Japan to Keep Fighting Till Russia Begs Peace
Washington May 30 Japan will press on the war until Russia shows a desire for peace, said Mr Takanira the Japanese minister. Russia will fight on, Count Cassini said, and the czar's ambassador declared peace not possible at this time. Amid talk of peace prospects after Japan’s victory near Liao Yang, Washington weighs whether Russia may seek talks while Japan demands indemnity and fleet expansion. President Roosevelt and Taft discuss the battle’s implications as Cassini and Cassini’s successor prepare for possible direct talks with Tokyo.
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Vienna
Great Britain
United States
Japan Gives Five Thousand Dollars to India
Simia British India May 30 Sit Shimpo reports Japan has sent Lord Curzon five thousand dollars for Indian earthquake relief with sympathy for India. Curzon replies that Anglo Indian admiration and chivalry will strengthen ties. Also notes the American Bankers Association convening in Washington October 25 to 27 1905.
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Emperor to Decorate Japanese Prince at Wedding
Berlin May 30 Wilhelm I crowns Prince Arisugawa with the order of the Slack Eagle for representing Japan at crown prince Frederick’s wedding. Suspicion arises. (From Brooklyn Life) The Friend-This is one of your jokes Ha Ha The Humorist-Wi what are you lughing at Isnt it a good one
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Berlin
Himperor Wilam
Arisugawa
Japan
Frederick
Brooklyn Life
Lughing
Russian War News Mixed in Tokyo Cable
Multiple reports from Tokyo describe a dramatic naval disaster as the Russian cruiser Admiral Nakhimoff sank near Tau Island after a massive explosion while entering the straits. Survivors were rescued by fishermen. Captain Roshinoff survived, others perished or were missing. News also notes damaged Russian transports and ongoing questions about the cause. France and Britain weigh peace possibilities amid Russian defeat and calls for diplomatic handling.
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Roshinoff
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Moji
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Making Peace Fatal Clash Leaves Two Men Dead
In Cedar Keys Fin May two men died after a fight between Samni Miles and Charles Mitchell escalated. George Conyer was shot while attempting to disarm Miles. Miles was fatally shot then died after fleeing about 100 yards with his throat cut.
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Charles Mitchell
George Conyer
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Conyer
Buffalo Lithia Water Promoted by Medical Experts
A historical ad extols Buffalo Lithia Water as highly beneficial for rheumatism gout diabetes Brights disease bladder stones gall stones and female ailments. It cites Dr Edward McGuire of Richmond VA noting relief from repeated rena Colfe attacks after regular use and promises a doctors reports book on request from Buffalo Lithia Springs Virginia.
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Edward McGuire
University College, of Medicine
Richmond
Rena Colfe
Buffalo Lithia Springs
Virginiaa
Pioneer Captain Felder dies at 85 in Georgia
Captain Calvin Felder, 85, pioneer of southwestern Georgia, dies at home in Americus. Seminole Indian War and Civil War veteran, leaves son John B. Felder and five daughters including Mrs. Lavender and Mrs. J. F. Shaw of Atlanta. Other items note deaths of G. W. Barnes near Bynum and Mrs. A. Evans of Four Mile, with brief burial and obituary details.
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Four Mile
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South Macon
J. M. Glenn
Riverside
Reichstag Closed in Berlin as Socialists Depart
Berlin May 30 Emperor William closed the Reichstag today. Vice Chancellor Von Pocadowsky-Wehner read the imperial communication. Socialist members left the house, showing disregard for the crown. Rome May 30 Pope Receives Archbishop Ryan and Bishop Jansen in private audience.
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Rome
Patrick J. Ryan
Philadelphia
John Janseen
Belleville
Floating Bombshell Bound for Porto Rico
A masted schooner Goodwin Stoddard sails to San Juan with a cargo deemed the most dangerous ever shipped from New York by river men. The hold contains gasolene, naphtha, dynamite, and gunpowder in vast quantities. The captain orders execution of a smoking crew member.
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Porto Rico
Old Rivers
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Russia’s defeat reshapes power in Asia and Europe
In Ithaca on May 30 former ambassador Andrew D White analyzed Japanese victories as weakening Russia’s prestige and power. He argued Russia must reform at home, curb autocracy, and invest heavily in armed forces, likely yielding gradual constitutional change and a wider freeing of influences in Asia and Europe.
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N. Y
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Russia
Tonigh
Asia
Great Britain
Sho
Europe
United States
Russian admiralty confirms loss of several battleships
St Petersburg May 30 reports say the admiralty admits sinking the Sinlaz Souvaroff Borodin Oslabia and Orel and the rescue ship Wamitchatka after a Baltic battle. The cruiser Almaz is the only Russian ship confirmed to reach Vladivostok amid uncertain reports of others escaping. The Orel hospital ship arrived at Vladivostok with Admiral Boresvensky's fleet.
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Borodin
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Orel
Resnair
Wamitchatka
Theaa
Chaim
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Neo
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Einaz Souvarert
St. Peterseburg
St. Petersburg
Admral Borestvensky
Prominent Albin Citizen Jerry H Drican Dies Suddenly
Jerry Robinson, about 60, a wealthy Albin MI resident with varied holdings, died tonight from heart trouble. Former Chattanooga resident, he recently moved to Mississippi owning significant property, once holding most of Looks Mountain and other valuable holdings near Chattanooga.
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Mississippi
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Senator Simmons Cannot Go
Senator Simmons is forced to abandon his trip with the senatorial party, leaving Kansas City in a state of regret as he withdraws from the western delegation.
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Raleigh
N.C
Kansas City
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