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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
2
A crowded, garbled digest of international dispatches and domestic notices. Rays of war updates from Manchuria to Europe mingle with political moves, court actions, accidents, and societal missives, naming Johnsons, ambassadors, governors, and shipwrecks amid a panorama of late nineteenth century global upheavals.
Pekin June 28 Chinese exclusion from the United States remains a dominant topic abroad. Reports describe strong public sentiment, boycotts of American goods, and calls for U S action as China contemplates sending a mission to Washington. American officials seek to curb the movement while noting grievances.
In a June decision the U S Circuit Court of Appeals directs modification of the lower court ruling. It orders Compagnie Generale Transatlantique to pay 118019 francs plus interest to the trustee, representing freight and passenger money from the voyage during which La Bourgogne was lost. The court finds owners not personally liable and the defendant not at fault for the collision.
Chicago June 2 The Post reports the International executive board has decided to depose C P Shea leader of the Brotherhood of Teamsters after a trial found him guilty of violating the organization by laws. The office will be declared vacant until a successor is elected in Philadelphia in August. M J Dwyer, suspended, aided in the strike defense and was barred from counsel. Also noted is the death of bank burglar Frank McCoy in New York and rumors of extensive forgery tied to Baldwin and Simon in Hinton Missouri with suspected losses near $100 000.
Col W K Curry, state registrar of the Sons of the American Revolution, received a letter from Mrs Libble B Robinson regent of Piqua chapter Daughters of the American Revolution ordering official bronze markers for revolutionary graves near Piqua. About 3000 marked graves expected statewide with Piqua first.
In Columbus a life prisoner Walter Fisher from Clarisonhty reportedly shouted religious sentiments after dinner Tuesday, jumped from the table, and went insane. He was restrained and returned to a cell as a tunnel cave in Ironton, collapsing after earth and timber gave way in Tunnel No 41 on the Detroit Southern line near Tronton.
Archbishop Moeller of Cincinnati has arranged a choir of priests to sing Gregorian music at a funeral for 61 priests. At the next consistory the pope will elevate Braga of Petropolis to cardinal, making him the first South American cardinal. Bishop Hona will preside over the Fr along mission next fall. Bishop Galloway oversees missions in Japan, Korea, and China. Cuban and Mexican missions fall under Blabo Candter. Father Benson, son of the late Archbishop of Canterbury, is studying theology with Mer Stapleton Barnes at Cambridge. Reverend Guthrie of Baltimore announces he will not read marriage services at rehearsals nor support fashionable weddings in churches. He links divorce to the fading religious idea of marriage.
A 64 foot wooden statue dominates Tokyo with a head that reportedly could seat 20 people. The item contrasts with a Kansas City hotel billing dispute and a France shooting incident involving a discharged employee. A plant wizard from California and a memoir of Tomatos and potatoes on one plant are noted. Paris reports a dwarf elephant attended by a Senegalese keeper who sleeps nearby.
Mr. Goldstein and his wife suffer long with weakness headaches and heart related pain. They found relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills with one month of improvement and a year of full recovery. The husband credits renewed strength and better health to the pills.
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