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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1905
Page
2
The Record Publishing Co announces the listing of W R Dent of Silver Lake Indiana in its regional notices and public records column. The brief item identifies the individual and locale without additional context or detail.
A man went berserk in the Twenty fourth and Vinton street car barn in Qala Nebraska eluding officers until he boarded a car on a siding and climbed to an overhead line. He was shocked by a live wire and later died. The man gave his name as Edward Mallett and resided at Viner Road Dad.
A man died after a quarrel on a 125 foot cliff on Patterson’s outskirts. Witnesses heard shouts before the body was found at the foot and injuries included a fractured skull and deep cuts. Authorities investigated whether it was an accident or foul play while nearby residents recalled the argument preceding the fall.
A worker in Indiana suffered severe injuries in a machine related accident when a wire and conveyor system entangled him. Doctors say the case involves extensive burns and internal injuries with a slow recovery expected.
Six masked robbers tried to dynamite the Frank Bros. brewery office, overpowered one employee, and escaped after a gunfight with police. More than twenty shots were fired. authorities believe two robbers were wounded during the escape.
Fragmented OCR reveals a murder case involving Peter Danees in a Plenary county court. Details are unclear but indicate a trial outcome and associated defendants in a local jurisdiction.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a freight incident and local figures with unclear roles. Mentions include a person named Shepard and a city area referenced as St. Dis dW Western bada cs. Details are garbled and names may be misspelled.
Incomplete railway report notes trains from Shore and Veneylvania were impeded, likely due to a distant signal issue near Misery. The crew includes clerk Herman Hieniall and passenger Beathy Yeow from Philadelphia, with uncertain details on bakerson names and times.
In Sigux ty Tal, homesteaders on the Rosebud reservation advertise for unmarried young people. About two hundred and one single women offer themselves and seek either husbands or paid workers to join their communities.
The Bend Indiana McLane Baird dry goods store was entered by burglars who stole about $500 in silks. The safe was damaged but not opened.
A major fire swept through a Shannon City business district in Iowa destroying the entire enterprise and causing an estimated loss of 360000 with partial insurance coverage.
A fire in the Victoria theater building in Dayton Ohio disrupted a performance in the third act. Rose Coghlan appeared in Diplomacy. The loss is estimated at $30,000 with patrons passing out quietly amid the smoke and panic.
Virginia authorities file charges after Linkus allegedly killed his wife and 10 year old adopted son at East Rad ia. The suspect allegedly attempted to burn the bodies at his home to destroy evidence. Burial details and motive remain unclear.
The article extols the Mukden battle as one of history’s largest in force and duration, noting high casualties and strategic moves by Oyama. It describes Japanese maneuvers around the Russian right, with Nogi and other commanders executing precision assaults shaping the contest near Mukden and Tiehling.
The article describes Tie Pass occupied by Mikado forces in a chaotic advance. It notes a disorganized retreat of a large, starving column and doubts any dramatic relief or capable relief column will arrive to save them.
amid Japanese pressure and Russian setbacks, General Karapatkin is dismissed for perceived failure at Tie Pass. Emperor Nicholas rearranges command naming Lineviteh to lead remaining forces with orders to withdraw eastward, amid mixed reviews of deputy Gren and war ministers.
One amendment was offered by Senator Bacon to fund army and navy expenses from San Domingo revenues. Debate showed sharp party lines and doubts about ratification, with senators urging openness and information requests on Dominican affairs.
Japanese forces push toward Mukden while Russian officials debate peace or renewed war. Reports claim Japanese strength may exceed 40 000 and a new 400 000 man campaign could be raised at St. Petersburg with Harbin as a focal point. The Russians burned stores before retreating as Singhing/ Singeniue area falls to Japan.
A large blaze at the Hai Nois Central railroad docks in New Orleans caused about 1.7 million dollars in losses. The railroad company bears the cost instead of its regular insurer, exhausting its insurance fund. Advertisements urging business appear in these pages.
Reports say Russia to reinforce Manchuria with more troops and push toward the Indian frontier while Japan gains in Manchurian fighting. Grand Duke Vladimir foresees another Russian army. Gen. Stoessel returns to St. Petersburg to mixed reception. Kuropatkin is sharply criticized.
Bradstreets reports widespread growth in merchandise movement and improved railway congestion easing. Demand in iron, steel, and allied industries remains keen with unprecedented consumption. retail trade quiet except in metropolis due to transportation strike. Bank clearings rise. money remains ample with firmer discount rates.
A dense list of regional prices for cattle hogs sheep and various grains from multiple markets including Indianapolis Cincinnati Detroit St Louis Milwaukee Toledo Buffalo New York and New Orleans. Prices cover wheat corn oats rye barley and dairy products with ranges and specific grades noted.
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