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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
6
A recap covers the war in the Far East between Russia and Japan, Washington developments, and notable global interests. It notes shifting hostilities and ongoing diplomatic activity impacting international events.
Mulligan and Donaghue were sentenced to jail for contempt of court as Shea’s questions at the strike injunction hearing were upheld by Judge Kohlsaat. Chicago lumber dealers struggle to meet patrons as police are insufficient to guard wagons. Gov Deneen pledges to mobilize troops within two hours of official request. Carriage and Wagon Workers union members indicted in Chicago over Charles Carlstrom death. Mayor Dunne adds 1000 officers for strike duty to avert troop calls. Senator Platt, head of United States Express, says firms won’t retreat from Chicago strike stance.
Linevitch attempts a push against Oyama as Rennen kampf attacks the Russian left flank. A national defense council led by Grand Duke Nicholas would assume full land and sea control. Rumors spread that Togo’s fleet was defeated south of Formosa, while Formosa was bypassed. Japanese cavalry scout deep into Russian lines near Gunshu pass.
A digest of violent deaths includes Daniel Berry’s murder cleared by a self-inflicted bullet at Savanna. William Stephens who killed his family in Marin county. a Canton bank failure with over $600000 in deposits. Warsaw Poland Jewish conflicts leave eight dead and 100 wounded. Additional items cover political upheaval, court cases, and notable incidents from across the U.S. and world.
Baron Alphonse Rothschild head of the Paris branch of the famous family died after a short illness. He guided the family’s vast influence in European governments and finance, including indemnity payments to Germany and relations with Italy, the Vatican, and Spain. The Rothschilds also held major interests in Russia, America, and various industries.
State's Attorney Healy will lead Chicago grand jury in a broad strike investigation including slugg ing conspiracy and blacklisting. He invites witnesses from both labor and employer sides. The lumber delivery clashes sparked fierce riots as mobs attacked caravans. The Associated Building Trades withdrew support, likely cutting nearly $1,000 weekly from strikers' funds and signaling a possible end to a 50 day dispute.
President Roosevelt has decided the federal government lacks authority to launch a nationwide investigation into life insurance companies including the Equitable Life. States may conduct their own inquiries with full rigor to uncover facts, placing the burden on state governments and the public to seek information.
Peoria Illinois May 27 The jury found Richard Higgins not guilty of murdering Mrs Nellie Thomasson on October 15 last Two ballots were taken The evidence suggested Mrs Thomasson suffered a stomach ailment that could have caused her death
Travel deals list round trips from Chicago to Asbury Park Buffalo Detroit Niagara Falls Philadelphia Toronto with prices and specific travel dates. Includes stopovers and liberal limits. Full details at the city ticket office corner Clark and Jackson Chicago. Rain note ends piece.
The text asks about Dr. Pusheck a Chicago physician who has practiced for 25 years and lately expanded nationwide. It advertises free advice and his Euro-is remedy for weakness, rheumatism, and blood or nervous ailments, with free booking and trial offers. A New York Times quote is cited and references to Piso's Cure appear as testimonial framing.
Mrs Mary Dimmick of Washington recounts eight years of severe menstrual pain and womb ulcers. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Mrs Pinkham's guidance with a life saving recovery. The letter endorses the remedy and invites others to seek advice.
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