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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1905
Page
6
World events, courts and crimes, accidents and fires, grain stock and money markets summarized with emphasis on notable people, places, and happenings. Brief items extracted from ongoing reports across regions.
A large blaze in Oneonta New York caused extensive damage to multiple structures including the Growery Company’s premises and the Niles lock occupant, with preliminary estimates around thirty thousand dollars. Investigations continue as authorities assess the cause and progress of containment.
Two miners died in a rock collapse at the Walpoole mine in Iron Mountain Michigan. They were buried about 30 feet below the surface as rescue crews worked to recover them.
General Linevitch warns the Emperor that army revolt has spread in Manchuria after Rosetsky’s defeat. News reports claim abdication rumors, regime replacement calls, and widespread discontent with the czarist government amid ongoing war disasters.
An anarchist bomb targeted King Alfonso of Spain and French President Loutet in Paris after an opera, injuring two bystanders and wounding a cavalry escort horse. The would‑be attackers were arrested as Paris fears of further violence spread.
Clay Grubb was acquitted on a charge of killing his brother in law Orville Davis on October 16, 1863 at Salisbury. James Tilney, sought by police after escaping from Alcatraz, has been arrested in St. Louis. San Francisco post office robbers stole 1400 dollars in stamps and missed 12000 dollars in stamps and half a million in gold.
Frost slows oats and corn while wheat looks promising across regions. Reports say Texas and Kansas planting lags with late freezes easing in the south while Minnesota spring wheat remains strong and North Dakota sees limited damage. Growth remains slow in many areas though hay outlook stays good.
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