Russians Lose All Battle Ships in Pacific Clash
A Tokio cable reports heavy Japanese success against Russian forces in the Pacific. Several battleships including Borodino and Alexander III were sunk or captured, with other ships damaged or seized. total losses cited include more than 30 vessels totaling about 163,411 tons and 2,000 prisoners. Washington confirms four Russians captured by Japan and brought to Sasebo.
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Polowing
Prince Sivaroll
Empetstor Uit
Borodino
Osla Sissor-Veltki
Navarin
Verniser
Isiketdhor
Dronkkol
Vladmir Monemach
Jemtchug
Oussakofft
Kamehatka
Thajsee
Eemee
Orel
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Trutshush
Biip
Nzmie - Nowy
Palustian
Agadégler
Ervieg Sma
Yt Ataubee
Battle tale of the Orel and Neboga toff forces
Reports from London and New York recount the Orel engagement with Neboga toff’s squadron during the Sea of Japan action. Accounts claim many sailors died or were tossed overboard and that survivors faced brutal choices as ships attempted to reach safety. The fate of the Orel and the fleet remained uncertain amid conflicting dispatches.
Czar Confers Authority on Gen Trepoff to Preserve Regime
St Petersburg June 5 The Russian government loosens the reins of power amid ongoing unrest. Emperor appoints Governor General Trepoff as chief interior minister with authority to curb assemblies suspend societies and take steps to prevent interference with the autocratic regime while signaling continued war efforts and resistance to peasant reform.
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Gen. Trepoff
St . Petersburg
Rosestvensky
Trepofl
Department of Police
Trepoff
Russia
On Board the Borodino Flagship Narrative from Tokyo
A Tokyo correspondent of the Daily Express recounts an officer of the battleship Borodino describing Admiral Rojestvensky’s presence on board. The ship endured hits, loss of steering, and fires. many were killed or wounded. the vessel was rammed by Japanese ships and eventually sank after a desperate fight.
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London
Shanghai
Sakhatin
Faye
Aurora
Oleg
New York
St. Patersburg
Nebogaoff
Sea of Japan
Hafidimiral
Nebogatoff
Agath
Red Sea
Fokio
Yukoauka
Sid
Harmpian
Tokio Corres Nt
Daily ‘Express
Borodino
Sasebol
Rojestvensky
Borddind
Shikishima
Fuji
Rofestvensky
Japanese Losses Reported In Battle With Low Casualties
Transcripts describe Japanese losses as very small with numbers for ships and crews listed. Mikasa and Adzuma figures appear, mentioning a Yon Admiral Rostyston sky injured aboard a battleship taken to Sasebo, while other sailors sustain minor wounds and skull injuries.
Wounded In Hands Of Japs Battles News Across Seas
Official dispatches confirm Japanese losses in the May naval battle were three torpedo boats and about 200 men wounded or killed, with no Japanese battleships lost. Admiral Rozestvensky is captured and seriously wounded but expected to recover. Tsarist leadership convenes councils on war continuation as Russia reels from the disaster.
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Tsu Dsland
Rogtyonsky
Tokio
Vico
Rojestyensky
Russia
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Anl
Alexich
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Washington
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Imperial
Togy
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Xateft
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Orel
Aed
Rojestvensky
Xamirat" Voelker- Bam
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Te aUlyo
al Pease
National ‘Assembly
Coltug
Invar
Rio
Demand for Reform Moves Imperial Policy in Petersburg
A Petersburg dispatch reports an extraordinary council summoned by the Emperor to avert a popular storm. Officials fear widespread unrest as workers plan protests and strikes while guards and garrisons are reinforced. Liberals push for action, blaming misgovernance, with rhetoric of imminent upheaval and potential revolutionary outcomes.
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Reyail
St. Petersburg
Norning
Insula
Cugacey
Faimoas
Costach
Celie Hye
Czarina’s Council Reports Step Toward Internal Situation
Fragmented OCR note from June detailing the Sal National Assembly and Tsarskoe Selo amid internal affairs, referencing Petersynrg and extraordinary council actions. Readable entities include Tsarskoe Selo and internal situation terms.
Voelkersam Killed in Conning Tower On Flagship
Rear Admiral Voelkersam, commander of the battleship squadron of the Russian fleet, was killed in the conning tower of his flag battleship Oglaba on the first day of the May battle. The loss was announced yesterday as the Russian fleet engaged the British trawler North Sea and torpedo flotillas.
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Tokio
Voel- Kersam
Oglaba
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Cyonatadt
Dadmira Bolestvevsky
Charles Je Bonap At Navy Post, July Dispatch
Fragmentary notice announces Charles Je Bonap likely to assume a naval post. It references Washington and Habsevelt, mentions sabres and a scheme, and notes a July 1 date for taking charge of an operation related to construction and lines.
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Washington
Charles
Warte
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Paul’ Marto Yathre
Fragmented OCR summary of a 20th century drama scene
An unreadable OCR fragment references ships, a steamer, and a Japanese empress among garbled phrases. It mentions a woman disliking men and hints at war and ships with scattered names such as Russia and Meas. The text is too fragmentary to confirm events, dates, or locations.
Bomb in city disrupts parade protection becomes deadly
A bomb exploded during an official escort near Algasginate injuring five and killing several, as cavalry guards struggled to contain the incident. President Ilfonso was in the area but escaped unharmed. Authorities suspect anarchist involvement amid a chaotic scene with shattered vehicles and widespread panic.
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Opera
Dng Ani
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Sperson
Quirked Headlines and Odd Observations Across the Page
A jumble of curious notes spans a streetwise exchange about employment and a baby, a Barnet snake that starved for 237 days, a New York cafe tipster method using coffee bubbles, and a forecast hint linking coffee bubble behavior to imminent cloudiness for the next day.
Fragmented Japanese Losses Reported Amid Turmoil
The text notes heavy Japanese casualties with 113 killed and 424 wounded while describing Russian forces and strategic concerns. It mentions leadership disputes, potential moves by diplomats, and a forthcoming decision anticipated by April.
Thought She Couldn’t Live Moravia Woman Healed by Pills
Mr Benjamin Wilson of Moravia New York credits Dodd’s Kidney Pills with saving his wife from a four year battle with diabetes and rheumatism. He recalls her weight dropping from two hundred to about one ninety six pounds and her health finally improving after using the remedy. He calls the pills a God-send and urges others to try them.
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Moravia
N. Ys
Benjamin Wilson
Dodd
Alliance Ends Rift Between Alexander and Hyde at Equitable
New York date line reports that the Equitable Life Assurance Society will end the dispute between President J W Alexander and Vice President Hyde by forming a defensive and offensive alliance. Conference with advisers and allies led to the breakthrough, signaling a united leadership ahead of future policy and governance. The report also notes unrelated thefts in New York and a brief, fragmentary list of items.
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New, York
Tiquitable
Prieke
J. W. Alexander
Hyde
Alexander
Hydel
Fragmentary note on guilt, punishment, and local storm damage
A garbled excerpt mentions guilt and capital punishment in Sweden, prison discipline, and church services. It describes a harsh winter, a distant region’s dogs, and a torn local scene. Elsewhere a redwood storm damage near Brookdale is noted with a fallen tree, a woodpecker nest, and a sap‑rich hollow harboring a thriving swamp honeysuckle bush laden with fruit.
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