Discharged by Court in Junky Disagreement Case
A court discharged a party in a dispute described as a junky disagreement, marking an end to the case without further action. The document notes the legal action and final relief granted.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1904
Page
1
Massacre in the Philippines Massacre in the Philippines
The New York jury in Nan Patterson’s murder trial of Caesar Young reported they could not agree on a verdict after late night deliberations. The judge ordered further consideration and the jury was discharged, signaling a new trial for Miss Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Patterson
Kuropatkin Reports Russian Recapture at Port Arthur
Kuropatkin telegraphs to the general staff from St Petersburg claiming Chinese sources report Russians recaptured 205 meter hill at Port Arthur with forces including Saipanese troops. Weather at the front is sunny with a thermometer near 11 degrees Fahrenheit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Port Arthur
Philippine Massacre at Dolors Rocks Samar Island
Manila reports a lieuten ant and 38 native scouts were ambushed and massacred at Dolors on Samar. Two thousand natives threaten Boloas, a critical situation. Lieutenant Abbot, commanding the scouts, has requested aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samar
Boloas
She Killed Her Baby Acquitted by Jury in New York
In New York General Sessions a jury acquitted Clara Adler 18 of killing her infant. Adler admitted benzine caused the death, claiming accidental poisoning during a suicide attempt misperceived as carbolic acid. The jury and spectators donated 100 to her. Judge Newburger upheld the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Court of General Sessions
Clara Adler
Miss Adler
New Head for Iowa's National Guard
Des Moines Iowa Dec 23 Governor Cummins appoints Captain W H L Thrift of Dubuque adjutant general of the Iowa National Guard to succeed Melvin H Byers who was named by Governor Shaw in 1808 Captain Thrift a Civil War veteran heads a guard whose development has been strong under his administration and a movement for change had existed among the ranks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
National Guard
Des Maimes
Cummins
W. HL. Thrift
Dubuque
Iowa National Guard
Melvin H. Byers
Shaw
Thrift
Diplomat Hioko Seeks Arbitration Treaty With U S
Washington December 28 Mr Hioko of the Japanese legation called on Secretary Hay after a conference he announced that Japan was willing to negotiate an arbitration treaty with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hioko
Legation
Hay
Japan
Czar Indorsement Sparks Reform Debates and Royal Reunion
A telegram note by Emperor Nicholas I spurs debate over zemstvo reform as riots flare in Moscow and Chernihiv. Analysts say the czar’s annotation signals possible autocracy persistence, while conferences on reforms continue. Princess Louise visits Dresden seeking access to royal children but is denied entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Zemstvo
Chernigov
Nicholas
Zemstvos
Moscow
Associated Press
Chernigov Zemstvo
Harvard Observatories Link Saturns Eighth and Ninth Moons
Harvard researchers in Cambridge Massachusetts and Arequipa Peru connected discoveries of Saturns moons. The eighth moon was found first and the latest, Phoebe, is retrograde and rare. Photographs from Arequipa revealed Phoebe but the moon vanished for two years before reappearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Cambridge
Peru
Phoebe
Arequipa
Arequipa Observatory
Columbia University Hazing Incident Sparks Investigation
Police Captain McGlynn opened a personal inquiry after Kingdon Gould drew a revolver at sophomores pursuing him near Columbia. Dean Hutton and President Butler ordered investigations into hazing as students threaten to strike if suspensions occur. Wheeler, Gelthinger, Doty, Cauchois, and Sage named among involved sophomores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McGlynn
Kingdon Gould
Columbia University
University
Dean Hutton
School of Applied Sciences
A. Aighinger
Gould
McAdoo
School of Applied Science
Butler
Young Gould
Broadway
A. J. Gelthinger
Science
W. Bailey
O. K. Doty
R. W. Cauchois
F. Sage
Russia Has a Mormon Issue in Odessa Case Appeal
In Odessa on December 23 Jews challenge a legal question in a case about plural marriages under Mormon influence. The appeal focuses on religious rights and family law as arguments proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
End of Cotton Mill Strike Hoped Amid Negotiations
Fall River reports growing belief that the cotton mill operatives strike may end soon as union members seek understanding with owners. Some think restored wages and minor grievances addressed by manufacturers will settle the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Judge Munner dismisses last conspiracy count in Dietrich case
In Omaha United States District Court Judge Munner dismisses the final conspiracy charge tied to the indictment linked to United States Senator Dietrich. In Marshall Michigan the saloonists who attacked liquor sales by the drink from prescription counters met and pressed Mayor Beckwith to enforce druggist laws, sending Marshal Stone to lawfully curb further violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Munner
United States District Court
United States
Dietrich
Marshall, Mich
Kists
Star Chamber
Beckwith
William = p. Stone
Governor Winthrop Consults on Porto Rico Agriculture
Governor Winthrop of Porto Rico meets Secretary of Agriculture Wilson to discuss developing the island's agricultural resources. Henry O'Meara, longtime Boston newspaperman and poet, is reported dead in Boston. The Alabama National Guard will take part in the inaugural parade in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Porto Rico
Wilson
Boston
Henry O'Meara
Alabama National Guard
Washington
Official Presidential Vote Totals From Last Month
Chicago December 2 The Associated Press releases the official vote totals from all forty five states for the presidential electors. Roosevelt leads with 1 746 708 votes while Parker has 2 247 578. Minor party totals are listed with Socialist and Labor candidates noted. Roosevelt carries 32 states to McKinley’s 17 and Parker 13. Roosevelt 336 electoral votes, Parker 140, Bryan 155 under prior apportionment. Net Republican gains 410 700. Democratic net loss 1 200 609.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Chicago
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Lepoa
Parker Chen
USC Od Dba
Swallow
Watson
PIOT
Cor Fegan
Socialist- Labor
Holcomb
Continental Labor
McAkinley
Bryan
McKinley
Wirginia
Peele Ware
Georgia
Missisippi
New Jersey
New York
Rhode Island
South Carolina
West Virginia
Woins
Nebraska
Debs
California
Ilinois
Massachusetts
Missouri
Illnois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Utah
Washington
Wisconsin
Socialist Labor Party
Colorado
Connecticut
Kentucky
Texas
Virginia
Continental Labor Party
North Carolina
Debs and party vote tallies across states and recent diplomatic note
The report details Debs wide Socialist and Prohibition results in 1904 and 1900 across multiple states, noting largest gains and losses for Democrats and Republicans. It also reports the U S government calling on Venezuela over the expulsion of AP correspondent A F Jaurette, with Castro's initial explanation deemed unsatisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Venezuela
A. F. Jaurette
Associated Press
Caracas
Castro
Unsat
Bitter Fight With Consumption Promised By Dr King’s Discovery
Beall of Beall Mississippi relates his wife’s fall symptoms of consumption and her cure after using Dr King’s New Discovery. She improved after four bottles and was fully cured. Trial bottles free offered by J J Stewart, Druggist. Price 50 cents to 1.00.
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Drag
Chicago Markets Mixed Hog Prices and Steady Cattle News
Chicago markets report December 23 1904 show hog receipts 34163 official yesterday with light trade weak others steady to strong prices from 4 05 to 4 45 for different hog classes. Cattle and sheep futures vary with heavy shipping grades around 4 30 to 4 65 for hogs and cattle steady to strong with beef and lamb markets mixed.
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Caesar Young
Patterson
Stoessel
Kamimura
Rogostvensky
Czrar
Shanghaigraim
Shanghai
Orient
Kamiimura
China Sea
Singapore
Tues
Madagascar
Manila
Spezial
the Evening Journal
Ant
Dolors
Abbot
Jury
Czzarina
Louise
Saxony
Dresden
Columbia
Hutton
Southfield
Homead Ccroenstedn
Polvininy
Cronstein
Gershon
David
Solomon
Caucasus
Odessa
Ot. Petersburg
Admiralty
Vilchitsky
Hydrographic Bureau
Cie
Kara Straits
Sioux City
Dedham Savings Bank
Dedham
J. G. Caton
Showling
Hoogs
Grain Market
Beach-Wickham Grain Co
Chicago Board of Trade
McCall Bros
Florida
Frisco Rt
Frisco
Southern Railway
Kansas City
Jacksonville
Fla
Southeastern Limited
Passenger Traffic Department
Saint Louis
Druggiate
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