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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1905

Page

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Peace conference place narrowed to Washington The Hague or Geneva

A Daily Telegraph report from Moji notes rain in Manchuria but says it will not stop military moves. Washington reports negotiations for Far East peace focus on where plenipotentiaries meet, with Washington seen as the likely choice if held in the United States.

London Daily Telegraph Moji Japan Manchuria Washington Far East Russia The Hague Geneva Paris United States

Czar's End of the Line in Plenipotentiaries Talks

In St. Petersburg on June 15 foreign officials debated a proposed plenipotentiaries meeting after Roosevelt’s note. Russia favors Paris with Nelidoff or The Hague if needed, to avoid a general war as Oyama presses on. The plan aims for a limited armistice first.

St. Petersburg Lamedorff Roosevelt

Lib–Grewamee Hunt Sparks St. Petersburg Heat

The fragment notes a Lib named Grewamee Hunt in St. Petersburg during June, with limited context indicating a local event or pursuit. No further details available in readable text.

St. Petersburg

Washington to host Russia and Japan peace conference

Washington announced as the site for a peace conference between Russia and Japan. The decision was revealed today in a special dispatch from D C.

Translation of Daudet Sketch on Joan Byng

A Nashna Shisa column prints a translation of Daudet’s historical sketch about Joan Byng the British admiral who was shot on the quarterdeck of his own ship for cowardice in 1757.

Eral Nashna Shisa Nebogatoff Daudet Joan Byng

War office invites German ammo bids for 200 million cartridges

Berlin June 15. The Russian war police called for proposals from German ammunition plants for 200,000,000 car tridges of all kinds, with an estimated cost between 1.5 and 2 million dollars, and for sizable quantities of regulation infantry rifles.

Berlin

Aeronaut Clings to Trapeze as Balloon Entangled at Chimney

In Voghera a balloonist was trapped 190 feet above ground after a gust forced his craft against a factory smokestack. Five men could not reach him with ladders. An army engineer arrived after three hours and helped lower him to safety by hoisting a rope to the chimney top. He was in feeble condition and hospitalized.

New York Voghera Milan Pavin

Double Murder in Georgia Feud Ends Tragedy

In Valdosta Georgia a feud legacy culminates in the killings of 17 year old son and 16 year old daughter of W L Carter a former Baptist minister. The youths were lured outside by a barking dog and shot behind a smokehouse the girl died and the boy died after reaching the house a younger child was wounded. Carter fired at a prowler later saying the intruder was a Negro and he believes the attackers were Negroes.

Valdosta W. L. Carter Carter

Heart Disease Epidemic Alarms New York Mortality

New York reports a sharp rise in deaths from heart disease and related conditions. Mortuary data show heart failure and Brights disease deaths climbing from 13.05 to 20.62 per 10 000 since 1900s while 125 persons died last week from organic heart disease, versus 56 a year earlier. Physicians blame stress, fast living, and financial pressures in the city center for the spike.

New York

Explosion Injures Three in Terre Haute Scrap Pile

In Terre Haute on June 15 three Roumanian laborers were injured when a carbonated water tank in the Highland mill of the Republic Iron and Steel company exploded. The tank, found in the scrap pile, was being cut up with steam shears without realizing it was charged. one man is expected to die.

Terre Haute Ind Highland Republic Tron and Steel Company

Mother slaughters met children near Tucumcari tragedy

Mrs George Campbell a rancher's wife west of Tucumcari New Mexico became insane and killed her five children and herself with a rifle after chasing her husband from the home. In a separate item Thomas F Wyckes a New York lawyer is jailed on blackmail charges tied to letters written under the alias Lewis Jarvis.

Tucumcari N. M George Campbell Thomas F. Wyckes New York Lewis Jarvis

Japan's armored cruiser Asama leads in Korean fleet clash

Japan's nine armored cruisers under Vice Admiral Kamimura played a conspicuous role against Korsakov's fleet. The Asama, nearly battleship in strength, speeds at 23 knots and carries eight and six inch guns that wrought havoc on the Russian ships.

Japan Korestvensky Kamimura Vladivostok

Ohio Convict Bankers Beside Themselves At Penitentiary

Ohio bankers behind bars number twelve with nine more headed there and total loot charged to inmates amounts to $724000. Chicago wheat and pork speculation helped bring their downfalls while some like Spear of Oberlin gambled with Mrs Chadwick. Warden Gould classes them as transgressors not criminals and assigns light clerical work.

Columbus Ohio Walla Chicago Oberlin Ohio Penitentiary Gould

Employment Records and Easy Work for Downfall Impact

Fragmentary text suggests discussions of employment records and easy congenial work to ease the impact of a downfall. No clear names or places are readable to specify entities or date.

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Unfortuna list of Ohio bankers among escape list

The roster shows eleven Ohio bankers among prospective prisoners, with Casale J. Chadwick still under appeal. Notable names include John K. Brown embezzling 25 to 30 thousand and Arthur W. Diebel taking five years for 22 thousand. Other cases span Kent to Cleveland, with total losses up to 187 thousand and sentences from five to ten years.

Queen of Bank Casale J. Chadwick Ohio Indiana John K. Brown New Holland Arthur W. Diebel Canton City National Bank Earl O. Devore Woodsfield Harry P. Hoover Newark Licking County Bank Hoover Kaneen Lorain Citizens’ Savings Bank H. R. Walker Dana & Walker Citizens’ National Bank Chadwick William E. Treese Cleveland First National Bank H. B. Walker Richardd Davis First National Bank of Washington

Graft in the British Army Receives Butler Report

The Butler committee report on the South African war era exposes mismanagement of military stores. It condemns several officers for collusion with contractors who bought stores cheap and resold them to authorities at inflated prices.

London William Francis Butler

Unclear archival note on profits and shipments

The fragmented text refers to store transitions with profits between £0 and $55,000,000 and mentions a postal or army pay department. It notes a Honolulu shipment of reptiles within a steamship voyage, with measures to prevent escapes as the reptiles were killed by a collector before customs.

Army Aerview Honolulu Alameda

Unclear OCR flood report notes river levels and damage

Fragmentary report describes rising flood danger and river decline with limited damage notes. Mentions Quinney and area south of Heannihall with confusion over place names and dates.

Ifvanibel Heannihall Og Quinney Jasttininem

Scores on the ball fields Chi t age Pune and beyond

Baseball and association league results across cities including Chicago New York St Louis Philadelphia Detroit and others. Multiple games with scores listed for American Association Western divisions and regional showings across Des Moines Denver St Joseph Toledo and Minneapolis.

Pune New York St. Toute Brookive St. Low's Piare Boston Willington Chirnaw St Louis New York T Boston Cleeland Routon Philadelphia Detroit Association Davertayile Mal Weenykee Loulaville Miypwiukee Louisville Indienepolie St. Paul Indianapolie Econd Kane St Paul Indianapolia Columbus Kansas City Toledo Minneapole Minneapolis Des Moines Aomatia Denver St. Joseph Colorado Spring Sioux City Colorado Springs Ware

Chicago Markets June 1900 Grain and Livestock Report

Market notes show mixed receipts and price ranges across hogs cattle and sheep. Heavy shipping grades firm to higher with light hogs and packers showing varied bids. Cattle and sheep receipts steady to weak with Western lambs and native stock trading softer in places.

Grand Jury Opens In Chicago Strike Bribery Probe

Chicago August 0 The grand jury hears Joma Driscoll who is alleged to have paid labor leaders to settle strikes as part of a broader inquiry into strike graft. State Attorney Healy notes money paid to end strikes may not indict under Blue laws, but jurors may pursue conspiracy charges. A second settlement proposal for the teamsters strike is reviewed by the Teamsters Joint Council with terms favoring employers and open shop rules.

Chicago Joma Driacots Nik Healy Briery Tte Ite Kake Ia Driscoll Grand Jury Teamsters Teamsters’ Joint Council

United Confederates Meet in Louisville Reunion Opens

In Louisville the United Confederate Veterans and auxiliary gather for their second five year reunion. General Bennett H. Young opens the event and hosts a reception for General Stephen L. Lee. Simon Belivar Buckner and Lieutenant W. L. Cabell are among greeted figures as cheers erupt for Confederate icons.

Simon Belivar Buckner W. L. Cabell Joe Wahealer Hone

Kalrbury Dedicates Library in Fairbury

The Dominy memorial library opened to the public with dedicatory exercises and city closures. The gift was provided by the late L. B. Dominy and accepted by Mayor BE. Aguard, with Herbert Powell presenting the keys and deed on behalf of the Dominy family.

Kalrbury Fairbury Dominy L. B. Dominy Herbert Powell BE. A. Aguard

Greek deputies adjourn after Premier Delayannis funeral

Dayton athlete Rollo Heikes clinched the Ohio state title and the U S Smith trophy at the state tournament of the Ohio Trap Shooters Association as the Greek chamber adjourned for the funeral of assassinated Premier Delayannis.

Greek Chamber of Deputies Delayannis Rollo Heikes Dayton Ohio U. &. Smith Ohio Trap Shooters’ Association

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