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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1905
Page
5
Reports from Washington and London describe a naval clash near the Korea Strait with Japanese forces engaging Russian ships. Claims include sinking of battleships Borodino and Orel with several cruisers and a repair ship, while Russian and Japanese statements vary on outcome and specifics.
Chefoo May 28 reports Private ams in Korea say a battle advanced yesterday afternoon near the Korean strait between the main portion of the Russian squadron and Admiral Togo's fleet. Russian ships sighted near Shanghai with three battleships and several cruisers said to be moving toward Korea. Shanghai telegrams note ongoing engagement between Tau straits and Japanese coast with Russian favourable tone but limited details.
May 28 Tokyo reports no news on Japanese and Russian fleet operations. Newspapers are held under absolute leash and all telegraphs and cables are closed to press dispatches.
Equitable President criticizes Judge Maddox ruling in Franklin B. Lord vs the society. He directs managers and staff to contest the decision, arguing appellate courts will not uphold Maddox views on the board of directors in adopting the amended charter. Acquiescence would undermine the society’s mutualising plan.
In San Pablo Cal May 238 an apprentice on the torpedo boat Preble, Kerpster Horne Scott, achieved a new American navy mark with a six pound gun. While the ship moved at ten knots, Scott hit a target at 1,000 yards nineteen times out of twenty during practice.
London reports fuel speculation on a major Japanese victory over the Russian fleet. Dispatches describe evasive movements by Vice Admiral Rozestvensky and scattered Russian sightings near Luzon and Woosung, with secrecy from Tokio and uncertain battle outcomes.
Four men from Missouri and Nebraska drowned after a boat capsized while attempting to cross a mill pond on the Ames River. The group, part of a picnic party, included Frederick Ler, Frank Gray, Rhodes, and Gaves, all from unknown towns. Local authorities investigated the incident near Ames today.
Paris reports intense interest as news of a fierce engagement between Russian and Japanese forces reaches editors. Dispatches from the United States claim both sides suffered serious injuries while admirals Rochestvensky and others are credited with strategic daring. A St. Petersburg letter quotes Admiral Rojestvensky wishing to reach Vladivostok without combat if possible, yet prepared to fight if necessary.
Reports from naval officials describe divided opinions on the fate of the Russian fleet under Admiral Rozestvensky. Some speculate a strategic ruse to lure Togo, others believe a division failed, with a planned clash possibly occurring in narrow seas. The consensus remains that open battle was unlikely and heavy torpedo activity influenced losses.
Reports detail naval clashes with Japanese forces and chronicles of the European and Asian theatre. Amid ongoing labor strikes, talks between express companies and unions unfold in New York with officials mulling possible breaks in momentum.
During disturbances near a synagogue in Weidh troops fired on a crowd injuring two Jewish workmen. Soldiers pursued a mob and some men were mistaken for a police spy as troops arrived to quell the unrest.
In Athens Georgia on May 28 the tenth commencement of the State Normal School closes tomorrow morning. The auditorium was packed for religious exercises led by Rev J J Bennetts. Miss Louise Bryan sang solo and the deglaureate sermon was delivered by Rev J J Bennett. Tomorrow the class of eighty five will receive diplomas. the bac calaureate address will be by Dr Wrellf Rose of Nashville.
May 28 Athens Ga The annual commencement of Knox Institute for Negroes in Georgia proceeds with a nine member class. Principal I J Clink ADL oversees departments including literary, musical, industrial and domestic arts. The school reports 206 students across twenty two ties and fifteen different items, with sewing typewriting and handiwork offerings.
Fragmentary report indicates a person named Jackson is sought on larceny charges and is believed seen in Palm Beach. Details are garbled with references to Georgia, a sheriff, and possible connections to a wife owning property, with unclear ties to Molaaus and Markind. The readable bits suggest an escape or travel to Florida.
Bloomington May 28 Ward reported Professor C. Q. Lampland former Indiana University astronomy student now with Lowell Observatory has pictographed canals on Mars. He claims twenty views obtained and similar results believed possible in study of Selene.
Revival services at the East High Street church conclude tonight after a week of progress and spiritual renewal. Local sources report strong attendance and ongoing efforts to revive the congregation and community spirit.
In a terse note, authorities describe how a group of young men hindered access to a local venue, citing safety concerns and crowd control. Officials emphasize orderly conduct and warn against further disturbances.
A whimsical display highlights straw hats and soft tats as fashion items brightening the season. Shoppers admire stylish silhouettes and casual summer mood, with vendors noting growing interest in lightweight headwear.
A chaotic obituary and notice fragment from Alabama and other states lists Secretary of the State Senate candidates and local figures. It mentions Coosa county origin, Garrett family connections, and several local names. notes deaths in Columbus and Washington Georgia, plus reference to Confederate veteran service and a New York society member.
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