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Westville Indicator

Location

Westville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1905

Page

6

Far East war updates and naval movements

London experts expect a major naval clash in the Far East by May near Vladivostok as Togo consolidates his fleet. Japan closes Kelung port in Formosa to all outsiders indicating a base for the Japanese fleet. Russian forces concentrate on the Kirin road with another land engage­ment anticipated while Vladivostok prepares for siege with about 100000 troops.

London Far Vladivostok Togo Kelung Ielung Formosa Washington Linovitch Kirin Japan Russia

Long list of 1910s world events spans politics and disasters

A wide survey notes reindictment of Senator Burton over fees from Rialto Grain, discovery of John Paul Jones remains in Paris, baseball season opened, and heavy game attendance. Reports cover mine deaths at Zeigler, farm congress in Richmond, factory fires, earthquakes, and political shifts including anti-cigarette laws and labor disputes.

United States J. R. Burton Kansas Federal Grand Jury St. Louis Rialto Grain & Securities Company Post Office Department Washington Joh Paul Jones Paris Farmers’ National Congress Richmond Leiter Zeigler Massachusetts Senate Canada Earl McKinstry Frei Harrison Fisher’s Station Noblesville Ind Pennsylvania West Ware Paper Company West Ware Mass Limoges France Llainland Works Sultanpur India Ambassador Choate London Lord Haisbury

St Louis Shuts Down for First Dry Sabbath in Six Years

In St Louis on April 17 a city wide 24 hour dry period began at midnight, marking the first fully dry Sabbath in the era. Saloons, barbers, newsstands, cigar shops, delis, and many restaurants closed, with only drug stores remaining open, as caterers coordinated to enforce the lid on Sunday commerce.

St.Louis St. Louis

Michigan Bank Fails in Owosso

M L Stewart & CoOWosso oldest bank in town and second largest in Michigan assigned to Detroit Trust for creditors. Capital 200000 deposits 480000 bills payable 50000 assets 61000 cash and receivables 452000. Bank crippled beyond hope of resurrection as Owosso Carriage Co defaulted 28009. Suspension notice cites carriage company failure.

Owosso Mich M. L. Stewart & Co Detroit Trust Company Owosso Carriage Company

Depot Fire Destroys Grand Trunk Depot at Durand

A late night blaze leveled the Grand Trunk union depot in Durand Michigan damaging the dispatcher's offices and suspending train service on the Durand division and the Detroit Grand Haven Milwaukee line. The new building worth 125000 was dedicated last October and telegraph lines were severed with only one telephone line saved.

Durand Mich Grand Trunk Union Road Port Huron Grand Trunk Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee Railroad

Frost Threat Tightens Grip on Southern Crops

Thousands of farmers and truck gardeners across Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina fear heavy damage from a general frost. Freezing temperatures threaten early fruits and vegetables with potential losses running into hundreds of thousands of dollars, especially in South Carolina where crops are farther along.

Louisville Ohio River Kentucky Tennessee Georgia North Carolina South Carolina

President Kills Bear in New Hunting Trip

President Roosevelt bagged his first bear on a hunting trip near Newcastle Colorado. A 600 pound cinnamon bear crossed the trail 15 miles from town as the hunt began. After a half hour chase the president leaped from his horse and killed the animal, which was skinned by guide John Goff before the party reached camp at five o'clock.

Warsaw Cassie L. Chadwick Cleveland A. B. Spear Oberlin Bank Carrie Nation Myra McHenry Mirs Lucy Wilboit Wichita Kan Charles M. Reed Boston Benjamin F. Ferguson Chicago Art Institute Chicago Keokuk R. B. Grover Company St. Petersburg Edward Anderson Alderman University of Virginia Charlottesville Robert M. la Follette Wisconsin Oscar Gandy & Co Cherubusco Ind Colorado Springs National Cripple Creek Col Democratic Club of New York Waldorff Astoria Alton B. Parker Wisconsin Senate William Conway Janesville Wis National Council of Women Washington Mary Wood Swift San Francisco Virginia Park Holland Mich Peter McCarthy Mexico Roosevelt Oklahoma Colorado Beef Schwartzschild & Sulzberger Company Garfield Standard Nan Patterson New York J. Morgan Smith Union Pacific New York Central Northwestern Germany United States Morocco Henry Campbell-Bannerman Ireland Liberal Party Great Britain Newcastle John Goff

Receiver Appointed for Penn Shovel Co. in Warren

A. G. Judd named receiver for the Penn Shovel company of Warren with liabilities around 50 000 dollars and 43 000 dollars in quick assets. Outstanding claims are sufficient to cover all indebtedness. The plant was moved from Corro Pa to Warren a year ago.

Warren, O A. G. Judd Penn Shovel Company Corro

Free booklet promises health guidance from Dr. Pusheck Chicago

Advertising copy promotes a free booklet on good health. It touts Push eck's Kuro as a cure for rheumatism pains weakness and stomach trouble calling it the best blood and nerve tonic and urges readers to write today.

Pusheck Chicago

Strange Wordplay on Fort and Fortress in Stray Stories

In a light note from Stray Stories the author muses on differences between a fort and a fortress. The joke suggests a fortress would be harder to silence, playing on language and humor.

Adirondacks Guide Promotes Region With Free Mail Offer

The excerpt promotes The Adirondacks and How to Reach Them with maps and locality notes across northern New York. A free mailed copy is offered postpaid upon two cent stamp to George H. Daniels at Grand Central Station New York. It mentions French fashion tolerance and contrasts with American trends as quoted from the Boston Globe.

The Adirondacks New York Adirondack Mountains George H. Daniels Grand Central Station

Homestead Information and Travel Tickets Advertised

To G. Warner at the Kansas City Southern Ry Kansas City Missouri for details on free Government Homesteads New Colony Locations Improved farms Mineral lands Rice lands and Wimber lands and for copies of Current Events Business Opportunities Rice book and K C S Fruit book plus cheap round trip homeseekers tickets on sale first and third Tuesdays of each month inviting travelers to the Land of Fulfilment.

G. Warner G. P T. A Kansas City Southern Ry Kansas City

Education Seen As Loophole To Escape Work Says Chicago Sun

A Chicago Sun quotation notes too many young men view education as a loophole to avoid labor, reflecting attitudes about work and schooling.

Chicago Sun

Central Minnesota Lands For Sale Privately Priced

The Central Minnesota Immigration Company offers fifty thousand acres of hard wood lands for sale in the Park region of North Central Minnesota with dairy and soil benefits. Low prices and easy terms available. For more details write S. D. Works See’s Mankato Minn.

The Central Minnesota Immigration Co Minnesota S. D. Works Mankato Minn

The Average Man and the Pose as His Own Hero

A brief artful reflection critiques the urge of individuals to project heroic self-images, noting the common mania for self dramatization and public impersonation.

Chicago Daily News

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