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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1905

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Witte Viewpoint as Peace Envoy for Russo Japanese Talks

Rumor and dispatches from St Petersburg claim M Witte will replace Muravieff as chief peace plenipotentiary. Report notes Muravieff resigns due to health yet lack of diplomatic skill, while Witte’s selection signals a push for an end to war and a Russo Japanese understanding.

Muravieff Cxara Witta St Petersburg A. m.Muravieff M. Witte Committee of Ministers Japan Ban M Witte Lumadorff Rusela White Studia Peace Party Foreign Office Washington

Plans at Portsmouth for peace conference visitors

Special to The Washingoo Portamouth New Hampshire July 12 Assistant Secretary of State Herbert H Peirce will arrive Saturday morning to meet Governor Edward N Fearson and Calvin Page at the peace conference. They will move to the Hotel Wentworth New Castle to arrange entertainment for Rosala and Ja delegates. A promotional notice offers rail fares and return tickets from Baltimore to Portland and other points with eight day validity and stopovers in the West.

Portamouth N BL Herbert H Od. Peirce United States Edward N Fearson Concord New Hampshire Calvin Page Rosala Wentworth New Castle

Sinking of Normandie Tragedy Claims Three Lives

New York wires report the steam yacht Normandie was rammed amidships by the Norwegian tramp Voland off Dobbs Ferry in the Hudson River. Captain William Storm and engineer Stewart Gracie of Brooklyn and Miss Gladys Dodge of New York perished. Rudd Greene and Hannigan survived. Coroner Russell ordered Hannigan arrested and issued a warrant for Rudd.

New York Hudson ‘River Dobbs Ferry Voland Gladys Dodge William Storm Hyde Park N. Y Stewart Gracie Brooklyn C.W. Dumont John H. Rudd Yonkers Rudd Frank Russell Westchester County Russell Joseph Hannigan

Millionaire Porters Revolt At Cleveland Depot Docks

Special to The Washington com. Pittsburg fishing club members, thought to be in danger, took charge of their baggage at Erie depot and D C docks. They wheeled baggage to the steamer by hand after refusing transfer wagon. The voyage up the lakes began with a boastful march of wealth and mischief.

Washington Cleveland Pittsburg Erie D. and C Afer Teo Dollar Mollionairés Thes Ualionaires

Torpedo tests injure three at Brooklyn works

In New York on July 12 at the E W Bites Company Brooklyn plant a test of a Whitehead torpedo air flask failed under immense pressure injuring three men. Foreman John J Flynn suffered both legs broken while Charles A Goodspeed and John Riddell sustained lesser injuries. Flynn was guiding the others to the testing room when the flask head gave way and the steel struck him directly.

New York E. W. Bites Company Brooklyn Charles A. Goodeperd Prentiss Tool and Supply Company John J Flynn W. Bites Company John Riddell Maatly Mediaste General Electric Schenectady Flynn Mr. Flynn Mr. Riddell Mr. Goodspeed

Burned by Robbers Diez Victim Dies After Attack

In Wilmington Delaware July 12 Max Gottlelb was found severely burned in a vacant lot and died at a hospital. He told police he was held up and robbed by several men who poured kerosene on him and set fire to his clothing. He claimed his home was in Chester Pennsylvania and said he had relatives named Katz in New York.

Wilmington Del Diez Max Gottlelb Gottlelb Chester Katz New York Boston Mars Alfred Corder Nashville Tenn Arthur J. Marendo Corder Ralief Hospital

Abduction Plot Exposed In New Mexico Territory

A plot to abduct Gov. Otero's son was exposed as Highter convicts formed a band to seize the governor's son and hold him for ransom in the Maipala country of Lincoln County. Mounted police and Territory secret services are now on the lookout for gang members.

Holt Otero Santa Fe N. MI

Henry S Allen Very Ill in Typhoid Fever

New Jersey Representative Henry S Allen of the Sixth District lies critically ill with typhoid fever at Deal Beach where he is the guest of the Country Club relatives have been sent for. Also notes the Princess of Wales delivering a son in London and rail travel ads for Baltimore and back.

New Jersey Congress

President Roosevelt Praises Doctors at Oyster Bay Address

President Roosevelt addressed the Associated Physicians of Long Island at Oyster Bay lauding the medical profession and sanitation work in Cuba and praising General Leonard Wood. He urged support for the Panama Canal project, warned against deserters and alarmist reports, and highlighted doctors as vital in large national undertakings.

Oyster Bay Tella Cuba Roosevelt Associated Physicians of Long Island Panama Canal Bara United States Leonard Wood William B. Savage East Islip Oyster Bay High School H. Beekman Delatour Brooklyn Fowler Assembly Hall Alsogation Theddent Amaqgation Gene Leonard Wood Society Frealdent Association

Perseverance in New Ventures and the Role of Leonard Wood

A speaker contrasts ongoing health and engineering challenges with steady progress in Panama and Cuba. He praises Gen. Leonard Wood for leadership in Cuba’s hygiene and disease prevention, criticizing envy toward a doctor-turned-military officer and stressing resilient problem solving over abandonment of plans.

Battle with bandits ends in hang up near Cedarvale

July 12 Winfield Kansas Detective Calhoon of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway was killed in Cedarvale by two outlaws, Ed Madigan and William Chadburn. Both outlaws were later killed by a Hewins posse after a street confrontation. A merchant M Pope and a woman Malone were wounded, and six traveling men were robbed at the Bretton Hotel.

Winfield, Kang Calhoon Kansas City Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Cedarvale Hewing Oklahoma State Inc Madigan Ponca City Oklahoma William Chadburn M. Pope Malone Wide Medigan Chadburn Bretton Hotel Winfield Calbion Henh Wille Hoewins Aherist Hewins Chad J. M. Pope Oagabum Kaw

Councilman Indicted Over City Contract Ties

Philadelphia Select Councilman Frank H. Caven faces six bills from July grand jury charging violation of his oath by holding city contracts while a council member. The indictment alleges Caven’s stake in a sand and gravel firm created conflicts of interest and influenced city contracts in Philadelphia.

Frank H. Caven Philadelphia John C. Bell Mr. Caven Caven Waaly

Murder on a Honduran trading vessel shocks New Orleans

Captain Hans Holm reported a brutal robbery at sea on the Atilla island route between New Orleans and Honduran points. Twelve aboard the Olympia were killed by Robert McGill, who hid aboard with a Winchester. Miss Miele Morgan survived after a dramatic swim to shore and rescue. McGill was captured at Portville and delivered to Honduran authorities amid local unrest and fear of vigilante justice. Miss Morgan, a 25 year old educated woman, had previously visited New Orleans.

New Orleans Hans Holm Fruster Bratten Uttle Olympia Wen Ruaten Truxillo Helze Belize Atilla Robert McGill Miele Morgan Walter Hose Miss Morgan McGill Hi Portvinir Celba Bonilla Zowe Honduras Elala Morgan

Ward of Rockefeller to guard boy after singing at beer garden

Twelve year old Harry Evans will be trained and supported by John D. Rockefeller after he sang at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church. Rockefeller offered to cover all bills and his mother's support until the boy finishes his education, hoping to spare him from singing in amusement houses.

Heer Garden Oil King Washington Post Cleveland Ohio Harry Evans Himsalf John Rockefeller Harry Euclid Avenue Baptist Church de Edor Barry

Peres 1-Witte Replaces Muravieff in Cabinet Shakeup

President talks to doctors as Muravieff is replaced by Peres 1-Witte in a major government reshuffle. Reports mention a printing office probe, a gift author, and salary cuts amid cotton scandal updates. Treasury explains bank loans as Army and Navy plans loom. District contracts and Maryland education talks noted.

Peres Witte Muravieff Printing Office Equitable Treasury Navy Denver Maryland Baditoris Wall Street Uoval Financial Astatra

Albany editor cited in Hooker probe amid sensational appeal

Albany July 12 sensational turn in the joint legislature inquiry into Supreme Court Justice Warren B. Hooker arose as John B. Stanchfield urged the assembly to cite New York Press editor Ervin Wardman for testimony. He read aloud excerpts alleging political influence and scandal, prompting applause and a Senate leader to issue a subpoena for Wardman.

Albany N. Y Peasion Supreme Court Warren B. Hooker John B. Stanchfield Justice Hooker Stanchfield New York Gov Higgins Mr. Stanchfield Judge Hooker Joint Assembly Assembly Raines Senate Bruce Ervin Wardman New York Press

Will of Moses Dropsie Funds Jewish College in Philadelphia

The will of Moses A Dropsie late Gratz College president and Philadelphia lawyer probated today dedicates estate to a nonsectarian co ed Jewish college in Philadelphia. The institution will be run by a 21 member board with five named governors including Judge Sulzberger and William B Hackenberg.

Moses A. Dropsie Philadelphia Gratz College Institut Cation Sulzberger William B Hackenberg Ameon Fredenwald Baltimore Cyrus Adief Washington Qacar Strausa New York

Ten Deaths From Heat Across New York City

New York on July 12 faced a fifth day of extreme heat with ten deaths and nearly two score prostrations. The heat remained unrelenting despite a brief breeze, with daytime temperatures rising two degrees hourly to the highest point of the day. In Brooklyn Daniel McCarthy drank carbolic acid to seek relief and died. Jerry Lane attacked a fellow worker in a hotel bailor room and was subdued after a struggle. Two policemen aided hospital transport. In Annapolis Admiral candidates Willem T. Little of Mississippi and Rudolph J. Joers of Missouri were admitted as yard shipsmen to the Naval Academy. For travel notices, the Pennsylvania Railroad advertised summer excursions to Atlantic City, Baltimore, and returns on select trains.

New York Mercury Arminaben Brooklyn Daniel McCarthy Jerry Lane Lane Naval Academy Annapolis Ma Willem T. Litetle Mississippi Rudolph J. Joers Missouri

Prominent Figures Face Inquiry Into Blackmail Case

District Attorney Jerome launches probe into alleged extortion linked to America's Smart Set edition. Investigates whether well known subscribers including Astors, Van der Bilts and Potter Palmer were genuine or coerced. Able arraigned on extortion charges. bail set at 3500. Thomas and editors tied to Society Editors Association questioned.

Washington Post New York Jerome America Society Editors' Association Charles H. Able Society Haditors’ Association Edwin M. Fost The Stock Exchange Krotel Hi. R. Thomas Post Alle Able McAvoy Kmtel Pnis Vanderbilts Astors Potter Palmer Ahle Ahie Parley Mr. Thomas Justice Deuel Special Sessions William D. Mann Town Topics Aldrm Deuel Charles Stokes Wayne Society Editors’ Association Justice Denel Fifth Avenue

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