DIVER HELD UNDER WATER IN CANTON LAKESIDE INCIDENT
Ralph J Dean reports a farm hand diver Daniel Hayes trapped twenty four hours under a pile of refuse and tangled hose near Lima Lake outlet while clearing debris from a large pipe feeding Tim Lake. He survived with great peril but is severely weakened. Separately three youths Madge Dines Nettie Hart and George Baldwin were found shot to death in an Ohio farmhouse prompting coroner and authorities to launch a full inquiry.
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Rejected Suitor Fires on Couple Near Rockford
Dell Dasso, a Hebron farm hand, shot Miss Belle Harrison in the mouth and wounded Charles Peet in the breast after she declined his attentions while returning from church in He bron. Peet is believed to die and Harrison is in critical condition. Dasso fled.
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Rich Rascals and Sermon Spark Moral Friction at Princeton
In a Princeton sermon President Francis Patton of Princeton Theological Seminary denounces a wealthy, law‑within‑the‑lines man with 40 million dollars as lucky not to be in jail. Other items report Czar policy, Indiana auto damages ruling, Montenegro quake, a drowned prisoner’s child, Boston magnate J. Montgomery Sears’s death, and Bellefontaine cloudburst flooding.
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Boston
J. Montgomery Sears
New England
Southboro
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Togo holds the straits in decisive naval victory
The Russian fleet under Admiral Rojestvensky suffers a ruined 36 hour battle with Admiral Togo’s Japanese forces in the Korean straits. Two battleships sink, 1,500 sailors perish, and the Russians flee. The loss seals Russian aims at Manchuria while signaling Japan’s control of a vital sea route. Public calls for ending the war grow amid humanitarian concern. The report notes eight sailors saved from a Danish bark wreck near Long Branch and a Minnesota murder execution set for August.
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Tokio
Manchuria
Russia
Siberian
Bertha
Long Branch
Gov. Johnson
William Williams
Mra
G. Keller
John
St Paul, Minn
Mutiny in the Battle Nebogatoff Thrown Overboard
A St Petersburg dispatch claims Nebogatoff s sailors mutinied during the Sea of Japan battle and threw the admiral and many officers overboard or surrendered with white flags. Reports say eight men in his squadron were hanged for mutiny in the Red Sea. Wounded on Orel allegedly numbered 300 killed or wounded at the start, with mortally wounded tossed to sea and the slightly wounded fastened to the mast to avoid hindering combat.
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St. Petersburg
Orel
Russian Admiral Seeks Manila Refuge After Ocean Escape
Rear Admiral Enquist asks protection for his trio of protected cruisers the Aurora flag ship the Oleg and the Jemtchuy in Manila harbor after escaping Japanese forces in the Korean straits. They arrived Saturday night under fog protective cover.
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Enquist
Manila
Aurora
Oleg
Togo's Flagship Bore Brunt In Sea of Japan Losses
The revised losses list from the Sea of Japan battle shows 113 killed and 424 wounded for Japanese forces. The flagship Mikasa suffered the heaviest casualties with multiple ships listed, while destroyers and torpedo boats counted eighty seven losses. Commander Togo was wounded on the Adzuma.
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Adzuma
Naniwa
Shikishima
Tokima
Tatshima
Togo
Emperor Family Meals Highlighted In Hushed Court Life
The Emperor of Germany and his family dine together even with the youngest child. Emperor Franz Josef of Austria has donated 5000 dollars for a Mozart building in Salzburg. The Czar’s children show mixed appreciation for their high rank as the Grand Duchess Olga speaks often.
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Franz Josef
Austria
Salzburg
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Naval clash and repair ban tied to Manila action
Vessels were damaged and brought wounded to Manila as American authorities assessed the Russian ships outside Corregidor. Rear Admiral Train greeted the Russian squadron with salutes aboard the Ohio, Wisconsin, Oregon, Raleigh, and Cincinnati, then escorted them to Manila. Admiral Enquist will not be allowed to repair his ships there, as damage deemed not from sea or storm. Secretary Daft instructed Gov. Wright that repairs cannot occur and internment may follow through end of hostilities.
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Corregidor Island
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Daft
Gov. Wright
Global press reacts to Japanese victory in war with Russia
Newspapers from Springfield to New York weigh peace prospects and strategic outcomes. Commentators hail Japan as the rising power, predict Russia's decline, and envision Japan dominating East Asia, with Vladivostok and Saghalin key to formidable shorelines. The tone favors swift settlement and emphasizes naval prowess and political shifts.
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Mass
Japan
Russia
Washington Post
Philadelphia
New York World
Not a Favorite Breed Story of an English Peddler and a Dog Dealer
An English peddler seeks a plain dog that is not a greyhound yet resembles one. He describes a dog about a certain height with a shorter nose and sturdier body, asking if such dogs exist. The dealer's blunt reply is that they drown such dogs.
Thought She Couldn't Live
Moravia New York June 5 Mr Benjamin Wilson credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for recovering his wife from four years of diabetes and rheumatism She rose from 130 to 190 pounds and gained strength, calling the medicine a godsend. An Idealist. The Washington Star note says a friend is called an I O U topian.
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N. Y
Benjamin Wilson
Dodd
Luxuriant Hair Cure Ad and Servant Story
An advertisement touts Cuticure and Cuticura products as a complete hair and skin cure, promising to stop hair loss and cure various conditions. The piece then relays a New York Times anecdote about a servant girl with hair as a visible “wool” and a humorous misunderstanding with her mistress.
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New York Times
Virginia
Betty
Might Have Saved Money. De Grippes Great heaven
Quick exchange in a Cleveland Leader cartoon panel depicts panic over a projected collision and a round trip ticket purchase, capturing humorous fatalism and the city’s lighthearted take on travel mishaps.
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de Grippes
Cleveland
Grape Nuts Drives Health and Productivity Claim
A testimonial from a man who cured stomach and kidney problems by switching from heavy meats to Grape Nuts. He credits improved digestion, relieved heartburn, steadier nerves, sharper thinking, and uninterrupted work until dinner. Ends with a mention of Postum Co. and the Road to Wellville booklet.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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