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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
1
News Notes of Interest at Home and Abroad
Brief items arranged for quick reading cover happenings at home and foreign lands. Short summaries highlight notable events, people, and places in compact form for fast digestion.
President Seeks Direct Peace Talks Between Russia and Japan
A note released at the White House through Secretary Loeb urges an immediate direct peace accord between Russia and Japan. Roosevelt proposes negotiations exclusive to the belligerents and predicts a brief delay. Russia signals willingness to abandon Manchuria and seeks a moderate indemnity potentially solvable by assets like the Chinese Eastern railroad and Kwantung leases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Loeb
Russian
Japan
Roosevelt
Russia
Foreign Office
Manchuria
Kwantung Peninsula
Sinking of schooner Bertha Barnes off Michigan City
The three masted schooner Bertha Barnes laden with 162 cords of pulp wood sank after crashing into a dock at Michigan City Indiana. Two men drowned after a collision between fishing tug Grace M and a Canadian cruiser in Lake Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Barnes
Michigan City
Ind
Chicago
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Fairbanks
Flint
Mich
Federal
Saginaw
Bay City
Lake Erie
Middle Island
Grace M
Lorain
W. W. Karr
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Karr
Australia
Victoria
B. C
Sydney
Newcastle
Ballina
Lismore
Almarra
Bent
Denver
Col
Western Federation ‘of Miners
Cripple “Creek
Hot Springs
Ark
James McConnell
McConnell
Academy of Music
West Side
Los Angeles
Knights of Columbus
Supremeight
Edward L. Hearn
New Haven
Conn
Eathers
Marion County
W. Lowry
Plymouth
Eng
Norway
Storthing
Oscar
Harrisburg
Ee Pa
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Cambridge
Mays
Middlesex County Grand Jury
National Structural Iron Workers and Bridge Builders’ Union
Philadelphia
Wal
Mani Zioyce
Qember
Many Disasters and Incidents Reported Across the Nation
A sequence of calamities and events includes St Thomas church fire in West Springfield causing major loss, a Livingston Montana blaze destroying 50 000 dollars of property, a fatal stabbing in Musseegee, and a Moscow mob clash with police wounding many. Also noted are insurgent leader Daguhob killed with 39 followers, a shipboard blaze on the Andes burning in Antigua with total loss, and a series of political and legal developments across several cities and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Springfield
Mass
St. Thomas
Livingston
Mont
Mussogee
I. T
Thomas Macrcum
Moscow
Enrique Daguhob
Samar
Antigua
British West Indies
Andes
National Editorial Association
Guthrie
Oxkla
John Dymond
New Orleans
Indianapolis
Frenchtown
W. Va
Coal and Coke Railroad
Henry G. Davis
Republic Iron and Steel Co
Amalgamated Association
Detroit
McKinley
Canton
Milford
Court of Appeals
Albany
N. C
Albert T. Patrick
New York
William Marsh Rice
Peckham
United States Supreme Court
N.Y
Mary Rogers
Vermont
United States
Edward Courtney
Nedve Ky
Courtney
William Karney
Litchfield
Karrey
Edgar County National Bank
Paris
Bradshaw
Wetzel
Leopold von Hohenzollern
William
Berlin
Spain
Elizabethtown
Maxwell
Col. Dayton
Springfield
Elizabth
N. J
Beriah Wilkins
The
Washington Post
Congress
Ohio
Washington
Charleston
Thomas B Davis
James
Lakin
Charles McGinty
Portland
Ore
Toledo
Sullivan
Chadwick
Reading
City
James Drinan
Gloucester
New York Harbor
Romer Shoal
Lovener
Durand
Chippewa
Chippewa Valley Division
Kago & St. Paul Railway
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wooster
Henry Diehl
Bert Thorne
Carney
Pennsylvania Railroad
Greensburg
Morris Run
Freighted World in Flux Across Railroads and Courts
A roundup of incidents from events coast to coast including a Chicago New York rail service and assorted fires mutinies and legal cases. Notable items include a Kansas City wife found guilty of murder in Liberty Missouri and a Milwaukee bank fraud case. A Ashland Wisconsin fibre plant fire caused 50 000 loss and 20 000 insurance with multiple factory fires in Kokomo Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Liberty
Agnes Myers
Kansas City
Clarence Myers
Ashland Sulphate Fibre Co
Ashland
Wis
Milwaukee
Henry G
First National Bank
Inspection Point
Horseshoe Falls
New York City
Ranier Vehicle Eaultment Co
United States Fish Commmission
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Co
Cedar
Mazagah
Morocco
Denmark
Pantchatin
Turkey
Likadi
Frank
G. Bigelow
First National Bath of
United States
Quarles
Linevitch
Vladivostok
Rojestvensky
Paul Jones
Seine
Paris
Havre
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Red Cedar Creek
Colfax
George Phillips
Severans
Grand—Trunk Railroad
Flint
Mich
Cora Waltrouse
Roxbury
Mass
Paul Morton
Navy
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Alexander
Hyde
Tarbell
Wilson
McIntyre
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Canada
Henry Boynton
Arlington Cemetery
W. W. O'Neil
River Service
Eighth Street
Louisville
Carrolton
Monongahela Coal and Coke Co
George G. Glenn
Postal Telegraph Co
Wisconsin Senate
la Follette
Plaza Hotel
Central Park
Bank of Garrison & Sargeant
Version
Crackamen
Trains Break Speed Records on New York Chicago Run
Reports from June 13 describe the fastest long distance runs by the Pennsylvania Railroad 18 hour flyer and Lake Shore line trains. An Ada Ohio segment logged three miles in 85 seconds at 127.3 mph while a Buffalo to Chicago inspection run achieved seven hours and 60 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Buffalo
Chicago
Thia Fa
New York
Fort Wayne
Ind
Pennsylvania Flyer
Plymouth
Crestline
Ada
Pennsylvania Railroad
Qvarry
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad
Jersey City
Salter resigns amid Philadelphia county offices shake up
Philadelphia on June 13 reports Samuel Salter resigning as assistant to the chief clerk in the county commissioners office. An order calls for dismissal of 60 in the bureau of city property and 14 in the electrical bureau on Wednesday. Salter had earlier been linked to a sensational 1899 ballot box fraud case and acquitted after a pattern of arrests and pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Samuel Salter
Bureau of
Salter
Washington
Weaver
Astrict
Postmaster General Tightens Anti Lottery Enforcement
Washington June 13 postmaster general Cortelyou orders strict anti lottery enforcement across the postal service. Postmasters and clerks must scrutinize mail especially publications and withdraw materials relating to lotteries gift schemes guesses contests and raffles. The rule targets endless chain or prize by lot schemes even for charitable or religious aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cortelyout
War Game Begins Over Fortifications Demonstration
Baltimore reports a Monday morning demonstration by Admiral Dickens' squadron against local fortifications. Four torpedo boat destroyers a cruiser and the battleship Texas were theoretically blown out of the water by artillery fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Dickens
Texas
Censorship Orders Newspapers to Publish Proceedings
In St Petersburg on June 18 the censorship, acting through the council of ministers, issued an order requiring newspapers to publish the proceedings of any meeting held without government permission. The directive targets unsanctioned gatherings and enforces official control over published records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St-Petersburg
Council of Trainisters
Didking
Whewapapers
Consolidations expand Ohio Banking Power in Warren merger
The First National Bank of Cleveland backs a large banking consolidation forming the Western Reserve National Bank of Warren with $1 500 000 in deposits becoming the largest national bank in Trumbull county. Burglar Frank Conrad held for murder in Columbus after killing Patrolman Daniel E. Davis. He admits ownership of the gun used and claims a partner, refusing to name him. Beacom urges reform in Ohio statutes limiting prison transfers to ten days and reducing burglar penalties in a notice to Judge Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
First National
Bank of
Ohio
Western Reserve National
New National Banks
Warren
Western Reserve National Bank of
Trumbull County
Columbus
Frank Conrad
Wiléimuth
Daniel E. Davis
Conrad
Davis
Beacom
Dillon
State’ Bar Committee On Legat
Bankers Levi Wooster and O M Burns Indicted
Toledo June 10 Levi Wooster and O M Burns bankers were indicted by the grand jury. Wooster the cashier faces perjury and record falsification charges tied to the bank’s condition and $25 000. Burns cashier of First National Bank Montpelier is charged with perjury falsifying records concerning $3 000 of bank funds and $6 000 total. Both plead not guilty and are held on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Levi Wooster
O. M. Burns
Burns
Local court sentences for mail crimes and counterfeit coins
Judge Wanty of the U S court sentences Albert B. Pennell of Columbus to two years for abstracting letters from the mails. Albert D. Firestone of Jacksonville gets 18 months for misuse of mails and false reports. James Henderson of Carth on is fined 300 dollars. William Bottomly and Roy Welker of Mansfield are fined one dollar each and required to pay costs for possessing counterfeit nickels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Wanty
United States Court
Albertb. Pennell
Columbus
Albert D. Firestone
Jacksonville
James Henderson
Carthon
William Bottomly
Roy Welker
Mansfield
Ohio Republic elects officers at camp meeting
The Ohio Department of the Republic elected officers led by Department Commander Col. Amos Huffman of Wilmington. Senior vice commander is George F. Robinson of Washington D. H. and junior vice commander is John E. Wilcox of Maumee. Gov. Herrick and staff arrived and were cheered as he addressed veterans at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Do. H
Ohi
the Republic
Amos Huffman
Wilmington
George. F. Robinson
Washington D. H
John E. Wilcox
Maumee
Obit State Sunday-school association selects 1906 Marietta site
Canton reports the State Sunday-school association's decision to hold its 1906 convention in Marietta with Mansfield slated for 1907. Officers elected include President W A Eudaly of Cincinnati and General Secretary Dr Joseph Clark of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Obit State Sunday-school Association
Marietta
Mansfield
W. A. Eudaly
Cincinnati
Howard E. Baker
Zanesville
Joseph Clark
Columbus
Ohio
Rev
Legal Fight for Land Rights Across Generations
In Mercer county, heirs of former Roanoke slaves press a claim to lands once purchased for them by John Randolph of Virginia. After emancipation, local whites expelled the enslaved families without compensation, prompting a long legal struggle that unsettles farmers today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
John Randolph
Roanoke
Mercer County
Traction car derailed on soap-greased grade near Springfield
A Dayton Springfield and Urbana line traction car narrowly escaped a serious accident near Springfield on Sunday night after the track for about 100 feet up a steep grade was greased with soft soap. The car derailed two thirds up the hill injuring several of the 35 passengers aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Dayton,Springfield & Urbana Electric Railway
McCready Named New Pastor at St James in Zanesville
Rev Richard L McCready of Avondale Cincinnati chosen to succeed to the pastorate of St James Episcopal Church in Zanesville Ohio. Bope suit against General Manager Gibbs of the local street railway company for 20000 damages was dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCready
Bope
Zanesville
Richard L. McCready
Avondale
Cincinnati
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Frank W. Bope
Gibbs
Locomotive Strikes Worker, Hungarian Man Dies
Mansfield Ohio June 9 Paul Keoslaks Hungarian 82 a laborer on his way home from work late Wednesday night struck by a Pennsylvanian switch engine and died Thursday the accident report notes the victim was an elderly immigrant who sustained fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Paul Keoslak
Pardoned Former NYC Official by Ohio Governor
John McLaughlin once described as former assistant corporation counsel of New York City received a full pardon from Gov. Herrick on Friday after a board recommendation, freeing him from the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaughlin
Columbus
John McLaughlin
State Pardon Board
Corporation Counsel
New York City
Herrick
Columbus Mayor Posts $500 Reward in Officer Slaying Case
Columbus Ohio June 13 Mayor Jef frey authorizes police to offer a 500 dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of Mike Murray an alleged accomplice of Frank Conrad now in county jail for the murder of Officer Dan Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jeffrey
Police Department
Mike Murray
Frank Conrad
Dan Davis
Prisoner Died in Columbus Penitentiary Hospital
Hush De vine a federal prisoner imprisoned since December 3 1906 for counterfeiting from Zanesville died in the Columbus penitentiary hospital Monday of tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colunbus
Hush Devine
Zanesville
Women to Seek Vote in Local Option Elections
Columbus June 12 Mrs William Burt local leader of the W C T U says the organization will ask for legislation permitting two women to vote in local option elections She notes women already vote for school board members but this issue affects the home and they want a voice in the matter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
William Burt
Burt
Begun Work on McKinley Memorial in Canton
Architect Magonigle yesterday threw the first shovel of earth for the McKinley national monument excavation in Canton Ohio. Secretary Hartkell of the National Memorial association and contractor George W Maltby of Buffalo accompanied him. Construction aims to push toward completion from this point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Memorial
Canton
Magonigle
McKinley’ National Monument
Monument
Hill
Hartkell
National Memorial, Association
George W. Maltby
Buffalo
Johnson's Opponents Stand Firm in Cuyahoga County
Columbus June 1 local democratic leaders refuse to meet with anti Johnson democracy of Cuyahoga county over party control. They insist on regular party machinery and oppose any interference by Johnson in Cuyahoga affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiitnot
Johnson
Columbus
Cuyahoga
Cuyahoga County
Too Many Mines and Miners in Ohio Coal Industry
Columbus report by State Mine Inspector Harrison details discouraging conditions in Ohio coal mining for the year ending December. He cites too many mines and too many miners as key causes of unprofitability and low industry spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Harrison
Postmaster Arrested in Rock Haven Stamp Fraud Case
Columbus Ohio June 10 George Stoll former postmaster at Rock Haven Hocking county was brought here under an indictment for buying merchandise with postage stamps then counting the stamps as cancelled and making false returns to the treasury auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
George Stoll
Rock Haven
Hocking County
Auditor of the Treasury
Ohio Pythians In Convention Here In Springfield
The van guard of Ohio Pythians arrives in Springfield on June 12 to prepare for the 86th annual grand lodge convention. Officials estimate 12,000 to 20,000 members will attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Pythians
Springfield
Grand Lodge
Order
Local Incorporations and Obituaries From Ohio
Columbus June 13 incorporations include The Toledo Steamship Co Perrysburg capital 325000 to operate vessels for freight and towing on the Great Lakes and The Lowell Farmers Telephone Exchange Lowell capital 10000 Dancing Masters Convene in Columbus 1200 attendees from U S and Canada for annual conventions of the American Association of Dancing Masters and International Association of Masters of Dancing George E Beney dies in Tiffin served as congressman 1883 1891 author of Seneys Ohio Code Civil War quartermaster obituary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus O
Toledo Steam, Ship Co
Perrysburg
Great Lakes
Lowell Farmers’ Telephone Exchaner
Lowell
Columbus
United States
Canada
American Association of Dancing Masters
International Association, of Masters of Dancing
George E.beney
Tiffin
George E. Beney
Seney
Ohio
Milkman Karl Schramm allegedly takes his life at dairy
Cleveland June 13 Karl Schramm 62 a milkman of 261 Scovill Avenue committed suicide Monday due to failing health. He left his home at daylight and took his life at the barn with a rope in a tragedy attributed to overwork and weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Karl Schramm
Scovill Avenue
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