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Newspaper

The Perrysburg Journal

Location

Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1905

Page

2

News Notes of Interest From Home and Foreign Lands

A digest of items from the White House summit with Count Chevtink, naval dispatches from Manila recounting damaged ships and repair delays, Taft’s Manila instructions, Roosevelt’s autumn trip, a Trinidad bank closure, Weightman estate probate, Albania earthquake deaths, steel plant plans on Detroit River, Bellevue Hospital reconstruction, Jimmy Hope’s death, Serb Bulgarian clashes, Pulaski indictments, US coin statement May totals, Colwell Wind’s trial, Whitelaw Reid meeting King Edward, Harlem coal collision, and a Philadelphia Public Safety director announcing reforms.

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Vast array of 1905 calamities and crimes reported nationwide

Fires destroy the Milwaukee exposition building. drownings in Bilaworth and Washington. deadly accidents in Chicago and London. major strikes and labor strife in Saginaw Bay City and Philadelphia. notable deaths including Peter L. Kimberly of copper mining wealth and Representative Benjamin F. Marsh. railroad crashes and police actions. financial and political shifts mark a turbulent period with multiple named places and people.

Du.worth Mons Union Pennsylvania Railroad Co New York Chicago Benjamin F. Marsh United States Home of Representatives Fourteenth Illinois Warsaw Bedford Ind Wihnington, MH R. Smith North Carolina Granu Jary District of Columbia Smith Dun & & Weekly United States Canada Philadelphia City United Gas Improvement Co Revere Masx Dehnatawnood Roosevelt White House Portland, Ore.y George D. Kindel Denver Henry B. Hyde Equitable Life Assumes Society Kindel Samuel Lobley Supreme Cart Brooklyn Helen Equitable Life Agrinince Society New York City Pitt Wing Avenue Theatre Hkek Tom Becruiary Wott Hay State of Missouri Oridie Acrdes Wwe Spaniarie Parle Ob Wimpleton Lfe Alfrneo Capy Town Warwhail Ue Cernan Boulhweet Africa

War time orders bar repair of Russian ships at Manila

Navy telegrams from Washington June 5 6 state Admiral Enquist's fleet will not be repaired in Manila as injuries from battle not sea or storm caused. Vessels to be interned until end of hostilities. 130 wounded. Provisions and compacted hull repairs requested for 14 days. Admiral Train and ships observed. Manila reports show Aurora Oleg Jemtchug damaged with wounded aboard.

Roosevelt Far East White House Count Chevink Russia Japan Navy Department Washington Train Manila Admiral Baquet Nas Voun Enquist Taft Gov. Wright Bagutat Trains Manin Enquat Alora Oleg Enquiet Bay Aurora Jemtchug Ohin Wisconsin Oregon Raleleh Cincinnati

Right to Be Silent Arrests and Labor Rulings

Chicago reports two labor leaders Cornelius P Shea and Hugh McGee were arrested on conspiracy indictments then released. A federal judge ruled on contempt jailings in a related case as an extraordinary proceeding. Separately plans emerged for a Seamen’s strike settlement and a lightning struck churches causing major damage and a fatal fight near Lee City with two dead and three wounded.

Chicago Cornelius P. Shea International Brotherhood of Teamsters Hugh Mc.Gee Shea McGee Peter 8 Aupersedaxs Seamaters’ Joint Council Tate Night Mayer Unity Curch Oak Mivk Hacramenta Avenue Methio Hatchurch

Royal Wedding in Berlin Unites Crown Prince and Princess

Berlin reports the marriage of Crown Prince Frederick William and Crown Princess Cecilia at six in the evening in the palace chapel. Attended by ambassadors including United States envoy Tower, the ceremony lasted twenty minutes. A candlelit procession and royal custom followed, ending after four hours. The newlyweds may honeymoon at Eberswalde in Prussia.

Berlin Frederick William Tehess Cecilia Mecklenburg-Schwerin Dryander Ambbassador ‘Tower United States fHnbertusstock Eberswalde Prissin

Floods Dominate Wisconsin Towns and Rail Lines

Descriptions of severe flooding in Fond du Lac and surrounding areas report rivers and creeks spilling over banks, covering streets, basements, and farms. Rail lines, hotels, and streetcar service are disrupted as water damages roads and crops, with losses estimated around 140 thousand dollars in Fond du Lac and higher county-wide. Additional reports from Appleton, Milwaukee, and other Wisconsin locations note mills closed, washouts, and railway delays amid two days of storms.

Fond di Lac Wie Fond du Lac de Neyne Wisconsin Central Chicago & Northwestern Pavis Road Oshkenh Appleton Win Wisconsin Fox River Chicago & Northwestern Railway Milwaukee Wix Manitowoc Barron Chilton Sho Noggan Falls Janesville

Will Dethrone the King in Copenhagen Dispatch

Copenhagen reports that a swift political deal between Norway and Sweden is expected, with resolutions likely dethroning the king as quickly as the governing body acts. The Norwegian veto and the king’s absence are cited as suspending royal duties.

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A Farmhand Commits Double Murder Then Suicide near Ailtshore

A farm near Ailtshore Ohio reports a double murder and suicide when Edward Dines’s farmhand David Baldwin shot Dines’s daughter Madge aged 14 and Nettle Hart aged 18 who stayed with her, then killed himself with Dines’s shotgun after seizing a revolver. Madge was in bed. Hart shot twice. Miss Dines appeared to try fleeing. Baldwin, about 19, had lived with the Dines family for two years after asking for food. At church, Dines, his wife, and another hired man were away. In other items, a fire in East Liverpool killed Louise Webber 78 and her son-in-law William Hiver. Aims to note several Ohio incidents including a public offense accusation against Elgin councilman D. W. Baker, steam boiler accidents in Cleveland, drownings in Marion, a high school student protest at Zanesville, and a 1902 Supreme Court attachment ruling.

Prisners Ween Fyvernm Foubery Huntington New York Chicago Florence Beilinger Mia Anna Moyer Milwauker Aggie Myers Clarence Myers Pressinn Kanaas City Liberty Jimmy” Burns Post Office North Carolina Wilmington Samuel Lobley Equitable Life Assurance Society Ife Sing Sing Priven Binghamton N Barna Bisih Lant K. Salisbury Crty Grand Rapids Micho Melala Salistry Wolcott Salebury Detroit Mich Thumb Saginaw Valley Lower Michigan William Ziegler New York City Mré Zelgler William Tweedmouth London J. Pierpont Morzan Lady _Rayburn Ion Flv Boynton Chickumati¢a Park Commission Alantic City Bluebeard Johnon Hochta Kersten Hueh Col. Sherwood Dominion Police Everett Cain Janes Gilhula Ue Pere Maranette Railroad United States John Pete Hillaville New Castle Brewing Co New Castle Pete Teamsters Shaw Michael Huidol John Toke Vincent Neharti Andrew Nemitz Pittsburg Paul Watuako Haidol Oregon California Hodler Madine Otier Ershiin Equitable Life Armitrance Society Frick Board of Directtors Wabaship Grand Trunkcs Foight Chatham Ont Foxy Wane P. Do Kittleman Almort Johnay Tonkin Omworn N. Ys Han Ailtshore Edward Dines Dines Madge Nettle Hart David Baldwin Baldwin Misa Hart Miss Dines Ave Tialdwin Mr. Dines East Liverpool Fifth Street

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