involving $12,500 already obtained from Johny Burris and a planned $7,500 loan using forged stock certificates as security. The chief struggle centered on the sixth floor, with detectives pursuing the suspects through the building and into police headquarters.
Telegram reports the sudden death of Richard T. Lowndes of Clarkesburg after an anesthetic during surgery. He was a Yale graduate and son of ex Governor Lowndes, with a twin brother Lloyd currently in Europe. The family has suffered multiple recent losses. The item also includes an unrelated travel ad for Niagara Falls and a Brooklyn address listing.
Three workers injured and residents frightened by a third blast after dynamite charges set by Ryan Levy contractors at a New York City excavation near West 18th Street. Rock fragments damaged a home, windows, and a school. contractors James Fryda and Stanley McMahon were arrested as police review the premature blast explanation.
In Paterson New Jersey this morning, three men burglarized Emil Koch's farm home near Bloomingdale. They attacked Minnie Mertz, six, with a bottle of acid causing severe burns and possible total blindness, and injured her sister Gertie, ten, with a broken nose. The sisters slept in the same room. Mrs. Koch aroused help, but the suspects fled. Police and locals searched the woods all day but did not find them. Minnie's hair may fall out and she risks total blindness. Koch, a Midvale powder-works employee, had been robbed by armed Italians last year. The motive is believed to be burglary, determined to obtain loot.
James K Barber of Stewartsville Warren County died at home in Phillipsburg New Jersey after hiccups worsened last weekend. He fell unconscious Monday night and never recovered despite physicians efforts to stop the affliction. Barber was in his fifty fifth year.
Reports from Odessa describe ongoing mutiny actions and heavy bombardment near the harbor. Fire, explosions, and street clashes swell, with the central railway station destroyed and tens of deaths reported as troops guard key sites and civilians seek safety.
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