26 Apr 1905
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1905
Page
1
In Milwaukee the FHON barks ended a period of shaken confidence as local circles regain steadier footing and public interest returns to prior routines. The shift signals renewed community engagement and a calmer social climate in the city.
Milwaukee deletes deposit withdrawal fears as confidence returns in First National bank and Milwaukee Trust. Clearing House reports assets intact and directors vow solvency. city officials, chamber and mayor reassure the public while deposits move under 30 and 90 day notice rules.
Taingtau Shantung Peninsula April 26 Russian officers report Vice Admiral Rozestvensky's fleet left Kamranh bay and now steams south to join Nebogatoff's detachment as part of fleet movements in the region.
News from Forts Petersburg dated April 26 says Japanese forces have shifted from screening General Linevitch to push main troops along the Sungari valley toward Kirin and Ninguta. They aim to isolate Vladivostok as Chunchuses mount diversions on Russia’s right. Europatkin’s alleged resignation and Bar on Kaulbars taking command are noted.
St. Petersburg notes growing belief there will be no large general action between Russian and Japanese fleets for some time. Admiralty reasons include Togo avoiding decisive combat to wear down Russia with torpedo strikes and transport disruption. Reports of Vladivostok squadron movement and repaired cruisers Rojestvensky’s return are discussed by Razvedchik.
Two thousand troops entrain for the Far East pillaged liquor shops and wrecked doors and windows on baggage and Red Cross cars in Minsk. The incident marks a chaotic episode as troops move eastward.
At Moscow Kazan station disturbances arose as the Omsk regiment prepared to depart for the Far East. A lieutenant armed with a revolver killed a soldier for insubordination during the day.
In Fort Wayne Indiana on April 26 John W Welker a 24 year old businessman shot dead his sweetheart Minnie Melching also 24 and then cut his throat dying instantly He left a note claiming they could not agree The deed occurred in the parlor of Minnie Melching s home
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