Russia wary as public ponders reports of deadlock
Public sentiment in Russia grows grim as rumors of a stalemate or downfall spread. Officials urge caution while broadcasters list dwindling hopes for decisive outcomes amid mounting uncertainty.
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29 May 1905
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1905
Page
1
Great Anxiety Shown By Russian Emperor
The Czar showed acute distress on news of Japanese action in the Far East. In Petrograd the emperor and navy staff awaited official reports on Vice Admiral Rozestvensky and his fleet amid fear that the flagship Kilaz Souyarm of might have sunk. Washington dispatches and consul reports stirred anxious private opinions as the public wavered between premature jubilation and pessimism.
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Rolestvensky
Tokio
Rojestvensky
Washington
Coasi
Nagasaki
Rojestvenski
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Sea of
Ne Alexanden Palace
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Washington Dispatch
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Weather Forecast for Georgia Amid Unclear Text
Fragmentary weather item notes a forecast for Georgia with references to Monday and Tuesday. Details are garbled but mention variable winds and unsettled conditions.
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Georgia
Weoley
Roestvensky Fights Raids as Russian Fleet Struggles Northward
In Tsingtau on May 29 a naval clash rages between Russian and Japanese forces near the Korea Strait. Reports say the Russian fleet is maneuvering in darkness as Japanese ships press the pursuit. An island north of Strett sees Japanese forces concentrating while torpedo boats and cruisers clash.
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Strait of Korea
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Amt Russa
American Ship Sunk as Russian Battle Commander Ordered
A Shanghai press report claims a Russian warship sank an American merchant vessel off Formosa during a naval action led by Vice Admiral Ro jestvensky. Washington officials offered no confirmation but noted the difficulty of verifying such claims amid wartime secrecy.
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Rojestvensky
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Russia
Rowjestvensky
Washington Naval Sharps Tale of Vietor and Boas
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions Vietor and Boas in a wartime naval context with references to torpedoes and actions near Korea. The readable bits point to a military scenario involving ships, likely late 20th century, but the garbled text prevents a coherent incident or dates from being established. Further readable context is required for a precise summary.
Naval clash in Korean Strait reported by Nagasaki dispatch
Reports from Nagasaki to Washington claim Japanese forces sunk a Russian battleship and four other ships in the Strait of Korea. Further dispatches indicate the Japanese fleet engaged the Russians in a battle near the strait, with initial signs pointing to a Japanese victory though full participation of Vice Admiral Rozhestvensky’s ships remains uncertain.
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Strait of Korea
Nagasaki
State Department
Washington
Korean Strait
Tsingtau
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