Russian Gunboat Gilbliak Torpedoed at Port Arthur
The Russian gunboat Gilbliak was torpedoed and destroyed at Port Arthur on Saturday, with reports of heavy Russian losses. A Daily Telegraph correspondent cites 4000 Russians in Stakelberg’s brigade assaulting a Japanese position near Wataniden five miles south, suffering 200 killed and many wounded, while Japanese losses are estimated at about 100 killed.
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Kuroki Suffering Typhus Fever Reports Say
Paris dispatch reports General Kuroki has had a mild typhus attack and is recovering. Officials expect mobilization of additional army corps in central districts. Japanese ships and wireless stations are active along Port Arthur and nearby shores, with plans for new batteries near Tsushima.
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Japanese destroyer clears mine off Talienwan Bay
The Tkuzuchi torpedo boat destroyer yesterday discovered and exploded a large mine at the entrance to Talienwan bay near Ban Bhan island. Japanese authorities are employing shell divers from Kushin province to clear the mines. Volunteers, praised as expert, stay underwater up to half a day. Hundreds offer to assist, illustrating wartime unity.
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Japanese Russian clash near Chu Chia Tur at Bai
Japanese and Russian forces clashed north of Puyeun in early last week with another engagement Friday near Chu Chia Tur. About 2 000 Russians including infantry detachments cavalry and artillery pressed Japanese cavalry before the Japanese formed their main force. Russians withdrew and retired to Teliasu by 5 p m. Four Japanese were killed and four wounded. Report from General Kuroki.
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Raisuli seeks a Moroccan kingdom for prisoners ransom
Paris, June 5 American officials hope French influence with the Moroccan government and American presence at Tangier will secure a settlement in the Morocco Kidnaping affair. Raisuli demands 70000 dollars and a subordinate kingdom with tax rights along the Tangier to Fez route.
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Deadwood Flood Ravages Black Hills Towns and Rail Lines
Heavy rains in the Black Hills caused Whitewood Deadwood and City creeks to overflow. Homes barns and businesses were carried away damage to Waite building and City hall. Two deaths reported and rail service disrupted with fears of further losses in Deadwood Central City and Gayville.
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Wonderful cave located near Cain Springs Nevada
Malt Lake June 5 A cavern of great extent is being explored near Cain Springs on the Arcapa river Nevada along the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroad. The cave promises vast underground chambers and deep abysses with stalactites supporting ceilings. Explorer HK Watts, a railroad contractor, has penetrated over 2000 feet inside the entrance.
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Ambassador McCormick Plans Rest Trip After War Tensions
Ambassador McCormick and Mrs McCormick may travel to Carlsbad for a month following a three week visit by Spencer Foldy to his mother in Parte. Foldy cites the ambassador's heavy wartime duties and the need for rest after representing both United States and Japan interests.
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Kremlin reports claim 1400 arrests in western Russia provinces
A dispatch via Warsaw cites alleged 1400 political arrests in Krieff Podolia and Volhynia over ten weeks under emergency policy. Accused avoid regular tribunals and vanish from families sight. Morning World note disputes many executions in Warsaw, saying perhaps fifty arrests only. Dispatch says violence subsides as socialists gain traction in Russia.
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Notable Expert Falls To Death In Mexican Wilderness
In Monterey Mexico on June 5 W F Charke a renowned engineering superintendent slipped on a trail from Minas Nuevas to Larame and fell about 2400 feet. He is believed killed instantly.
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Japanese Delegate Arrives to Discuss Japanese Immigrant Labor
T Royagt a special commissioner from the Japanese government traveled by steamer to Ottawa and Washington to confer with Canada and the United States on Japanese labor immigration. He carries copies empowered to accept each government's suggestions for restricting further immigration and is willing to cooperate if the U S increases Japanese residents.
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Albuquerque Takes Two Games From El Paso
Special to the Morning Journal from Paso, Texas on June 5 details Albuquerque's 2–0 win in nine innings to sweep two games, with Gallegos strong on the mound and three Albuquerque hits including a long drive. The crowd set a record and a return game in Albuquerque seems likely. El Paso seeks revenge as southwest champions after first-season defeat.
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Murphy Returns to Silence Policy of Tammany
New York reports Charles F. Murphy stating Tammany Hall will stay quiet and follow Albany instructions during the next four weeks. He abstains from public statements while awaiting the St. Louis convention outcome and pledges support for the party’s nominee.
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Riot at Show In St Louis Injures Arena Fans
A mob of about 2,500 men and boys rioted at the Show near the World's Fair grounds in St Louis, wrecking the arena and causing property damage. Police arrested several, with the estimated loss around 2500 dollars as a total write off.
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May Lead to the Retirement of Lodge
New England sentiment grows against Senator Henry Cabot Lodge with opposition from Boston business interests and regional newspapers. Critics say his actions to block a reciprocal trade deal with Canada have caused widespread discontent. editors and Republican critics have turned on him, signaling possible retirement.
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Beaulieu Advocates United States of Hope Federation
French economist Anatole Leroy Beaulieu proposed a federation of European nations to resist American aggression and the yellow peril. He argued England and Russia would not join as independent powers and Turkey would be excluded, predicting a new continental alliance unlikely to form in the near term.
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Women Lost on Mount Wilson Near Pasadena
Winifred Lucar and Edith Moore both 20 are missing on Mount Wilson after leaving Pasadena Saturday with a party. They were ahead during the return at noon and failed to rejoin the group. Multiple search parties and a mountain rescue crew from Mount Joe scoured the area but had found nothing by midnight.
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ELKIN MAY SUCCEED SENATOR QUAY IN SUPREME JUSTICE RACE
The Republican nominee P Elkin may follow Senator Quay into higher office, with reports he will announce after Durkheim’s line. Political observers note Kin’s ties to Quay and Penrose shape the governor and senate race dynamics as Durkheim and Quay influence the candidacy.
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Railroads face heavy losses as March earnings dip
Eastern roads report a monthly net loss surpassing 3.65 million dollars, with March 1 to May trends showing a 10.58 percent drop while total US rail earnings edge up slightly. Strikes and labor troubles curb shipments and raise costs, though passenger traffic climbs to offset freight declines. A new Hawaii trial results in Meheula's acquittal due to improperly admitted grand jury testimony.
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Sunshine Returns to Kansas as Floods Recede
After ten days of near constant clouds, sun returns over Kansas. Rivers fall back to banks and flood conditions ease, though some streams rise overnight and off fields remain waterlogged. Rail schedules still disrupted but improving toward normal by mid week.
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Belgium pavilion exhibits to move to U S museums
In St Louis the June exhibit collection from the Belgium pavilion spreads across social economy items. It includes statistics on children labor schools housing and mutual aid societies. The anthropology section goes to Washington University while other pieces are sent to Miss Gould's New York location.
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Wreck on Valley Street Car Ends in Death and Injuries
A city street car sped down Valley Street hill and crashed into a tree. Mrs. Joe Keehn died and sixteen others were badly injured, with broken limbs and serious head wounds. The brake beam failed as the open electric car began its descent.
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Lynch Kill Near Arington Claims Black Worker
In Arington Georgia on June 5, Arthur Thompson a Black man fatally shot M I Dudley a young white man and was lynched by a crowd. Dudley managed the city electric lighting plant and Thompson worked there as a tireman.
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Governor Herrick Appeals for Ohio Battle Ship Gift
Governor Herrick urges Ohioans to fund a silver service for the battleship Ohio. About $4,000 has been raised, with roughly $15,000 still needed. The ship is slated to enter service next September.
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Tragic Rail Suicide Near Tiff Ohio Man Dies Instantly
A man identified as Edward Gabes of Chicago drank carbolic acid this afternoon in Tiff Ohio and then stepped in front of a Big Four passenger train. He was horribly mangled and died instantly.
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Ohio
Edward Gabes
Chicago
Japan's New Explosive Stirs Navy Inquiry
Washington June 5 Navy experts study the Japanese high explosive Shimose used on Fujian vessels including the Korlete and Vartag. Officials compare its performance with other modern explosives while cautioning against exaggeration as they await fuller acid-use details and the secret behind the shell bursting mechanism.
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Navy Department
Shimose
Japan
Mob wrecks church after first communion dispute in Joulon
In Joulon France a mob of about a thousand attacked St Jean church after a pastor refused to admit children who sang anticlerical songs to their first communion. Police dispersed the crowd.
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