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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1905

Page

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Opening of Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland Ceremony

President Roosevelt touched a golden telegraph key in the East Room to inaugurate the Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland. The event linked Washington and Portland via telegraph as bells rang and a national salute fired, with Goode of the exposition company sending congratulatory telegrams.

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Mexico City Reports Imminent Tamazula Volcano Eruption

Special to The Washington Port from Mexico City on June 1 states the meteorological department warns of an active volcano near Tamazula in Durango. Terrific subterranean noises, ground upheavals, and smoke issuing from cone shaped craters cause widespread panic and the evacuation of over two hundred families as mines halt work and a government engineering geology commission plans official investigation.

Washington Mexico City Mexico Adviers Meteorological Department Tamagula Durango Tamazula Jorutlo Michaacan

Tribute to Kentucky Birthday Banquet Honors Supreme Court Justice Harlan

Louisville hosts a banquet for Justices Harlan 72nd birthday. He Native Kentuckian voices praise for Kentucky and law, reflecting on past faults and urging adherence to the reign of law and order.

Louisville Justlee John M. Harlan United States Supreme Court Louisville Bar Association

Burglar Murders Woman in Newark Home

Mrs Frances Wertz was killed early today by an unknown burglar who escaped after striking her with a heavy club as she confronted the intruder on the lower floor with her fifteen year old grandchild. Mr Wertz was away at a neighbor's. The suspect fled into the night.

Newark Vol Frances Wertz

Legislators Arrested on Bribery Charges in Arkansas

Three Arkansas lawmakers, Senator H. K. Toney and Representatives George F. Chapline of Monroe County and C. B. Andrews, were arrested on bench warrants grounded in Pulaski County grand jury indictments charging bribery or conspiracy to bribe. All posted bond and were released. Chapline had earlier faced a similar charge and faced a second indictment.

Arkansas Little Rock Ark Pulaski County H. K Toney George F. Chapline Monroe County C B Andrews Chapline

Two Enginemen Cremated In Ohio Train Crash

In Dayton Ohio a Pennsylvania passenger train No 28 from St Louis struck an oil wagon at Stilwater Junction early today. The oil tank burst and ignited the engine fires. Engineer Edward Gimbey and Wireman Charles Pryor of Columbus were burned to death. The wagon driver escaped uninjured. The train sustained no damage.

Dayton Ohio Pennsylvania St. Louis Stilwater Junction Edward Gimbey Charles Pryor Columbus

Tremor Levels Cities in Montenegro and Albania

A severe earthquake devastates Montene gro and Albania causing widespread destruction. In Scutari five hundred houses collapse as two hundred people are killed or injured in the catastrophe reported by a special cable dispatch to The Washington Post dated June 1.

Montenegro Albania Washington Post

Bank closes in Trinidad amid policy dispute

The American Savings Bank in Trinidad Colorado closed its doors today with assets of about 176 000 and liabilities of 146 000. Vice president and cashier J L Bridge said the bank suspended operations due to disputes over policy questions threatening the bank s interests while stressing the bank is solvent and deposits will be paid in full. Two Russian hospital ships were seized near Korea for alleged violations of The Hague conventions and were held at Sasebo for protection. An ad notes Norfolk Newport News steamers of the Norisk Washington Steamboat Co operating daily from 7th Street with connections to New York and Boston.

Trinidad Colo American Savings Bank J. L.bridge Cerlain Ques Whch

Czar Seeks Unity as Russia Faces War Crisis

Report from St Petersburg describes powerful influences pressing to unite the nation and push Russia toward peace talks while Manchuria battles rage. A national assembly may be summoned to decide peace or war, with ministers awaiting an imperial manifesto and possible constitutional input. The Paris and London dispatches note fear of continued conflict and broad foreign pressure for a peaceful settlement.

St. Petersburg National Assembly Manchuria Associated Press Tsarskoe-Belo Wil Linovitch Paris M Bompard Russia France Japan Foreign Office M. Bompard Delcasse Admiralty Nebogarom Botaly Paria Jane Parle St Petersburg Allance Great Britain United States Rusela Augsia Germany

Battle of Tsushima Aims at Sea Power and Clear Victory

Japanese accounts describe a fierce engagement off Tsushima in which the Mikasa led a decisive enveloping action against a large Russian squadron. Torpedo boats and destroyers pressed assaults after night and day battles, sinking ships including Borodino and Donskoi, while Nebogatov surrendered with four ships captured and prize crews placed aboard.

Tokyo Sasebo Tsu Islands Tsushima Okinshima Hiushin Mikesa Kasuga Borodino Flotila Iiting Chitoge Huassiang Vladivostok Chiyupyon Bay Maidhuru Navy Yard Kninz Sou~var Orel Ostrabla Navarin Nicolai I Mikasa Souvaroft Asame Oushakoff Yashiro Nebogatov Dmitri Donskoi Uloun Jaland Mindzuru Rojestvensky

Scenes on Borodino from the Borodino battle

An officer aboard the Borodino describes the fierce sinking fight near Sasebo. He details firing the 12 inch guns, the ship taking hits, Admiral Rozystvensky visiting, crew casualties, smoke filled barbette, and the ship listing and breaking formation before final abandonment. The account continues on the third page.

Washington Post Tokyo Borodino Sasebo Geesel Rojest~vensky Boroding

King Alfonso Escapes Grave Assassination Plot

Paris reports reveal a planned assassination of King Alfonso involving five bombs received from Barcelona. A woman under police surveillance and Arsene Arnould are central suspects, with Spanish anarchists and associates named. The carriage attack injured a guard and horses, but the King and President Loubet escaped unharmed amid national sympathy and continued celebrations.

Barcelona Arsene Arnould Noileld Arnould Paris Alfonso Rue de Rivoli Majlato Volina Paria Bolz Virofay Loubet Victor Wolde Lowbet Lfe Monquin Secret Service Miona Mond

Exposition Opening and Cabinet Changes Highlight Issue

President opens the exposition as talks swirl over peace and war. Cabinet shakeups loom with anticipated shifts. Local and regional items include education diplomas, a murder trial press, and racing results. Dartmouth defeats Georgetown in a yacht race noted amid heavy seas.

Frick Llorenz Casaini Weaver News of Virginia Maryland Lake Motonic King Peter Boelai Dartmouth Georgetown Ocean Greene Gaynor Treasury

Slain by Angry Mob in Louisiana Dispute

A New Orleans special reports Ernest Lacour, a white man, shot and killed by a mob after a dispute with Lacour's driver. The assailant and four other Black musicians from Matchez, Mississippi, were involved. the killer was hanged by enraged citizens. The four companions were turned over to authorities.

New Orleans Batchoelier Ernest Lacour Lacour Matchez

Bribery Charges Stir Grand Jury in Chicago Trade Row

Chicago June 1 President Shea and Albert Young testified to bribery offers to call a strike by Teamsters employed by Sears Roebuck against Montgomery Ward. They said $100000 was offered to call a strike, which was refused. Young gave additional details, claiming a meeting location and attendees. Judge Barnes ruled on self incrimination, ordering answers. Coal dealers and teamsters discuss unpaid strike benefits of about 30000 and attempts to sway officials to end strikes. Shea asserted the strike would end if rivals rehired workers without forwarding packages for rail and express firms.

Paris Alfonsh France Loubet Chalons-Sur-Marne Bleth Porgeman d'Orsay Payce Invalides Corps Chalons Louvre Rue de Rivoli Shea and Young Rosoo Sears, Roebuck & Co Montgomery, Ward & Co Chicago Shea Caméteny’ Union Albert Young Leary, Roebuck,& Co Montgomery Ward & Co Shee Young Barnes Fake Healy Coal Desiers Kea Teamsters Feader Railway Express Companies Rese Deverses

Sultans Declines French Reform Proposals at Tangier

June 1 Tangier Morocco Sultan Mohammed el Torres declares unable to accept French reform plans for Moroccan administration and seeks a powers conference after consulting each nation. In Argentina a new revolution is reported in Santiago del Estero with the governor taken prisoner. Auction notice for furniture at 10:30 p.m. by Wisen & Mayers in Washington.

Argentina Buenos Ayres Itta Santiago del Estero Stunity Wisen & ‘Mayers G Street

Equitable Life Report Demands Resignations and Reform

The Frick committee report on the Equitable Life Assurance Society proposes resignations for Alexander Hyde and Tarbell. It urges reorganizing the business away from deferred dividend policies toward traditional life insurance and calls for refunds of $61,000 plus restitution of up to $20,000,200. The board faces pressure to act promptly while contending with delays.

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