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23 May 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1905
Page
1
Investigation Delayed Await Russell Arrival in Washington
Postponed Bowen-Louomis inquiry hinges on William W Russell who Bowen seeks to examine. Russell, ex-secretary to Loomis, is en route. Taft and the President approved the delay. Casper Whitney, another witness, testified but offered no material evidence. Also reports of automobile crashes injuring Police Chiefs McMilliken and Donahoe and others during a suburb tour. In Manh Chink Pa a father shot and killed his son John Yarras after a gun discharge during a retrieval attempt. the boy had handed the gun to his father for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bowen-Louomis
William W Russell
Bowen
Hussell
FRANCIS H. LOOMIS
Loomis
Caracas
Taft
John ©. Dater
Russell
Casper Whitney
New York
Paul McMilliken
Cincinnati
J.J. Donahoe
Ontario
Mimira N.Y
Frank K. Taymond
Business Men's Association of
John Yarras
Summitinl
Jacol Yarras
usues Preslin
Joseph Kaspares
Hessil
mack nea
Crandal
Tenn
here
George W. Fisk
Tennessee Lumber company
Williamsport
Will Parsons
Parsnonas
March on City Hall Shows Clergy Protest Over Gas Lease
In Philadelphia more than 100 members of the Alettadis Episcopal church marched to City Hall to protest a pending gas lease. The clergy presented resolutions praising opponents of the lease and Mayor Weaver vowed to use all power to block it, warning the city would lose a vast value and revenue. The event followed strong statements from ministers and council members who had opposed the agreement. The scene reflected intense local opposition to a deal viewed as a great iniquity to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal church
Weaver
Methodist Episcopal Ministers’ Association
Methodist book room
Garbutt Reed
association
city hall
Tr. Reed
Philadelphia
United Gas Improvement company
Captured Junk Skirmish Reported Near Manchuria
In Manchuria a junk filled with Russian officers is said to be captured during reconnaissance from Vindisostok. Imperial HQ reported enemy activity near Chang Tu and Chin Yang Pao with bombardments and troop movements. fighting persisted with reported heavy losses and a retreat by enemy forces. Meanwhile St Petersburg celebrated Emperor Nicholas II's birthday with pilgrimages to Kolpino and large processions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
burg
Ohio
Vindisostok
Imperial army
Chang-Tu
San-Tap-Kon
Chin-Yang-Pao
Ehr-Shih-Li-Pao
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Kolpino
St. Nicholas
ikon
Kolplug
Eliot Criticizes bankers as narrow as educators
Boston May 22 President Eliot of Harvard disputed Vanderlip's educational trust idea and argued bankers are as provincial as any class. He denied ruinous competition among institutions and warned against generalizing about professionals, asserting bankers share sharp limits in national practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mas
Eliot
Harvard
tank
of the Treasury
A. Vanderlip
Philadelphia
Vanderlip
Undated Navy Figure Leads Far East Neutral Effort
Rear Admiral Charles J. Train heads U S warships enforcing neutrality in the Far East. The profile notes his graduation from the Naval Academy in 1804, command of the auxiliary cruiser Prairie in the Spanish War, and his standing as one of the navy's scientists while advancing American naval interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adoural Prato
far east
United States
Chilippines
Tie
Naval academy
Prairie
rene adtaira da thea sand
navy
Trains Crash On New York Elevated Line Injures Dozen
Twenty persons were injured and six seriously when a fast moving train collided with two others on the Third Avenue elevated line at 133d Street and Alexander Avenue in New York. The crash left wrecked cars teetering over the trestle as onlookers feared a deadly fall. Fortunate balance and clearance from the third rail prevented a larger catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Third avenue
133d street
Alexander avenue
Harlem river
Bedford City shooting disrupts serenade at preparatory academy
Five serenaders were shot at the Randolph Mayon Academy finale near Bedford City Virginia and Rosnoke Virginia. One boy suffered a facial bullet wound. Authorities say the serenaders had been warned to stay away and no arrests have been made. The Jeter Institute declined to identify the shooter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford City
Rosnoke Va Ming
Tistrategis
Randelph Mavon Academy
Vale
Jeter ffemate Institute
Jeter
Settlement Near in Illinois Strike Talks With Teamsters
Conference between Teamsters representatives and employers in Chicago extended for hours as both sides reported progress toward settling the strike. Employers insisted no reemployment of striking drivers, while other terms were reportedly accepted. Union leaders indicated optimism despite the rehire stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamsters
Chicago
Teamsters’ union
expresa
express companies
Victory for Haight & Freese in injunction case
Philadelphia May 23 Attorney General Hampton C Carson refused to let the commonwealth use its name in an information in equity seeking an injunction to restrain Waight & Freese company from doing business in the state and asking for a receiver. The decision favored the defendant company and vacated the temporary receiver order on condition of a $19 000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hampton C. Carson
commonwealth
Waight & Freese company
McPherson
United States district court
tae
crder
fraight & Freese
Ridgwey Bower
New York
Anna Theresa Anderson
Le Direfet
Langdon Barber
Amy J. Barber
Barber Asphalt company
supreme court
Gildersleeve
Presbyterians Unite to Form Strong Union Across Churches
Fresno California May 23 The General Assembly of the Presbyterian church voted to reunite with the Cumberland Presbyterian body bringing together the two largest branches. The Cumberland assembly debated union and split with a majority report approving the constitutional accord while a minority questioned it citing lack of constitutional right. The assembly adopted the proposal to allow separate presbyteries for negroes and foreigners amid a series of committees and plans for a 200th anniversary celebration in Philadelphia next year. Separate presbyteries within boundaries approved by one dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
General Assembly
Presbyterian church
Cumberland Triestraterian
Cumberland
Freano
Cal
Intta
committee on co-operation and union
Cumberland church
general assemblies
the
Reformed church
Roberts
colored Cumberland assembly
Huntaville
Ala
n p rocess
Philadelphia
Cumberland Assembly
Fresno
Cumberland Presbyterian General Assembly ta
Fempleton
Wigginton
Beard
McClelland and Young
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