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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
3
A long list of short items from Morton to Walsh counties reports bond issues, floods and improved depots, local strikes, school graduations, weather and crop notes, fires, burglaries, and public projects. Names include Dr. A J Brassett, Prof Gleaton, Judge Cowan, and Wyndmere events.
A chaotic scene unfolds as bloodshed floods the streets triggering state panic and looming martial law. Citizens scramble for safety while authorities consider drastic measures to restore order.
Lodz in Russian Poland is in chaos as troops siege barricades. at least fifty killed and 200 wounded amid a general strike that has shuttered factories and shops. Martial law looms as street fighting continues and residents stay indoors in fear.
Japanese minister Takahira returned to Washington from a New England trip and met with President. He declined to discuss the conference or armistice and said some matters must be settled first. Officials note no assurance of an armistice had been received as talks continue before the Washington conference.
The Muskegon county poor farm near Barnes Michigan burned last night after a gasoline tank exploded. Logg $75,000 damages. Most of the about one hundred inmates were rescued without injury.
In Petoskey Michigan on June 25 three picnic party girls drowned after a boat they used with two men sprang a leak. The two men were rescued and survived.
In Stockholm unease spreads over King Oscar and the Swedish government. Many fear the rikspolitics may revoke the conciliatory peace policy. Norway sentiment in the United States pushes for Roosevelt to recognize independence. Premier Ramstedt reportedly offered resignation, but King Oscar urges withdrawal of it.
Assistant Secretary of State Francia B. Loomis, recently cleared of integrity charges, faces departure after more than two years in the post. Roosevelt has planned to appoint Lloyd C. Griscom as secretary of state, with Loomis potentially moved to a Tokyo post before a two month European leave Loomis says he does not intend to resign.
Taunton Massachusetts police pursue a writer of threatening letters to prominent residents. The suspect telephoned a woman recipient to reiterate demands and narrowly escaped arrest.
The steamer Dorothy arrived at Portage Lake with 450 tons of dynamite destined for local mines. The voyage from Wilmington Delaware faced hazards on the St Lawrence River including a damaged wheel and a refused dry dock due to the dangerous cargo.
Quotations from St. Paul Minneapolis and Chicago show diverse grain prices for wheat corn and oats across grades. Livestock prices in Sioux City Chicago South St Paul Tioga and Tioga range for cattle hogs and sheep with mixed and prime values listed.
June 25 Chicago dispatch says all obstacles to ending the teamsters strike have been removed and indications point to hostilities ceasing within a short time.
A seaport town fire in Poragrund yesterday destroyed about fifty houses leaving 500 people homeless. The damage is estimated at 125000 dollars.
In Sandstone Minnesota the 2 1 2 year old son of farmer Martin Benson is missing after wandering from home Thursday. About 300 volunteers search day and night despite wolves and rumors of kidnapping. Authorities route bloodhounds from Superior and pursue every clue as towns halt work to aid the effort.
Herbert Caddy, who served five of a twenty year term, is pardoned after the hold up of M. R. Russell at a Deadwood saloon. Russell unmasked him in court, and Caddy was sentenced to twenty years. his family remains in the county.
In Manitowoc Wisconsin on June 25 Cels Huebner twelve year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Syeder died yesterday afternoon after stepping on a grass snake. The nonvenomous reptile frightened her into convulsions and death followed.
Judge W G Rice approves settlement with insurance adjusters for Horseshoe Mining company amounting to 250542.53 dollars. Settlement paves way for immediate start of a new cyanide plant at Deadwood South Dakota.
Moorhead Minn June 25. The summer school for teachers at Moorhead normal school opened with 320 attendees the largest ever here. Expect 50 to 75 more students. Ten instructors conduct the program under the school president.
Prescott Wis June 25 The people of Pierce county celebrated the laying of the corner stone for the new eighty thousand dollar court house yesterday. Some thousands attended. The program was managed by the Elieworth Masonic lodge. The building will be ready for occupancy in September.
Hutchingen Minnesota July 25 Rev Ungatetter longtime pastor of the Evangelical Association church here and a minister in this conference for many years died last evening
Milwaukee reports reveal grand jury hear Seidel testimony alleging twenty three county supervisors were fired in graft schemes. Former Register Otto Seidel names sources and may face further questioning while grand jury remains sworn to secrecy.
In Eau Claire Wisconsin a municipal court jury ruled for the defendant in the case Ingram v4 Chaireb HL over a federal building site tax lien. Deputy U S Marshal Pugh seized the disputed corner claiming possession by judgment of condemnation. Plaintiffs plan to appeal to the circuit court.
Charles M. Whitney, cashier of the First National Bank of Faribault, testified he altered cash on hand figures under orders from president Thomas B. Clement. The testimony relates to the fourth count of the indictment accusing Clement of making a false return to the controller as part of a bank embezzlement case.
Plaintiff Eleanor M Toomey sues Dr Joseph W Bettingen for 25000 in a breach of promise suit heard in district court before Judge Bunn. Defense argues no marriage promise and that suit serves to gain publicity for a medical career as trial resumes Monday.
"Kid" Royal, a notorious Northern Montana horse thief just released from prison, jumped from a Great Northern train at Silver near Helena and vanished into darkness. Sheriff Griffin led a pursuit as posses scour nearby mountains to locate the fugitive.
An attempt to blow out the Clear Lake dam outlet with dynamite in Mason City Iowa on June 26 caused a violent explosion felt miles away. A large rock demolished a farmer's henhouse. the dam suffered only a small breach and no overflow occurred.
Coroners inquest reports W. D. Marvin died from a fractured skull after a blow with a cuspidor during a fight with Jack Purcell and Ed Block. Purcell is held for complicity.
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