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Westville Indicator

Location

Westville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1905

Page

5

War News Highlights Far East and Global Events

Territorial shifts in Manchuria after Tie Pass evacuation. Russian command changes ordered by the czar. Indemnity talks loom for Japan. multifaceted global economic and political developments unfold from London to Washington. Incidents include stock market gains, bank deposits records, and notable deaths and crimes worldwide.

Tie Pass Manchuria Kuropatkin Linevitch Japan Lendon Berlin Russia Vladivostok Nossi Be St. Petersburg War Council Rojestvensky Togo

Roosevelt Drops Santo Domingo Treaty After Senate Talk

President Roosevelt after a conference with conservative senators agrees to drop the Santo Domingo treaty for the time. He is assured a vote would be adverse. United States Senator Bacon suffers a slight apoplexy attack in the senate and will be confined for some time.

Roosevelt Santo Domingo United States Bacon Senate

Peabody Reins Governor Post After Pledge to Quit

Colorado legislature declares Peabody governor elect after he pledged to resign and cede to Lieut. Gov. McDonald. McDonald sworn in as governor while Adams surrenders office. Heavy Japan flour orders reach Minneapolis mills. one firm received 40 000 sacks in two days. National Congress of Mothers adjourns in Washington to meet in March 1906 in Los Angeles. James W. Linkous hanged at Radford Va for murder of wife and adopted son. Two men die in gas explosion at Sykesville Pa mine. Brig Gen Thomas H Barber dies at his New York home. Wisconsin assembly honors Roosevelt by creating a town named Roosevelt in Taylor county. Secretary and Mrs Hay depart Washington for two months in Europe. Mr Avee acts secretary of state pending Loomis. Weekly US failures total 250. Canada 26. Antonio Santon shot in St Louis. Cimento arrested. Chadwick household sold in Cleveland for 25200 to A Nelson. bidder Samuel L Winternitz at 25100. New French law cuts service from three to two years and ends exemptions. Illinois judges Wright and Booth nominations confirmed. Missouri attorney general seeks to oust oil trust.

Colorado Peabody McDonald Adamis Japan Minneapolis National Congress of Mothers Washington Los Angeles Cal James W. Linkous Radford Pittsburg Coal & Iron Company Sykesville Thomas H. Barber Hawaii New York Wisconsin Assembly Theodore Roosevelt Taylor County Hay Europe Avee Loomis West United States Canada Antonio Santon St. Louis Antonio Cimento Santon Cimento Cassie L. Chadwick Cleveland A. D.nelson Samuel L. Winternitz Chicago Wright and Booth Illinois Senate Missouri Oil Trust

Gas Explodes in Bush Run and Red Ash Mines Killing 24

Charleston dispatch reports a gas explosion at the Bush Run and Red Ash mines near Wharmond on Saturday night. Ten killed initially, 14 more perish in a second blast during a rescue attempt as miners entered the shafts to recover bodies. Mine Inspector Pinckney directs rescue efforts and ventilation improvements before further entry.

Charleston W. Va Bush Run Red Ash Wharmond Edward Pinckney

Warner Wins Prize in Missouri Senate Contest

Jefferson City March 20 After a January deadlock the Missouri legislature elected Maj. William Warner Republican of Kansas City to succeed Francis M Cockrell on the seventh ballot. Democrats backed Cockrell while Republicans split among Niedringhaus Kerens and others. The chamber erupted as the decision neared with attempts to adjourn and a smashed clock. Warner 91 votes, Cockrell 83 Niedringhaus 1. total 175, 88 needed. Warner exceeded the majority by three.

Jefferson City United States Francis M. Cockrell Maj William Warner Kansas City Missouri Warner Cockrel Thomas K. Niedringhaus Richard C. Kerens Assembly Chamber Maj. Warner Cockrell Niedringhaus

President Roosevelts reappoint Kohlsaat and others

President Roosevelt named Judge Christian C. Kohlsaat to the United States circuit court for the Seventh district in Illinois and Solomon H. Bethea to the Northen district of Illinois as district judge. Kenesaw M. Landis was appointed as additional judge for the same district.

Washington Oosevelt Christian C. Kohlsaat United States Northern District of Illinois Seventh District Kohlsaat Solomon H. Bethea Northen District Illinois Kenesaw M. Landis

Doctor's reply to female illness sparks praise for Mrs Pinkham

An eminent physician notes women with female disorders withhold some truth from male doctors. The piece highlights Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Mrs. Pinkham’s advice service as a trusted channel for women to obtain guidance. Letters from patients like Ella Lee and J W Farmer are cited as endorsements of the remedy. Mrs. Pinkham invites sick women to write for free advice from Lynn Massachusetts.

Ella Lee Frankford Ind Lydia E. Pinkham J. Wl. Farmer Elliott Avenue St. Louis Moe Lydia EB. Pinkham

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