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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Reporter

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1906

Page

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Tillman Talks On Behalf Of Chandler In Senate Row

Washington May 16 Tillman read ex senator Chandler memoranda on the presidents denials in a dispute over communications with Theodore Roosevelt and Bailey. The exchange included remarks on bad faith and the manner of negotiations while Moody and Allison read the president’s letter and Memoran da. The scene included laughter and calls for order as the record was kept.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Senate Tillman Chandler Lodge South Carolina Tilman Alison Hin Genera Moody Allison Tiliwan Semitor Bailey Tech Theodore Roosevelt Tlave Inge Monty Atetoruicy

Lawyer Charged in Wire Swapping Case Arrest Report

Pana Illinois May 16 a warrant issued at I M Mosby s urging charges attorney Offarell with obtaining money under pretenses in a noted wire swapping affair. Deputy Cheng served the warrant and Offarell was released on own recognizance due to an arson case he prosecutes. He must appear before Judge Kaup Tuesday. Mosby claims contracts were legal and conferred divorce powers, while Offarell denies this stating he warned parties contracts were illegal. Prosecutor says he paid Offarell 10 dollars for drawing up contracts but asked for 50 dollars.

Pana I. M. Mosby Offarell Cheng Sill Kaup Tuesngy Mosby

Cant Heal Himself Fatla Demonstrator Dies at 68

Isaac N Woods founder of the First Christian Science church in Fort Wayne Indiana died at 68 after refusing medical care and relying on Christian Science demonstrations for cancer. He had worked as a traveling salesman for Davis Buggy Company and his wife was a lecturer of Toldyism, also a demonstrator.

Scientist Power Fatla Fort Wayne Tnd Isaac N. Woods Old Schools of Medicine Woods Davis Buggy

ANOTHER LAKE STRIKE disrupts Great Lakes traffic

May 16 reports say marine firemen withdrew from talks with the Lake Carriers Association, signaling a probable longshoremen strike and renewed Great Lakes disruption. Negotiations failed over wages as conference participants left.

Eake Wereland Arine Lake Carriers’ Association Livingstone Trafic Great Lakes Keefe

Baseball Scores Across Leagues May 15

Baseball results from Chicago and across leagues show New York 4 Cincinnati 1 in the National League, Boston 9 St Louis 5, Philadelphia 4 Chicago 1, and New York 5 Cleveland 4 in the American League. Western standings list Lincoln 7 over Denver 0 and Des Moines 10 over Sioux City 6 in seven innings.

Chicago Minneapolis Indianapolis Aminwaukee Columbus Milwaukee St Paul--Loniavitte St. Panto Lincoln Denver Des Atomes Sioux City Des Moines

Peril of Radicalism in Russian Lower House Debate

In St Petersburg on May 16 ministers and deputies debated the throne speech amid leftist attacks. The address calls for general amnesty, abolition of the death penalty, suspension of martial law, civil liberty, ministerial responsibility, land expropriation, and union rights. The reply emphasizes the need for political liberty and mutual understanding between the emperor and the people.

St. Petersburg M. Roditchell M. Reditchete Constitutional Democrats Lower Houss Council of the Empire

Partial Amnesty Debate in Douma Sparks Free Speech Clash

In the Douma session the cabinet with Premier Goremykin absent prepared to discuss amnesty for political prisoners except those charged with murder or robbery. The assembly ridgedly debated free speech amid protests over woman suffrage and repression, while a conservative peasant bloc urged postponement and a new rule limiting debate. Standard Oil declares quarterly dividend of 0.9 per share in New York, down from prior quarters.

Douma Presidentouro Goremykip Cabint Fle- W Father Gapon Standard OW New York Standard Oil Company

Terribly Distressing Mishap Ends in Child’s Death and Injury

Alpena Michigan May 16 Arthur Lumsden eight shot his sisters Tevi Vina six and Jenn while playing near Andra Lumsden’s house. The gun was loaded for hawks. Tevi Vina died within minutes from a heart wound, Lena suffered severe facial injuries. Arthur fled to his father as the tragedy unfolded. the family has ten children, only Arthur and Lena survive the event.

Morey Alpena Mich Arthur Lumsden Sist Tevi Vina Jenn Andra Lumsden Log Rapids Wini Lena Lumsden Aa Lumsden Yiun Lumsdens Arthur

Memory of a Foreman Saves Special Train

In Fergus Falls Minnesota on May 16 severe storms caused a torrent washing away an embankment south of Ashby. A Great Northern section foreman, recalling a damaged tower, descended the track and halted a northbound Winnipeg flyer just as rails hung in the air, with J. J. Hia's special train twenty minutes behind.

Morror Fergus Palls Minn Ashby Here Great Northern Railway Winc Uipeg Sraisour J. J.hia Winnipeg

Circus Auditor Arrested For Theft From Show

Cleveland May 16 William T Spaith auditor of the Carl Bagenbeck circus was arrested on charges he stole 80000 from the ten horse wagon of the Yorepaugh Sella show in October 1904 while treasurer of that circus Extradition papers prepared he will be taken to North Carolina for trial The arrest occurred while he worked in the ticket wagon and was led away in handcuffs to a railroad station before Columbus Ohio Real estate boom as Indianapolis firm sells 146 lots in Columbus Indiana to wage earners and servants with prices 100 to 200 cash 50 cents to 1 weekly payments Miami University receives 5000 gift from Wastelaw Reed former ambassador to England in honor of his graduation anniversary

Cleveland William T. Spaith Carl Bagenbeck Tarboro N. C Sherite Karb Phelan Columbus Sparth North Carolina Ind Indianapolis Whitelaw Reid Flamiston, C Miami University Wastelaw Reed England

Letter That Helped Lincoln’s 1863 Promotions

Carl Schurz declined a major generalship unless his friend General Julius Stahel received equal recognition. Stahel kept a dignified copy of Schurz’s pledge, claiming he would never overshadow Stahel. Lincoln praised the letter as noble, calling it the Schurz.

New York Carl Schurz Lincoln Julius H. Stebel Schurz Stahel Blahel Falmouth Sir Philadgelphia Inquirer Fjee Shins Stabel Eleventh Corps Mme Stahe Philadelphia Senate

Gorky mob chaos at Williamsburg meeting

New York May 16 a crowd at the Labor Lyceum in Williamsburg surged toward Maxim Gorky as he left an address before more than 2,000 attendees. Dozens were bruised in the melee, though no serious injuries were reported.

York Maxim Gorky Labor Lyceum Williamsburg Gorky Russian Revolutionary Society Garky Association

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