30 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1905
Page
1
Diplomatic cables and telegrams poured in from leaders in Britain France Germany and Japan congratulating Theodore Roosevelt on his re election prospects and urging continued efforts for peace. Messages from diplomats senators and former officials highlighted credit for stabilizing Russo Japanese relations and fostering global harmony.
A violent earthquake brings Mount Vesuvius eruptions and crater lava ejects on the cone. In Sicily Stromboli's ancient crater erupts heavily ejecting lava while dense smoke hangs over the island. Panic grips nearby villages as residents flee the area.
The Controller of the Currency issued a call for the condition of national banks as of the close of August 31. The AP reports national banking status with data expected from member institutions nationwide.
Fragmented report outlines a proposed peace treaty where Russia and Japan pledge not to fortify Sakaalin. It mentions Japan seeking recognition of Manchuria and Korea interests, and Russia resisting certain territorial concessions. The text reflects disputed terms and conditional acceptances.
Incomplete text references Miss Roosevelt visiting and forming a Red Cross society on the Indies with an afternoon meeting. Mentions several Med BN presents a soft party and a faction speaker, unclear context.
An unidentified boy, about four or five years old, was found dead after a possible night collision with a fast train near Milwaukee. The body showed severe injuries. the youth had been seen yesterday and claimed to head toward Milwaukee.
A report from the Associated Press says Baron Komura conveyed a letter from the Japanese emperor thanking President Roosevelt for August 23 letters. The president expresses earnest congratulations on the wisdom and magnanimity shown by the Japanese people, stating such sentiments are shared by all mankind.
Rome reports the pope learned of peace in the far east this morning and, moved to praise, thanked God for Roosevelt's courage. He sent telegrams of congratulations to Emperor Nicholas and the world.
Reports from Portsmouth NH on August 23 detail a continuing peace conference with adjournment pending further calls. Secretary discussions, wary gaps, and expected talks push toward completing the treaty as Russia and Japan influence shape the terms and potential armistice.
A special Wisconsin report from La Crosse notes an immense tobacco harvest in the vicinity and Vernon county. Most farmers have begun the harvest and it will take several weeks to complete the work as the crop ripens across the region.
The telegraphic dispatch reports no public celebration in Portmouth over the recent news yet notes relief that no more blood will be shed. Many doubt the peace is lasting while some favor renewed conflict as a quicker path to victory.
Surgeon General reports telegraphs noting yellow fever breakout in Pensacola Florida. Quarantine measures issued for Pensacola area. health officials in Montgomery Alabama and New Orleans also report cases and rising deaths.
Reported case centers on Albers accused of resisting lawful process and threatening to shoot a government official. His wife, said to have disappeared during the arrest turmoil, is rumored to be in Nicaragua and linked to the case through local authorities.
Wash tary Murray of the commerce and labor department and Thomas Quinn, Rest oration interpreter in Arizona courts, are permitted to resign. The resignations were announced today. both are stepping down from their service roles.
Special report notes Kenosha man Nan is missing and referenced in a Wisconsin court action. Details are unclear but indicate legal proceedings linked to his absence and local authorities pursuing information.
Ruch was charged with murder after allegedly beating Johanna so severely she died from injuries. She was brought before Judge Sossen. no bonds were set.
Senor Doctor Tauardo Acevedo Diaz minister from Uruguay is about to depart Washington for Uruguay. He called on Acting Secretary Loomis to bid farewell and will travel from New York within a day or two. Diaz arrived in Washington in 19M as the first Uruguayan minister here in years.
Fragmentary text praises a prominent figure tied to the Stars and Stripes and government. It describes his dominant personality and influence on peace at Portsmouth and his patriotic impact on American society.
A Glammer club meeting postponed plans to report on three years of con ficting engagements and to attend varying events at Kankuna Winneconne and a basemall game. A linen shower for Bliss Hercher preceded her marriage to Julius Amondson of Kaukauna.
In Madison Wisconsin on August 24 Judge Ray Stevens heard the railroad suit against the state over assessments under the new law. Railroads claim the law is unconstitutional and seek to set aside the assessments. State attorneys include General Sturdevant and assistants Lenrootsné and Chynowe with witnesses from the law department. Local incorporators Jacobson Ford Fond Lac Capitals Marcus Jacob- are referenced in connection with the case.
The Associated Press reports a man in Chicago died of heart disease after a postmortem examination. A coroner’s physician indicated the death appeared natural, and the body will be sent to Man Tonight for further processing.
Mrs Taggart faced cross examination by Attorney Tasmart in a Fort Leavenworth related divorce case. She denied every improper act charged and answered promptly about her life at Fort Thomas and other places. Attorneys objected frequently as the family history was explored slowly.
Washington August 30 a report from the agriculture department clears Dr. Salmon chief of a bureau in that department of any wrongful acts in the conduct of his bureau.
A night scene at Anspach department store triggered by whispered reports of a break in but officers found no intruder after ten minutes. A nearby electric light stone attracted attention but no evidence of a crime remained. Police later ruled out any burglary and nothing was taken.
The Kansas City firemen's convention discusses reorganizing the firemen's association proposals. Chief Charles Swingler addresses a topic on abolishing and rendering impossible an American theater holocaust. President McNeill's suggested restructuring is up for consideration by the delegates.
In Liban Russia on August 3 a general strike erupted after mobilization orders halted factory work port loading and streetcar service. Soldiers patrol streets as tension rises. In Nizhni Novgorod on August 30 the Sarmoyvo works reopen after a labor dispute closure, with the steel foundry resuming first and other departments to follow.
Secretary of War approves most findings of the court of inquiry into the Bermington explosion. He criticizes officers for safety failures and missteps but orders Captain Lucien Young to face a court martial. Ensign Charles Wade, in charge, is also set for court martial.
Residents and property owners on Highland boulevard oppose locating the proposed highland street school at Twenty seventh street and Highland boulevard arguing the site conflicts with a residential area. They vow to block construction for three to four years, perhaps indefinitely, while noting the regents favor the northwest corner site for the Normal school.
Official dispatches in the Reichs Anzeiger describe cholera outbreaks near the Elbe region along the Weser river with rising deaths. The Prussian government orders deployment of physicians from other German states to assist local authorities in Prussia Aug 10.
Six compositors and two apprentices walk off at a Chicago shop after a sign proclaims open shop. Union organizer Harding and the Chicago Typothetae threaten action, with union members pledging to strike unless a settlement ends the dispute.
In New York authorities pursue Chief Cr agers and Fuller linked to court actions amid Oceanic affairs.
Baron Rothschild, speaking for Press at his London office, voiced unqualified pleasure at the conclusion of peace. Local weather notes include fair, with some gusty winds and barometer fluctuations, indicating unsettled conditions in the near term.
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