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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1905

Page

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Russian Fleet Sightings Stir War News From Singapore to Saigon

Reports from St Petersburg detail conflicting telegrams on Rojestvensky's fleet with four battleships missing and possible southern routing via Sunda straits. A Singapore sighting of the fleet by the Gregory Apear places the ships 150 miles north-northeast of the city while a Japanese squadron is reported near Saigon. A Manchuria update says no change in army positions.

Rojestvensky Nebogatoff Sunda Straits Singapore Gregory Apear Enquisty Rojestvensky Saigon Manchuria St. Petersburg Karkevitch General Staff

Whirling Record Set By Beirut Dervish In New York

Marie Bayrooty a Dervish dancer from Beirut Syria held herself awhirl for thirty two minutes achieving 2400 revolutions surpassing a prior twenty minute mark. She spun to music on heels and toes with bursts of speed then slowed and stopped after a final cry at thirty two minutes.

New York Marie Bayrooty Beirut Syria

Dowie Pursues Zion City Buy in Mexico

John Alexander Dowie has left Victoria to negotiate the purchase of the Lopez ranch in Mexico totaling 12,000,000 acres to establish a Zion City. He says John A Lewis of Meridian Mississippi will manage the project and stresses the move is not an invasion of Zion City.

Victoria Mex John Alexander Dewis City of Mexico Lopez Ranch Zion City Dowie John A. Lewis Meridian Miss American Cotton Seed Company

Eight Hours on Canal Work

Washington reports Panama canal commission awaiting Attorney General Moody's decision on labor hours beyond eight per day. Chief Engineer Wallace warns such a rule would delay construction and disrupt uniform shifts as some crews already run twelve or ten-hour days. Train crews would extend to ten hours to meet demand.

Washington Panama Canal Commission Moody Canal Zone Magineer Wallace

Logs Halt at Cameron Dam as Dietz Blocks Drive

Mississippi Logging sends large crew to Cameron dam on Thornapple river drive to move a log backlog held by John Dietz. If Dietz resists, the crew will await federal protection and warns the injunction may not have been properly served. A Dietz brother present defends the injunction and notes no log will move.

Chippewa Falls Wis Mississippi Logging Company Cameron Thornapple River John Dietz Dietz

Synagogue Groups Plan 250th Hebrew Landing Anniversary

In New York on April 11 under Congregation Shearith Israel a meeting organized plans for the 250th anniversary of the first Hebrew colonists arrival. Thirty five congregations sent delegates and a fifteen member committee led by Jacob H. Seifrin was formed to prepare the celebration.

New York Congregation Shearith Israel Jacob H. Sebifm

Woman Formerly Convicted of Forgery Arrested Leaving Penitentiary

Annie Sharpley, just released after a two year term at the eastern penitentiary for forging a post office money order, was arrested on a warrant for New York as she left the prison. The charge mirrors her prior conviction.

Philadelphia Annie Sharpley New York

Printers' Association Formed Across Southwest

The Employing Printers' association of the southwest has been organized in Kansas City at a special Typothetae meeting. About 200 delegates from Missouri Kansas Colorado Arizona New Mexico Texas Arkansas Tennessee Louisiana and Mississippi attended. Headquarters will be at St. Louis. Delegates oppose future contracts with organized labor and oppose the eight hour day.

Kansas City Employing Printers’ Association Southwest Typothetae St. Louis Missouri Kansas Colorado Arizona New Mexico Texas Arkansas Tennessee Louisiana Mississppi

First Clearing House Opens in Iowa City

Saturday marked the close of the first month of operation for Iowa Citys first clearing house. Members include four local banks and Johnson County Savings First National Iowa State Bank and Citizens Savings and Trust. Banks clear three times weekly with ongoing success.

First Clearing House Iowa City Johnson County Savings Bank First National Bank Iowa State Bank Citizens’ Saving and Trust Company Banka Clear

Five Killed in Santa Fe Train Collision at Kinsley

Five persons died and several injured in a rear end collision on the Santa Fe line at Kinsley Kansas station. A standing train was struck from behind by an east bound train. names were not released.

Kansas City Santa Fe Kinsley Kan

Burglars Loot Indianola Businesses in Danville Area

In Indianola south of Danville Alabama on April 11 burglars broke into six stores by smashing windows and secured about 25 dollars in cash and 100 dollars in merchandise from multiple business houses. Local authorities investigate the string of burglaries.

Danville Indianola Here

Presbyteries Vote for Union with Presbyterian Church

Cumberland Presbyterian headquarters reports Tulare California and Bonham Texas presbyteries voting in favor of union. The tally stands fifty five votes for the proposition with fifty eight needed as more presbyteries remain to report.

Nashville, Tenn Cumberland Presbyterian Tulare Cal Bonham, Tex Presbyterian Church

Wheat Crop Report Shows 91.6 Percent Winter Wheat Condition

The April 1 average condition of winter wheat stands at 91.6 percent, compared with 97.3 in 1984 and 83.1 as the ten year April mean. The update comes from the chief of the Bureau of Statistics in the Department of Agriculture. The Pennsylvania Senate moved to fund a statue of the late Senator Quay with a $20 000 appropriation. In another item J Morgan Smith and his wife return to New York under a stipulation that only conspiracy charges would be pursued, ending extradition resistance.

Washington Bureau of Statistics Department of Agriculture Pennsylvania Senate House Quay J. Morgan Smith New York

Frank P Flint New California Senator

Frank P Flint becomes United States senator replacing Thomas Bard. A Los Angeles lawyer with interests in banks and other enterprises, he is a Massachusetts native, 43, relocated to California at age three, and has a wife and two children.

Frank P. Flint Thomas Bard United States Senate Los Angeles Moment Massachusetts California Golden State

Thief Pickets Lift Wagon Load At Montgomery Ward

Chicago during the strike saw pickets steal a wagon load of clothing from Montgomery Ward's building while the driver was inside. Police clashed with crowds and arrested a man throwing a brick as officers tried to control the mob.

Goode Montgomery Ward & Co Chicago Picekets Montgomery Ward Ward Employers’ Association Judge Dunne Kingeio Vilardo Nilardo Pepito Beneditti Torturit

RK B Grover & Co assigns for creditors in boiler disaster aftermath

The Brockton shoe firm behind the March 20 boiler explosion that killed fifty eight and caused $250000 in losses has assigned for creditors. Assignees include Charles P Hall Judge Warren A Reed and Fred B Howard. The assets are mainly Emerson shoe stores. assignment aims to keep the business going this season.

Brockton Mass RK. B. Grover & Co Charles P. Hall American Hide and Weather Company Boston Warren A. Reed Fred B. Howard Home National Bank Reel Emerson Shoe

Disbarment case in LaPorte charges mayor, city attorney

Indictment filed against Mayor Lemuel Darrow and City Attorney Worden of LaPorte and John W. Talbot of South Bend for conspiring with Mrs. Rose Duck to produce perjured testimony. Mrs. Stella Lulla had been tried for fur theft. Duck testified she sold the fur to Lulla. Indicted attorneys allegedly paid Duck $25. Arraignment set for April 17.

Mrs. Lulla

Black Hand Confession Reported in Torturiti Case

In San Francisco on April 11 the wife of Pietro Torturiti confessed to involvement in a Black Hand case. Police expect further statements as the investigation proceeds.

Black Hand San Francisco Pietro Torturiti

Attack at Romny school portrait blast injures pupils

In Romny Poltava government area during prayers at the high school four pupils were injured when an explosive hidden behind a portrait of Emperor Nicholas detonated. Nine shots were fired at the governor's prison residence near Labau. he escaped unharmed and attackers fled.

St. Petersburg Romny Poltava Emperor Nicholas lAbau

President Harper Returns

University of Chicago head Wil lam R. Harper arrives home from the east at Englewood after a trip. He greets his wife Mrs Harper and children Paul and Mrs Chas Scribner Eaton, and says “Look at me” with a springy step and good health.

Harper Chicago Willam R. Harper University of Chicago Englewood Paul Chas Scribner Eaton

Supreme Court strikes Alaska six man juror provision

Justice White writes that Alaska is part of the United States in full sense, invalidating a state code provision for a six man jury as unconstitutional. The ruling clarifies territorial status for Alaska.

Washington Supreme Court of the United States Justice White Alaska The United States

Women Oppose The Poster In Streator Ad Debate

Ninety nine members of the Streator Woman's club express support for newspaper advertising over hand bills or circulars used by local merchants.

Streator Streator Woman's Club

Gladden Attacks Lawyers Shielding Plunderers

The Rev. Dr. Washington Gladden delivered a biting arraignment of lawyers who aid gigantic plunderers. He condemned the perversion and abuse of law that shelters male factors and enriches unscrupulous practitioners, calling unprincipled lawyers a dangerous class in society.

Columbus, O Washington Gladden

Earthquake Casualties in British India Reported

British India quake tolls released by Indian Secretary in London on April 11 show European casualties and numerous wounded. Officials confirm affected cities and relief measures under way.

British India London

Earthquake Casualties Reported Across Regions in India

Dispatch from Lord Curzon lists European casualties in recent earthquakes. Dharmsain reports thirteen dead and two seriously injured, Kangra seven dead with most native residents hurt, Palinpur two dead with serious injuries. Palanpur area and European losses at Kulu and Pundab likely incomplete.

Brodrick Lord Curzon Loedin Dharmsain Kangra Palinpur Palanpur Tet Viceroyadda Kulu Pundab

Sailor Richard Starr Arrested After Assault Attempt

In Los Angeles on April 11 Richard Starr a sailor from Rear Admiral Goodrichs flagship Chicago now at Long Beach was brought to Los Angeles under arrest for attempting to assault Admiral Ciomlrich Starr one of the crew of the boat that rowed the Admiral ashore was remanded after the incident and later sent to jail.

Los Angeles Cal Richard Starr Goodrich Chicago Long Beach Ciomlrich Starr Ciomlrich Starr Salor

Counterfeit Certificate Case In Louisville

A counterfeit diver certificate was seized by Secret Service men in Louisville. The certificate, altered to show a silver mark, had the Indian head image replaced with a five dollar note. The center spread was partly removed with other similar alterations observed.

Louisville

Train Kills Young Woman Near Morley Station

A Santa Fe passenger train struck and killed Miss Beatrice Combelly of Buffalo New York near Morley ten miles west of Trinidad. Her companion Miss Julia Kirchner survived with no injuries while both were traveling from Chicago to Ashfork Arizona Territory.

Trinidad Cole Santa Fe Tratn Beatrice Combelly Buffalo Myu Morley Here Connelly Julia Kirchner Chicago Ashfork A. T Kirchner Superior Mich

Chicago Market Receipts and Prices Open Sharp Higher

Opening market reports from Chicago for April 11 1906 show hogs receipts 1400 plus yesterday’s carry 500. Market strong with light hogs 85 to 85 57, heavy shipments 85 40 to 85 50. cattle steady with beef prices 84 50 to 86 75. sheep and lambs steady near 83 to 85 60 for natives and 84 60 to 87 70 for westerns. Official receipts yesterday 49410 shipments 14408. estimated receipts today 14000 tomorrow 33000.

Western Lease

Garfield outlines oil price probe scope in Topeka conference

Commissioner James R. Garfield arrived in Topeka to discuss a Campbell plan inquiry into crude oil pricing and refiners with Governor Hoch. He said investigations must be kept secret and will examine nationwide oil industry data, stressing that price fixing violates antitrust law and noting prior packer profits cases.

Topeka Kan James R. Garfield Campbell Flan Hoch Garfield

Augustana College Founders Day Celebrated in Rock Island

Founders' day at Augustana college in Rock Island county will be celebrated on April 27 marking forty five years since the Swedish school was established by the Augustana synod in Chicago. The celebration honors the institution's growth from Chicago to Paxton and finally to Rock Island county where it has been housed since.

Rock Island Augustana College Augustana Synod Chicago Rock Island County OOO Sion Ilinois Augustana Mgs Paxton

Rural delivery names draw curious list from Spring Prairie

Delevan Illinois April 11 officials in charge of rural free delivery urge farmers to name their places. A postmaster collecting names from Spring Prairie found a quirky set including William Vaughn Indiana Run E H Merrick Heaven on Earth L W Merrick Woodchuck Hole Orris Pratt Saints Rest and W G Derthick Pious Hill.

Delevan Spring Prairie William Vaughn Indiana Run E. H. Merrick Heaven On Earth L. W. Merrick Woodchuck Hole Orris Pratt Saints’ Rest W. G. Derthick Pious Hill

May Shut Out Mayor from Council Floor

In Cleveland the city council introduced a resolution to deprive the mayor of the council floor during meetings. The measure does not name Mayor Johnson in the text and refers to who may have the floor. the resolution was referred to committee.

Tom Johnson Cleveland Johnson

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