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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1905

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Russians Lose 22 Ships In Battle Off May 27 29

Reports from Vice Admiral Togo place Russian losses at 22 ships sunk or captured with none of their major battleships seriously damaged. Almaz witnesses claim two Japanese battleships sunk and two cruisers badly listing. fate of Vice Admiral Rojestvensky varies between wounded arrival at Vladivostok and possible capture aboard Biedovy.

Chitose Niitaka Murakumo Prince Suvoroff Alexandra III Borodino Dmitri Donskoi Nachimoff Almaz Prince Yorkite Misu Oshaba Navarin Sissoi Veliki Imperator Alexandra Oslibia Sissoivelski Nakhhimoff Dimitri Domskoi Vladimir Monmach Svetland Jemtchug Ushakoff Kamtchatka Orel Nicholas I Apraxine Senyanvin Biedovy Russia

Admiral Togo Reports Russian Losses After Battle

The Japanese legation in Washington reports Admiral Togo's dispatches detailing the Korean straits naval clash. It states Rojestvensky and other officers were captured after the sinking of the flagship and lists ships sunk or damaged, including the Dmitri Donskoi and the Suvoroff, with over 80 Russians captured aboard Biedovy.

Washington Korean Straits Foreign Office Tokio Togo Rojestvensky Kwaiz Souvaroff Ureung Island

Togo’s Silent News Battle Hints at Great Victory

Tokio reports scarce fragments of Admiral Togo’s latest sea clash with Russia. The navy offers no details, stressing victory over publication. Rumors say Japan trapped Rojestvensky, used submarines, torpedo boats, and heavy gunfire to dominate. Continuous coverage to Page Fourteen.

Navy Department

Men Buried in Gunnison Tunnel Cave-In

A May 50 cave-in in the Gunnison irrigation tunnel near Montrose Colorado entombs 20 to 25 workers. Rescue efforts include a shaft planned 65 feet deep to reach the cave and remove debris, with air pipes operating and work suspended until access is gained.

McConnell Cedar Creek

Four Drown in Cloudburst on Rhea Creek Oregon

A cloud burst on Rhea creek near Heppner Oregon today at 3 pm swept away Mrs J R Nunemaker and three children, drowning them. The Cox children also perished with bodies recovered. Affected bystanders were spared serious injuries and a relief party has gone to assist.

Portland Ore Oregonian Heppner Rhea Creek Here J. R. Nunemaker A. R. Cox

Russians and Japanese give little hope of ending war

Washington May 30. Japanese minister Takahira said only a word of peace from Tsai- kо- Selo would end the war. The Russian ambassador Cassini warned the conflict would continue indefinitely after crushing defeats. President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft weighed peace overtures as diplomats followed with keen interest.

Washington Tsaikoe- Selo Nippon Russia Count Cassini Associated Press Liaoyang St. Petersburg Tokio Takahira White House Europe Roosevelt Japan

Memorial Day tragedy near Astoria claims three lives

A May 30 incident near Astoria left three young people dead. A Greenwood cemetery outing in a pleasure boat ended when a swell in Young's bay threw Miss Ann Seaborg overboard. Robert Broom and Mr. Olsen attempted rescues but both perished. The victims were 21 and 23, with another man killed by a falling tree during logging.

Young's Bay Miss Seaborg Broom Olsen Frank Clapshaw Cole Camp Deep River

King Alfonso Arrives in Paris for Weeklong Visit

Paris May 30 The royal train bearing King Alfonso of Spain arrived this afternoon to a 1091 gun royal salute. President Loubet with the cabinet greeted the monarch as troops fired and the crowd cheered. Alfonso wore the full uniform of a Spanish captain general and proceeded to the d Orsay palace in a state coach.

Paris Alfonso Spain Loubet M. Loubet d'Orsay Palace

Russian Fleet Claims Victory At Vladivostok Harbor

The Russian cruiser Almas and torpedo boat destroyer Grozny report reaching Vladivostok after a battle in the Korean straits. They claim sinking Japanese ships while heavy losses struck both sides. Grozny’s captain wounded, one officer and three men killed, Grozny entering harbor at 11 this morning.

Almaz Grozny Liancourt Rocks Ushakoff Itwate Yakumo Dmitri Donskoi Urleung Island Almas Andriffski Vladivostok Vladivostoky Rosestvensky Togo Europe Askold Island

Captured Russian Battleship Orel Reaches Navy Yard

Tokio May 30 The captured Russian battleship Orel arrived at the Mazzura navy yard at noon. The battleships Nicolai I and Admiral Senavin and the coast defense ironclad Admiral Apraxine reached Sasebo earlier. Orel and Nicolai Sr. are reported slightly damaged.

Tokio Orel Mazzura Navy Yard Nicolai I Senavin Apraxine Sasebo Nicolai Sr

Russian cruiser arrival report corrected in Shanghai dispatch

Shanghai reports a correction: a Russian transport Korea has arrived at Woo Sung from the Straits of Korea with a large hole in its side and boats shot away. A separate Russian sea boat Swer landed at Woo Sung from Jibutil, French Somaliland.

Shanghai Woo

Russians Reach Japanese Shore After Sea Disaster

A Kobe dispatch reports hundreds of Russians, many badly wounded, landing at Yamaguchi on the Japanese coast opposite the Straits of Korea, arriving in boats or clinging to wreckage.

London Kobe Japan Yamaguchi Straits of Korea

Hospital ship joins Rosesto fleet arrival at Viadivostok

In May 90 the Ruselatg hospital ship from Rosesto s fleet reached Viadivostok marking a strategic redeployment. The voyage underscores wartime medical support and fleet logistics amid ongoing operations.

St. Petersburg Ruselatg Rosesto Sy Viadivostok

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