Russian Fleet Sunk Seven Vessels in Baltic Clash
Tokyo reports major Russian naval losses include two battleships and five cruisers sunk with several ships captured or foundered. Over 1,000 prisoners taken. Admiral Rozestvensky possibly killed or wounded. News reflects continued pursuit and uncertain outcome as peace talks loom.
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Toge
Nachimoff
Dimitri Donskel
Svietlang
Usakoff
Kamtchatka
Rutshush
Vladimir Monomach
Papal Secretary Reports Far East Naval Battle
Cardinal Merry Del Val informed the pope of a recent naval battle in the Far East. The pope called the loss of life deplorable but expressed hope it may end the war.
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Rome
Merry de Val
Far East
Russians Defeated Near Okinoshima In Japanese News
Tokyo reports Admiral Togo's combined fleet attacked the Russian squadron near Okinoshima May 27 and sank at least four ships with heavy damage to others. The pursuit continued May 28 near Villancourt Rocks with four ships surrendering and no damage to Japanese vessels. Prisoner statements name ships Borodino Alexandria II and three others sunk.
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Washington
Tokio
Togo
Okinoshima
Tsushima
Vulancourt Rocks
Russian Fleet Disaster Deepens War-Hopes for Peace
May 30 report from St Petersburg notes a near total Russian naval defeat as Ro jestvensky’s fleet suffers crippling losses with only six of sixteen ships remaining. Japanese pursuit continues while liberals in Russia call for peace and a constitution, and the emperor reportedly weeps, signaling a political crisis.
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Russia
Roosevelt
M. Delcasse
War Party
Mukden
Linovitch
Admiralty
Vladivostock
Rosesvensky
Kniaz
St. Petersburg
Tokio
Trepoff
Toronment
Nee Jons
Rorestvensky
Trafalgar
Tego
Nebogatolfs
Rojestvensky
Japan
Cronstadt
Togo
Biaits
Malacca
France
Associated Press
Roosevelt Holds Talks With Japanese Envoy On War End Peace
Washington reports President Roosevelt met with Japanese minister M Takahira to discuss a prompt full report on the battle and possible terms of peace. Ambassadors Cassini Sternberg and Durand were also connected with informal talks on bringing belligerents to direct negotiations.
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Japan
Mipvelof Rojestvensky
Russia
Legation
Takahira
Togo
Lorestvensky
Washington
Rojestvensky
Korean Straits
Far East
Roosevelt
M. Takahira
White House
Baron Sternberg
Loosevelt
Count Cassini
Straits of Korea
Russian Transports Haul Down Flags Off Woosung
Shanghai dispatch dated May 30 reports Russian transports near Woosung lowering their flags. The May 36 London note notes the action observed by the Morning Post correspondent. The event marks a change in posture at the Woosung dock area during the period.
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London
Shanghai
Morning Post
Woosung
Miscalculated location of the Japanese base
London dispatch says Russian forces mislocated the Japanese base near the Pescadores and avoided those islands, choosing a roundabout route before entering the Tsu channel. The report reflects wartime naval movements and strategic misperceptions observed by a Daily Mail Tokyo correspondent.
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London
Tokio
The
Daily Mail
Pescadores
Tsu Channel
Russian Warship Arrives Off Iwami Surrender Flag Raised
London May 29 The Tokio correspondent for the Daily Telegraph reports a Russian warship has arrived off Iwami on Japans southwest coast and hoisted the white flag. About 300 officers and men, many wounded, are being aided by the Japanese Red Cross at the scene.
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London
Tokio
Daily Telegraph
Iwami
Japan
Japanese Red Cross
Tokyo Celebrates Japan Victory With Street Jubilation
Tokio marks a great naval victory with cheering crowds in the capital. Main avenues and government buildings are crowded as processions form with lanterns, songs, and bands, and plans arise for an organized formal celebration.
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Tokio
Japan
Togo
Deluded St East Anglia Hopes For Good News
A telegraph agency from St Petersburgh reports hopeful developments amid cautious optimism. The brief dispatch notes tentative progress and signals possible improvement in relations, with further details promised on continued coverage.
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Petershu
St. Pet
Irg
Deliveries by Unprotected Teams Ahead Amid Strike
Chicago May 29 Renewed aggressiveness from employers in the teamsters strike is expected Wednesday as 400 unemployed drivers in downtown firms await police protection. Lumber districts will seek drivers and seek to boost regional business. the May grand jury began probing payments and a blacklist rumor. Witnesses denied conspiracy claims and noted most Dixon Transfer work remains uninterrupted.
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Chicago
Teamsters
May Grand Jury
Express
Master In Chancery
Sherman
T. J. Cavanaugh
Teamsters’ Association
Robert J. Thorne
Montgomery Ward and Company
Team Owners’ Association
Arthur Dixon
Dixon Transfer Company
Jstrike
Atlantic Wins Kaiser's Cup With Record Atlantic Crossing
The American schooner Atlantic won the Kaiser's cup after passing Sicily Island at 9 57 this morning setting a new yacht crossing record. No other yachts have been sighted yet.
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London
Atlantic
Sicily Island
Philadelphia Mayoral Victory Ends Insurance Group Rule
Philadelphia State Insurance Commissioner Israel W. Durham, a ten year leader in the Republican program, surrendered today to Mayor John Weaver whose attack began last Tuesday. The mayor now appears to control municipal affairs.
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Philadelphia
Israel W. Durham
Pennsylvania
John Weaver
Correction on Albuquerque water plant valuation by Herman Bleucher
Water expert Herman Bleucher issues a correction to a prior Daily Citizen interview. He clarifies that he did not place a $100,000 to $150,000 value on Albuquerque’s water plant and notes the reporter cited the water company price of $250,000. Bleucher says the city could afford a price the company would accept if a sale occurred.
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Herman Bleucher
Old
Albuquerque
Daily Citizen
Bleucher
Breuher
Mouquerque
Rio Grande flood hits El Paso area as rail harm grows
Reports from El Paso show the Rio Grande rising slowly with many Mesilla valley homes lost and sections of El Paso flooded. The Santa Fe line and other rails suffer damage, while crews move cedar brush and rip rap to shore up tracks. authorities foresee the worst may be past for the valley.
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el Paso
Texas
Rio Grande
Mesilla
Towne
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Morning Journal
Associated Press
San Marcial
Hyde and Diamond to be tried in Washington
Frederick A. Hyde and Henry P. Diamond charged in Western land frauds have the U S Supreme Court reaffirming the circuit court ruling. They will be moved from California to the District of Columbia for trial and habeas corpus petitions are denied.
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Hyde
Diamond
Washington
Frederick A. Hyde
Henry P.diamond
Supreme Court of the United States
Circuit Court
District of California
District of Columbia
Supreme Court Reverses Hammond Elevator Case
The U S Supreme Court rules against Hammond Elevator Co in the Board of Trade of Chicago v Hammond Elevator, reversing the circuit court on the right to appropriate the board's quotations. The decision hinges on jurisdictional technicalities which are overruled.
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Washington
Justice Brown
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Board of Trade of Chicago
Hammond Elevator Company
Circuit Court For
Northern District of Ilinois
Wholesale massacre of Armenians in Trans-Caucasia
May 29 report from Nakichevan describes a Tartar led massacre of Armenians with Christians’ houses burned and pillaged. Streets in cities and villages show dead and wounded with over 100 killed, including a priest. authorities fail to quell the violence. Also notes James Dalrymble arriving in Chicago.
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Nakichevan
Ferivan
Trans-Caucasia
Albuquerque Derby headline attracts big field at Traction Park
A packed afternoon awaits at Traction Park Albuquerque with the Albuquerque Derby a centerpiece feature. Entries include Heather Hony Carvez Los Angelino Citrus stables Delmonte Derby and Cannonball among others in a mile and one sixteenth race offering a $400 purse plus 5 percent gate share. The program also includes several other sprint and pace events with purses around $100 across six races.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Morning Journal
P. F. McCanna
The
Racing Association
Singleton
Fred Kraft Cannonball
Porter
L. Wolf Lelia Hill
Singleton Ed
Bellemong
B'ney Dreyfus
R. W. DeNeff
Talqvier
Williams
Yellowstone
Aslows Ragnarok
James Dunn
James Jedwell
Honest John
Houns Neva
Neff
Nika
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Piquet
Molewell
Los Ernas
False Fire
Krol
Torch Beach
Nichols
Sear Face
Mee Dowells
Jack Adams
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Eve Ries
Tom Freel
Met
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Scar Face Bedwell
Trillium
Kraita George H. Ketchum
McCarrie Tar
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