News Notes of Interest from Around the World
A broad briefing of global items with names such as M Nelidorf Russian ambassador to Paris and Gen Linovitch. Reports cover battles in Manchuria, notable deaths like Arthur Mackenzie and Judge Stephen Neale, bank closures, drownings in Michigan, ship collisions, political resignations, legal cases, and civic incidents across the United States and abroad.
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Nelidorf
Paris
St Petersburg
Linovitch
Manchuria
Manchenten
Turbulent year brings multiple crises across nations and states
The report lists varied calamities and events from 1900 era: three killed and 60 wounded in Derekigvhaz Hungary during a clash between strolling players and villagers, a New York special session on Justice Warren B Hooker, a Philadelphia bank closing its doors, a missing teller in Montreal accused of a $52 000 theft, and numerous fatal accidents including a San Francisco shooting, a dover Alabama postmaster killing, a plant fire in Armourdale Kansas, and a train wreck near Mentor Ohio with nineteen dead. Also noted are legal reprieves, flood damages, labor unrest, and a Russian Poland protest suppression with casualties, plus a hospital ship deployment to Manila amid international tension.
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Arthur Mackenzie
Kinggson
Jamaica
Stephen Neale
Lebanon
Vicksburg Exchange Bank
Vicksburg
Mich
Alma Kircher
Edna van Ambrey
Gladys Howe
Pine Lake
Petos
Fredonia
A.iy
Gov. Carter
Honolulu
Roosevelt
Washington
Benjamin H Tallmadge
Roswell
N M
Snyder
Michigan Boulevard
Thirty-first Street
Chicago
Ilvingood
Poorhouse
Reading
Page
City of
Rome
Linden
St Clair River
Tashmoo Park
Detroit
Cook
Muskogee
Corporation
New York
Boston
John W Hill
Bureau of Filtration
Philadelphia
Newbold
Wis
Ezra Craw
Edward Craw
Rainbow Rapids
Wisconsin
Sullivanville
Newton
Balfour
Army
House of Commons
Tate
Lucinda Ganson
Davenport
Charles Simpson
Sacramento
Cal
Ganson
William G. Crawford
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Hendricks
New York State Insurance Department
Higgins
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Besi
Thomas F. Ryar
Robert H Camp
Sharpsburg
Pars Aggie Myers
Liberty
State Supreme Court
Redbank
Opera House
Connors
Peter Kiolbassa
Henry Wolf
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Dr. Hart
City
Mentor
Georges Rodrigues
Paris
Warsaw
Lodz
Russian Poland
Grand Army of the Republic
The
Sons of the Gar
Denver
Count Cassini
United States
Baron Osen
William H. Decker
S&s. L
Alexander
Equitable Society
Immigration Bureau
B. K Ashford
Albonito
James R. Kellogg
E S Dean Co
New York City
Supreme Court
RG Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Canada
Denver & Rio Grande
Pinto
Grand Junction
Col
North American Gymnastic Union
Indianapolis
Ind
Turnvereins
Germany
German Gymnastic Union
Ferman
trans-Caucasia
Owllfanoraschan
Khouloundian
Joseph
Pius Bierstein
David Fiest
Jacob Noll
George Holvey
Shenandoah
William E. Corey
Elbert H. Gary
Great Lakes
Chicago Shipbuilding Co
United States Steel Corporation
North Coast Limited
Puyallup
Wash
St Petersburg
Grand Duke
Alexis
Department of Compulsory Education
Derekigvhaz
Hungary
Warren B Hooker
Andrew Onderdank
Oscawana
City Trust and Safe Deposit Co
Louis Belair
Cune Bonde
Provincial Bank of Montreal
Eddy Street
San Francisco
Thomas Lobb
Byron Trammel
Dothan
Ala
RJ James
Trammels
Barnes
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
Armourdale
Kan
Woas
Jov Deneen
Illinois
Johann Hoch
Daniel Klomisky
Erie
Willson Avenue
Cleveland
Ithaca
Lake Shore
Orga
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Manhattan
Kaw
Marshal Balter
Kansas
William S Jewett
National Bank of
Wolfboro
N H Jewett
Barnhart
Stuart
Rock Island
Iowa City
Maria Derrick
Appleton
Vicksburg, Mich
Exchange Bank
Fishkill Landing
Russia
Manila
Zinquist
Emd
Besa
Tragic Lake Shore Train Wreck At Mentor
June 23 disaster near Cleveland left nineteen dead and twelve injured as the lake shore fastest train derailed into a freight shed after hitting an open switch. Passengers burned, steam scalding and a boiler explosion created a scene of terror.
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Cleveland
Lake Shore
Mentor
Missouri
Brabantio
Astolfo
Simla
New York
Twentieth Century Limited
New York Central Lake Shore Line
Newman
Four workers killed in New York apartment collapse
A windy June storm toppled a partially finished six story building at 136th Street near Broadway. Four workmen on the third floor died. three identified as James Russ John Lawlor and two others. Rescue crews and police recovered bodies as Abraham Pearlman and Abraham Brodock were arrested.
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New York
James Russ
John Lawlor
Lawlor
Russ
Abraham Pearlman
Pearlman & Brown
Abraham Brodock
Senator Mitchell Trial and World News Roundup
Portland witness Harry Robertson testified in the Mitchell case alleging shakedown by the firm Mitchell & Tanner and a demand to testify about accounts. Warsaw reports riotous crowds with barricades and casualties. Paterson mourns a self-inflicted death by a ship bandmaster and his wife. Lewistown inmate Ellwood Garman found dead. London reports a collision near Copenhagen with cadet deaths. New York notes Pauli Morton sues to recover Equitable graft funds.
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Portland
Ore
Harry Robertson
United States
John H Mitchell
Mitchell
Washington
Robertson
Mitchell & Tanner
Grand Jury
Tanner
Kribs
Equitable
New York
Equitable Issue Assurance Society
Pauli Morton
Veracity and verse clash in a Scottish supper tale
A Scottish gathering after a Burns themed supper led to a singing contest despite Dr Macdonald claiming a non musical voice like rubbing brick along a door. A Scot’s quip about veracity ends the tale. A second vignette follows Vincent the talkative pupil and a red ink joke about his mother.
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Scotland
Macdonald
Vincent
Hunting the Seven Jugs Fort Gibson Tales of buried liquor and missing seven jugs
The article recounts Fort Gibson history linking Gen Sam Houston Gen Taylor and Jeff Davis. It tells of seven noncommissioned officers who buried seven sealed jugs containing a gallon each on Garrison Hill before leaving for the Mexican War. The men never returned and the jugs have not been found despite many excavations. Liquor hunters prize the mystery as treasure.
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Old Fort Gibson
Sam Houston
Gen Taylor
United States
Jeff Davis
Mexico
Garrison Hill
Garrison Grounds
Hat dispute and kitchen chat spark family banter
A Cleveland household blames a milliner for demanding an advance on a new hat and jokes about the milliner keeping the old hat. In another quip a child overhears a parent saying "my slave" as company arrives, reflecting local humor and slang of the era.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Market Report Across Several Cities on June 27 1905
The report covers prices in New York Cleveland Toledo East Buffalo and Pittsburg. Notable figures include wheat at 1.08 in Toledo and No 2 red near 1.09 in Cleveland, cattle ranges from 4.25 to 5.70 in New York and 4.75 to 5.25 in Cleveland, hogs up to about 5.80 in New York and 5.65 in Cleveland, and lambs reaching up to 8.00 in East Buffalo.
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New York
Cleveland
Minnesota
York State
Toledo
East Buffalo
Oak Harbor
Fremont
Clyde
Bellevue
Monroeville
Orwalk
Wellington
Spencer
Smaithville
Orrville
Dalton
Massillon
Navarre
Valley Junction
Sherrodsville
Bowerston
Rt Conotton
Us Jewett O
Pittsburg Ar
Unionvale
Adena
Mt Pleasant
Dilonvale
Mingo Junction
Steubenville
Martins Ferry
Wheeling
Wes
Pete
Seere
Steubens
Brillant
Dillonvale
Pittsburg
Jewett OS
Scio
Oy Valley Junction
Zoar
Norwalk
Dally
Canton
Carrollton
Buffalo
Central Standard
Detroit
Niagara Falls
C.&b. Lime
W. F. Erman
G. P.A
Obie
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the Gazette
Nashville
Tenn
John Nelson
Wilkesbarre
Ikhona
Terek
Hong Kong
Boston & Northern Street Railway
Peabody
Mass
Austin
Tex
University of Chicago
American Academy of Fine Arts
Nicholas
Nicholas Nicholaieviach
Council of National Defence
Thomas R. Morgan
Wellman
Seaver-Morgan Engineering Co
A .L. Rogers
John R. Bennett
James H Gibson
Charles H. Wellman
Wellman-Seaver-Morgan Engineering Co
Lakeside Hospital
Burns
Allen Tyler
Collinwood
B. Walters
Hamburg
N. Y
D. Mickey
Porter
Russian
Poland
Chaffee
Brattleboro
Mary M. Rogers
Gov Bell
Windsor
Allegheny City
Ogrodowa
Krochmalna
Vronia
Zelazna Street
Paterson
N. J
Foreign Service
Henry Eichenrodt
Alabama
Lewistown
London
Copen- Copen
Georgstage
Ancona
Scotchman
Tommy
Bobby—Howser
Cleveland Hudson
Akron
Ca&c
Akron & Cowumanshy
Central Standard Tims
Amr
Polam Am Poe
Parr
Barberton
Millersburg
Mt. Vernon
Columbus
Hudson
Traaway
Zanesville
Dresden
Wallon Mate Street
W ' Krieger
N. G. Wil. E Scott
Lorena
Lertz
Main Street
Dalton Oo
Feasel
C. P
Frank E Gibson Scribe
Knights OF Pythias
Alton Lodge
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Company
Marne Desicns
Gopymiants &c
Axmyone
Himerican