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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1905
Page
1
Patterson Bail Denied in Caesar Young Murder Case
Justice Greenbaum of the State Supreme Court declined Nan Patterson's bail request pending a new trial on the charge of murdering Caesar Young. The decision was announced in New York on January 6 in a special dispatch to the Evening Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Evening Journal
Nan Patterson
Caesar Young
Justice Greenbaum
Supreme Court
Justice
Abraham Levy
Misa Patterson
District Attorney
Russian Flagship Kniaz Souvaroff Sinks After Striking Rock
Reports from Paris and St. Petersburg say Vice Admiral Rojestvenskys flagship the Kniaz Souvaroff struck a rock and foundered with heavy casualties. Meanwhile Russia orders the Baltic Fleet back to European waters as Port Arthur siege figures clash and fortification plans proceed for a potential relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czar
Paris
St. Petersburg
New York Herald
Rojestvensky
Kniaz Souvaroff
Associated Press
Rumor of sinking flagship denied by Admiralty
Reports that Vice Admiral Rozestvenski s flagship Kniz Souvaroff struck a rock and sank are unfounded according to notices from the Admiralty public office. The denial appears to quell widespread clamor across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rojestvenski
Kniz Souvaroff
Admiralty
Remains of Jobs May to be buried with monument
After two years in the potter's field and delays by relatives over his estate, Jobs May’s remains will be interred in a cemetery lot with a monument. Probate Judge Knight ordered administrators to buy the lot and memorial and complete the reinterment in line with the decedent’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Clemens
Mich
aAfter
Potter's Field
Jobs
Knight
Watson guilty on two indictments for embezzling DC funds
James M. A. Watson, a clerk in the office of ex-Auditor Petty in Washington DC, is found guilty on two indictments charging embezzlement of $12,826 from District funds in 1901. The total suspected amount appropriated to his own use is about $73,000. He plans to appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James M. A. Watson
Petty
District of Columbia
Teeh explode causing injury in Galesburg case
Mrs Loren Atwater of Galesburg Michigan suffered a serious laceration to her mouth and tongue when her false teeth exploded after she heated her face to ease neuralgia and then placed ice in her mouth a physician attributes to sudden temperature change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
Mich
Loren Atwater
Skeleton Found In Grave At Stellar Cemetery
Grand Junction Michigan January 6 The sexton digging a grave for Mrs Benjamin Shamley beside her husband found a coffin containing a skeleton that appeared to have been buried there many years earlier indicating a prior interment at the Stellar cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction, Mich
Benjamin Shamley
Severe cold in Silesia claims twelve lives
Intense cold has gripped the Silesia province in Germany for days, with twelve people冻死。 In the U S Wisconsin cheesemakers hold their annual session in Milwaukee as the president warns of widespread uncleanliness in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silesia
Germany
Wisconsin Cheesemakers’ Association
Milwaukee
Yangtze River Islands Rise From Swift Floods
The Yangtze, China’s longest river at about 8,000 miles, features many islands including some that shoot up from the stream to great heights. Each fall high floods reach fifty feet above normal, making these islands popular places of residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Yangtse
End War Demands Roil Russia on Verge of Revolution
Jan 6 report from St. Petersburg describes growing public anger at the bureaucracy and war. Newspapers face censorship as calls for immediate peace spread to Moscow, where protests target Grand Duke Sergius and the Nickolmbi palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Narshadney
Czar
Troubetzkoy
Russia
Moscow
Sergius
Nickotmbi
Chattanooga conducts successful sea trial amid storm and ice
The protected cruiser Chattanooga returned to Newport R I after a 24 hour sea trial off Tuesday, damaged only by lost forward chests and ice entrapment. The trial board praised the vessel and recommended acceptance. In Washington the senate debated statehood and routine measures while cotton statistics sparked questions in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. 1
Chattanooga
New York
United States
Washington
Senate
Agricultural Department
Census Bureau
House
Livingston
Georgia
Judge orders inquiry into Tippecanoe offices in corruption probe
In Lafayette Indiana Judge ROP Dettart in Tippecanoe circuit court orders a sweeping inquiry into city and county offices. The grand jury is instructed to begin at once with indictments possible after ten days. Allegations include prosecutors accepting money from saloonkeepers to keep open, and city officials accused of related crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Rop Dettart
Tippecanoe
Flanagan
Harrison
Severson
City Counci
Wilbur F. Severson
Hydrophobia Fatality En Route to Pasteur Institute
Henry Lenihan of Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania, son of a noted attorney, died of hydrophobia while being transported with a physician toward a Brookyn Pasteur institute. Bitten two months earlier by a pet spaniel, he first suffered a wave-boat fright and then a second attack as they reached the ferry house, causing alarm among onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pasteur Institute
Brooklyn
Henry Lenihan
Wilkesbarre
T.a
Lenahhan
Davis Sought on Perjury Charge in Indiana War rant
Noblesville Indiana January 6 a warrant was issued for the arrest of J D Davis a wealthy Tipton county farmer charged with perjury He testified he was worth a large sum when fined for his son then filed a schedule showing less than 600 in money and property after the court demanded payment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
J. D. Davis
Tipton County
Cincinnati Banks Merge to Form First National Bank
Final arrangements are completed to consolidate Lafayette National Bank and First National Bank of Cincinnati. The new institution will operate as First National Bank with an estimated capital of 5 million dollars once legal formalities are satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Lafayette National Bank
First National Bank
Cologne Gazette Announces Sale of Spiegeleizen to U S
The Cologne Gazette reports a sale of 15 000 tons of spiegeleizen to the United States signaling a trade transfer. The transaction involves a European supplier delivering the material to American buyers amid postwar market adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
Germany
United States
Harriman bids Northern Securities case to Supreme Court
Northern Securities case moves toward the United States Supreme Court via writ of certiorari. Harriman and allies seek asset recovery. Court of Appeals dissolved an injunction blocking distribution of Northern Securities assets and defeating Harriman Winslow-Pierce efforts. Patterson bail decision delayed as Greenbaum requests briefs. four New York Cotton Exchange brokers suspended sixty days for fisticuffs. Miss Froma Page declared mentally irresponsible and discharged after shoplifting arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jana
Northern Securities
United States Supreme Conn Onion
Oat Warriman
Ti da Ao
Ty WooDb Ghutharte
Warrinan
Hitee Stites Court of Appeals
Periienl
Derree Guth Me
Court of Appeals
Harriman
Northern Securities Company
Harriman and Winslow - Pierce
Northern Pacitie
TSSOE
New York Cotton Exchange
Board of Managers of the Exchange
Froma Page
Youn Society
Ao Sixth Avenue
Frank Heeter Recovers Lost Cash Hidden in Hay Bale
Frank Heeter of North Manchester recovered $42 lost months ago while baling hay on John Hoover’s farm in Wa bash county. The purse had fallen into a bale shipped to J. H. Mort and Chandler & Son in Plymouth Mass. Instructions to workers led to the find and return of the purse and its contents. A check from Plymouth followed the recovery, easing Heeter’s loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Frank Heeter
North Manchester
Sleeter
John Hoover
Wabash County
Tie
Plymouth
Mass
J. H. Mort
Chandler & Son
Pardons Sought for Rev Amos Whitman in Horse Theft Case
Mrs Anna Whitman of Joliet Illinois has applied for a pardon for her husband Rev Amos Whitman who is serving a state prison sentence at Michigan City for stealing horses. The article notes Whitman is described as a mix of evangelist and horse thief with operations across Indiana and Michigan.
Local News From Vienna And Stoughton Visits
Stanley Logan returns from a visit with his mother at Stoughton. Wil Merton Teeter and wife and Mrs MCC Slocum are expected home soon after a southern trip. Bowen and Ro M Coleman return to Des Moines after attending Col A A Rodman’s funeral. Warner’s White Wine of Tar Syrup advertised as a remedy for La Grippe with claimed quick relief and pricing at 26 and 50 cents through J H Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Logan
Stoughton, Wil
Merton
Teeter
McC Slocum
South
From Bowen
Ro M Coleman
Des Moines
Col. A. A. Rodman
Warner
J.H. Stewart
Markets Open With Mixed Hog And Steady Cattle
Chicago opening markets report slow activity with hog receipts estimated at 30000 and mixed prices from 4.15 to 4.67 for light hogs and 4.35 to 4.70 for rough grades. Cattle and sheep show strength with cattle steady to strong and sheep and lambs firm. overall receipts and shipments are tallied with slight declines in some hog grades.
Frisco Southern Sleeper Service to Florida Begins
Beginning November 15 and daily through summer 1905 the Frisco System with Southern Railway will run through Pullman Sleepers between Kansas City and Jacksonville as part of the Southeastern Limited. The train features electric lighting, a cafe observation car and routes travelers through major Southeast cities with berth reservations via Frisco or connecting lines Passenger Traffic Department Saint Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
Southern Railway
Kansas City
Jacksonville
Fla
Southeastern Limited
Saint Louis
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Yangtsekiang
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National Supreme Court
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Chicago
Grain Market
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